Definition of «federal footprint»

The phrase "federal footprint" refers to the impact or presence of the federal government in a particular area or sector. It represents the influence, activities, and resources allocated by the federal government within a specific region or industry.

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Sentences with «federal footprint»

We believe that the benefits of a lighter federal footprint outweigh the risks — that it will allow states to be more nimble and quick, rather than encourage them to run backwards again. (educationnext.org)
Never mind that this brief account of Senator Alexander's career is incredibly misleading; Alexander joined other Republicans in calling for the elimination of the Department of Education in the mid-1990s, and has long pushed for a smaller federal footprint in education. (educationnext.org)
The current nomination contest is no exception, with all of the GOP candidates calling for a smaller federal footprint, if not the outright closure of the Department of Education. (educationnext.org)
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