Sentence examples for state footing from inspiring English sources

And for one school year, 1998-99, the school system did adopt a budget addressing what the court called the "vestiges of segregation," with the state footing much of the additional bill, said Michael Sussman, a lawyer for the N.A.A.C.P.

In 1997, Mr. Silver won an agreement between the Legislature and the governor on an effort to encourage every school district to provide prekindergarten classes for 4-year-olds, with the state footing the bill, eventually for up to 150,000 children.

Under the current rules, students can withdraw from the same course up to four times with the state footing the bill.

At the other end, patients who were not medically insured had to depend on the public health services with the state footing the bill, or had to pay themselves or make do without care.

In a country where the state foots the largest share of cultural budgets, austerity measures have left most of them gasping and on the lookout for new forms of support.

Labour is to put childcare at the centre of its next manifesto and is examining models in Norway and Denmark, where the state foots the bill for the poorest in society.

As such, when prescribing plyometric training, it is important to consider factors such as performing these exercises in a non-fatigued state, foot contacts, and load in order to optimize any potential performance improvements.

This, it transpires, is the issue that prompted the trance-state foot-jerking.

It is also because, when a crisis comes, the nation-state foots the bill for a bail-out.

At issue is money from the federal government to help states foot the bill for Medicaid, the health care program for the poor, which had been part of last year's federal stimulus package.

Employers, not the state, usually foot the bill.