Sentence examples for states to explain from inspiring English sources

The great achievement of Windsor has been to force states to explain why same-sex couples should be treated differently.

Such accounts invoke mental states directed towards other mental states to explain phenomenal consciousness.

Furthermore, based on Robertson's calculated results [35, 36], Ko et al. [37] have proposed possible mechanisms related to defect states to explain PL in silicon nitride films.

Such approaches are often hierarchical (employing a hierarchy of mental states to explain autonomy) as well as structural (proposing conditions that an agent's existing motivational state must satisfy).

Manchester said it had recently met Glazer who owns the U.S. National Football League Super Bowl champions, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the States to explain its strategy and financial results.

Makhubu's sister pointed to Vinnetou's fragile mental state to explain her hesitation in confirming whether he was the anti-apartheid icon.

The Education Department ordered every state to explain how it would have 100percentt of its core teachers qualified -- belatedly -- in the 2006-07 school year.

Opponents of the rail line, which would run between Los Angeles and San Francisco, had asked the court to force the state to explain how it would pay for the entire project.

Although a red warning light illuminates after the 15-minute time limit, United Nations officials said they could not remember anyone interrupting a head of state to explain that the allotted time had expired.

The market's employees are traveling the state to explain how it will work, often in electric yellow T-shirts with the message, "Got Insurance?" In the coming weeks, 400 guides will be trained to help the uninsured sign up for coverage, with some targeting groups like Hispanics, gay and lesbian citizens, and even truckers.

Edwards and Phan's (2014) study, for example, illustrates the tension between tradition and modernity which has been mediated by the party-state to explain the difficulties of transferring foreign concepts and practices to Vietnam.