Sentence examples for states enjoyed from inspiring English sources

Many state governments watched with envy the revenue flow that some states enjoyed from Indian casinos.

The judges ruled that member states enjoyed a "margin of appreciation" on the issue and that it was legitimate to place proportionate limitations on their right to vote.

From the early 1920s until the rise of Nazi Germany in the 1930s, the Balkan states enjoyed a large degree of freedom from foreign influence and interference, owing to the disappearance of the Habsburg and Russian empires and the neutralization of the Dardanelles.

But for this difference to matter, the momentary states enjoyed by the single subject would have to be unified within that subject's consciousness: for if they remain discrete, experientially isolated from one another, as it were, there is no possibility of their combining to constitute an experience of succession.

And after liberty was proclaimed and won, not everyone living in the 13 states enjoyed the fruits of liberty.

In contrast, EU member states enjoy no such broad "state action immunity" from European competition law.

Many, if not most, of the other member states enjoy pretty healthy levels of trade with the UK.

Sometimes the Latins even founded colonies upon hostile territory as military outposts, which became new, independent Latin states, enjoying the same rights as all the other ones.

That is one reason why it is a federation, with 36 states enjoying a high degree of independence from the central government.

The shift has transformed the campaign into more of a national election, with voters in several states enjoying much greater attention -- and influence -- than in the past.

Under it, the island bound itself voluntarily to the United States, acquiring about the same degree of self-government that mainland states enjoy.