Sentences with phrase «budgets under threat»

«Legislators should not have to negotiate a budget under threats.

Not exact matches

VANCOUVER — A new threat of cuts to vital mental health services at Vancouver Coastal Health despite the growing need for resources shows the unreasonable pressures health authorities have been under due to the unsustainable Liberal budget, say B.C.'s New...

Earlier this week, he said exactly what anonymous Ministry of Defense sources said a few weeks ago, when they asserted that Iron Dome was under threat of a procurement freeze as part of their eternal war against the Ministry of Finance officials over the defense budget.

«Recent figures suggest many dedicated dads» groups are under threat from funding cuts ** — but all children's centres and similar services should, as part of their mainstream service, be routinely offering young fathers support around employment and training; budgeting; and preparation for fatherhood.»

$ 25 million dollars is also in the state budget to beef up security at JCC's, schools, and other facilities under threat.

Speaking to reporters in the Capitol's Red Room, Cuomo added that he would prefer holding off on finalizing the document due to the threat of budget cuts from the federal government, which itself operates under a continuing resolution, offering greater flexibility.

Under this administration's threat of censorship and ideologically motivated budget cuts, programs that provide critical medical and public health services could face a precarious future

They also point out the potential power of the Wide Field Infrared Survey Telescope (WFIRST)-- currently under threat under the proposed 2019 federal budget — to extend the observational horizon well into the epoch of reionization.

With libraries around the world coming under almost as much threat of demise as brick - and - mortar bookstores, one UK library system is taking legal action to fight back against proposed budget cuts in their county that will mean the planned closing of a number of local public libraries.

As if those budgets weren't already spare enough, libraries are constantly under threat of further cuts, manpower and salary reductions, and outright closure.

a) it's farcical to suggest that Heartland, with a budget of under $ 7 million (and many fish to fry with that budget other than «climate change») is a threat to the propaganda machines of Greenpeace, NRDC, Sierra, etc., all of whom have budgets 15 - 50 times the size of Heartland.

Its problems are depressingly similar to ours: legal aid practitioners under pressure; strikes and the threat of strikes by practitioners; a government seeking to squeeze resources; pressure on discretionary elements of the budget.

The biggest threat to organized real estate and its under - pinning budgets is declining membership.