Sentence examples for states being able from inspiring English sources

— President Obama holds multiple paths to re-election, with a handful of battleground states being able to slip away without leading to his defeat.

"Can you imagine the states being able to do absolutely anything?" he said, adding: "Yes, if this were 1960, in Illinois and South Texas".

In an attempt to restore his shattered credibility on immigration, the prime minister will say on Friday that Britain's EU membership is now dependent on nation states being able to withhold almost all benefits from EU migrants.

It asserts this expansive interpretation pursuant to Article 2(1) TFEU, which states: 'When the Treaties confer on the Union exclusive competence in a specific area, only the Union may legislate and adopt legally binding acts, the Member States being able to do so themselves only if so empowered by the Union or for the implementation of Union acts'.

I am concerned if we move back to a potential state grant, where a block grant is given to a state, so much money, and then, the potential of those states being able to use those monies for other things besides health care.

The following year, the Supreme Court ruled on the South Dakota vs. Wayfair case, which resulted in states being able to force online sellers to collect taxes, Amazon was already ahead of the game.

These states were able to make an informed choice.

The model has eight states and all the states are able to be measured easily.

The resulting qutrit-entangled states are able to carry more information than entangled states of qubits.

Have any states been able to stem the poverty-increasing effects of the Great Recession?

Have any states been able to reverse the country's spectacular takeoff in income inequality?