Sentence examples for states a bit from inspiring English sources

The guidelines allow states a bit more time to implement the act.

Actually, Donovan could return to the States a bit later than that.

Democrats also reluctantly agreed to give a few states a bit more control over money.

Switching the peg to a basket of currencies that included, say, the euro and yen as well would give the Gulf states a bit more protection against oil-price swings, but it is hardly a perfect fit.

To call yourself a certified interior designer, you'll need a degree (in 25 states), a bit of work experience and a passing mark on a $720 qualifying exam administered by the National Council for Interior Design Qualification.

"The Althoughtheoesn't amendmenthe things that I had coffersstatest—the things I think are detrimental to the people I represent," Representative Dan Donovan, a centrist from New York, told Politico.

But that was a pragmatic creed; the Tories' pitch to voters then was that they would run the welfare state a bit better than Labour.

The City is a semi-offshore state, a bit like the UK's crown dependencies and overseas territories, tax havens legitimised by the Privy Council.

"I think they raised the bar for the state a bit," said Stephen Latimer, a lawyer who has represented several civilly committed sex offenders.

Two years ago, child advocates agreed to allow the state a bit more flexibility in making changes, but a report released this summer by the child monitor found the state still woefully lagging.

OK, well that doesn't sound too bad, until we get to the next sentence: "Stated a bit more bluntly – how we can use the available federal machinery to screw our political enemies".