Sentence examples for the state has acquired from inspiring English sources

Unsurprisingly, the state has acquired pathological habits.

Since 1995, the state has acquired the development rights to 12 farms, with applications pending from more than 200 farmers.

During the past five years, the state has acquired more than 40,000 acres of parkland, as staffing numbers dropped.

Reluctantly, he disclosed the streams' names but cautioned that on some access is limited, while on others the state has acquired the fishing rights.

In recent years the state has acquired, or helped municipalities and counties to acquire, five airports, and it is acquiring eight more, in part with federal funds.

The state has acquired 215 acres of environmentally significant land in the Croton watershed for $2.1 million under the New York City Watershed Agreement.

But by World War II its heyday had passed, and by 1963, the state had acquired the property and burned it down.

After his news conference in Yonkers, Mr. Pataki headed for Midtown Manhattan to announce that the state had acquired the two-block, 1.4- million-square-foot James A. Farley Building, which will be converted from a post office into a new Pennsylvania Station.

An economist by training who was supposed to contribute a chapter to Dialectic of Enlightenment but never did (Wiggershaus 1994, 313 19), Pollock argued that the state had acquired dominant economic power in Nazi Germany, the Soviet Union, and New Deal America.

Department of Corrections spokesman Solomon Graves said Monday that the state had acquired 100 vials of potassium chloride after its previous supply expired in January.

Bloodshed has decreased not because poverty has disappeared, or because the ramshackle state has acquired effective police, courts and jails, but because the two most powerful gangs, Mara Salvatrucha and Mara 18, have called a truce.