Sentences with phrase «believes city dollars»

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Jerrit Tan, CEO of New York City - based Canopy, believes more entrepreneurs should take advantage of the billions of dollars in business grants offered by government agencies, which can buy a startup valuable R&D time and boost credibility.

Burnaby Mayor Derek Corrigan says he doesn't believe Burnaby should pay for the several hundreds of thousands of dollars in policing costs of the long running protests against the project in his city.

Both companies have spent hundreds of thousands of dollars so far this year alone: Uber fought back against a New York City Council proposal the company believed would have hindered its growth in the five boroughs.

«I believe that New York City, although larger, although having a unique set of circumstances, if we're one state, then we're one state, and we should be under the same guidelines to save our taxpayers dollars,» said Senator Kathleen A. Marchione, a Republican from Saratoga County.

DeMaio demonstrated how he believed the city remained hundreds of millions of dollars in the red.

«Any city that chooses to violate federal law by identifying itself as a «sanctuary city» risks the consequence of losing millions of dollars in federal funding, and I do not believe the State Legislature has the duty to help those municipalities cover their losses if they do not honor the laws of our land,» Griffo said.

So I am going to propose in my budget that that state fund the Buffalo Billion plan in total and accepts all 20 proposals which will be $ 500 million dollars but I believe it's an investment in the city of Buffalo and the State of New York and it will pay dividends and I am proud to advance this.

Mark - Viverito also defended the city's plan to use millions of tax payer dollars to upgrade a building located near the 85th Street Transverse to house the horses, saying she did not believe it would set a precedent.

Some creditors believe city - owned Detroit Institute of Arts artwork is worth «billions of dollars» and that a recent appraisal from Christie's auction house that was commissioned by the city vastly undervalued the city - owned collection.

John Wright, senior vice-president for Ipsos Public Affairs presented the results, which indicate that 70 per cent of Torontonians approve of the overall performance of Toronto Mayor Rob Ford, and that 65 per cent believe that Toronto City Council is on the right track managing taxpayer dollars.