Sentence examples similar to state undertaking from inspiring English sources

The state undertakes redistricting every decade based on the results of the census.

When the state undertakes its premeditated killing in the name of its citizens, it defies God and defiles life itself.

The state undertook some financial reform in the 1980s, when a number of municipal pension funds failed.

She replied, "When the state undertakes the task of killing a person, there are multiple ways that it can go horribly wrong.

Only tactical objections can be raised to aggression, assassination, cyberwar, or other actions that the Holy State undertakes in the service of mankind.

He wrote that when a state undertakes mass killings of its own citizens, it is not only the right but also the duty of surrounding nations to intercede.

The state undertakes to employ all graduates but has been struggling to find jobs for the 30,000 new ones every year.

The state undertook a recount automatically because under the law, a recount is required if a candidate is elected by less than one-half of 1percentt of the total vote.

This directive will provide transparency to some of the largest economic development projects the state undertakes and assures New Yorkers that those projects will be managed in the most efficient and cost-effective way possible".

In 1915 the state undertook a major overhaul of the canal system, increasing its dimensions to 46 metres wide by 3.6 metres deep (about 150 feet wide by 12 feet deep) and occasionally changing its path.

This would enlist private companies to build and operate such public works as roads and irrigation, in theory for less money than if the state undertook the work directly.