Sentence examples for states notes from inspiring English sources

"It turns out Arafat wanted two Palestinian states," notes the Middle East expert Stephen P. Cohen.

As the Pew Center on the States notes, millions of names are out of date or duplicated.

The right is generally happy to devolve decisions about education or health care to the states, notes Charles Fried, a professor of law at Harvard and former solicitor-general, but not product-liability rules and other forms of business regulation.

He debated on television with the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and wrote on race and states' rights in "The Sovereign States: Notes of a Citizen of Virginia" (Regnery, 1957) and "The Southern Case for School Segregation" (Crowell-Collier, 1962).

Some of the states noted as having the fewest dentists also have the most restrictive licensing requirements.

Western states noted that Mr. Assad had repeatedly promised reforms after succeeding his father 11 years ago, while simultaneously jailing critics.

The MFA's office director for the Gulf states noted that potential target sites are well dispersed throughout the country, with several located in built-up civilian areas.

John Scanlon, secretary-general of Cites, praised the achievement of the 178 member states, noting that previous discussions of valuable timber had been difficult.

But Linda Darling-Hammond, an education professor at Stanford, said Finland could be an excellent model for individual states, noting that it is about the size of Kentucky.

He writes with particular feeling about the threats Israel faces from Iran and other Middle Eastern states, noting that Iran needs only two bombs to erase Israel forever.

But Mr. Gingrich, who finished a close second in both states, noted that he earned about as many delegates as his rivals.