Sentence examples for realignment of state from inspiring English sources

ALBANY — Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo called for "a fundamental realignment" of state government on Wednesday, saying New York needs to rethink the services it provides and face up to its overspending problem before it is too late.

Although detail was lacking, the governor's "fundamental realignment" of state government included a few particularly promising ideas: The creation of three commissions to recommend within weeks how to trim state government agencies and authorities by 20 percent, how to remove the costliest state demands on local governments, and how to cut Medicaid costs, probably by at least $2 billion.

To that end, realignment of state and local revenue and responsibilities is key to renovating a system that has become over-centralized in the years since Proposition 13.

That year, as part of a major realignment of state highways, SR-55 was deleted and its road was designated as part of SR-143.

Changing health policy direction has resulted in shifting priorities, and a realignment of state and Commonwealth arrangements.

In the aftermath of two world wars and the consequent dissolution and realignment of states, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights was established in 1948 [ 10].

Launched in February, the realignment of the old state league model came after recommendations in the National Competitions Review (NCR), which was published by FFA in May 2012.

As part of realignment, the state currently allocates money to counties based on how many prisoners each county sent to state prison before the reform took effect.

Both candidates said they would focus on public safety, looking for ways to manage jail overcrowding and the implementation of state prison realignment, which shifted responsibility for many prisoners from state prisons to county jails.

Whether Facebook "now sits squarely at the center of a fundamental realignment of capitalism," as Kirkpatrick states, however, remains an open question.

In contrast, lying about negative valence appears to be associated with the more subconscious processes involved in the appraisal, production, and realignment of the internal affective states.