Sentence examples for revising state from inspiring English sources

The Connecticut General Assembly has asked cities to delay using eminent domain while it considers revising state law.

First, by eliminating "marriage" and revising state policies to focus on caregiving activities rather than sexual/romantic relationships, the state advances its legitimate interest in insuring that vulnerable citizens receive care and nurturing without illegitimately interfering in the private sphere of marriage.

"Medicinal Fried Chicken" was first broadcast when Colorado was considering revising state medicinal marijuana laws and restricting fast food eateries.

And they could use the freed-up funds in a number of ways, such as expanding access to high-quality preschool, reducing class sizes in high-poverty schools, and revising state funding formulas to invest more in high-poverty neighborhoods.

Rep. Larry Stirling (R-La Mesa) has introduced a package of bills supported by most area school districts that would preserve local options for raising construction funds, while revising state formulas that local officials say discriminate against San Diego County districts in the apportioning of state building funds.

There may be more than one way in which the languages of K and α can be so correlated: in choice revision, one such "extension" represents the revised state; alternately (skeptical) revision consists of the intersection of all such extensions.

Things changed with a revised state plumbing code in 2010 and annual revisions after that, the most recent of which supersedes all local codes unless the local city or county adopts its own rules.

in a case in which a State revises and resubmits its State plan after a hearing is conducted under subclause (I cc)(CC), or after the State has declined the opportunity for such a hearing, the Secretary determines that such revised State plan does not meet the requirements of this section.

"And where exactly do we get authority to revise state legislative lines?

Federal officials often revise state figures as better data becomes available, and Alaska is no exception.

He would also ask state employees to contribute more to their health benefit plans and revise state workers compensation agreements.