Sentence examples for state and parish from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, state and parish officials drew up their own response plan, a process that usually takes months, over that weekend.

Still, the unified command put much of the state and parish plan into effect over the next few weeks, while also continuing to draw up its day-to-day action plans.

This program includes partners from state and parish government, the local community, museums and school districts and has directly led to the development of the Highland Road Park Observatory, in-service teacher training program, content standards aligned classroom material and new technology for the classroom.

As investigators with the commission state: "The spill presented an opportunity for state and parish officials to facilitate construction of a large-scale, temporary oil spill response measure whose purpose might, they believed, 'pivot' to permanent restoration of Louisiana's barrier islands - with BP footing the bill".

States and parish authorities are still working to clean up from the weekend's extreme weather.

There will be some hazardous hurdles to come for Palace in their current state - and Parish's decision on who guides them around the course will shape their season.

Harris said he could build the turbines for $84,000, and James set about collecting the money: the federal government, as James remembered several decades later, agreed to pay half via grants channeled through the state, and the parish would pay the other half.

This system, along with its profile and a rapport between parish, state and federal authorities that is far stronger than the dysfunctional relationship that characterized the response effort to Hurricane Katrina, bolstered the confident statements made by city officials on New Orleans's ability to bear up.

The market strategy is to capitalize on Fiberglass World's alliances by securing city, parish, state, and government contracts.

Louisiana's state constitution does not place limits on where the state can allocate education funds, so long as it equitably finances the state's parishes and districts and serves the purpose of educating Louisiana's children.

That message was sent to heads of state and governments, international institutions and parishes throughout the 1.2-billion-member church.