Sentence examples for writes the state from inspiring English sources
"Given its failure to secure just social conditions," he writes, "the state lacks the moral standing to act as an agent of moral reform".
(Mr. Pogue, who also writes the State of the Art column for the weekly Circuits section of this newspaper, has no commercial ties to Mr. Connick's invention).
PAY FOR SENSOR SIZE, NOT MEGAPIXELS David Pogue, who writes the State of the Art column for The Times, has made this the camera shopper's rallying cry for years.
By accepting that an important measure of popular will would have to rise from the street, Chapman writes, "the state in the Fifth Republic served as much to sow as to quell disorder".
An economics professor at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, Ms. Folbre writes: The state of Texas touts its success in luring large companies from other states, offering generous tax subsidies financed by cuts in spending on local education, infrastructure and other public services.
Thus Locke writes: "The state of nature has a law of nature to govern it, which obliges everyone: and reason which is that law, teaches all mankind who will but consult it, that being all equal and independent, no one ought to harm another in his life, health, liberty or possessions…" (II. 2. 6).
"We woke up, and then at noon the next day we got our redeployment assignments and then I was writing the state plan," she said with a laugh.
Mr. Rival, a conservative voter, wrote: "The State of New Jersey.
As a state senator, he wrote the state's concealed-carry law.
Victor Fischer, who helped write the state constitution in the 1950s, shrugs.
The Sami-Swedish artist and singer Sofia Jannok wrote: "The state wants to erase us from history".
