Sentence examples for count on the state from inspiring English sources
In Tennessee, with the presence of a popular Democratic governor and a twinge of remorse about the loss of Tennessean Al Gore in 2000, the selection of Mr. Edwards means that Mr. Bush can't count on the state.
Even commercial lenders, able to price risk and set interest rates freely, would be keener to lend to big firms that dominate their markets and can count on the state should they ever get into trouble.China's leaders set great store by gradualism.
Even now, if Hispanics and African Americans registered and voted at the same rate as other voters, the GOP would find it difficult to count on the state's electoral votes in Presidential elections.
Many districts borrowed money on a 10- or 15-year schedule, counting on the state to help pay it back.
"We're counting on the state government and the chain of responsibility to help stop more projects being added to this list," Bragg said.
Mr. Bloomberg's budget counts on the state to contribute an additional $275 million a year to pay teachers to work longer days.
Mr. D'Anastasio and the Chiusanos are among the hundreds of New Jersey builders counting on the state Legislature to renew the Permit Extension Act, which would extend all current building permits until Dec. 31, 2014.
And Mr. Bloomberg is counting on the state to give the city an additional $275 million to help pay for the new teachers' contract, and another $200 million that would result from other state actions.
Middletown is counting on the state to provide the bulk of its contribution for the Goodspeed's construction, said Mr. Bennet, who is also a member of Middletown's Goodspeed Committee.
"We have never counted on the state's help, because we know that ultimately the state health department is controlled by the power of the governor who has proven time and time again he does not want this encampment and therefore does not care about the wellbeing of the people".
The allotment of Congressional seats is based on census counts of the states, and the population has, over decades, grown in the West and South, to the relative misery of the East Coast and Midwest.
