Sentence examples for required of state from inspiring English sources

The global reporting on human-rights issues required of State by Congress is, on the other hand, extraordinarily productive.

The governor wrote that Puerto Rico "will support federal efforts to assure that trespassing or other intrusions on the range cease entirely by providing complementary support required of state and local jurisdictions".

Dad had been delighted — "just tickled pink!" — and he pointed out how the showdown involving Lucinda's refusal to pledge allegiance was similar to one of his own, twenty years before, when he was fired from McNeese State University for refusing to take the Louisiana loyalty oath required of state employees.

The long list of measures required of states is so onerous that few states, if any, are likely to adopt such an approach".

It's in the fight over federal health care reform and what it does and doesn't require of state government and Texas taxpayers and insurance customers.

In recent years, numerous international, regional and non-governmental organisations have striven to flesh out what it means, as a matter of international law, to require of states that they follow the path of free and fair elections.

The commitments the administration is requiring of states closely resemble elements of the administration's own blueprint for rewriting the No Child law, sent to Congress last year but never acted upon.

The voluntary national test is in addition to the mandatory testing that we will require of states -- all schools, all school districts, students themselves and required teacher testing, which goes a step farther than Governor Bush has been willing to go.

The scan did not show the raised seal required of an official state document.

Implementation of IHR, required of all WHO member states, was not completed by the June 2012 deadline.

Thanks to rulings by the Supreme Court, states cannot require out-of-state retailers to collect sales taxes on goods coming into the state unless the retailer has a physical presence or "nexus" within that state.