How to Use nonfederal in a Sentence
nonfederal
adjective
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The nonfederal cost share of the overall project is 20%.
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Morgan Greene,
chicagotribune.com,
19 Jan. 2022
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In the past decade, 69 nonfederal officers have been charged, while 21 have been convicted of some crime, according to the data.
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NBC News,
30 June 2018
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Some Democrats have estimated that 83% of the funds raised by the state party are for nonfederal state and local candidates.
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Rick Pearson,
chicagotribune.com,
15 July 2021
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For the list, Premier crunched the numbers on 937 short-term, acute, nonfederal hospitals in the U.S. that treat a broad range of cardiovascular patients.
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Fortune Editors,
Fortune,
15 Mar. 2023
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According to the executive order, the committee will be funded by the IMLS and will include no more than 25 nonfederal members.
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Kelsey Ables,
Washington Post,
1 Oct. 2022
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Illinois and Michigan committed to providing the nonfederal share of just over $10 million.
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Morgan Greene,
chicagotribune.com,
14 Dec. 2021
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Unshaded areas would be the only nonfederal land available for new oil and gas development.
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Dan Frosch,
WSJ,
4 Nov. 2018
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Some cranes have already been shipped to nonfederal facilities.
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Juliet Eilperin,
Washington Post,
26 Feb. 2018
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Often, regulators permitted more than one service to occupy a single band, and many federal users shared bands with nonfederal ones.
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Ariel Bleicher,
IEEE Spectrum,
20 Mar. 2013
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Private student loans are nonfederal education loans made by banks and other financial institutions such as credit unions and online lenders such as SoFi.
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WSJ,
21 July 2017
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Municipal bonds—the debt issued by states, cities, and nonfederal public authorities—occupy an important niche in the financial lives of Wall Street and America’s wealthy.
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Daniel Gross,
Slate Magazine,
8 June 2017
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For nonfederal landowners, actions that could result in unintentional kills could be allowed but will require permits.
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John Flesher,
USA TODAY,
30 Nov. 2022
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In the report, agricultural land is defined as nonfederal cropland, pastureland, rangeland and woodland used to support agriculture.
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Tara Duggan,
San Francisco Chronicle,
8 May 2018
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Remote-capable federal workers commute 1.5 days per week on average, similar to 1.8 days for nonfederal workers, according to the poll.
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Emily Guskin,
Washington Post,
14 Apr. 2023
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The difference is biggest in El Paso, Texas, where federal employees earn on average double what nonfederal employees earn.
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Maureen Linke,
WSJ,
12 Jan. 2019
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CalFire, meanwhile, tasked with responding to every fire on 31 million acres of nonfederal land inside state borders, has, compared to the Forest Service, almost no fuel-management authority.
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Daniel Duane,
Wired,
30 Sep. 2020
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Candidates seeking to lead the Democratic National Committee have called for a more intensive focus on nonfederal elections, and several senior Democrats said distraught party donors were turning their attention to the states.
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Alexander Burns and Jonathan Martin,
New York Times,
11 Jan. 2017
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The figures, which exceed estimates published by nonfederal researchers, include 9 million hectares of pinyon-juniper woodlands (pictured here in Utah)—a forest type that was previously rarely categorized as old growth.
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Byscience News Staff,
science.org,
4 May 2023
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For example, the investments partnership program requires jurisdictions to match every dollar received with 25 cents of nonfederal funding.
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David Garrick,
San Diego Union-Tribune,
24 Sep. 2020
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Investigators identified only 12 nonfederal initiatives nationwide that provide education, screening or treatment for brain injuries in this population.
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New York Times,
1 Mar. 2022
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