Sentence examples for purse of state from inspiring English sources

Mr. Primas also holds the strings to the deep purse of state aid, becoming a sort of viceroy amid local leaders.

Pelling's horses have won two of the last three editions of the race, which offers the richest purse for state-bred horses.

Fear was now the glue of politics, and in the more prosperous states (the ones with oil income) the ruler's purse did its share in the consolidation of state terror.

Purses there were cut 20 percent, and the horsemen refused to let races be simulcast and bet on at out-of-state sites.

The University of Central Florida is competing with Mississippi State for a purse of $1.7 million, and AutoZone is competing for some publicity.

"He can be easily charged - along with his political partner Mrs Sonia Gandhi - of pursing a politics of decency and of elevating reconciliation to a matter of state policy".

Jo-Anne Bragg, from the Environmental Defenders Office Queensland, said there were 15,000 abandoned mining sites in the state "with liability to the public purse of over $1bn".

Designing a software to count the body composition and somatotype and its role in pursing the morphological state of sportsmen.

But a prosecutor, Michael S. Bosworth, contended that Mr. Kruger, as finance committee chairman, had controlled the "purse strings" of the state budget "and he played with those purse strings, in part to help people who needed help, and in part to help people who were bribing him".

"A purse, of all things," she said.

"They have the power of the purse of the Constitution.