Sentence examples for states on track from inspiring English sources
Oregon and Washington had their warmest summers on record, while California and Nevada are among the four US states on track to experience their hottest year yet.
The publicity of the new pledge and review approach suggests that shaming will be a tactic for keeping states on track.
The result, said the state comptroller, Alan G. Hevesi, is that New York is now the largest debtor among states, on track to have $42.6 billion in loans outstanding by 2008.
The allies committed to devote 2percentt of GDP to defense by 2024, and the number of member states on track to achieve that has grown from five to 16 since last year, according to the State Department.
The Court's ruling keeps states on track to develop their plans to cut dangerous carbon pollution from America's power plants.
The Alexander bill requires standardized testing in keeping with NCLB, but lets states choose their own assessments and relies on data-reporting requirements to keep states on track in preparing students for post-secondary education or a career.
Highly contagious, spread by coughs and sneezes, pertussis is now epidemic in California, with 2,774 confirmed cases in 2010 - a sevenfold increase from last year, putting the state on track for the worst outbreak in 50 years.
Our report finds that encouraging new housing development in infill areas would spur economic growth, reduce monthly household costs, and cut greenhouse gas emissions, keeping the state on track to achieving its climate goals.
Texas's Latino population grew by 228,000, putting the lone star state on track to probably be the next to have a Latino plurality by the end of the decade.
LAS VEGAS — The Nevada Senate voted 16 to 5 on Friday to advance a measure that would soften a statewide smoking ban, putting the state on track to become the first in the nation to ease restrictions it had imposed on cigarette use in public spaces.
It found that the 51 policy measures enacted by the California Legislature between 2011 and 2016 increased wages for low-wage workers, reduced wage inequality, increased access to health insurance, and put the state on track to meet its 2020 emissions reduction goals.
