Sentence examples for written state from inspiring English sources

However, because of the way the 1994 marine sanctuary law is written, state waters off Vandenberg Air Force Base are the only ones on California's entire coastline that could be targeted for new oil production.

found that the Department of Education had failed to provide written, state-specific instructions that made it clear how states could win full approval of their plans.

Joan Didion inadvertently kickstarted the cliche with Goodbye to All That, published in 1967; and ever since American writers, including Andrew Sullivan –who moved all the way back to the wilds of Washington DC) – have written state-of-New-York essays about how their experience of the city is everyone's experience, and because they hated Manhattan then so should everyone else.

Artistic director Matthew Warchus, who has taken over from Spacey, promised more original commissions and more diversity as he announced his inaugural programme which will kick off in September with a newly written state-of-the nation play exploring the British education system.

But when the rules were written, states ended up with 120 days to have their road projects "approved".

The law was written stating that you had to have insurance by the end of March.

A contract was written stating that Sigismund would accept Đurađ Branković as successor on the condition that Golubac, Belgrade, and Mačva were returned to Hungary when Stefan died.

Ms. Brenneise wrote state officials asking why.

That's why I wrote State of Play, to wipe the smile off his face".

That scene where he writes State on the chalkboard … man alive.

"As long as these plans continue to grow," the report's authors wrote, "state finances will remain under threat".