Eisenstadt

British  

/ ˈaizənʃtat /

noun

1. a town in E Austria, capital of Burgenland province: Hungarian until 1921. Pop: 11 334 (2001)

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Example Sentences

Connecticut — for unmarried people, only in 1972, after Eisenstadt v.

From New York Times

“They’re not providing the energy that we’re relying on them for. They’re overpromising and underdelivering,” said Ari Eisenstadt, an energy equity manager with the California Environmental Justice Alliance.

From Seattle Times

Specifically, Griswold protected the availability of birth control to married couples, which was extended to unmarried couples a few years later, in Eisenstadt v.

From Slate

Mr Eisenstadt said that the DE funding covered more than half of the annual cost of the scheme and Book Trust will no longer be able to afford to give every baby a book.

From BBC

The Northern Ireland Director at Book Trust, Chris Eisenstadt, told BBC News NI that Book Start Baby aimed to encourage a love of reading in children from a young age.

From BBC