The word "federal" is correct and usable in written English
Federal can be used as an adjective to describe something relating to or coming from a central government, or to describe a national or federal government. For example, "The federal government recently announced a new policy."
The federal appeals court in Atlanta ordered that the execution should be delayed for at least 30 days, while a Georgia court of appeals imposed its own stay to give the courts more time to consider the propriety of the single lethal injection as a method of killing.
States and territories will also lose access to reward payments for reducing waiting times under the national partnership agreement on improving public hospital services, saving the federal government $201m over three years.
Abbott said the federal government believed "the states should take more responsibility for their public hospitals and for their public schools and we make no apologies for wanting the states to be grown up, adult governments that take responsibility for the programs that are theirs, for the institutions that they run".
The report responds to lawmakers, mainly Republicans, who have argued that federal authorities must do much more to strengthen enforcement before Congress can consider any legalization for an estimated 11 million illegal immigrants in the country.
(Jones's response was that they ought to lobby for more federal support).
The payroll tax now provides a third of federal revenues.
"'Obamacare' is the greatest expansion of federal power in the history of the country".
The federal minimum wage is $7.25.
There is also no way to implement this on a federal level as there is no federal sales tax, explains Kane.
Often ostensibly secular and radically libertarian, for decades they have lobbied to turn public education – currently an $85bn federal operation – into an industrial complex.
The judge said Dedmon's federal sentence will run concurrent with his state sentence.
