Sentence examples for state's measures from inspiring English sources

Attorney General Leslie Rutledge, a Republican, said her office will ask the state's Supreme Court to strike down the decision because the ordinance runs counter to a state law barring localities from broadening their own non-discrimination measures beyond the state's measures.

The state's measure – Proposition 64, the Adult Use of Marijuana Act – would allow adults aged 21 and older to possess up to an ounce of cannabis and buy the drug in stores – no doctor's note required.

In south San Jose, administrators at the Oak Grove district say including student achievement in evaluations has helped bolster the district's Academic Performance Index, the state's measure of academic performance.

"The marijuana prohibition era is finally coming to an end in Nevada," said Mason Tvert, director of communications for the Marijuana Policy Project, the drug policy reform group that backed the state's measure to legalize.

So perhaps it's easy to see why the state's conciliatory measures toward the agriculture industry often go overlooked.

It didn't affect them, nor did the state's security measures before or after the Kunming station attack.

This campaign demonstrated that Iran's feminist movement remained vibrant despite the state's repressive measures to suppress it.

But pro-government Egyptians feel the state's hardline measures against dissent are the only and legitimate means of getting rid of Mohamed Morsi's Muslim Brotherhood, which is portrayed as a terrorist organisation, and of re-establishing stability.

The island, the state's largest, measures 48 mi (77 km) by 3 7 mi (5 11km), has an area of 239 sq mi (620 sq km), and supports a sheep station.

Opponents of the state's education measures are seeking to get the laws overturned.

And so the hollow of the son travels in tandem with the unknown quantity of the state, taking the nation's measure.