Sentence examples for state balance from inspiring English sources

That allowed contributions to be reduced and helped the state balance its budget.

Deposition processes are seen as a steady state balance between a perpetual influx and egress of materials at all temperatures.

Their decision to reclassify Network Rail as a public body, putting its debt on the state balance sheet, has ultimately had profound consequences because it has given the rail company less flexibility in terms of funding.

In July, after California voters rejected ballot initiatives that would have revitalized a state balance sheet that the California treasurer, Bill Lockyer, calls "a train wreck," Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger signed a starveling budget that cut U.C.'s allocation by $637 million, or twenty per cent.

State ownership could make sense even if the aim is to return the institutions to the private sector as quickly as possible, since governments can use the state balance sheet to recapitalise the banks at a cheap rate; but ideology, both here and in the US, has trumped common sense.

Two days before the hearing, full-page ads appeared in big newspapers reading, "Don't let the state balance the budget on the backs of those suffering from mental illness". The ads said they had been paid for by the alliance for the mentally ill's Kentucky group and the Kentucky Consumer Advocate Network.

"Because of state balanced-budget requirements, Medicaid and other assistance is most likely to be cut when state residents have the greatest need for help," the study concluded.

We are supposed to believe that if the state balances the books, businesses will have confidence to invest and consumers will spend more.

It's so fun to steer the ship of state, balancing income with expenditures, as my troops sweep across the Continent.

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The rich had to pay a little bit more, and the state balanced its budget.