Sentence examples for together state from inspiring English sources

Together, state and private sector investment has made Pernambuco state one of the fastest growing areas in Brazil.

Federal education officials said the program would seek to bring together state and district officials, union leaders, teachers and other educators to address a range of issues, among them tightening tenure rules, increasing salaries and improving professional development.

Mr. Adams, the library trust's chairman, prefers a more innovative plan that would cobble together state aid, grant money from foundations, and the trust's endowment to pay for a smaller staff and a return to the statewide library system.

The heads of all three organisations together state that business leaders need to "break the link between the pursuit of human ambition and the depletion of the natural environment".

A Perth protest on 23 September attracted between 20,000 and 40,000 people, and brought together state Liberal party politicians and builders' labourers carrying the Eureka Flag, mothers pushing strollers and goosestepping youths dressed in Nazi-style uniforms, who displayed pictures of Bob Hawke wearing a Hitler moustache.

Taken together, state 1 seems to be the narrowest ion permeation state and represents the close state.

The Pew Charitable Trusts has put together state-by-state information on what share of people use the traditional banking system, shown in the interactive map below.

For example, the International AIDS Vaccine Initiative (IAVI), launched by the Rockefeller Foundation, brings together states, academics and drug firms.

And while social service agencies try to keep siblings together, states historically have provided a low level of financial support, resulting in a shortage of foster parents and limited placement options.

In this special issue, we have brought together state-of-the-art research contributions that address advanced techniques for channel equalization in wireless communications.

Putin is currently pursuing an idea called the Eurasian Union, which seeks to bring together states that were formerly part of the Soviet Union.