WordNet
adj. supported and operated by the government of a state; "a state university"
Usage examples of "state-supported".
At the end of 1982, for instance, a rumor campaign was orchestrated against the head of a local state-supported news agency, accusing the man of being a transvestite.
In a long tradition of patriotism, in 1941, Foner's father was fired from his job as a state college teacher under the New York State law that prohibited state-supported teachers from engaging in seditious or treasonous speech.
He then repeated three times the addresses of those California legislators who would be voting on his bill to drive the teaching of evolution and geology from state-supported schools.
Almost as soon as it achieved power, it abandoned its individualism and became another state-supported religion that persecuted individualism.
Monarchy, aristocracy and state-supported religion - that's what conservatives were defending then.
The Chinese had quietly argued that by the middle of the next century there would be one and a half billion of them in the world, but with many born as only children because of the Chinese experiment on state-supported birth control.