Sentence examples for state centers from inspiring English sources

As the Late Classic Period unfolded over the next three centuries, warfare raged unchecked and some of the state centers disintegrated.

The Cuomo administration, which plans to close the 11 state centers in 2014, does not defend the reimbursement system it inherited, though it disputes the committee's figures.

The state centers received letters on Nov. 8 containing a white powder and a note saying that the powder was anthrax, state and federal officials said.

A plan to close the state centers by 2000 was scrapped during the administration of Gov. George E. Pataki, a Republican, in part because the centers generated so much income, said Paul J. Castellani, who formerly directed upstate operations for the state, and now teaches at the Rockefeller College of Public Affairs and Policy, at the State University at Albany.

Making the price cut permanent, and adding dozens of Wi-Fi hotspots allowing people to use their own smartphones, tablets and laptops at state centers instead of antiquated government computers, would be a notable step in making online life easier in one of the world's least-connected countries.

The state centers received so little funding last year that they "are currently inoperative," he claims.

But the Huskies' five-big-man rotation should overwhelm the willowy Ohio State center, Ken Johnson.

Michigan State center Andre Hutson, who had 19 points and 10 rebounds, noticed the Gonzaga players were jogging up court.

Minnesota State center Tyler Pitlick was the first pick of the second round by the Edmonton Oilers, who took Taylor Hall with the No. 1 selection Friday night.

FORMER MICHIGAN STATE CENTER DIES: Brian Ottney, a captain on last year's Michigan State football team, had a seizure before dying early yesterday in California, a coroner's official said.

Good care is unaffordable even for many middle-income families — in nearly every state, center-based care for two children costs more than the state's median rent.