Sentence examples similar to the message stemming from states from inspiring English sources

The resounding message stemming from the side event: food safety is a shared responsibility with everyone across the food chain – from production to consumption.

The message that stems from the strength of the twist in this film really resonates with me.

Canada's problems, however, stem from state and local government projects financed by stimulus money from the federal government.

It has to be said that the message and practice stemming from Laeken are contradictory.

Victoria witnessed social service referral limitations due to funding challenges stemming from the state budget crisis.

and two other offices due to reduced staffing stemming from the state's budget crisis.

The unlikely program stems from the state's six-year effort to bolster wedded bliss.

The disputed refunds stem from the state's takeover of Lilco's electricity service on May 28.

But Mount Sinai had until today to deliver a "plan of correction" to the state stemming from the death in January.

Nonetheless, the film sticks to the comforting message that misery stems from the actions of the authorities.

But New Yorkers' heavy tax burden also stems from the state's concentration of very wealthy taxpayers.