Sentence examples for that is states from inspiring English sources

At the moment there are only four "minority-majority" states (that is, states where non-Hispanic whites, or Anglos, are in the minority): California, Texas, Hawaii and New Mexico.

It's also weakened by the "opt-out" provision, which would make the option optional — that is, states could withdraw from participation, further reducing the pool across which risk would be spread.

President Bush's warning to movements and nations that they were either with us or against us implied a worldwide campaign not just against Al Qaeda and the Taliban, but also against other Islamist groups that aimed to replace their own governments with Islamic states, that is, states ruled by Shariah, or Islamic law, as the Islamists defined it.

That is, states should require their members openly to undertake an obligation to obey the law or to refuse to do so.

That is, states of affairs are the primal objects of logic (1911a, 138 n 1), and logic is primarily about states of affairs and only secondarily about truth-bearers (cf. Gardies 1985).

Indeed, on the assumption that non-phenomenal psychological states are functional states (that is, states definable in terms of their role or function in mediating between stimuli and behavior), my zombie twin has just the same beliefs, thoughts, and desires as I do.

The Jain texts postulate four gatis, that is states-of-existence or birth-categories, within which the soul transmigrates.

Nationwide, 84percentt of pension liabilities for state employees are funded--that is, states have set aside 84percentt of the money they've promised their retirees.

People remember things that are stated humorously more than they remember serious things.

It was a fact that was stated".

We think that is mostly because of the quantity of the questions that were stated.