Sentence examples for typically state from inspiring English sources

Though the agreements typically state that the local agency "will not­. . .

Typically, state and local governments own the banks and deposit their revenue there.

Typically, state and territorial governments pay the upfront costs associated with STEP and similar assistance programs, and FEMA reimburses them.

The validation of microbial detection methods for foods does not typically state a limit of detection value.

Typically, state medical boards, rather than the federal government, impose licensing requirements on doctors, including the type of continuing education they must receive.

Typically, state and city officials do not fight unionization efforts, while private-sector employers, fearing higher labor costs, often vigorously resist organizing drives.

Typically, states provide insurance payments to unemployed workers for up to six months.

Typically, states set their own malpractice guidelines, and Mr. Bush is ordinarily a strong defender of states' rights.

The assumption of homogeneous turnover in these fractions is typically stated, but consequences of its violation have not been tested.

Weaker recommendations are indicated by phrases such as "we suggest," whereas stronger recommendations are typically stated as "we recommend".

Typically, states build up a cushion of tax revenues in the spring to pay expenses through the fall, when little cash comes in.