Sentence examples for planned state from inspiring English sources

"What has history shown us about planned, state economies in the last one hundred years?

This place is still pretty unique, and if everything goes as planned, State Street will come back, better than ever".

Upper controllers receive planned state trajectories from neighboring subsystems and exploit the notion of tubes (Langson, Chryssochoos, Raković, & Mayne, 2004) for achieving robustness of stability with respect to coupling.

While we have more than a thousand denominations, Europeans often have centrally planned state religions that put barriers in the way of competition and provide little in the way of diverse religious products.

He has been embraced as a hero by Brazil after revealing American spying on President Dilma Rousseff (who postponed a planned state visit to Washington), but he has resisted one request to hand over documents and is determined, here as elsewhere, to keep his distance from power.

This article has been revised to reflect the following correction: Correction: January 26 , 2010An article on Monday about President Obama's planned State of the Union proposals intended to help middle-class families described incorrectly nonrefundable tax credits, like the expanded child care credit Mr. Obama is expected to propose for families earning less than $85,000.

This includes both a massive database and a planned state-of-the-art integrated group platform.

He suggested some could be absorbed into a planned state-run institution that would oversee all the remaining orchestras – ones that concentrate heavily on traditional Persian music.

The United States has assisted Russian efforts to replace its centrally planned, state-controlled economy with a market economy and helped create institutions and infrastructure for a market economy.

The city tax cut, when combined with an already planned state-financed reduction in the local income tax, would result in a combined savings of about $327 next year for a two-child family with an annual income of $100,000.

As the island prepares for its first Communist Party Congress for 14 years, to be held in April, changes to the centrally planned, state-run economy are beginning to take effect.