Similar cases have been brought in states around the country.

Parents in state schools should be able to get what they want.

But most kids would be just fine in state school.

A lot of people are in state police and fire services.

Significant changes in state policy took place from 1996 to 2007.

"And he's certainly not going to have any more say in state policy than anyone else."

In states where the level was at least 7 percent, 13 weeks could be paid.

The program would cost nearly $600 million in state and federal funds.

The measures can be put into effect without changes in state law.

Others were looking for jobs in states where insurance costs less.

The agreement was a response to a cut in state support.

He started his career by playing in state and school teams.

In states with 6 percent or more, 7 weeks of benefits could be paid.

"They are all running against us in states we'd like to win."

In states without access laws, workers need not give up.

That is a greater increase than those in state and local spending.

Some of the jobs are in State and local government agencies.

He became active for the first time in state politics.

After university, she left the Labor party and spent four years teaching in state public high schools.

But the year was a trying one for virtually everyone involved in state government.

There is the cost of the project, $24 million, nearly half in state funds.

However, the authority to set an amount must be based in state law.

He would hold the seat for 36 years, longer than any senator in state history.

The court is probably the most diverse in state history.

This would cost an estimated $30 million in state money.

The two countries have been in a state of war three times.

They were in a state of total fear day and night.

She appeared to be in a state of deep thought.

And that was in a state with about 4 percent black voters.

A. With cancer the whole family is in a state of crisis.

For I was in a state to be scared by every sound.

I think she must have been in a state of shock.

He was in a state of mind - well, you saw that.

When he let go she seemed to be in a state of shock.

Her son on the other hand was in a state of high excitement.

During the following two weeks the town is in a state of celebration.

And she was in a state of distress as well.

These people are fleeing because Iraq is in a state of war.

My goodness, he was in a state when we got down.

Thus he must always be in a state of readiness.

From now on, we are in a state of red alert.

Usually, but not always, the countries are in a state of declared war.

The building was in a state of neglect for a very long time.

The country has been in a state of political unrest ever since.

Here souls are in a state of rest and beyond experience.

As a result, the whole planet is in a state of global war.

My mind seemed to be in a state of despair.

Especially when a whole city is in a state of panic.

So they are in a state of shock that he is coming after them.

She's likely to be in a state of panic when I get to her.

Though just what ideas he might try to instate remain more of a question.

A police official was instated in every city for this purpose.

Its first members, instated on April 6, 1793, were as follows, in order of election.

Also in 1938, the boating program was instated which continued into 1956.

Maybe some bigger, better rules need to be instated.

A time limit for the rebels can be instated so that the ruling class has a chance to win as well.

Biathlon took its place and was instated as a full Olympic sport in 1960.

Four years later, the regime did its best to instate policies and practices hostile to religious minorities.

These buildings remained virtually unchanged until the residential college system was instated in 1957.

Other towns in Wyoming had previously successfully instated a similar ordinance.

Examples of new rules that could be instated by a player forced to call 21:

In 1807 all women were taken off the voters' roll as universally male suffrage was instated.

The system is designed for two Etoiles to be instated at the same time in order to work as a team.

This phase was also the first time that they began to work on the treaties that would later be instated.

The company decided that the former was preferable, and instated a programme by which competitors could use their station.

Over the next several years, Mobutu gradually instated the various policy measures that would come to define the campaign.

He intended to instate a more rational and efficient administration, including the introduction of tax collection, in his empire.

The destruction prompted the declaration of martial law, and there was a curfew instated.

Which instated that the nobles hereditary lands could not be taken away and must remain in the family.

Evidence was brought up about how Wendi had tried to instate a life insurance policy on her terminally ill husband.

In May 2011, he was instated as University Professor of Music.

The government needs funding and the GOD policy had been instated for years, including the 9/11 attacks.

The act also wants to instate new higher standards, processes, technologies and protocols to ensure the security of the "critical infrastructure".

He used his connections to instate Gideon as his co-pilot.

The events created a power vacuum in the city that was filled by the Janissary faction who instated their own government.