Sentence examples for fall to state from inspiring English sources

For the people of Cave Creek, the answers will fall to state officials like Michael Trailor, the director of the Arizona housing department.

With national policy so clearly heading down the wrong tracks, the most important energy decisions now fall to state decision makers, who should move to increase renewable energy.

But the idea could be controversial, because the role of managing the money would fall to state pension systems, now under fire in many places for their handling of city and state workers' pensions.

In a direct confrontation with a Legislature controlled by his own party, Mr. Cuomo, a Democrat, said he would pressure lawmakers this fall to state publicly whether they would embrace essential ethics changes, including disclosing their outside income, ceding control of redistricting to an independent panel and submitting to an outside ethics monitor.

But the headlines and news shows are all about Hillary Clinton using a private, not governmental, email account to conduct State Department business... even though she turned over 55,000 pages of emails last Fall to State which, she says, were all the ones about State business and not private matters.

Their care has swelled costs for struggling hospitals and increased the health care bills that fall to states and counties, giving ammunition to opponents of illegal immigration who complain of undue burdens on local taxpayers.

The task of improving schooling falls to state and municipal governments.

Instead, the battle to hold JPMorgan Chase — and its brothers in government-supported finance — accountable has fallen to state and city officials.

It fell to state and local officials to condemn the Unite the Right rally and to prevent more battles from erupting.

Typically, that responsibility falls to state attorneys general.

Because this pipeline crossed an international border, oversight for that process fell to State.