Sentence examples for states developed from inspiring English sources

Eleven states developed general soil maps prior to the development of the country's first soil classification scheme in 1927, and these were created for agriculture and based primarily on soil-physiographic provinces.

States developed driver-education programmes.

Federal officials said they would suspend the penalties if states developed plans of correction and made substantial progress.

And even before the crisis, some states developed plans for pooling private savings into voluntary, portable retirement accounts.

In response to this insurance crisis, several states developed state-run wind insurance pools intended to serve as insurers of last resort.

The big drivers of rising milk prices in recent years have been rising demand in emerging markets: in simplified terms, newly affluent Chinese consumers started eating yoghurt, while Gulf Arab states developed a taste for European dairy products.

During the 12th century, communes, or city-states, developed throughout central and northern Italy.

The government approved plans to spend up to $10 billion on a United States-developed ballistic missile shield.

The late Richard Rorty, a grandson of Rauschenbusch, is also heard from in this book; he points out, quite correctly, that until roughly the 1970s, his grandfather helped inspire whatever minimal welfare state the United States developed.

Shortly after the United States developed the first atomic bomb, J. Robert Oppenheimer realized the country would need a new kind of weapons laboratory.

Both the Soviet Union and United States developed sophisticated techniques to overcome this.