Sentence examples for state borrowed from inspiring English sources

In 2004 and 2005, the state borrowed $655 million from the pension fund; it still owes more than $400 million.

The state borrowed more money to expand roads as well as taking on the debts of the local road districts — a move some now compare to states' offers of financial assistance to sinking cities (like Harrisburg, Pa., or Hamtramck, Mich).

A commission set up by the previous mayor, Richard Daley, found that, even using the most generous accounting method, in 2009 the city's four largest schemes were just 43% funded, with a combined deficit of $14.6 billion.In February the state borrowed $3.7 billion from the bond markets just to fund its pension contribution.

When bills built up, the state borrowed to pay them down.

Although taxes were levied and the state borrowed from the First State Bank of Indiana, the state's fiscal status remained bleak, worsened by the economic depression of 1819.

The state borrowed the money to build the prison and to upgrade Thomson's roads, rail crossings, and water systems in order to serve the increased demand.

The state borrows money for projects by issuing bonds that are financed by investors.

After repeated appeals, Governor Carey reluctantly had the state borrow $400 million for the city.

That is because leaders plan to ask voters in November to let the state borrow the money by issuing bonds.

"The state borrows less and less and hires less and less, and state authorities borrow more and more and hire more and more," said Assemblyman Richard L. Brodsky, a Democratic candidate for attorney general who championed the legislation forcing more disclosure.

In 1997, Ms. Whitman, a Republican, had the state borrow $2.75 billion to deposit in the pension funds, to address the liability and keep annual payments low.