Sentence examples for state published from inspiring English sources

Faith, War and Hope in a Shattered State, published by Zed Press.

This blogpost is drawn from a longer essay on The Entrepreneurial State, published today by Nesta.

Officials in Connecticut, for example, noticed four choking deaths in 2006, the first year the state published such data.

Meanwhile, many news organizations, including The New York Times, ran headlines that touted Mr. Romney's apparent victory after the state published its unofficial totals.

This is an edited extract from Martin Plaut's new book, Understanding Eritrea: Inside Africa's Most Repressive State, published by Hurst Publishers.

Embarrassment for the governor grew when the biggest newspaper in South Carolina, The State, published a string of emails between him and his lover.

The state publishes annual hospital report cards for cardiac surgery.

The state publishes death rates for all hospitals that perform the procedure.

Indeed, as lawyers for South Dakota said in a brief last year, the state publishes pamphlets and maintains a Web site setting out its position (www.state.sd.us/applications/ph17abortioninfo).us/applications/ph17abortioninfo

In California legislators briefly considered a proposal that the state publish a map showing the location of every RFID reader, as if they were toxic waste dumps.

Go to Bad Faith Insurance to check whether your state publishes a "good-faith record" report.