Sentence examples for states should read from inspiring English sources
Finally, administration officials, members of Congress and governors of all the states should read the National Academy of Sciences 2010 study called "Hidden Cost of Energy," which estimated that the damage to human health, grain crops, timber yields, buildings and recreation from coal-fired power plant emissions in 2005 cost the nation about $62 billion.
Every state should read the California book.
The task instruction stated students should read the text first, and then write an English summary for about 130 words without copying the source.
Where 2009 is stated, it should read 2014.
"[M]arijuana regulation is an area where states should take the lead," the Aug. 1 letter reads.
A sentiment echoed by Techstars co-founder Brad Feld, who in the report's forward states, "government leaders should read this report with alarm".
But anyone concerned with the state of London should read all about it anyway.
Legislators who have any doubt about the need to rein in this rapacious industry by ending the usury exemption and exerting tighter state and federal scrutiny should read a new study from the Center for Responsible Lending, a nonpartisan research and policy group.
The new caption should read: "New York State Senate Circus Act, June, 2009".
(For more background on how to think about bank equity, see the recent testimony of Paul Pfleiderer to the financial institutions subcommittee of the Senate Banking Committee; anyone working on banking policy in Europe or the United States should read this).
