Sentence examples for unrestricted state from inspiring English sources
Nor does this budget offer these communities anything new in the way of unrestricted state assistance.
Proceeds from the Alamo gift shop, which could be spent only to maintain and repair the site, were commingled with unrestricted state dollars and the organization's own funds.
The proposal -- coupled with the governor's effort to rein in the mounting costs of Medicaid and hold steady, at $792 million, the amount of unrestricted state aid to localities -- underlines Mr. Pataki's goal to make local property tax relief a top issue this legislative session, aides to the governor said.
In vivo deletion and cell fusion studies have demonstrated that Nanog functions in establishing de novo the unrestricted states of pluripotency (Mitsui et al., 2003; Silva et al., 2006) (J. Nichols, J.S., and A.S., unpublished data) and of germ cells (Chambers et al., 2007).
Current federal and state regulations permit largely unrestricted land disposal of animal house wastes, which include excreta, house litter, animal carcasses, and spilled food.
Free trade, subject to the normal rules of selling alcoholic beverages but unrestricted by state borders, is the aim of Web merchants like Wine.com as well as big bricks-and-mortar stores that have developed lucrative online divisions.
What are the design principles of this unrestricted cell state?
By the end of the war, the cost of sport racing with open (unrestricted), or state-of-the-art, airplanes had become prohibitive.
For example, in the case of finding all infinitely visited states, the unrestricted number of initial states of a system with k variables and granularity N is N k.
On the contrary, their big idea — allowing unrestricted competition across state lines — would lead to a race to the bottom.
The UN Food and Agriculture Organisation FAOO), the UN children's agency Unicef, and the World Food Programme said the parties to the conflict must grant urgent and unrestricted access to Unity State to prevent starvation.
