Sentence examples for the state acquired from inspiring English sources

The state acquired the land, as well as a ranch owned by Ronald Reagan, in 1974.

Shortly after the state acquired the properties, a fire devastated both buildings.

In 1956 the state acquired Wayne University, a Detroit municipal university.

In 1943 the state acquired it and from early on had a difficult maintenance project on its hands.

The state acquired the 450 acres for $56,000, but it wasn't long before people began questioning the wisdom of the deal.

The protesters now want the government to return roughly a third of the 997 acres that the state acquired for the Tata factory.

In addition, the state acquires one million square feet of commercial space for redevelopment on Ninth Avenue.

In his public statements and in private conversations, he has referred to the "sword on Israel's neck" — the prospect of a regional neighbor and an outspoken enemy of the state acquiring the ability to destroy it.

Over the last few years archaeological officials have successfully lobbied the Italian Culture Ministry to have the state acquire some of the properties that have come up for sale on the Appian Way.

Nationalisation without just compensation would be ruled out, but not "creeping nationalisation" via repeated injections so long as the state acquires its shares on the same terms as the private sector.

One frequent driver is Henry Merritt of Redding, a great-nephew of the man the parkway was named for — Congressman Schuyler Merritt of Stamford, who throughout the 1920s and '30s was a vocal proponent for the parkway and helped the state acquire the needed land.