Sentence examples for states published from inspiring English sources

There were 22 polls of swing states published Friday.

A broader work was "Exit, Voice and Loyalty: Responses to Decline in Firms, Organizations and States," published in 1970.

Although the court issued a preliminary injunction, the government dropped the case on appeal after newspapers in two states published a letter containing approximately the same information.

Of the half-dozen or so polls of battleground states published on Wednesday, none showed Mr. Romney ahead; the best result he managed was a 48-48 tin in a Rasmussen Reports poll of New Hampshire.

A progress report for all 28 member states, published on Tuesday, said that those three countries plus Malta and Luxembourg should "assess whether their policies and tools are sufficient and effective" to meet the target.

A WHO global policy report on prevention and control of viral hepatitis in member states, published on 28 July, over half the countries that reported having a national hepatitis strategy said it was integrated into other areas.

Lloyd's new military map of the border & southern states / published by H.H. Lloyd & Co., New York.

"He is so un-Soviet -- sort of a prewar man -- that there's a generation gap with people in his own age group," said Michael Tarm, the publisher of City Paper, an English-language magazine about the Baltic States published here.

At the end of 1977, Britain and the United States published their so-called Anglo-American proposals.

The Air-Conditioned Nightmare, nonfiction account by Henry Miller of his travels through the United States, published in 1945.

Detroit Free Press, daily newspaper, one of the most widely circulated in the United States, published in Detroit, Michigan.