Sentence examples for states that take from inspiring English sources
It's a law enforcement nightmare for states that take gun regulation seriously.
The cuts will be proportionally larger in states that take longer to start making them.
Mr. Duncan can use his burgeoning discretionary budget to reward states that take the initiative in this area.
He proposed a $1 billion grant competition to reward states that take action to keep college costs down, and a separate $55 million competition for colleges to increase their value and efficiency.
Economically, it is a boon: an IMF report on Wednesday said EU states that take in the most people will get the biggest windfall – worth an extra 1.1 per cent growth in Austria, Germany, and Sweden by 2020.
One change bars states that take over Head Start from shutting down existing centers for five years, unless the centers were already found substandard or did not meet a state's own criteria for preschool programs.
The Democrats have their base in the Northern states that took on secession last time.
Locally, New Jersey and Connecticut finished roughly 21st and 23rd among the 44 states that took the National Assessment of Educational Progress science test in 2005.
But he also swept the Midwest, winning Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin — states that, taken together, account for a hundred and eleven votes in the Electoral College.
Anyone born in the West in the mid-to late 1940s could reasonably hope that their lives would unfold, by and large, to a rhythm of self-betterment, sustained by the welfare states that took root in many parts of Europe.
Its messy pluralism does not fit the mould of patriarchal police states that took hold in the region in the 1950s, a time of military coups and oil bonanzas.
