Sentence examples for under a state formula from inspiring English sources

Under a state formula, Amani is supposed to get $16,794 in government money for each student it enrolls.

But if towns met their housing obligations directly by creating the number of affordable units called for under a state formula, they could control their own development.

Under a state-mandated formula, the town is only required to build 22 moderately priced units, but in settling the lawsuit, local officials gave developers far more.

They are the result of city contributions under a state-authorized formula that failed to accumulate nearly enough money, two economic downturns in the 2000s that led to heavy investment losses, and an impasse in the State Capitol despite urgent calls to cut costs of the state's own pension system.

Chicago's pension troubles have been years in the making, the result of city contributions under a state-authorized formula that failed to gather enough money, economic downturns and a Democratic-led state legislature that has so far been unable to agree on how to cut costs to the state's own system.

Enrollment is a factor in the state formula for determining aid for construction and renovation projects.

The increase is especially welcome for the Los Angeles Unified School District, the state's largest school system, which will receive a greater share of dollars under a new state funding formula.

He also said he would encourage school districts to include chronic absence as one factor in measuring whether they are effectively using extra state dollars for students who are low-income, non-fluent in English or in foster care under a new state funding formula.

Under a formula the state uses to determine eligibility, families earning less than 40percentt of an area's median income are generally shut out of Mount Laurel housing.

Proposition 36 appropriated $120 million a year for the entire state, which under a complex formula translates to only $2,000 per defendant in Los Angeles, Mr. Davies said.

The cost will be covered by increased state funding under a new formula that provides more dollars to schools that serve low-income students, foster children and students learning to speak English.