Federal [adjective]

Several public agencies came together in 2018 to sue the federal government over its inaction.

The federal government already uses its own vaccine supplies for some employees, such as members of Congress and the military, local officials said.

The other would raise federal subsidies for COBRA, which tends to be expensive.

The agency has been surviving off federal Cares Act money that Congress passed in April, but the $767 million was set to run out early this year.

In 2004, O’Matz was named to the newspaper’s investigations team, where she helped uncover fraud in the federal government's disaster relief program in Miami.

Some states, such as California, offer sums on top of the federal Lifeline benefit, allowing TruConnect and its peers to provide more robust voice and Internet access there without additional charges.

Northam proposed taxing businesses as usual, arguing that allowing them to deduct expenses paid with tax-free federal funds amounts to “double-dipping.”

The federal rollout was practically nonexistent and they’re not allocating enough vaccine to cover eligible Americans.

Like so many parts of the coronavirus response, keeping a lookout for variants has suffered from a lack of federal leadership, Febbo said.

Most of these schools are keenly aware of their social responsibility, given that they take a bunch of federal dollars, to help the people with the least.