| Lenin opened state-run nurseries, dining halls, laundries, and sewing centers. |
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| As for the state-run addict hotels, they quickly became as rife with filth and violence as any Vancouver flophouse. |
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| He spent the rest of his life under the guardianship of the state of Illinois, mainly in state-run institutions. |
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| Is it because parents are disenchanted with the education provided in state-run schools, and think that they can do better? |
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| The future of the Dominican state-run National Commercial Bank generated a rowdy debate in the island's Parliament on Tuesday. |
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| What was happening here was assimilation to the English model with its directly state-run Anglican Church. |
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| Video evidence exists of Irish children as young as four years of age legally placing bets with the state-run tote. |
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| Think of Willowbrook, a state-run school, where children with profound handicaps became subjects of studies around meningitis and hepatitis. |
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| This is because state-run newspapers have the advantage of administrative support and financing, an amount which is increased every year. |
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| However, the state-run passenger transport company is losing money and there is no clear strategy on how to deal with the problem. |
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| There is no fundamental reason why rail freight should be state-run and financed out of public funds. |
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| After accession, 50 percent of all rice imports could be managed by state-run enterprises. |
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| It may even be counterproductive, as it may compensate for failing state-run health and education systems. |
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| Due to the overlap between politics and business these banks have suffered heavy losses from subsidizing state-run enterprises and bad loans. |
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| When it comes to a luxurious stay in a former castle or palace, Spain's state-run paradors are excellent value. |
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| The violence perpetrated by the police and state-run institutions has an intimate connection with the drug trade itself. |
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| Many top Russian officials have publicly acknowledged roles in private or state-run businesses. |
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| The Thatcher government set out to rationalise Britain's state-run industries in preparation for privatisation. |
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| Those physically incapable of working can be sheltered in state-run homes with the support of the rich and the kind-hearted. |
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| The price of a bottle of Absolut Vodka at Systembolaget, the state-run alcohol monopoly, will fall from 230 kronor to 160 kronor. |
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| But while the company controls advertising and chooses programmes, the state-run TV station keeps a tight rein on news programming. |
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| Many of Egypt's state-run industries have been privatised, while the country's welfare and education systems have been run down. |
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| The country's transition to capitalism has been uncertain, with the privatization of state-run enterprises proceeding slowly. |
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| The threat of a reprisal strike was broadcast by the country's state-run radio, and monitored in Beijing. |
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| A total of 221 miners were underground when the cave-in occurred at about 9.40 pm on Sunday at the state-run Dongfeng coal mine. |
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| Nevertheless, the process of going from state-run banks to a financial holding company may be at least two to three years off. |
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| Most are ineligible to receive public welfare benefits or to send their children to normal state-run schools. |
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| However, any such support that is perceived as a state-run service could be flawed, as the public sector is simply not regarded as a natural source of advice by some entrepreneurs. |
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| The state-run Antara news agency said a life buoy had been found, but it was not clear whether it came from the missing ship. |
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| Price hikes would also be up to the state-run Chinese Petroleum Corporation, as it is the company that supplies oil and gas to fuel the power plants. |
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| The deregulation of letter delivery is only the latest measure in the break up of the state-run postal services that has been underway for two decades. |
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| Venezuelans waited to see if Chavez had indeed changed, and whether a split in the military and problems in the state-run oil consortium could be smoothed over. |
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| Naval officials, representatives from state-run China Shipbuilding and civilian shipbuilders attended the hearing, hosted by an opposition party lawmaker. |
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| The third state-run Italian channel broadcasts highbrow reports and programs about culture, nature, science and the future. |
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| As a registered party, the SEP was allocated 15 minutes on state-run television and radio to present its program in the Tamil and Sinhala languages. |
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| The directors of TV and radio stations and the editors-in-chief of state-run newspapers are appointed by the president. |
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| To do that it is imperative to take a long hard look at Ireland's policy of having no age limit on gambling with the state-run tote. |
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| Authoritarianism And backward Priorities There does not need to be a HealthCare.gov, and there need be no state-run websites. |
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| With the collapse of the government-run food rations and mass job losses due to closures of factories and other state-run enterprises in the 1990s, many North Koreans suffered immense hardship and struggled to survive. |
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| The Sterling extended losses, hitting a 4 month low against the EUR of 90 pence on news the UK had set tougher-than-expected conditions to the potential exit of Lloyd's Bank from a state-run scheme to protect its assets. |
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| Although the banking sector is solid, the sharp rise in loans granted by state-run banks in the framework of the stimulus programme constitutes a potential risk. |
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| The state-run oil monopoly is the sort of sacred cow that could emit a deafening, destabilising moo if Mr Peña tried to tether it. |
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| A critical question is: do such systems offer a viable alternative to state-run systems and, if so, can they be inspired by restorative goals and principles? |
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| Vietnam Plus, a sister unit of the state-run Vietnam News agency, has broadcast its first rapped news bulletin. |
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| The hermit Kingdom has opened its embassy doors for an exhibit highlighting the work of six artists from its state-run studio. |
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| When the state-run television network declined to broadcast pictures of Americans brutalizing prisoners at Abu Ghraib, Tolo TV aired them. |
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| Nevertheless, most students attend state-run universities. |
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| There also are state-run technical colleges. |
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| The preference for a state-run plan seems to evince a lack of understanding of the policy issues. |
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| Supporters of state-run boot camps say that they are more productive than confining youths in prison. |
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| Some sovereign-wealth funds are undoubtedly murkier than others, but worries that state-run investors are investing for political gain are probably overcooked. |
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| According to state-run Al-Ahram newspaper, 14 were condemned to be executed, four received life im prisonment and six were acquitted. |
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| Some Greek Cypriots accused the state-run Cyprus Broadcasting Corporation of rigging the televote. |
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| Part theater and part interpretation, living history is catching on at a growing number of state-run historic sites. |
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| In subsequent orders he issued today and broadcast on the state-run SSTV, Kiir also pardoned Maj. |
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| Six of the students are Uighurs while one is a member of China's Yi minority, the state-run Global Times newspaper reported. |
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| Privatizations, they add, have modernized once inefficient state-run companies. |
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| Abdel Rahman Hassan took on the job after heading state-run Omdurman National Bank since 2006, state news agency Suna reported on Sunday. |
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| These tax reforms have also eased the fiscal burden on the state-run company Petroleos Mexicanos by some 30 billion pesos, which can now be invested in exploration and operating refineries. |
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| The crisp video clip of Mr. Saleh in a swooping tan head covering, seated at a flower-covered desk beside a Yemeni flag, was shown on state-run television in Yemen. |
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| China's state-run AVIC I Commercial Aircraft Company has selected GE's CF34 jet engine to power the ARJ21-700 regional jet it is developing. |
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| It may seem astonishing, but even the likes of Chevron and Texaco are midgets compared with the state-run oil giants like Saudi Arabia's Aramco, which alone produces a fifth of the world's oil exports. |
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| In Nepal, women who were enrolled in state-run literacy programmes expressed greater knowledge of local politics and more interest in running for office. |
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| At the same time, trade exposes inefficiencies in bloated state-run enterprises, further limiting the ability of state officials to dole out jobs and favors. |
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| It must be tempting to nobble a rival. That no other state-run media outlets carried stories on Baidu suggests this is not a government-orchestrated campaign against the company or the internet more generally. |
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| Before the last general election Robin Cook, then a respected horseracing pundit on the Glasgow Herald, quashed rumours that Labour would privatise the Tote, a state-run bookmaker. |
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| A written and well-documented response to this groundless move was ignored by the state-run press, which remains one of the most muzzled in the world, according to international press freedom groups. |
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| The state-run Saudi Aramco has awarded a front-end engineering design and project management services contract for its Fadhili gas plant project to Foster Wheeler. |
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| Kazbek Gekkiyev, 26, worked as a newsreader for the state-run television station in Nalchik, the regional capital of the republic of Kabardino-Balkaria. |
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| Kyushu Electric said a power plant will begin operating as early as late 2016 and all of the electricity generated there will be sold to an Indonesian state-run utility. |
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| The state-run Xinhua News Agency said a two-year-old child died after being buried under a fallen wall as an aftershock struck Yunnan on Saturday night. |
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| Saudi Arabian Mining Co said on Tuesday it had received a 900 million riyal loan from state-run Saudi Industrial Development Fund to finance a caustic soda project in Jubail. |
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| He is just about as aggressive a privatizer as one can find, turning over Medicaid to managed care companies and various state-run hospitals to nonprofits. |
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