Sentence examples for by a state program from inspiring English sources

"No Medicaid purpose appears to be served by a state program focusing on that population," the solicitor general said.

Mr. Blanco said his tuition of nearly $3,000 a year was being paid by a state program for low-income students.

From this and the whole structure of the Act, it would seem that it contemplates that its policy may be effectuated by a state program either with or without the promulgation of a federal program by order of the Secretary.

Bud Gibson, an engineer, began buying used tires and recycling them into other products in 1991, encouraged by a state program that offered financial incentives to clean up tire dumps, which, in addition to being fire hazards, breed mosquitoes and other pests.

Her research led her to find Gabe a new more specialized school, and to hire a personal care attendant for several hours every afternoon, paid by a state program she hadn't known existed.

The games — and the arcade in downtown Glendale that they once filled — were bought for roughly $1 million by a special city-related fund formed by a state program known as redevelopment that redirected certain property taxes for economic development in blighted areas.

Last December, Mr. Pataki incurred the wrath of many conservatives by agreeing to renew a state program that pays hospitals about $1.3 billion a year to train new doctors and treat poor people who cannot pay for care.

When Hawaii attempted reform in 1994 by merging Medicaid with a state program, it achieved nearly universal coverage.

(b Partial Federal program means a program established by the Secretary pursuant to sections 102, 201 and 504 of the Act upon the partial withdrawal of a State program, by which the Director may regulate appropriate portions of coal exploration and surface coal mining and reclamation operations.

Meanwhile, unions have not even reached most workers in the rapidly growing home health care sector; many are employed by private households rather than a state program or staffing agency, and thus cannot collectively negotiate a contract with colleagues.

This local eco-labeling story is part of a state program spurred by CCOF--the biggest organic certifier in the United States.