Sentence examples for spare state from inspiring English sources

But the governor's active, daily participation is vital — most urgently to negotiate and then enact a painfully spare state budget by April 1.

Local affiliate FOX2 reports that authorities have recorded more than 100 arrests in the first four days of the spring break season, and ABC News affiliate KRGV reports that spare state and municipal officers from across Texas were called in to control the parties.

This would spare states the embarrassment of failure and the expense of helping struggling schools.

Mr. Christie pointed to a few areas that were spared: state parks, food banks, prescription-drug coverage for the elderly and health insurance coverage for children.

While Connecticut shellfish have been spared, state shell fishermen and aquaculture officials are keeping an eye on weekly test results from 33 sampling stations along the coast from Stonington to Greenwich.

Her second joke was asking Bishop if she'd "liberate her nipples" (the latest online fad among girls, apparently, for taking photos of their nude breast and posting them online) if it meant Chan and Sukumaran would be spared state-sanction murder by firing squad.

Even if they had been warned of mounting chaos in the Midwest in the hour before the Aug. 14 blackout, officials in New York probably would not have tried to spare the state by disconnecting from its neighbors, the chief manager of the state's power grid said today.

A1 Even if they had been warned in the hour before the blackout, officials in New York probably would not have tried to spare the state a power failure by disconnecting from its neighbors, the chief manager of the state's power grid said.

"The building becomes a perfect reflection of the film's spare, controlled state of mind," she said.

The point is not to take over cities, Mr. Snyder said in an interview this spring, but to spare the state more financial distress and gauge fiscal distress in cities before they wind up in need of an emergency manager.

In an interview on Friday, he continued to say that his bill, which he said would help spare the state from budget gaps this year and in the coming two years, would ultimately pass.