Sentence examples for subject of state from inspiring English sources

He was convicted in 1986 partly on the testimony of a police chemist, Joyce Gilchrist, whose work is now the subject of state and federal investigations.

The accident, the subject of state and federal investigations, spilled 58,000 gallons of oil in the bay and contaminated 40 miles of scenic beaches and shore.

In the mid-'70s, Touro became the subject of state and federal investigations after it enrolled hundreds of elderly people, some of whom could not read or write English, in its adult-education programs.

The dream of, and the work toward, member status for Palestinians is the subject of "State 194," an intelligent, evenhanded Israeli documentary by Dan Setton about a two-state solution for coexistence.

Three years after Mr. Buntzman obtained the lease for the market, he became the subject of state and city investigations into whether he used political influence to get a sweetheart deal from the city.

David J. Lubben, general counsel for UnitedHealth Group, said the ruling supported the company's position that decisions company officials make about treatment coverage are "not the subject of state medical regulation".

Google has introduced an alert system that warns users it believes may be the subject of state-sponsored attacks.

On the occasion of the annual meeting of the UN's Commission on the Status of Women, the American delegation decided to organize a panel on the subject of "State-Sanctioned Mass Rape in Burma and Sudan".

In North Korea, the leader is the subject of state-encouraged adulation and considered infallible.

State and federal officials said it would be a precedent for other large pharmacy benefit managers, or P.B.M.'s, many of which are also the subjects of state investigations.

Among these elements, the subjects of state governance refer to the actors in the governance, which could be individuals or groups and organizations.