Sentence examples for states stages from inspiring English sources

While other farmworkers'-rights organizations offer health care or legal representation, the coalition holds weekly meetings, conducts weekend "leadership trainings," makes outreach trips throughout the southeastern states, stages hunger strikes, and has launched a boycott of Taco Bell, in an effort to raise wages for tomato pickers working in what it calls "sweatshop-like conditions".

Ridley (2004) similarly, and somewhat more forcefully states "Stages in the evolution of the eye…".

Regular legislative sessions were held in 44 states during the year, and 22 states staged one or more special sessions, often to deal with financial issues.

Afterwards, speaking from Minnesota, where he flew from Texas to concentrate on states staging Super Tuesday primaries this week, he vowed to continue to carry the battle to Clinton.

But the interstate rivalry has grown fierce on a new battlefield — business — as the two states stage cross-border raids and entice companies with generous incentives to move a few miles and resettle on the other side.

With states strapped for cash, the pace has picked up; 13 states staged amnesties last year.

Goldwater was the perceived leader of a grassroots movement in the American southern, southwestern, and western states staged by the more conservative wing of the party.

These features affected the oxidation behaviors in both the transient and the steady-state stages.

It is found that the velocity of hot smoke movement has two quasi-steady state stages.

The column dynamics are approximated by a low number of slow dynamic aggregation stages connected by blocks of steady-state stages.

The creep curves of ABS polymers obtained from the compression tests were similar to those from the impression tests, namely they all exhibited transient and steady-state stages.