Sentence examples for needs of states from inspiring English sources

We have also heard the needs of states and districts.

But the needs of states and cities have often been an afterthought when Washington has talked about curbing spending.

The obvious (though politically unpopular) solution is stimulus spending focused on fixing the country's rapidly collapsing physical infrastructure, together with the revenue needs of states and local governments, whose layoffs have been contributing to the jobs crisis.

But there is a long history of the federal government's giving short shrift to the needs of states and cities — by making cuts in federal aid that forced service cuts or tax increases at the local level, or by passing laws requiring localities to take expensive actions without giving them the money to do so.

Republicans argue the federal government shouldn't intervene because Washington is too remote from the realities and needs of states and too unaccountable to that states' voters.

Staffers at the Brooklyn headquarters were instructed to cater to the needs of state-level organizers.

"There don't seem to be a lot of provisions that address the needs of state and local government".

In years past, Milford has done its best to balance the needs of state residents against the desires of town residents.

Recommendations include bolstering resources for athletes who need academic help, being responsive to the work-force needs of state employers, improving marketing and setting goals for all coaches.

Nevertheless, needs of state obliged him to accentuate social immobility, to reinforce corporation discipline and official hierarchization, and to demand taxes ruthlessly.

Wealth accumulated during the 5th century had been expended, and, to satisfy the basic economic and military needs of state and society, there were too few native Romans.