Sentence examples similar to state burdens from inspiring English sources

"My job is to create jobs," he said, looking into the camera as he addressed a state burdened with the highest unemployment rate in the nation.

"[Trump's] style does not line up well with the political culture of the state," Burden said.

Whether such efforts will significantly ease the states' burdens may depend on the courts.

They come to Yemen, poorest of the Gulf states, burdened by promises to help relatives in Somalia.

This program should be fully financed by the federal government, thereby alleviating states' burden during the recession.

It creates an obligation on states to protect those refugees who arrive on the territory of a state ("asylum"), but it provides few clear obligations to support refugees who are on the territory of other states ("burden-sharing").

But most of the states burdened by such obligations are run by dictators.

The problem is what to do to "reform the reformers" which the Obama administration is feebly attempting to accomplish by giving "waivers" to 10 or more states burdened with the No Child Left Behind limitations.

The federal government responded with a series of relief programs, the most far-reaching of which, of course, was Social Security, which provided for not only old-age pensions but federalized unemployment insurance to relieve the states' burden.

Imagine the bonds in this example carried a 6 percent federal tax burden, a 4 percent state tax burden and a $10 brokerage transaction fee.

Additional debt could add to the state's burdens over the long run, but Mr. McGreevey has talked about borrowing against the tobacco money expected by the state.