Sentence examples for states to which from inspiring English sources

And there are five mixed-system states to which both models apply (Connecticut, New York, Maryland, Wisconsin, and California).

The other states to which a veto was accorded in the UN Security Council – China and France – were in no position to lead".

Therefore, eight days before the Emancipation Proclamation was to go into effect, Jefferson Davis stated: "All negro slaves captured in arms be at once delivered over to the executive authorities of the respective States to which they belong".

Somalia joined the Arab League, gaining much-needed petrodollar aid and access to political support from those Persian Gulf states to which Somali labour and livestock were exported at a growing rate.

A lot of the discussion of team dynamics in English football culture is swathed in unhelpful euphemisms such as "strong words spoken", dull metaphors such as "platforms and foundations to build on" or getting or receiving "a bounce", and commentators' assumptions about others' psychological states to which they have no actual access: "They'll be hurting after that defeat".

Barbour had cleared the preliminary hurdles – assembling a communications team and political presence in the early caucus and primary states, to which he was visiting at a breakneck pace – and left the distinct impression he would mount a challenge for the White House.

That this is, in fact, a state to which women might like to aspire?

Flatness, after all, is the state to which all of Fitzgerald's characters aspire.

He wasn't a citizen of the penal colony, or the state to which it belonged.

The vaguely military African state to which the play is transplanted is a touch generic.

Self-pity, she says, is the lowest state to which a person's mind can fall.