Sentence examples for a state administered from inspiring English sources

Even after the American-brokered Dayton peace accord ended 42 months of fighting late in 1995, Bosnia and Herzegovina remained a state administered largely as an international protectorate with few prospects for future unity.

WIC is technically a state administered program but is fully funded by the federal government.

In 1855, Connecticut sold 800 of the remaining acres at $10/acre, putting the money into a state administered trust account for the Pequots.

The committee, headed by a layman, resigned in protest.What the Belgian and Irish stories suggest is the collapse of a centuries-old order in which the church functioned as a sort of "state within a state"—administering its own affairs, and often the affairs of its flock, by a system of law and authority that ran in parallel with, and could trump, the authority of the state.

During an investment analysts call in October, Mr. Packard boasted about results at Agora, calling them "significantly higher than a typical school on state administered tests for growth".

As part of the routine investigation of foodborne Salmonella infections, trained interviewers from local health departments in both states administered a standardized questionnaire to each patient by telephone.

But the law also requires a state to administer a "general program that makes a reasonable effort" to take ineligible people off the rolls.

is in a family receiving assistance under a State program funded under part A of title IV of the Social Security Act (42 U.S.C. 601 et seq). or under any other welfare program of the State in which the public housing agency is located, including a State-administered welfare-to-work program, and has not been found by the State or other administering entity to be in noncompliance with such program.

A fair hearing is a state-administered process required by law to give recipients of benefits a chance to contest the city's decision to cut them off.

Before he can advance, Mrs. Gomes said, he must take a state-administered test to evaluate his proficiency in reading and math.

But, in combining mandates with subsidies, regulation, and access to a state-administered system for the poverty-stricken and low-paid, it is intellectually coherent.