good of the state

"But they expect you to be able to bridge that for the good of the state.

"It was necessary for the good of the state."

"They now realize the best business is buying the goods of the state.

After conditioning, her ambition was not for herself alone, but for the good of the State.

It was good of the State to provide for his return, Corbett thought - and then he shook himself.

"For the good of the state," she said, carefully coached, "I have volunteered to marry you."

There were food shortages again and I imagined myself as some unknown hero helping to make the fields grow for the good of the state.

Here was a people organized and committed to the good of the State, to the betterment of the whole not the individual parts.

And they are expendable when necessary in order to protect the greater good of the state and its many citizens."

For the good of the state.

Snowl would simply be sacrificed for the greater good of the state- a common expedient in such diplomatic circles.

"This is a positive vote for the good of the state of New Jersey to keep the state moving forward."

Demand to change in the economic policy, so it will be for the good of the state and not for the good of the banks.

This surrender was legitimized only if the monarch devoted himself unsparingly to the good of the state and his subjects.

"The board just worked so hard on this thing, spent countless hours of their time on this, for the good of the state," he said.

"And thus it is to be for the good of the state and the welfare of the people of Sunnashiven."

Why not wait another year and then inform the Prince in the midst of the assembled council that the good of the state demands his marriage?

To Governor Darling, Hall was merely a dangerous agitator whose actions must be stopped for the good of the state.

Was it not necessary for the good of the state and the interests of the young king, that you should live in good intelligence with the queen?

Sam Goddard, state Democratic chairman and a former Governor, said "For the good of the state he should resign."

Mr. Von Savage's plea to his fellow Republicans is similar: think of the good of the state party.

His substitution of military for civil power was not for the good of the state and he showed no foresight or real strength in his government.

I have sometimes a holy warmth in conversation, for the good of the State and of Monseigneur, to whom I am entirely devoted."

"What it means is that the Rumanian people as a whole are once again being put into the position of having to sacrifice for the good of the state," he said.

After Mr. Beasley's speech, leading state Republicans lined up to refute the Governor's claims that the flag had to come down for the good of the state.