Sentence examples for receive in state from inspiring English sources

European migrants to the UK are not a drain on Britain's finances and pay out far more in taxes than they receive in state benefits, a new study has revealed.

Taking together the tax payments, spending power, caring responsibilities and volunteering effort of people aged 65-plus, it calculates that they contribute almost £40bn more to the UK economy than they receive in state pensions, welfare and health services.

Jan A. Furman, superintendent of the Northern Valley Regional district in Bergen County, which operates an autism program for 130 elementary students from 22 towns, said that school districts spend far more on special education — as much as $100,000 a year for a single student — than they ever receive in state aid.

Faced with an AIDS problem growing here at a rate 10 times the national average, Mr. Daniels, the director of Prevention Works, the city's only needle exchange program, is armed with a shoestring budget of $385,000 in private donations, a small fraction of what programs in other major cities receive in state and local money.

The study by UCL migration economists Dustmann and Frattini does indeed include two sets of calculations of the fiscal impact (that is, the amount they contribute in taxes as against the amount they receive in state benefits and public services) of immigration to the UK.

It limits how much any one household can receive in state benefits.

Under the statute popularly known as Proposition 300, illegal immigrants could not receive in-state tuition at public colleges and universities in Arizona.

As governor, O'Malley moved to allow undocumented immigrants to obtain driver's licenses and receive in-state tuition rates at public universities.

Debate on this issue continues nationally, with 30 states having considered legislation to allow illegal immigrants to receive in-state tuition since 2001, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures.

New York, a state in which about 22 percent of the population is foreign-born, is one of a handful of states that allow illegal immigrants to receive in-state tuition at public universities.

Yet as the president of a Hispanic student group, the Vision Club, she also knows well the Latino classmates who ride bikes to school instead of BMW's, who hold after-school jobs as stock boys or baby sitters, who will not be able to openly or affordably attend college because as illegal immigrants they cannot be officially employed or receive in-state tuition.