Sentence examples for lean on the state from inspiring English sources

But with no end in sight to its nuclear problem, Tokyo Electric will have to lean on the state for support, analysts say.

But the governor chose to speak about the deeper causes of the crisis rather than the emergency, talking about the problems that occur when markets know that banks can lean on the state.

Supervisor Michael D. Antonovich, who opposed the tax proposal the last time around, remained critical, saying it would hurt schools and homeowners and argued that the county should lean on the state and federal government to pay for the needed infrastructure to capture and recycle rainwater.

And unlike its rivals Citigroup and the Royal Bank of Scotland, HSBC hasn't leaned on the state for extra capital or paid rich interest rates on preference shares.

Subsequent to this performance, the New York Times revealed that Paterson had solicited two state workers to lean on the alleged victim of domestic abuse by his chief aide, David Johnson, including asking her to call the governor so he could tell her "I'm here for you".

For instance, if the home is located in Texas or Florida, these two states tend to lean on the side of the Landlord when it comes to landlord-tenant cases.

When scientists transfer bacteria from obese mice to lean ones, the lean mice put on weight.

They lean on the strings, bending space.

Lean on the 19 Democratic governors hard.

Don't lean on the chair.

Don't just lean on the wall.