Sentence examples for taking on federal from inspiring English sources

They have less capacity to move large quantities of drugs and avoid taking on federal forces.

When the frustration boils over, as it has most scarily in Arizona, Republicans have been pushing what amounts to vigilantism — states taking on federal enforcement, shouldering aside civil rights and the Constitution and spending whatever it takes to get rid of illegal immigrants.

Founded under Obama's tenure after the Healthcare.gov debacle, the modest (around 200 people) team has been taking on federal projects like digitizing veteran benefits paperwork, building APIs and payment systems for Medicare and that sort of thing.

The spending plan is aimed at following through on the push by the new Republican majority in the House to deliver on its promises to take on federal spending and return cabinet agency budgets to the level they were at before President Obama took office.

The Education Department, CFPB, and multiple state attorneys general have conducted investigations that document that Corinthian inflated job placement rates and engaged in other fraudulent practices to induce students to enroll and take on federal and private loan debts.

He took on federal education minister, Simon Birmingham, about abandoning public schools.

While many of her early projects were locally or state based, Broad Leib has shifted her focus during the past few years to also take on federal issues.

In neighboring Pima County, which includes Tucson, Barbara LaWall, the county attorney, said she continued to take on federal cases but did not know how much longer she would be able to do so.

And parents who take on federal debt to help their children pursue a bachelor's degree, master's degree or a Ph.D can expect to pay 6.31percentt on a PLUS loan, instead of 6.84percentt.

"We applaud the Department of Education for taking real action to prevent ITT from recruiting more students to take on federal student loan debt to attend an institution that was found by its accreditor not to fully satisfy even minimal standards in critical areas," Abby Shafroth, a staff attorney for the National Consumer Law Center's Student Loan Borrower Assistance Project, said in a statement.

Vaune Dillmann took on federal regulators this year when they ordered his Mt. Shasta Brewing Co. in the Northern California town of Weed to stop topping beer bottles with caps bearing the play on words, "Try Legal Weed". Regulators cited federal law prohibiting drug references on alcoholic beverages.