Примери за използване на State still на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The State still matters.
Now, however, he no longer needs the State, but the State still has want of him.
With the state still reeling from the tragedy in Nevada County, the California legislature passed Laura's Law in 2002.
Seventy years after its founding, Bay State still operates under the vision of its founders.
The state still owns the lion's share of China's business and what it does not own, it reserves the right to direct politically.
The EU marriage between region and state still makes economic sense, but the passion has cooled.
Even the 1905 law enshrining the principle of laïcité had exceptions, as in Alsace,where the state still supports church-related schools.
The United Nations says Islamic State still holds an estimated 3,500 people captive in Iraq, the majority of them women and girls from the Yazidi community.
Other road builders in the country have concerns of their own: the state still owes them for jobs completed years ago.
In relation to the state(and assuming that the state still exists), they have said many times that they do not want to hold state office, and that it does not matter which party holds state office as long as those in authority'command obeying'.
Turkey's private sector has been growing rapidly, but the state still plays a major role in industry, banking, communications, and transport.
Bush, the state still has all the trappings of a government- the impressive buildings, presidential press briefings, policy battles- but it no more does the actual work of governing than the employees at Nike's Beaverton, Oregon, campus stitch running shoes.
This country has a strong andrapidly growing private sector, but the state still plays a major role in various industries as banking, transport, construction and defense.
Under Bush, the state still has all the trappings of a government- the impressive buildings, presidential press briefings, policy battles- but it no more does the actual work of governing than the employees at Nike's Beaverton campus stitch running shoes.
Even if a state elects not to,the federal government will ensure that consumers in that state still have a place to obtain insurance with subsidies by setting up an exchange for that state,” says Stoll.
By the end of eight years of self-immolation under Bush, the state still had all the trappings of a government- the impressive buildings, presidential press briefings, policy battles- but it no more did the actual work of governing than the employees at Nike's Beaverton campus actually stitched running shoes.
However, many US states still consider it to be a form of gambling.
States still retain the death penalty.
Many states still pretend to be the motherland of these amazing dogs- beautiful, harmoniously built and intelligent.
The fact that many states still apply the death penalty, the cruellest, most inhumane and degrading form of punishment of all, especially to women and even minors, is beyond comprehension.
Currently, States still decide on many issues by unanimity or consensus, making it far easier to block than to act.
Note, however, that few states still recognize a hand written will.
Rebel groups, some of them backed by western and Arab states, still control much of Syria's southwestern border with Jordan and Israel.
Hard to believe that Nation States still think they have any influence, even in cooperation.
I know-that is why you smiled-that States still coin money on pieces of metal or paper with Royal busts or national crests, well.
Even as late as the 1870s, European states still controlled only ten percent of the African continent, all their territories being near the coast.
Terrorist groups, some of them backed by Western and Arab states, still control much of Syria's southwestern frontier with Jordan and Occupied Palestine.
In America which claims to be the home of freedom, justice,and civilisation, some states still send people to the electric chair or the firing squad.
Moreover, it is significant that many of the other Contracting States still maintain a difference in the ages at which men and women become eligible for the State retirement pension(see paragraph 37 above).
We have chatted about MMJ in the Life With MS Blog on other occasions and,given that a full two-thirds of states still see MMJ as a hippy plot(or just haven't gotten around to addressing the issue), I understand if some of you who“use” wouldn't want to comment.