Sentence examples for based on state aid from inspiring English sources

"In Brentwood, 56percentt of the budget is based on state aid," Mr. Steiner said.

Sachem will present a budget to voters based on state aid numbers from Mr. Spitzer's original proposal.

Mr President, many thanks for the clear explanation of Mrs in 't Veld's report; the problems that are raised in it are extremely important, because certainly now that we will, based on the state aid review, examine the best way of achieving the most effective result, it is the observations that have been made here that matter and therefore very much apply here.

Not only have private universities mastered this art of the "high fee, high aid" model, but several states and public universities have gone down this path by replacing state aid based on need with state aid based on merit.

The cuts were disproportionately destructive for poorer districts that have weak tax bases and depend most heavily on state aid.

The large urban school districts, which often have limited or eroding tax bases, usually are more dependent on state aid than are more affluent suburban school districts.

As the court record shows, the cuts were disproportionately larger — in terms of per-pupil reductions — for those poorer districts that have anemic local tax bases and that depend most heavily on state aid.

The tragedy is that school districts with fewer local sources of revenue are more dependent on state aid than are districts with larger tax bases in the form of more commercial real estate or more expensive homes.

Districts in poorer communities have been hit the hardest because they tend to rely on state aid more than wealthier areas, which can draw on a healthier property tax base for their budgets.

Farmers elsewhere may be unhealthily dependent on state aid.

Lower wages means more people on state aid.