Sentence examples for would be state from inspiring English sources

There would be state funding that would accompany these California residents.

There would be state standards and tests, and requirements that our 3.2 million teachers be "highly qualified".

He said the buildings would be state of the art, with 36-foot ceilings and space for parking trailers.

Among the likely beneficiaries would be state Medicaid programs and computerized health records, both of which Mr. Obama had vowed to expand long before the recession.

For similar areas of concern that have not significantly improved, Hobrla thinks it's unlikely there would be state funding to support these initiatives if federal funding were to be drained.

That would be State Senator Ronald L. Rice, the veteran former council member and current deputy mayor of Newark, who has said that he will run only if Mr. Sharpe chooses not to.

The share offering would be state-guaranteed.

These would be state-funded, not state-controlled, schools.

They wanted to privatize it, and we said that it would be state-owned.

"If I was told, 'You can only have one thing,' it would be state-of-the-art diagnostics to reduce inappropriate usage," he says.

Until we are told exactly what our tax relief would be, whether this would be state-of-the-art technology, what environmental studies would have to be completed and what future plans LIPA has for this site, we are not going to be as "receptive" as the public relations folks would have the press and Long Island public believe.