Sentence examples for to voucher from inspiring English sources
noun
A piece of paper that entitles the holder to a discount, or that can be exchanged for goods and services.
But their objections to voucher programs are well known.
In "Vouchers That Win" (Op-Ed, Oct. 11), Felicia Wong describes plans that overcome some objections to voucher systems, but not another important one.
It would make it easier for landlords to rent to voucher recipients by requiring inspections once every two years instead of annually.
[Excerpts, Page A22.] Rather, it will move that debate to state courts, in battles over state constitutional objections to voucher programs, and to state legislatures and the ballot box.
These results should serve as a warning to voucher supporters, including Gov. George W. Bush, that voters simply are not convinced that siphoning off public funds for vouchers can improve education for all.
Democrats and teachers' unions have embraced charter schools -- publicly financed schools that operate largely free of state and local regulations and unions -- as a palatable alternative to voucher programs, which are favored by Republicans.
Under your plan, Governor Bush, states would be required to pay vouchers to students to match the vouchers that the federal government would put up.
As a practical matter, that would have meant beating the G.O.P. to a pulp over its plans to voucher-ize Medicare (à la Paul Ryan), then coming back to negotiate after the 2012 election.
The conservative Cato Institute prefers tax credits to vouchers.
Opposition to vouchers remains as intense as ever.
The politics of many states are not friendly to vouchers".
