Sentence examples for started a state from inspiring English sources

The campaign started a state Black Leadership Council in February to serve as its "sounding and advisory board" on issues of importance to minority voters, said Tara Wall, senior communications coalition adviser for the campaign.

"We wrote an emancipation proclamation to relieve our white brethren from our burden, started a state in Europe called Monrovia, and said all the Europeans could go back and be welcomed," he said.

Japan, which imports nearly all its fossil fuels, started a state-financed gas hydrates program in 1995, and is aiming for commercial exploitation within 10 years.

After you start a state corporation and file the paperwork then you will need help to fill out an application called a 501c3.

In the fall, Cook County agreed to start a state-funded alternative-to-incarceration program for probation violators.

On May 31 , 1911 the state of Pennsylvania signed the Sproul Road Bill, which started a drastic state takeover of highways around the commonwealth.

On May 31 , 1911 the state of Pennsylvania signed the Sproul Road Bill, which started a drastic state takeover of highways.

The attack crippled most of the U.S. Pacific Fleet's battleships and started a formal state of war between the two nations.

"He started a bottoms-up, state-party-focus and has been consistent in fulfilling that promise.

The optimization process was started from a state of complete union, i.e. the material parameters of the nonunion area were set to cortical bone.

I want to start a 529 (state college savings) plan.' It's so emotional.