Sentence examples for suggesting states from inspiring English sources

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

HHS decided to add LGB data collection to the National Health Interview Survey but instead of adding T there, they are only suggesting states add it to the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System surveys, and most states said, "No, thanks".

WASHINGTON ― President Donald Trump on Wednesday defended a request for voter data from his commission to investigate elections, suggesting states that did not turn over information were concealing illegal voting activity.

Even the National Governors Association, some of whose members have acted to block state-level adoption of expanded Medicaid under Obamacare, released a paper in December 2012 suggesting "states might consider changing" restrictions on nurse practitioners and "assuring adequate reimbursement" to them.

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

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

Whitehurst concludes by suggesting state control and parent choice in local early education centers as the alternative to Head Start.

Sometimes the actions suggested states of mystical elation.

But mostly the music suggested states of feeling more than song: ambition, horror, anxiety, ecstasy.

As the experience of Texas suggests, states can help themselves to some extent.

The study, released by The Brookings Institution, suggests states move beyond "merit" and "need-based" tuition aid and innovate new ways to encourage students to enroll and complete college.