Sentence examples for state anticipates from inspiring English sources

The state anticipates that the tax will generate $10 million this fiscal year, said Erik Kriss, spokesman for the state budget division.

Perhaps no state anticipates spring more than Alaska, where an eight-month winter is stripped away with a fury that astonishes even the oldest of sourdoughs.

But as the job market worsens, the state anticipates that the issue will become more pressing, with more and more young people unemployed and uninsured.

Some resent the subsidies, but the state anticipates a return of $2.54 for every dollar spent on the project.The investment will also create 1,600 direct jobs and about 8,000 indirect ones, creating an annual payroll of some $300m.

The state anticipates a $3 billion budget deficit for 2008, and the governor has suffered several recent setbacks, including voters' resounding defeat of his stem-cell initiative earlier this month.

The heavily resisted new conventions, put into effect over three years, began last year with provisions for culling far more females than in previous years -- this year, the state anticipates a record take of 300,000 does.

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He says that we are now moving beyond the nation state anticipated by Machiavelli into a world made up of what he calls "market states".

Edward Gross, who oversees the New Jersey Turnpike Authority, said the state anticipated more than $150 million in fees from companies that share fiber optic cables installed as part of E-ZPass.

Two of the gloomiest state capitals next year, the group said, might be found in Alaska and Nevada, with each state anticipating a gap of more 30percentt between what it hopes to collect and what will need to spend.

When the wholesale tax increase was approved in May 2005, the state anticipated that it would receive $206 million in new revenue during the first four years, which in turn would finance the debt service for the transportation program.