Sentences with phrase «also slash spending»
The bill also slashes the spending limit for third party campaigners by more than 50 % to # 390,000.
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Credit instead founder Eric Brown's decision to extend the firm's message into the social media realm — a move that not only slashed spending on paid property listings, but also afforded Urbane the tools to more accurately communicate the contemporary lifestyle experience so integral to its business.
Osborne also said he would slash general departmental spending by a further # 13bn in the first two years of the parliament — enough, alongside growth, to put the overall budget in surplus by 2018.
He also launched a scathing attack on the Tories, branding their plans for deeper spending cuts after the election «slashing for its own sake», and complaining that the prospect of a referendum on EU membership is undermining business confidence.
«It will be grim but also hopeful, with a pledge not to raise taxes and a vow to slash runaway spending and borrowing.
«This new approach to policing builds on changes also starting today to slash red tape and reduce central targets for police - freeing them up to spend more time on local priorities and tackling serious crimes.»
Cuomo also alluded to Trump's resuscitation of his campaign promise of a $ 1 trillion infrastructure program, a notion the president revisited in a budget proposal released today that would otherwise drastically slash domestic spending.
Heritage is also unhappy the bill doesn't do more to slash federal spending or reduce programs, and it has complained that the bill codifies an existing federal program intended to help states coordinate new preschool programs with preexisting ones such as Head Start.
The $ 5.16 billion fiscal 2013 budget approved by Chicago Board of Education last month closed a $ 665 million deficit by draining reserves and levying property taxes at a maximum rate, while also slashing administrative and operational spending.
Kline has also moved a bill out of committee that would slash half of NCLB's federal education programs and another one that would give more states flexibility over spending federal education funds intended to serve disadvantaged students.