Sentence examples for from states which from inspiring English sources

Typically financing for capital transportation projects comes from the federal government matched with funds from states, which are then charged with maintaining the roads and bridges.

Mike Wright, a senior finance official at KIPP, said the study had produced an inflated estimate of the network's government revenues, partly because charters get most of their financing from states, which differ significantly in how much money they give charter schools for each student.

All of the flows which arrive to set A come from states which have J = 1, and also states of set A have only lateral rate with value of ( D_{1} + D_{2} ).

While some degree of prompting may be necessary to trigger my present recollection (Deutscher 1989), this recollection of a past experience must also causally derive from states which themselves causally derive from that experience.

– Mr President, like all sovereign states, Israel has an absolute right to supervise, monitor and regulate as it sees fit the activities of domestic and international NGOs which operate on its territory, particularly if they are of a political nature and might be supportive of terrorism or coming from states which support terrorism.

Not only do people like Ari Fleischer, the White House spokesman, refrain from stating which specific national interest such stifling behavior might serve, they do not even deem it necessary to attempt to defend their abjuration of a fundamental American liberty.

He added that current federal law prevents DC from importing marijuana from other states, which could lead to a shortage as demand continues to sprout.

Team members responded from all states which deployed personnel with highest response numbers from Queensland (22 members), South Australia (14 members) and Western Australia (13 members).

Politicians from rural states, which are grotesquely over-represented in the Senate, back farm bills for obvious reasons.

Caesar demanded from those states which had acceded to his alliance, a supply of cattle, as they had but little corn.

The figure is based on data from nineteen states, which are home to about eighty per cent of the folks who are likely to use the exchanges.