Sentences with phrase «cuny face any cuts»

Real users with a puzzled look on their face cut right through everything else.

HERZLIYA, Israel, Oct 30 - Lockheed Martin Corp said on Tuesday that it was making progress on resolving technical issues facing the cutting - edge helmet being developed for use by F - 35 fighter pilots, and it cited positive initial reports from night flight tests of the system.

One of your fighters gets his face cut up and another one gets glass in his eye and both fights get cancelled and you respect the dumbass who did it?

We are facing cuts in funding.

It is particularly concerning that more and more of the families seeking food aid are actually in work, but on poverty pay and facing cuts to their tax credits.

But government spending cuts mean the Charity Commission has already had to scrap most of its one - to - one work with charities, and is now facing cuts to its vital work advising charities and investigating wrongdoing.

Well - off pensioners should face cuts to their winter fuel allowance to help pay for «catastrophic» care costs, a former Liberal Democrat minister has said.

The NHS has already faced cuts of # 435 million this year and it has now been confirmed there is much more to come.

Further, Miner has made it clear that even with this temporary reduction in pension payments, the city still can not balance its budget and faces cuts that would compromise the gains made in the last decade.

The schools also face cuts from the federal government.

The reason given was that parties must face cuts just as government services have done.

But increasing the amount of taxpayers» cash handed over to political parties by # 23 million a year can not be morally justified, especially in the current economic climate when the public are feeling the squeeze and facing some cuts.

Stafford hospital already faced cuts to its accident and emergency services, making its future politically potent for the 2015 general election campaign.

Those living in social housing who are deemed to have a spare bedroom have been asked to downsize or they will face a cut in their benefits.

«David Cameron's official spokesman warned yesterday that pensioner benefits such as the winter fuel allowance are facing cuts — undermining the Prime Minister's election pledge to preserve the handouts.

PLATTSBURGH — Plattsburgh City School District will be facing no cuts but plans on restricting certain programs for next school year.

Any council doing this would still face cuts but would have them imposed direct from Whitehall.

I think that Labour are the preffered choice of the working class in facing the cuts and that we will all change tactics to take this on board.

It is the poorest who have to eventually face cuts and increased indirect taxes — fuel duty, VAT etc..

However, he said the district is facing no cuts and plans to improve its programming despite the state budget.

As part of the government's comprehensive spending review (CSR), the Ministry of Defence (MoD) is facing cuts of 10 - 20 per cent.

And that's resulted in cities and towns facing cuts in state aid.

Mr Cameron is understood not to want colourful proposals by Mr Field to be debated in public at such a sensitive time as the announcement of the CSR, which sees Whitehall departments facing cuts to their budgets of up to 40 per cent.

The impact of George Osborne's emergency budget on the poor has been revealed in a study that finds the country's least well - off families face cuts equivalent to 21.7 % of their household income.

Danny Alexander has said no - one should face a cut in state help if no suitable smaller property is available and all disabled claimants should be exempt.

Many other parts of government, Sir David pointed out, are facing cuts outright.

Nearly two thirds of school districts face cuts in excess of $ 15,000 per classroom, and sixty districts face cuts over $ 30,000 per classroom.

Those communities include New York City, Albany and Syracuse and could face a cut in federal funding should they not comply with enforcement efforts.

More changes are expected in the autumn spending review when some government departments face cuts in the order of 25 per cent, the chancellor warned.

Dozens of the city's senior centers face cuts, even closure pending budget cuts [Riverdale Press] 9.

Health and aid spending will be ring fenced, while defence and education will face cuts of between 10 % and 20 %.

Most other city agencies face cuts of more than twice that size.

A version of this article appears in print on February 1, 2011, on Page A19 of the New York edition with the headline: State Prisons and Medicaid to Face Cuts in Cuomo Budget.

New York City school principals receive their budgets from Chancellor Joel Klein's office today, Klein says the schools face cuts of about 5 - percent next year, not as deep as he feared.

The city will not face a cut in federal funds.

As part of the government's comprehensive spending review, the Ministry of Defence (MoD) is facing cuts of 10 - 20 per cent in its annual # 37bn budget.

Good jobs — but ones dependent on Medicaid funding of nursing homes and home - care agencies that happen to be facing cuts.

The attack on Mr Osborne came as the former head of the army, General Sir Mike Jackson told Channel 4 News the government needs to analyse Britain's place in the world before making defence cuts — with the Ministry of Defence facing cuts of up to 20 per cent.

Martin had agreed to hold his pay at # 141,868 along with cabinet ministers this year, in recognition of dire economic conditions that have left millions of private - sector workers facing cuts.

The chancellor warned in his emergency Budget last month that departments faced cuts of around 25 per cent over the next four years on average - apart from health and overseas aid, whose budgets were ring - fenced.

Officials stressed that the 40 per cent figure only represented «initial planning assumptions» and many departments would not face cuts of that scale.

He tried to minimise the sense of confrontation by saying that the pre-budget report would show that frontline services would not face cuts under Labour.

With every town and the city in Ulster County facing a cut in sales tax revenue, everybody should be following this debate.

EPA's Sustainable and Healthy Communities Program would face cuts and streamlining of health - related activities, such as research into the environmental component of children's asthma.

While every agency would face cuts in R&D programs, the Department of the Interior would be hardest hit, with a 33.4 percent cut in real terms (mainly because of elimination of the Bureau of Mines in the FY 1996 budget).

Programs like Food for Peace, which Clinton touted yesterday and which allowed Scicchitano to pre-position food stocks, face cuts in the 2012 federal budget.

In 1975, with the federal government also facing cuts and an oil crisis, Senator William Proxmire (D - Wis.)

In California, legislators are currently proposing a $ 7.5 billion emergency water plan to their voters; and U.S. federal officials last year warned residents of Arizona and Nevada that they could face cuts in Colorado River water deliveries in 2016.

Candidates for top NIH jobs also might be put off by money problems: NIH's budget hasn't grown in a decade and could face cuts.

Other institutes facing cuts — although smaller than INFN — are the National Institute of Oceanography and Experimental Geophysics, the National Institute for Astrophysics, and the National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology.