Sentence examples for states setting from inspiring English sources

Automakers oppose the measure because it would be expensive and because they do not like the idea of states setting their own rules.

The cost of Medicaid is shared by the federal and state governments, with states setting eligibility, benefit and reimbursement levels within broad federal guidelines, and Washington covering the majority of the expense.

Rather than judging their readiness at this time, Obama administration officials said they would work with the 17 states, setting timelines and milestones for progress toward creation of an exchange.

Ramachandra Guha, a Bangalore-based historian and political analyst, says that the BJP retains a substantial presence in only eight of India's 28 main states (setting aside tiny union territories).

THE part of President Obama's Affordable Care Act that requires Americans to obtain health insurance has been a contentious issue politically, but new advertising from the 17 states setting up marketplaces where residents will buy insurance tends to be buoyant.

Particularly galling to Waxman has been Dingell's opposition to California and other states setting their own emissions standards, which would be tougher than those of the national Environmental Protection Agency.

States set Medicaid payment rates within broad federal guidelines.

Eighteen states set barriers to remarriage after divorce.

Some states set shorter limits that have already expired.

In contrast, the most liberal states set no time limit.

At least 36 states set a minimum age of 21; 35 states require gun safety training.