Sentence examples for program of state from inspiring English sources

So, the prophet of leaner government, more individual responsibility and tighter state budgets is also the proponent of an ambitious new program of state handouts?

"We stopped the debt from ballooning," he said, claiming that Greece could return to precrisis levels of prosperity by 2020 by exploiting the potential of its tourism and energy industries and by pushing a program of state privatizations.

The policy shift follows intensive talks in which several ministers expressed frustration at the meager progress Greece has made so far on a promised program of state asset sales to investors that would raise 50 billion euros ($71 billion).

[C6.] Rich Russians Win Reprieve Prime Minister Mikhail M. Kasyanov said that Russia would not review the origins of the fortunes made in its lawless program of state asset sales in the mid-1990's.

There has been no indication, for instance, that Xi is willing to abandon the "Made in China 2025" program of state subsidies aimed at securing Chinese dominance in advanced technology industries.

Similarly, changes made in the program of state aid to local education during 1969 reduced the amount of money local school districts had an ticipated in the 1970‐71 school year by an estimated $245‐mil lion.

Critics, including military historians, have described it as a program of state-sanctioned torture and murder.

The leaders of the Confederacy, after decrying centralized power, realized they needed an economic machine to finance a war and started "a crash program of state-guided industrialization from above that was more Hamiltonian than Hamilton, Lindd writes.

China's increasingly aggressive leadership is touting its program of state-controlled modernization as a model for the developing world, while it works to reset global norms in its own interest.

Finally, to take another example from current headlines, there is a silent conflict waged every day against the United States, an unprecedented program of state-sponsored cyberattacks against defense, civilian and corporate networks.

But even to the extent the States may constitutionally promulgate curtailment plans, the inevitable result would be varied regulatory programs of state courts and agencies, interpreting a countless number of different contracts and applying a variety of state agency rules.