Sentence examples for entirely state from inspiring English sources

Mobile operators have battled television broadcasters, many of which are still partly or entirely state owned.

In 2012, the orchestra movement, which is entirely state funded, also came under scrutiny for its "unhealthy relationship" with President Hugo Chavez, who died in 2013.

A technical education can be a wonderful thing, when it is run properly, imaginatively and with no hang-ups about some being more able than others; as can an (almost) entirely state system - there is proof of both on the continent.

In a small number of states, it is largely or entirely state supported.

It is independent from local government although entirely state-funded.

Until 1993, the flagship of Parisian culture was entirely state-funded.

Some institutions were privately founded and continue to be privately funded, others are entirely state-financed.

Statkraft, Norway's biggest power company, which is entirely state-owned, has several different renewable-power projects under way.

On paper, the changes transformed an almost entirely state-controlled economic system to a predominantly free-market one.

German railways, for example, are entirely state-owned, and the law not only prevents competing railroads but severely restricts coach services and limits competitive trucking.

However, the health care system is in need of investment and far-reaching reform because, being almost entirely state-provided, it imposes a substantial burden on the budget.