Sentence examples for state to learn from inspiring English sources
I don't think one needs to live in a totalitarian state to learn something from this.
With the arrival of an Army ship in Galveston on June 19 , 1865 Texas was the last state to learn that the South had surrendered two months earlier.
The judge held that the First Amendment forbids penalties for coördination between political campaigns and groups like Wisconsin Club for Growth, and, in addition, that it forbids any effort by a state to learn what kind of coordination occurred.
How puzzling, then, that two months ago Schwarzenegger vetoed a bill that would have required high-school coaches in the state to learn the dangers of steroids and would have established a list of banned substances.
In 1998, Greg went back to Fresno State to learn the technical aspects of winemaking.
The doc responded, "I think you're a damned liar, but good luck, you're in!" Bud got shipped off first to Princeton University for training as a line officer and then to Ohio State to learn how to recognize planes.
One draw for the Air Force was the institute's Center for Infrastructure Assurance and Security, which developed the "Dark Screen" exercise adopted by municipalities in 11 states to learn how to protect critical city infrastructure from computer-network attacks.
One day after the triple suicide-bomb attacks in Jerusalem, his predecessor, Ali Akbar Rafsanjani, urged moderate Arab states to "learn a lesson" from Iran and oppose the "deceptive" Arab-Israeli peace process.Some newspapers are bolder, suggesting that it might be time to end the 18-year break in diplomatic relations with the United States.
It will enable the member states to learn from other international collaborative systems such as the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), and the New Zealand Fire Management system.
As we approach the fifth anniversary of the first two states to legalize marijuana – Washington and Colorado – it's instructive for other states to learn from their example.
It invited other Member States to learn and adapt lessons from those running school feeding programmes so as to enhance access to and retention of children in school.
