Sentence examples for state out from from inspiring English sources

The changes to Victoria's planning laws has effectively ruled the state out from playing a major role in reducing Australia's carbon emissions.

Turns out the brave Westmoreland has a wonderful history of trying to get his state out from under certain provisions of the Voting Rights Act, which governs how 16 states with large minority populations (Georgia being one) ensure minority enfranchisement.

People expected Oslo to bring about some kind of positive change in the region, to get rid of Israeli military rule and bring us an independent Palestinian state out from under occupation.

A14 California Turnaround A cool July and effective conservation efforts have taken the state out from under the specter of blackouts and shortages and into a position from which it is able to sell surplus electrical power back to a glutted market, though at a loss.

"This year our district only got $5 million from the state, out of a $75 million budget.

But to imagine a whole state blacked out, from horizon to horizon, erases the folksy glow from the childhood blackouts of my mind.

But one state stands out from the pack: North Carolina, where the Koch brothers-backed group has already dropped a whopping $7 million+ on the airwaves barraging Sen. Kay Hagan (D).

As the operation neared completion, even Charleston's elusive ironclads, the Chicora and the Palmetto State, came out from under the protection of the harbor's guns to guard the work area.

Our mayor, City Council and state representatives out from behind the desk, dais and microphone, within earshot and taking our applause and our good-natured heckles with grace and good cheer.

And some of the states bailing out from once-in-a-century floods are still reeling from once-in-a-century tornadoes.

Even as numerous Eastern states dig out from the effects of Winter Storm Jonas, forecasts show that the warmer weather will continue in many parts of the country.