Sentence examples for states may take from inspiring English sources

The economic integration of several countries or states may take a variety of forms.

States may take up the claims of individuals injured because of the acts or omissions of another state.

The bill now says that no more than eight states may take over Head Start in a demonstration project.

BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — Arab states may take their initiative for ending Syria's crackdown on protests to the United Nations Security Council next week unless Damascus agrees to carry out the measure, Qatar's foreign minister said Saturday.

Rangel couldn't make it to a meeting with Castro, who was here to address the U.N. African states may take space in the Harlem Third World Int'l Trade Center.

In a case also decided today, I express my further view that States may take actions legitimately directed at the preservation of the State's natural resources, even if those actions incidentally work to disadvantage some out-of-state waste generators.

How long the Saudi state may take to kill its monster is anyone's guess.

To get Pakistanis to place the slightest trust in their state may take decades.

The lessened burden on the State accruing from the few convictions and the resultant jail term sentences is a factor that a State may take into consideration.

As the inquiry has gone on, donations have plummeted and speculation has grown that the state may take control of the site in downtown San Antonio.

Ireland's finance minister Brian Lenihan told parliamentarians that the state may take majority stakes in the banks if they need additional capital.