Sentence examples for concentrate state from inspiring English sources

Its plan has been to concentrate state benefits more on lower earners, leaving everyone else even more reliant on private provision.

Russia's lower house of Parliament ignored misgivings by political analysts and democracy advocates today and resoundingly endorsed a first draft of President Vladimir V. Putin's plan to concentrate state power in the Kremlin.

And since taxes already take close to 35% of GDP, there is little scope for increasing them to close the fiscal gap.One radical path for Brazil would be to cut the entitlements of the better-off and concentrate state spending on the poor.

And in fairness to public four-year universities, it makes sense to concentrate state or national policy efforts where scale can be achieved, state subsidies provided and legislative intent enforced, and where so many public sector faculty and administrators are working in good faith to find a solution.

"I think for the individual who's at home relaxing in a chair, focusing on the sound, sitting in a chair focused on something for a period of time — that's kind of like a meditative state or concentrating state.

The Democrats need to acknowledge that if we restrict financing of economic growth to what can be withheld from consumption out of what has been produced in the past, we are necessarily trapped into either monopoly capitalism (concentrated private ownership of productive capital) or socialism (concentrated State ownership or control of productive capital).

Koch is also counting on Gov. Carey, whose office is more relaxed now and who has stated that he will turn away from the city and concentrate on state government.

Afterwards, speaking from Minnesota, where he flew from Texas to concentrate on states staging Super Tuesday primaries this week, he vowed to continue to carry the battle to Clinton.

This would not only have a strong "name and shame" effect on the firms, but would also concentrate the states' efforts.

Federal employees tend also to be concentrated in state capitals directing federally funded health programs, rather than working at the municipal level.

"George Bush is concentrating on states that are considered swing states," Mrs. Remauro said.