Sentence examples for lose state from inspiring English sources

So, actually, the best they can hope for is not to lose state.

The school district has been put in a bind: shut the program down or lose state financing.

If the city were to cut its transit subsidies, the M.T.A. would stand to lose state money as well.

According to a recent Observer poll, nearly 60 per cent of us said faith schools should lose state funding or be closed down.

While parents who adhered to the scheme were rewarded with a monthly financial bonus and special rights, those with bigger families could lose state benefits.

For now, this seems unlikely: the commission specifically directed that no district lose state financing as a result of any of the changes in education aid.

One measure would give state employees a grim choice: keep the current 3 percent compounded cost-of-living adjustment to their retirement checks each year and lose state-sponsored health insurance, or keep health insurance, but with lesser annual increases.

The clergy would lose state-funded social security and healthcare under the changes, and the Catholic church has protested that the fund is its right since it was set up by the communists to compensate for lost episcopal lands.

About 1.7m people have lost, or stand to lose, state-subsidised medical insurance.Even if the administration is blasé about these cuts, it might worry that belt-tightening will to some extent offset the hoped-for economic benefits of Mr Bush's tax cuts.

City officials complain of losing state revenue.

Two relatives have also lost state government jobs recently.