Sentence examples for battered state from inspiring English sources

He has focused on how members of Netanyahu's cabinet have battered state institutions.

And while the shortage of office space and the generally battered state of the infrastructure are short-term handicaps, they could be long-term opportunities for investors.

States and local school districts are headed toward what may be painful budget decisions because two years of recession have battered state and local tax revenues, and the $100 billion in stimulus money that has been pumped into public education since spring 2009 is running out.

Last spring he announced his intention to run next year for the United States Senate, instantly transforming himself into the great new hope of a battered state Republican Party that has not won a Senate race since 1972 or a statewide election since 1997.

Their age and battered state meant that neither Conquérant nor Aquilon were considered fit for active service in the Royal Navy and both were subsequently hulked, although they had been bought into the service for £20,000 (the equivalent of £ as of ) each as HMS Conquerant and HMS Aboukir to provide a financial reward to the crews that had captured them.

The special primary and election will cost New Jersey's battered state budget about $24 million.

State officials are lobbying Congress aggressively, hoping to influence the bill and win some relief for their fiscally battered states, a goal the National Governors Association has called its top priority for the year.

While a formal law has not been adopted, the agreement reached by the Defense Department and governors in March was utilized in late August and early September when Hurricane Irene battered states along the east coast.

In the article "Deadly Storms in Oklahoma Bring Flooding and More Tornadoes," Manny Fernandez and Marc Santora write about the new damages to the already storm-battered state.

Joblessness and the housing bust will continue to batter state and city budgets in 2011.

And in 2008, with the recession battering state finances, Mr. Corzine cut back on paying into the system.