Sentence examples for study of states from inspiring English sources

He said part of the money was used to finance a nationwide study of states' workplace discrimination laws.

The formal study of states of matter at (or near) thermal equilibrium is called thermodynamics; it is capable of analyzing a large variety of thermal systems without considering their detailed microstructures.

The study of states reveals that countries like India and China are moving toward lack of available water and the problem will be compounded by issues of water quality (Shivakumar 2012).

A study of states' performance by the Rand Center for Health and Safety in the Workplace graphically illustrates the impact that strictly enforced regulation can have on employees' well-being.

In fact, in a 2000 study of states which have enacted similar laws, the Government Accountability Office found "no indication that these laws have generated a significant amount of litigation".

One North American study of states containing the Appalachian counties used a definition of home second-hand smoke exposure similar to our own, and reports rural home second-hand smoke exposure of children (under 18) at 12.5% compared to urban exposure at 6.5%.

Now, the Columbia University study of state court judgments around the nation was extremely provocative.

The figures were assembled by Citizen Action of New York, a nonprofit, partisan research group that released the study of state aid and political donations yesterday.

PAGE A18 STUDY OF STATE'S HEALTH CARE LAW The first major study of a Massachusetts law that required mandatory health coverage in the state found that the state reduced the number of its uninsured adults by half.

An independent study of state campaign contributions has found that nearly half of the money came from a small group of ZIP codes and a quarter of it from only 10 ZIP codes in Manhattan and Albany.

According to a study of state preschool programs in 2000 by researchers at Yale, only Washington, Oregon and Delaware provided services to children living in poverty that were as extensive as those under the federal Head Start program.