Sentence examples for unsuccessful state from inspiring English sources

The Utah Supreme Court upheld the death sentence for Mr. Andrews on Friday, making a total of 18 unsuccessful state and Federal appeals.

Revolutionary war was an effective way to deflect attention from domestic problems, including a devastating land reform campaign, a dissident intellectual movement and an unsuccessful state plan for socialist transformation of the economy.

"Neither one of the lawyers told us what they were going to ask us, or what kinds of things they wanted us to say," David Castillo's father, Juan Castillo Sr., said in an affidavit filed as part of his son's unsuccessful state habeas petition.

"I hope if the local governments step up it can spread to the state," state Rep. Kylie Oversen (D-Grand Forks), the coauthor of the unsuccessful state law bill, told The Huffington Post.

However, little of the media focus has spilled over to the candidacies of Sherman and Parrish, who are vying for a seat being vacated by unsuccessful state Insurance Commissioner candidate Conway Collis.

MSG sued Inglewood in July over public records related to negotiations with the Clippers — the case is ongoing — and spent more than $750,000 last fall to lobby against an ultimately unsuccessful state senate bill that would've fast-tracked the project.

Where that has not happened, you find unsuccessful states, like Yemen, for example—and now Iraq.... We're creating dependencies in a decentralized state that will be at risk when we leave".

Where that has not happened, you find unsuccessful states, like Yemen, for example — and now Iraq.... We're creating dependencies in a decentralized state that will be at risk when we leave".

In such contexts, successful states are able to curtail the naughtiness, while unsuccessful states seem to live by it.

Trump has long bashed McCabe because his wife's unsuccessful Virginia state Senate campaign received money from Clinton ally and then-Gov.

The map was used in billboards, posters, parade floats, pageants, silent films, window cards, newspaper ads and articles, paper fans (35,000 during the unsuccessful Empire State campaign of 1915), calendars, and items targeted specifically at men such as drinking glasses and baseball programs (Ibid. 227, 232-34).