Sentence examples for state always from inspiring English sources

But the state always sets aside enough money to pay bondholders.

The state, always on earthquake watch, is also prone to wildfires and mudslides.

That the welfare state always has grown does not mean it always must grow.

"The state always felt a little overwhelmed by Metro-North and New York," he said.

But the state always guaranteed them jobs, workplace perks, free health care and education, and heavily subsidised housing and transport.

A far flung state always relied on public infrastructure and spending, whether its aim was developmental or ameliorative.

His crusades against crime and quality-of-life annoyances served his larger ambition, which was to root out the assumptions that had built New York into a welfare city-state always at the edge of crisis.

Failed states always cause misery, but only sometimes are they a global threat.

Dealing with the foreign policies of 28 member states always presents room for disagreement.

In support of this view, proponents of the ban point out that, in practice, states always recognise each other's marriage laws.

It got the sort of old-fashioned welcome to the capital, Pyongyang, that other communist states always used to put on.