Federally in a sentence

APS, like all public school systems, is federally required to count students living in a motel or hotel, moving frequently or living “doubled up” with relatives and friends as experiencing homelessness.

Bitwise founders federally charged in $100 million fraud scheme, began months earlierFormer Bitwise co-CEOs Irma Olguin Jr. and Jake Soberal remained silent as they were confronted by former employees while leaving court on Thursday.

Brian Warrener, a professor of food and beverage operations at Johnson & Wales University, told that it’s a good rule of thumb to always tip federally underpaid workers, such as waitstaff and bar staff, whose wages can sit as low as $2 an hour.

But with a wider deployment of fast-charging—including the federally supported fast-charging network, with chargers every 50 miles—shorter-range EVs with smaller battery packs can be among the greenest picks in some households, too.

Cannabis remains federally restricted, so many banks and credit card companies will not work with cannabis businesses.

Descheduling would put cannabis alongside products like alcohol, tobacco, and dietary supplements, which are federally regulated but not scheduled.

EPA finally issued a pointed reminder that states cannot interfere with federally authorized waste transport.

Faltering at two state polls, political columnist wonders if the teal phenomenon, which saw six win federally last May, was such a product of special circumstances that the balloon might now have burst.

Farmers in Connecticut, many who operate small farms and do not have as much access to capital, depend on federally backed loans since it is tougher for them to get pre-approved for a conventional loan to be able to compete with big developers.

Federal employees and those who work in federally regulated sectors in the province receive it as a statutory holiday, as do City of Regina and City of Saskatoon employees.

Giant loggerhead sea turtles, federally protected as a threatened species, typically start nesting in May.

Grant awards of up to $20,000 are available for buildings that are listed or eligible for the National Register of Historic Places or buildings within a federally designated historic district.

He snipes back at the mayor’s assertion that he is pursuing “the projects,” saying what he is proposing is nothing like the federally subsidized housing of decades past.

However, Butler’s decision to accept federal funding carries with it the promise of required transparency and oversight in discrimination investigations—especially when they’re led by the federally mandated Title IX coordinator.

In a video posted to Truth Social, the ex-president explained that he'd take a tiny percentage of federally owned land and hold a contest for the best ideas, to then build as many as 10 'freedom cities' from scratch.

India has also divided what was a full-fledged state into two federally ruled territories — Jammu and Kashmir, and Ladakh.

In October of 2020, when Russell was on state probation, officers federally arrested him and found a digital scale with apparent cocaine residue, as well as 10 grams of marijuana.

Its tells families that to receive federally subsidized free and reduced lunch, it must display a poster professing it does not discriminate on the basis of gender identity or sexual orientation.

It would become federally recognized as Memorial Day by federal proclamation in 1978 and included the very popular three-day weekend by moving Memorial Day from May 30 (my son’s birthday) to the last Monday in May.

Kelly’s defense had previously indicated it would attempt to have a judge throw out those cases on the grounds they were similar to the conduct for which he was convicted federally.