Sentence examples for state dates from inspiring English sources

The formation of the Académie Française, an early move to place cultural activity under the patronage of the state, dates from 1634.

This intertwining of religion and state dates from the earliest years of Greek independence, although the two things (Hellenic statehood and Orthodoxy) were not quite as entangled at the very beginning as you might think.

He subsequently moved (kiss of death!) to New Jersey.How the Republicans found themselves in this wretched state dates back to the party's founding 150 years ago, and reflects its virtues at least as much as its failures.

In fact, the last time most institutions have received their full 33percentt of operating funds from the state dates back to the 1980s.

The emergence of a unified Bulgarian state dates back to the establishment of the First Bulgarian Empire in 681 AD, which dominated most of the Balkans and functioned as a cultural hub for Slavs during the Middle Ages.

Jewelry making in my small and sweet state dates back to 1794 and luckily today it's attracting a new generation of jewelry-makers and artisans - including designer Loren Barham and her company Loren Hope.

Downing has a permit from the state dating from 1992 that allows the subdivision.

Public benefit hospitals in the state date to 1970, when New York City's new Health and Hospitals Corporation took over the city Department of Hospitals.

Diane Fray, director of the Bureau of Child Support Enforcement, said about $1.5 billion in child support is owed in the state dating back to the 1970's.

There is the Bantam Cinema, an art-house-in-a-barn that claims to be the oldest continuously operated movie theater in the state, dating to 1927.

Many of the nearly 1,600 dams in the state date to the early 1900's and are in need of costly repairs.