Sentence examples for that states make from inspiring English sources

Megan's Law, passed in 1996, required that states make their registries accessible to the public.

The radically new phenomenon is not that movements make war against states but that states make war against movements.

The Innocence Protection Act is intended to assure that states make DNA testing available for capital defendants and to provide more federal money to assure competent counsel.

The decisions that states make this year aren't binding; a state can decide to participate in the Medicaid expansion at anytime.

The F.T.C., in its report, recommends that states make sure the statute of limitations for outstanding debt is clear and that collectors filing a lawsuit be required to prove that the debt is not out of statute.

In the first place, the fact that states receive taxes from their citizens in exchange for the benefits they confer seems to undermine the claim that beneficence is a state's primary intention, and that states make sacrifices in order to benefit their subjects.

Black voters in that state make up nearly 50percentt of the voters.

Recruiting in that state makes sense for a university that is located reasonably close to Dallas and Houston.

An obscure 1913 law in that state makes void all marriages performed there where the couple is not eligible to be married in their home state.

Republicans in Wisconsin enacted a far-reaching law that curbed the collective bargaining rights of most of the government employees in that state – making many government workers conclude that there was little reason to remain in their union.

The Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph Company, an Oregon corporation engaged in business in that State, made a return of its gross receipts as required by the [p136] statute and was accordingly assessed two percent.