Technically states could refuse to expand Medicaid and refuse Washington's money, they say.
The museum, which opened in 2008, is in many respects a hybrid: while technically state-owned, the center is administered independently by professionals selected by the academy.
Fields, while technically state-owned, are given for cultivation to individual households and farmers work for a share of the harvest (30%-70 30%-70
But most of the revenues from the "technically state-owned Tajik Aluminium Company (Talco) end up in a secretive offshore company controlled by the president," the cable states, adding dolefully: "The state budget sees little of the income".
Because City Tech and other City University of New York campuses are technically state operated — despite their names — the board apparently takes the view that acts that sully the university's reputation are not the city's problem.
Though it is technically state-owned, most of its revenues end up in a secretive offshore company controlled by the President, and the state budget sees little of the income.
Embedded in this sentence is the following chain of reasoning: The University of Colorado, Boulder, is left-leaning and therefore it is appropriate to spend university funds (technically state funds) in an effort to redress a political imbalance.
Music, for Kafka, is a part of this: he implicitly understands what Oliver Sacks rather more technically states in his book Musicophilia, that music "may be developed or shaped by the cultures we live in, by the circumstances of life, or by the particular gifts or weaknesses we have as individuals – but it lies so deep in human nature that one is tempted to think of it as innate".
As it only contains technically state of the art mechanisms we skip a more detailed description here.
Although the vintage collection was technically state property, the city was eventually given the go-ahead to unload the machines a few years ago, and the City Council approved their sale.
