Sentence examples for state message from inspiring English sources

Gov. Jerry Brown of California referred to these inequities in his State of the State message in January.

Mr. Brown raised concerns about the environmental act as he set the agenda in his State of the State message in January.

"This is the first time since 1954 that a governor has offered a State of the State message where everyone in the room knew he wasn't going to be around the next year," said Senator David A. Paterson, the Democratic leader.

Gov. Steven L. Beshear's State of the State message this month made another push.

Curiously missing from Gov. George Pataki's recent State of the State Message were any proposals to elevate New York's dismal standards of government ethics.

It sounded suspiciously like, albeit less poetic than, Hugh L. Carey's first State of the State Message, delivered days after he became New York's governor, in 1975.

The company also has backed an Obama administration program called Peer 2 Peer, encouraging millennials to come up with anti-Islamic State messages.

A group calling itself the CyberCaliphate hacked some of the US Central Command's (CENTCOM) social media accounts and used them to disseminate military documents and pro Islamic State messages just as Obama was delivering his remarks.

Some international agencies have been complicit in this anti-state message, encouraging the idea that market forces will generate economic prosperity and that the private sector will look after the environment.

The form of Savage's show — the quick cuts from one topic to another, the way familiar political observations give rise to baffling digressions, the fluctuating tension between his blue-state life and his red-state message — is at least as important as its content, which means that it's hard to understand him, and his appeal, at second hand.

In his state-of-the-state message here, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, a Republican, will proclaim California close to incapable of paying for social services in the next fiscal year, which begins in July, unless the Obama administration greatly increases aid to the state.