Sentence examples for work on a state from inspiring English sources

"Heat," showing at 9 15 tonight, tells the story of an idealistic high school graduate who goes to work on a state farm where he clashes with its authoritarian leader.

It's also quite a different ballgame to work on a state's highest court ― as do almost half of Trump's candidates, who may not get as many chances to interpret the U.S. Constitution ― than working as an intermediate appellate judge, who is constrained by precedent and may have less freedom to wax romantic about Scalia's legal contributions.

"[Another is] whether you concentrate on only federal candidates or work on a state-by-state basis, or whether you recruit people to go into the federal bureaucracy".

He spent 10 years working on a state farm before studying metallurgy and working at a succession of northeastern gold mines.

"We have shown the nation how to extend care to everybody, and we'll be the place to crack the code on costs".Deval Patrick, the Democraticgovernor of Massachusetts, who is working on a state health plan that would encourage flat payments to networks of providers for keeping patients well,replacing the fee-for-service system that he says creates incentives for excessive care.

In the late nineties, he'd started working on a state-owned farm just as the government began dismantling state-owned enterprises in order to foster competition.

The interesting thing about Mrozek is that, by his own account, he was an enthusiastic supporter of the communist cause until at least 1954, when he worked on a state-funded newspaper.

Carr works on a state-funded project to monitor ecosystems inside and outside marine protected areas on the California coast.

100 volunteers from two NGOs already working on a state-wide sanitation campaign will be assigned in pairs to remove garbage from the camps and create areas for sanitation.

Still, the interviews this week deepen a mystery that first surfaced during the 2000 presidential campaign when The Boston Globe reported that there was no record that Mr. Bush showed up for Guard drills between May 1972, when he moved to Alabama from Texas to work on a United States Senate race, and May 1973.

Work on a new state-of-the-art Fibrelastic pitch at Home Park began the following week.