Sentence examples for operations of state from inspiring English sources
"The source of the greatest tension this year between the Legislature and the executive has been certainly the appearance that the executive is prioritizing her national image, her national brand, over the day-to-day operations of state government and the interests of the State of Alaska," said Mike Hawker, the Republican co-chairman of the House Finance Committee.
He promised to fight for those dollars, but warned that the money would need to be offset by "more painful cuts in the operations of state government".
The lives of New Yorkers are impacted by the operations of state authorities to an infinitely greater extent than they are by the departments of state government".
Lan may have based himself in Britain for the past four decades (the accent is long gone), but he retains a South African's scepticism about the operations of state power.
"In reading Representative Lundy's allegations, it is amazing how ignorant a member of the House of Representatives can be about the operations of state government," Riter told HuffPost.
The third is that international finance services that uses these places undermine the effective operations of states by denying them the resources they need to fulfil local electoral mandates".
While the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division often analyzes the operations of state-level prisons, it doesn't take on BOP, which also falls under DOJ's umbrella.
"The modest rise in tax bills is due to increases in the value of homes and the operation of state law beyond the city's control," he said.
John Whitman has neither a formal nor an informal role in the operation of state government and had nothing to do with the Parson's contract.
What has prevented the construction of this plant so far is the orderly operation of state environmental laws and determined resistance from residents and from government officials in states that lie downwind.
Still, some employees and State House observers say there is a new and palpable sense of disconnection between state agencies and a governor's office that had been noted for keeping a direct hand in the operation of state departments.
