Sentence examples for state that it would from inspiring English sources

For example, three of that cards state that "it would make a difference if I had" drug or alcohol treatment, someone to talk to about the things that worry me, a real friend.

But his administration warned the state that it would have to resolve the crisis on its own after that.

In arguing for its incentive package, Calisolar told the state that it would pay an average of $45,000 plus benefits, according to the Associated Press.

You went so far as to state that it would require the presence of federal marshals to seat him".

In fact, when Merrill Lynch told the state that it would build in Hopewell or leave the state, state officials gingerly raised the idea of building in Trenton.

He began exploring the current state of our relations with our former colony & present ally the Philippines-an alliance being secured both in the SEATO treaty & in the Mutual Derense Treaty of '51... Our formal agreement with the Philippine state that it would not be in our interest to permit that nation to be overwhelmed by a hostile power.

Norman Gash states that "it would be wrong to assume that the political scene in the succeeding generation differed essentially from that of the preceding one".

Second, the BoJ stated that it would maintain its virtual zero-rate policy until there was "medium- to long-term price stability".

It stated that it would reconsider its position if new information became available (National Health Medical Research Council NHMRC 2005).

Twitter initially stated that it would sell its stock as low as $17 per share.

It also stated that it would give the BNP "its best-ever platform for its poisonous politics".