The phrase "a state role" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the responsibilities or functions that a government or state entity has in a particular context.
Example: "The government has a crucial state role in ensuring public health and safety during emergencies."
Alternatives: "a governmental role" or "a public sector role".
And he too fancies a state role.
This would normally be considered a state role.
Anticipating criticism, he noted that a state role in regulating education was internationally accepted in countries from Germany to the United States.
Justice O'Connor concluded that Section 7 of the NLRA did not contain explicit pre-emptive language nor indicate congressional intent to usurp a state role in labor-management relations.
This election season shows indications that a reversal from a smaller state role and a bigger dependency on loans may occur with the new president.
The party favours a sharp rise in public spending and a larger state role in the economy.
Thus, alongside the neoliberal call to dismantle public ownership, state planning, and government regulation of economic activities, there was a perspective that reinvigorated the call for a larger state role in development.
Ms Rousseff is known to favour a strong state role in the economy and presided over a reform of the oil sector that gave state company Petrobras a virtual monopoly over Brazil's huge new findings of offshore oil.
He argues, though, for a bigger state role.
And the models that Mr. Putin appears to favor are the managed economies of countries like Chile, China and Singapore, which blend market forces with a strong state role.
Argentina may favor a larger state role in the economy than does the United States, but it still values the private sector and recognizes the primacy of private property for propelling economic growth and development.
