Sentence examples for impose on state from inspiring English sources

Their health benefits work just like those for other state employees, which means lawmakers shoulder the same added costs and/or lowered coverages they impose on state workers.

The state and the feds are arguing over $830 million in federal money that Gov. Rick Perry refused because of requirements it would impose on state education spending, but that doesn't cover a $5-billion-a-year 5-billion-a-year 5-billion-a-year 5-billion-a-year hole

The 20-year-old legislation imposed a host of cost-benefit standards on federal regulators, including a requirement that they consider the costs that new rules might impose on state and local governments.

Whitney's fan base seems to have spread to certain elements of the conservative movement, which appears content to use her increasingly absurd claims of imminent municipal Armageddon to further its agenda of quashing the power of government unions, and the enormous costs they impose on state and local budgets through the bankruptcy courts.

The brief said such a rule would impose on states "an unbearably onerous financial burden to pay the fees of attorneys".

But state education leaders and Brown have bristled at some new requirements that Duncan wants to impose on states that opt out.

In theory, the states were suing the tobacco companies to recoup the "extra" costs tobacco imposed on state health systems.

The Government misplaces its reliance on portions of The Federalist suggesting that federal responsibilities could be imposed on state officers.

Subsequently, league tables were imposed on state schools and published, putting all schools, teachers, parents and, most importantly, children under pressure to achieve.

Other costs in Mr. Batkins's study are those imposed on state and local governments, which are real costs but largely result in higher taxes for state and local taxpayers.

1359, 93 L.Ed. 1782, not even the duty of excluding evidence, because it was seized in violation of the command of the Fourth Amendment, is imposed on state courts as a requirement of federal law.