Sentence examples for states strip from inspiring English sources

New York and 47 other states strip people of the right to vote when they're convicted of a felony.

Proposed as an amendment to the Constitution by the 11th Congress in 1810, it would, if ratified by the required number of states, strip United States citizenship from any citizen who accepted a title of nobility from a foreign government.

As well as improving our ability to survive hypothermia and cold suspended-animation states, stripping the blood of white blood cells could prevent the aseptic sepsis caused by heart lung machines, in which activation of blood cells as they pass through the life-support equipment triggers a body-wide immunological reaction.

But the Gulf states stripping dissident voices of their citizenship now face a problem.

I say rudimentary because an examination of transparency sites reveals that some states stripped important aspects of data out of the published materials (like the dates of transactions occurring), others allow only outdated information on state websites, and still others only provide endless lists of transactions which provide no context and are overwhelming for anyone to understand.

The system is based on solid-state strip detector technology.

(c) The data were collected with a solid-state strip detector (making full use of all 255 strips), meaning that the sample orientation is only optimized to the central strip whilst scanning.

(The state stripped the city of that ability during the fiscal crisis of the 1970s).

All this state-stripping turmoil is disguised as sober "continuity" Conservatism.

In 2011 the state stripped away much of the red tape that kept home brewers from selling their wares, spawning a boom of "nanobreweries".

Other laws are being brought in requiring foreign news networks to have their servers inside Russia, and making Russian bloggers with more than 3,000 followers register with the state, stripping them of their anonymity.