Sentence examples for states was published from inspiring English sources

A picture in the Business Digest column on Thursday with a report about an agreement for three energy companies to build a gas pipeline from the North Slope of Alaska to the lower 48 states was published in error.

Serious research followed Noyes's early work — more than thirty scholarly articles on near-death biological states were published in the later seventies and eighties.

"Garden State" was published in the spring of 1992.

Hard Choices, a memoir of her experiences as secretary of state, was published in 2014.

His book, "Israel's Higher Law: Religion and Liberal Democracy in the Jewish State," was published in 2006.

Seventy years ago, Sir William Beveridge's report on Social Insurance and Allied Services, which laid the basis for the post-war welfare state, was published.

When the Beveridge Report, which laid the foundations for the welfare state, was published in 1942, it sold a third of a million copies, dowdy official report though it might have been.

The first African American Newspaper in the United stated was published by Samuel Cornish and John Russwurm, and was named Freedom's Journal in 1827.

In 2007, "Regional gray matter volume abnormalities in the at-risk mental state" was published by Borgwardt, SJ and suggested that individuals with an at-risk mental state (ARMS) had reductions in gray matter volume in areas of the brain [ 38].

Pimp State is published by Faber (£12.99).

Head of State is published by Fourth Estate (£18.99).