Furthermore, the entire Medicaid program, the backbone of states' efforts to provide treatment and services for opioid addiction treatment, would be further curtailed by per capita caps.
Within public administration, perhaps unsurprisingly, the restoration and strengthening of the civil service is seen as the backbone of state-building supporting all of the core nodal areastate-building supportingrvices, increalld legitimacy, intersectofal coordinathen and reintegration of staff.
In this industrious backbone of the state, which alone produces a quarter of the nation's food and 40% of its fruits and nuts, temperatures are too high, the rainfall too low, the farms too large.
On Saturday North Korea will celebrate the 70th anniversary of the Korean Worker's Party, the backbone of the state.
The backbone of the state chapter had been a Vietnam mom, but she died last December at the age of 80, leaving Mrs. Young to keep things together.
In Virginia, where the average slave owner held as many as eight people of African descent, the servants became the backbone of the state's widespread tobacco industry.
Voting against critical funds necessary to ensure the survival of the financial services industry — the economic backbone of this state — is not good for the people of New York.
The backbone of the state – indeed, of the whole continent – is the Rocky Mountains, which stretch some 2,700 miles from Alaska to Mexico.
