Sentences with phrase «billion annually»

Meanwhile, according to other opponents» estimates, the entire cost for businesses could be $ 8.8 billion annually.

Chancellor George Osborne also promised to put an end to the current housing benefit system, which sees some families claiming up to # 104,000 a year, and costs the country # 21 billion annually.

He also wants the state to enact a single - payer universal healthcare system, which would lower over health care costs by more than $ 50 billion annually while ending the need for counties to use the property tax to pay for Medicaid.

In addition, the plan would help stimulate the Western New York economy by increasing UB's economic impact on Western New York from $ 1.7 billion to $ 3.6 billion annually and creating well over 20,000 jobs.»

«At the current world market prices and current level of production, we are getting about GH cents 1 billion annually, which will be enough to cover the Free SHS, but that will lead you no opportunity to do anything else; but funding Free SHS.

New York's Medicaid program, which serves more than 6 million people, eventually stands to lose $ 2 billion annually.

That could raise $ 600 million to $ 1 billion annually, Mr. Parrott estimated.

And there were suggestions on how to spend the revenue — as much as $ 1.5 billion annually — from a congestion pricing plan.

In press reports, the Cuomo administration has said that it spends roughly $ 2.5 billion annually on care for people with HIV.

Individuals who visit the Finger Lakes region spend an estimated $ 2.7 billion annually.

«We are propping up these industries to the tune of about... $ 100 billion annually,» he said.

Fort Drum is the epicenter of the North County economy, accounting for $ 1.6 billion annually in economic impact and employing 18,854 people, according to the FDRLO.

At the press conference, Adams cited a finding from investigative journal Mother Jones that the cumulative direct and indirect costs of gun violence in the U.S. were $ 229 billion annually.

Thanks to an amendment from Rep. Chris Collins, R - Clarence, that includes $ 2.3 billion annually that upstate and Long Island counties now pay as their share for the Medicaid program.

For just one program — Medicaid — counties spend $ 7.4 billion annually, which is more than local governments in any other state contribute to their state's fiscal plan.»

The new, borough - based jail system, which the commission argues would cut down on transportation and staffing costs while helping to better integrate the justice system back into the community, would cost $ 11.4 billion to build but could save the city $ 1.4 billion annually, according to the report.

New York City would receive $ 3.17 billion more annually within four years, with the expectation that the city stick to Mayor Michael Bloomberg's plan to increase its own spending by $ 2.2 billion annually within four years.

Braun indeed voted to increase taxes by almost $ 1 billion annually in a 2017 road funding law.

New York families could save more than $ 1 billion annually thanks to the tax credit, Schumer said.

It brought in $ 4 billion annually to the state's coffers just as tax receipts were drying up.

One was an education plan that would increase state aid to schools by $ 7 billion annually within four years and throw out the complex formula used to distribute school aid around the state.

But they also hinted at the political difficulties facing such an ambitious project, not the least of which is a potential price tag of $ 13.9 billion, although the study also found that the changes would save the city $ 1.4 billion annually.

Graham - Cassidy would cut $ 18.9 billion annually from New York's health care system by 2026 and jeopardize health care coverage for 2.7 million state residents, according to materials provided by Gov. Andrew Cuomo's office.

The company generates more than $ 1 billion annually in gaming revenues.

That loss of revenue would come on top of an extra $ 2.4 billion annually that the state would lose under other parts of the Republican Obamacare replacement, which is called the American Health Care Act.

However, under state law, that goal only applies to contracts issued by state agencies and authorities; it does not apply to state funding given to localities such as cities, counties, towns, villages and school districts, which amounts to approximately $ 65 billion annually.

The Cuomo administration was not going to stand idly by while the federal government drained some $ 2 billion annually from its bottom line, even if it offered a similar scale of relief to local taxpayers.

This includes a $ 15 minimum wage and squeezing more money ($ 30 billion annually) from the richest New Yorkers by restoring the progressive income - tax brackets of the 1970s.

adequately fund the institution, Cuomo spokesperson Dani Lever responded, «It is inarguable that the state, under Governor Cuomo's leadership, makes significant investments in CUNY — providing roughly $ 1.7 billion annually in aid.

The Deputy Director of Procurement, National Research Institute for Chemical Technology (NARICT), Alhaji Bello Abubakar has confirmed that Nigeria is losing over N15 billion annually to importation of processed tomato annually.

These issues currently cost health and social services over # 1 billion annually across the UK.

In a joint appearance, Reps. Thomas Suozzi, a Democrat, and Peter King, a Republican, two opponents to the GOP tax bill that passed the House Thursday, said the Senate is unlikely to restore state and local tax deductions, which could cost Long Islanders $ 2.5 billion annually.

Of even more widespread concern is the impact copycat measures would have on Scotch whisky exports - worth more than # 3.4 billion annually.

Current spending is about 23.9 billion annually.

4: The Proposed Federal Tax Plan, Which Eliminates the Deductibility of State and Local Taxes, Costing NYS $ 17.5 Billion Annually - the Most of Any State - Must Be Stopped

It would also provide $ 3.6 billion annually for community health centers through fiscal 2019, and would extend funding for a number of other public health programs through fiscal 2019.

«If we had a national paid leave plan, it would potentially put into the economy $ 21 billion annually,» Gillibrand said at a conference hosted by the Center for American Progress, a progressive public policy and advocacy organization.

Connecticut spends about $ 20 billion annually, while Nebraska spends about $ 3.5 billion.

If the amendment remains part of the final health care plan, the city will still be obligated to pay its share to Medicaid: more than $ 5 billion annually.

The state's own study showed that we would reduce overall health care costs by nearly $ 30 billion annually by 2019 if we had a single payer health care program rather than the insurance mandates of Obamacare,» noted Hawkins.

Howie Hawkins, the Green Party candidate, has laid out how he would raise $ 34 billion: stop rebating $ 16 billion annually to Wall St. speculators from the stock transfer tax; raise $ 8 billion, and give 95 % of us a tax cut, by going back to the state tax system of 30 years ago; and raise $ 10 billion by a 50 % tax on bankers bonuses after we gave them trillions of dollars in bail out.

New York could lose more than $ 5.7 billion annually if the federal government kills Obamacare and doesn't replace it, according to state Comptroller Tom DiNapoli.

Comptroller Tom DiNapoli reports that the state's public authorities pay more than $ 7 billion annually to more than 104,000 employees, including nearly $ 1.8 billion to those earning more than $ 100,000.

New York spent $ 21,206 per pupil compared to a national average of $ 11,392 in school year 2014 - 2015.38 Better targeting spending to the highest needs districts would contain costs while ensuring that all students have access to a sound basic education.39 The State wastes $ 1.2 billion annually on property tax rebates and allocates $ 4 billion annually on economic development spending with a sparse record of results.40 Curtailing spending in these areas would reduce pressure to increase taxes and lessen the tax differential with other states.

This would generate over $ 1 billion annually for the MTA.

Ghana loses a whopping US$ 15 billion annually at the ports of entry through fake invoicing, under - declaration, under - valuation, warehouse fraud and misdescription of imported goods.

The State should also eliminate the property tax rebate which is based on a property owner's STAR savings and costs $ 1.2 billion annually.9

Studies show that spending to keep New York's local roads, bridges and culverts in good condition falls short by $ 1.3 billion annually.

Traffic congestion costs the New York area $ 20 billion annually in lost economic activity, a business group says.

Tax revenues from Wall Street, meanwhile, are shrinking, and the state's federal stimulus money, which has added up to about $ 6 billion annually since 2008, will be cut off in another year, two at most.