State Governments

State governments frequently bicker over how (and how much) to invest.

The bank was a repository of government funds and a source of loans for individuals and the federal and state governments.

They said the new state governments of the South would not treat blacks as free and equal citizens.

Across the country, cash-strapped state governments are shutting down business for a day at a time to save money.

He said his ministry will ask state governments to step up preparedness to tackle a possible increase in the number of cases.

In recent years, there has been a strong push for local and state governments to ban public smoking.

So much federal involvement has helped spur state governments and private industry to make significant investments in the EV sector as well.

The Us Constitution gives certain law-making powers to the federal government, others to the state governments, and yet others to both.

The Bank also continues to work with individual state governments to improve their debt management capacity.

The Senate has so far refused to pass a bill that would extend unemployment insurance or send aid to ailing state governments.

In 2009 state governments wrestled with budget gaps totalling $110 billion; California's alone was responsible for over a third of that sum.

The state governments and the federal government will make an annual budget at the beginning of a financial year.

The country's federal government recently decided to drop its long-standing ban on new mines, but state governments have yet to follow suit.

And in Washington, DC, members of Congress are mulling over ways to help state governments curb their prison costs, as well as crime rates.

State governments have followed suit; Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama have all closed large swathes as well.

Another challenge is the United States'sheer size, with 50 state governments and a multiplicity of privacy laws.

The 14th Amendment ensured that the Constitution's Fifth Amendment, which requires due process, applies to state governments as well.

The amendments act as a mutually reinforcing set of rights and limit the powers of federal and state governments.

It also urged state governments, which control policing in India, to scrap draconian laws used by the police to lock up repeat offenders.

Even if these attempts at regulation fail, they are a good indication of many state governments' determination to tackle climate change.

The economic challenges faced by the country and state governments is the topic of a talk coming Monday in Charleston, S. C.

The next step is restructuring public activities between federal and state governments.

This would replace India's service tax, as well as the value-added taxes levied by the central and state governments.

The department runs the survey to help courts and state governments set child-support guidelines.

Both are continent-sized countries in the western hemisphere with federal democracies in which state governments have considerable power.

Even so, the federal and state governments approve of this form of mining.

Another way the state governments in the South acted against blacks was by refusing to give them the right to vote.

So, local and state governments began building and improving roads as they had never done before.

But under India's constitution land is an issue for state governments, not the centre.

State governments pressure newspapers by taking out acres of ad space, which can be withdrawn if coverage is unfriendly.

But the settlement tied the state governments to tobacco's purse-strings; they now had an interest in the industry's success.

And there should be a regulatory committee that approves large spending by the government, uh, by the state governments.

State governments have increasingly turned to tolls to fund individual projects, but tolling inevitably meets stiff public resistance.

It wanted to force state governments to honor a ruling of the United States Supreme Court.

S. , child labor remained widespread until 1900 despite more than 70 years of attempts by state governments to ban it.

He urges state governments to permit more charter schools to be established and to increase their funding.

Oh, and the Bush administration actively blocked state governments when they tried to protect families against predatory lending.

In general, matters which lie entirely within state borders are the exclusive concern of state governments.

State governments once had exclusive control over the access of mining companies to mineral resources.

The rigorous permitting process has historically allowed federal and state governments to reduce other types of air pollution.

Facing the real situation, the state governments have taken some initiatives, although their effectiveness still need to be tested by time.

Pressed by state governments for a long-term replacement, legislators are rolling out proposals.

Both the national and state governments developed transportation infrastructure.

Big transmission upgrades often involve multiple companies, many state governments and numerous permits.

State governments provide employment and training services for workers, and compensation for those who are temporarily out of work.

"The problem is the state governments are not exactly clean, " said John Ackerman, editor of the Mexican Law Review.

State governments are free to raise the minimum wage, knowing that the central government will pick up most of the tab.

It's about state governments overwhelmed by Medicaid, federal budgets consumed by Medicare, and deficits piling higher year after year.

Many say the federal and state governments could have done more to prevent the killings.

By contrast, the construction and maintenance of most highways is the responsibility of individual state governments.

In contrast, under the American federal system, the national government shares its power with the state governments.

A crunch has come from drought, climate change and decades of state governments' reckless water allocation for farming irrigation.

These losses, often borne by poorer families, mirror the revenue gained by the state governments who run the games.

Local and state governments frequently borrow to meet payrolls and cover daily cash expenses until tax revenues flow in.

They felt that the state governments, so close to the people, would never abuse the citizens so close at hand.

In other places state governments have shown a willingness to work with the private sector to improve schools.

Similar regulatory legislation is in the pipeline for many US state governments, and in European and Asian geographies.

It fell victim to slow implementation, the difficulty of aiding state governments, and unrealistic expectations on jobs.

Instead, state governments have been the principal policy innovators.

belongs exclusively to the administration of the State governments.

They note unemployment is high across many occupations, and argue for increased investment and aid to local and state governments.

Greece and Portugal do not have separate federal and state governments, however.

The impact of yesterday's proposed wage increases depends partly on whether state governments implement similar rises.

Cuts would hurt pensioners, public employees (including soldiers) and state governments, almost all of them already badly squeezed.

Although federal spending rose, the recession forced state governments in Virginia, Maryland and the District of Columbia to cut back.

State governments, facing budget disaster, have mined other revenue sources, including tolls.

The date of payment of relief to state governments, corporations pay day for the employer to another.

Both federal and state governments now have to live within their means.

He says cities, counties, state governments and state highway transportation agencies are planning the roadways of the future.

Ms Gillard has shaken up a country where married men have always led federal (but not state) governments.

But even when the federal and state governments are behind new infrastructure projects and money has been allocated, often nothing happens.

Many state governments and municipalities have already followed suit.

After the GEAC judgment, consumers, medical groups, farmers and state governments mobilised at once to campaign against Bt Brinjal.

Then, the economic benefits of aiding state governments are hard to quantify.

State governments are speeding up procedures for opening businesses.

Of 151 proposals in early 2007, more than 60 had been dropped by the year's end, many blocked by state governments.

Federal and state governments were last night scrambling to find alternative arrangements for students from more than 20 countries.

The central and state governments then pay the premium to the insurer, which is selected by the state government.

Responsibility for Medicaid is shared by federal and state governments.

Meanwhile, the federal government has been willing to play financial brinkmanship with struggling state governments.

In all, the national and state governments have committed $ 800 million to undo the damage they helped cause.

The government's approach to harmonizing the sales taxes levied by state governments is to seek agreement to gradual change.

Finally, it also gives an analysis on the role that state governments play in the field of funding for non-government schools in Australia.

Other courts belong to state governments and are under the purview of hereditary rulers, a conservative lot.

Citizens show more confidence in state governments.

Aid to state governments mostly helped workers in capital cities.

Second, you need to mitigate the pain caused by the state governments that are slashing spending.

Most primary highways are built and cared for by state governments.

Implementation has to be done by the respective state governments.

In addition, U. S. agencies are working closely with state governments to adopt more uniform regulations.

She and other Hull House residents often "lobbied" city and state governments.

They don't: Not so fast. The second most acceptable cut according to respondents (52% agreed) was federal assistance to state governments.

All told, state governments pay for only about 13% of America's medical spending.

So state governments are scrambling to cut costs.

Since German unification in 1990 the federal and state governments have spent euro 230m on detoxifying the area.

Many U. S. State governments are eager to negotiate these kinds of large scale deals for desperately needed employment and tax revenues.

In addition, some state governments offer rebates to encourage the use of SWH.

It balances not only minority factions, as well as populism and elitism, but also the federal and state governments.

All six state governments have since made apologies. Tasmaniahas also paid A$5m ($4. 5m) compensation for 106 aborigines.

In elections next year they could take charge of one or even two state governments for the first time.

It can run big state governments and try out new ideas there.

In addition, state governments are planning to tender 4, 500km of roads by 2010.

Each of Nigeria's 36 state governments, for example, proposes one cabinet minister.

To respect the rights of the State governments is the inviolable duty of that of the Union;

Autonomy and Accountability: The Relation Between American Public Research Universities and State Governments

State governments manage and regulate VET systems, and provide some additional funding, as agreed with the Commonwealth

State governments will draw up their own lists of priority skills, with suitable applicants given priority in processing

The Book of Documents has those texts of the earliest state governments

The State Governments and American External Relations

Each year the federal and state governments supplement the world's largest educational budget with $ 300 million to assist illiterate adults