Sentences with phrase «budget difficulties»

When you're faced with budget difficulties, other well - meaning people suggest cutting expenses.

Most American schools today are faced with such overwhelming budget difficulties that providing more healthy food options for students is simply not feasible.

Despite significant budget difficulties, it seems that great hope is being placed in the museum as an engine of regeneration.

In 1976, one study estimated that church property was worth at least $ 118 billion (Martin A. Larson and C. Stanley Lowell, Praise the Lord for Tax Exemption [Robert B. Luce, 1969]-RRB- In times of budget difficulty, it is only natural that churches will be considered for taxation.

One school district in Auburn, Washington has managed to overcome budget difficulties and ensure students have access to healthy food to eat.

Cuomo blamed this year's budget difficulty on the state starting with a potential deficit.

Winston - Salem / Forsyth County, North Carolina, suspended its bonus program due to budget difficulties as well.

Hadley said she has spoken with other law librarians in Texas, and found that many are having similar budget difficulties.

However, despite Italy's budget difficulties, Monti said that it would not need a bailout, although the country may want Europe's rescue funds and the ECB to buy its bonds so that yields come down to a more manageable level.

Nassau County was forced to cut back on service to the beach at the end of June because of its budget difficulties.

In recent weeks Minkel has recognized Albany's budget difficulties, telling authority commissioners last month that they pose a significant threat to local transit operations.

Italy says its budget difficulties are worse than other countries» because it has been hit by successive currency devaluations.

We might have the perfect solution for your budget difficulties.

Regardless of one's family situation, the difficulties presented by increasingly complex social change can be exacerbated by illness, family separation, the loss of one or more jobs in the same household, a death in the family, or budget difficulties, especially those associated with returning to school.