Sentence examples for suggesting state from inspiring English sources

Large-scale production, the federal scientist said, would require much equipment, suggesting state sponsorship.

Typically, a third of New York City students are held back in ninth grade, suggesting, state officials said yesterday, that middle schools are not preparing students for the demands of high school and need to be improved.

The Bears have three important things in common: expensive digital tools, suggesting state sponsorship; an interest in pursuing sensitive, embarrassing or strategically significant information, rather than financially beneficial data; and a choice of targets that align with Russian political objectives.

The flub was perhaps fitting: In his final day of campaigning before the Iowa caucuses, Mr. Perry emphasized his experience as Texas's chief executive, suggesting state government there — and his efforts to create jobs and rein in lawsuits — was a model for the kind of administration he would run as president.

Attribution in these situations can be murky, and naming specific countries or suggesting state actors could be involved carries heavy implications.

Factors associated with having difficulty included having lower income and education levels, being younger, and having private insurance (suggesting state insurers like Medicaid were better than the private market).

Separate from the current legal action, some local politicians are suggesting states boycott the rule.

He suggested state spending should be cut to about 30% of GDP.

Although this isn't a direct comparison, it does suggest state school teachers are more inclined to break for lunch.

The thinktanks instead suggest state institutions have to "give away power and resources to our nations regions, cities, localities and where possible directly to people".

As past controversies surrounding abortion, fetal tissue experiments and cloning suggest, state lawmakers often step into the ethical debates posed by medicine and science.