Sentence examples for times of state from inspiring English sources
About 17 percent of the New Jersey school districts that had budgets rejected by voters this spring have been ordered by town councils to make cuts to lower their proposed school taxes by at least 3 percent, according to an analysis by The New York Times of state education data released on Thursday.
In times of state fiscal crises, guess which they are likely to choose.
dictators had more "major powers" than any other magistrate, and thus they outranked all other magistrates; but were originally intended only to be a temporary tool for times of state emergency.
Foreign policy crises and national security threats are generally times of state-building, but only if government is seen as being effective.
It is worthwhile noting, however, that in times of state-socialism, statistics tended also to overestimate R&D in comparison with OECD calculations (Godin [2001]; Gokhberg et al. [1999]).
The program suggest that the reaction times of state-run television crews and police on Tiananmen Square demonstrates they had advanced knowledge of the event.
The upper bound for the sampled time of state is estimated from the proposed LMI optimization approach.
But with the commission tackling the issue at a time of state budget problems, the idea of increasing any state salaries is not popular.
The Secret in Their Eyes by Eduardo Sacheri (Other Press), with a fine translation by John Cullen, takes us to Argentina at the time of state terror.
And at this time of state budgetary hardship, a dose of federal fiscal aid to states and localities could create more jobs, in both the public and private sectors.
By the Education Department's count, the competition for $4.3 billion in federal funds at a time of state budget crises prodded 34 states to change laws or policies to align themselves with the administration's goals for change.
