Sentence examples for whom states from inspiring English sources

While the refugee category delineates to whom states have obligations to protect, less research has examined the bordering work achieved through legal interpretations of the refugee category.

The Bush proposal would give states a fixed amount of federal money for the millions of people whom states have voluntarily decided to cover under Medicaid.

Another option would continue the current open-ended commitment of federal money to some of the most vulnerable Medicaid recipients, including poor children whom states are now required to cover.

The bill as drafted directs the Labor Department to determine whom states can test.

By encouraging the exodus of vast numbers of students from publicly-operated schools, Romney's voucher plan would radically reduce the number of students for whom states and localities would be responsible.

Most swiddeners were formerly peripheral to state power and represented by national decision makers as "backward" people over whom states needed to exert control.

The judges whom state legislatures sought to reign in had already begun a trend of doctrinal change favoring defendants.

The judges whom state legislatures sought to rein in had already begun a trend of doctrinal change favoring defendants.

The year produced numerous ethics investigations, one involving Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, whom state legislators accused of having improperly fired the state public-safety commissioner.

Eventually, the party was replaced by Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, under whom state repression, intimidation and attacks on press freedom has gone from bad to worse.

The Supreme Court agreed today to review the case of a Texas death row inmate, Johnny Paul Penry, whom state authorities have classified as mentally retarded.