Sentence examples for states to present from inspiring English sources

Those rules would require member states to present their public finance plans to the European Commission in greater detail, and sooner, than is required now.

The European Union also is seeking agreement on rules that would require member states to present public finance plans in greater detail, and sooner than is now the case, to the commission.

Under the Safe Harbor agreement, we were able to work with companies from EU member states to present users anywhere in the world with an opportunity to provide feedback and trainings.

On Saturday night, the alphabetical roll call of the states to present nominees was conducted.

A deadline looms just 10 days away for states to present the administration with their plans for building the health insurance exchanges.

We pointed out some of the key criteria for the position and, in light of seven decades of male dominance, we encouraged member states to present both female and male candidates.

But Judge J. Phil Gilbert denied the request and asked the state to present valid reasons for its involvement in the case.

It takes longer to pick a jury, longer for the state to present its case and longer for the defense to put on its witnesses.

She struggles – perhaps understandably given her party's confused state – to present distinctive Labour education policies, and that will disappoint many teachers.

In his essay "On Religion" (1789) Humboldt drew the outlines of a historical typology that would make it possible to study the relationship between religion and state power from the Greek city-states to present times and envisaged the purpose of the modern state as enabling its citizens to realize fully their "human vocation" (Bestimmung als Mensch, GS Vol 1, S.54).

Wisconsin's notorious Republican Governor Scott Walker recently signed a bill requiring residents in his state to present a photo ID before being able to vote in any election.