Sentence examples for the federal model from inspiring English sources

But officials in those countries have tried and abandoned the federal model.

Nor does the federal model measure the financial impact of government assistance programs.

Most follow the federal model in general, but vary widely in their specifics.

Critics say that Connecticut could save money by ditching its unusual approach and simply adopting the federal model.

Mr. Santorum has criticized Mr. Romney for creating the Massachusetts plan that served as the federal model.

Yet Connecticut is one of only three states that has not gone along with the federal model of offering hospice care to the poor.

It is impossible to superimpose the German federal model on to the UK as the two countries have developed very differently – but the underpinning principles of decentralisation and innovation could deliver the change the UK needs.

It's now "the best federal model in Asia," as one drafter of that recent, historic constitutional amendment puts it.

The INGO federal model in particular has been very successful – organisations that use it spend billions of dollars and their programmes reach millions of people.

With states now free to decide on their own, NCAA leadership vowed to support the new federal model, although with some reservations.

Two complementary institutions were created in 1943: the Ministry of Sanitation and Assistance (SSA) to strengthen public health and medical care for the poor under a federal model, and the Mexican Institute of Social Security (IMSS), consolidating the corporatist model to provide the best medical care available to formal sector workers spearheading development.