Sentences with phrase «concern over state government»

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Reform of metropolitan councils is set to be derailed unless there is a quick response by the state government to concerns over funding implementation costs, according to the WA Local Governgovernment to concerns over funding implementation costs, according to the WA Local GovernmentGovernment Assoc

Last month, President Trump expressed concern over Amazon, declaring, «Unlike others, they pay little or no taxes to state & local governments, use our Postal System as their Delivery Boy (causing tremendous loss to the U.S.), and are putting many thousands of retailers out of business!»

Some antismoking legislators have expressed concern that the industry's future profits may be in jeopardy, thus imperiling the settlement's requirement that the companies pay anti-tobacco lawyers and state governments more than $ 500 billion over the next twenty years.

Although the United States has led in the post World War II movement toward free trade, many other governments have voluntarily reduced their control over their own borders so far as business transactions are concerned.

U.S. Levels Complaint Against B.C. Wine Sales The United States government has officially lodged its concerns with Canada over British Columbia's policy of restricting wine sales on grocery store shelves to B.C. wines exclusively...

Local governments had raised concerns with the program as proposed by Cuomo's initial budget presentation, pointing to the costs they've managed to contain over the years as well as the lack of increased state aid over the years.

As he raised concerns over the sweeping changes to state government through a pair of constitutional amendments proposed by Gov. Andrew Cuomo, Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie in a statement pointed to the relative short window of time debate would be held over term limits and creating a full - time Legislature that bans outside income.

Expressing concern over the widespread perception of state government as dysfunctional.

New York's Public Officers Law bans former government officials from appearing before the state agencies where they worked for two years in a paid capacity, and also says state employees can not ever practice, appear before or ever even «communicate» with those agencies on matters over which they were «directly concerned» during their state employment, or which were under their «active consideration.»

Cuomo, and branches of government in Albany, including NYSED, the Board of Regents and the New York State legislature have been repeatedly dismissive of parental concerns over education reforms in New York State.

Meanwhile former shadow Foreign Office Minister Stephen Doughty MP pledged to raise the matter with the Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority (IPSA), and the Parliamentary Standards Commissioner, stating: «These further revelations about the shadowy ERG and their influence over the government in pushing an ultra hard Brexit agenda, in conflict with official government policy, are deeply concerning.

After much deliberation on issues that led to the industrial dispute, the leader of the State Government delegation, elder Simon Achuba appealed to the labour leaders to call off their over six - weeks old industrial strike, which has paralysed government activities and has become a great concern to stakeholders in the sState Government delegation, elder Simon Achuba appealed to the labour leaders to call off their over six - weeks old industrial strike, which has paralysed government activities and has become a great concern to stakeholders in Government delegation, elder Simon Achuba appealed to the labour leaders to call off their over six - weeks old industrial strike, which has paralysed government activities and has become a great concern to stakeholders in government activities and has become a great concern to stakeholders in the statestate.

Onondaga County Chairman Tom Dadey issued a statement this morning raising «serious concerns» about the IDC - regular Democrat deal, and saying it will «will hand over the keys of state government to the New York City Democrats and the radical Working Families Party.»

In a motion moved by Rep. Diri Douye (Bayelsa - PDP) under matters of privilege, the lawmaker expressed concern over the spread of the disease to other states in spite of concerted efforts by the Bayelsa State Government since its outbreak in Yenagoa.

Flint, Michigan Mayor Karen Weaver thanked Hillary Clinton, saying the former secretary of state's concern over the city's water crisis helped spur government action for her constituents.

The Kwara State Government has expressed concern over the transfer of four suspected cultists arrested in the state by the state police command State Government has expressed concern over the transfer of four suspected cultists arrested in the state by the state police command state by the state police command state police command to...

«While I personally like David Valesky, I have serious concerns that the deal his Independent Democratic Conference has struck will hand over the keys of state government to the New York City Democrats and the radical Working Families Party,» Dadey said in a statement this morning.

Government sources are now suggesting that concern over immigration is so great that restrictions will have to be imposed on citizens from some of the current 27 EU member states.

The workers under the umbrella of various unions including Nigerian Union of Local Government Employees (NULGE), Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT) and Nigeria Union of Pensioners (NUP) while addressing a press conference in Ibadan on Monday expressed concern over what they termed the poor condition of their members in the state.

He further expressed concern over the state of the Songhor Salt Project and urged the government to initiate steps to put the project on a sound footing.

The Chairman of the APC in the state, Mr. John Ochala, alleged that the lukewarm attitude of the present leadership of the state over serious matters of public concern, including security of lives and properties was only one aspect of the failure of the PDP - led government.

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Sargsyan received immediate congratulatory messages from the Russian, Chinese, and American governments for his electoral triumph, although expectedly the latter did raise concerns over the misuse of state resources during the campaign.

The Freedom and Autonomy for Schools National Association (Fasna) has raised concerns over the timescale set by the government to convert all state funded schools to academies by 2022.

According to Emily Wilkins at Bloomberg Government, concern regarding federal oversight of state ESSA accountability plans «is casting a shadow over Senate negotiations on reauthorizing a higher education law.»

My more serious concern is with the position taken by the New York Times itself on December 6, 2009, over two weeks later after some initial questions had been cleared up, as stated by Clarke Hoyt, the «public» editor of the New York Times, who considered the apparent hypocrisy distinguishing between «leaked government information» and «email between private individuals»:

In South Australia, concerns over high levels of renewables causing grid instability at times of summer peak demand, combined with a couple of large - scale power cuts, have led the state government to propose investing directly in battery storage and a gas - fired power plant.

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Beyond the perception that various elements of the NHS may be privatised, there is further concern over the ability of companies to use Investor - state dispute settlements (ISDS) via a supranational court as a means of settling international trade disputes and potentially, to sue governments.

There have certainly been historic examples where state entities have expressed concerns over unjustified U.S. government access to domestic data through PATRIOT act powers or through quasi-legal surveillance programs such as the NSA's Internet monitoring regime instituted under FISA.

The claim itself seeks damages over the federal government's 2006 policy decision banning permits for the importation of packages of bees from the United States over long - standing concerns over the spread of the tracheal mite bee pest.

We can see by government action (posting large signs on the side of the highway stating that every act of speeding 50 over the limit is racing) that the government has chosen to simply ignore the position of the courts; and while this is a comparatively minor offense, the idea that the government can simply ignore the courts in any circumstances is a far more major concern.

State and Territory governments, in other words, are especially concerned over the possibility of being exposed to a «double jeopardy» in respect of compensation payments.

These are certain parties who are involved in specific negotiations between a government (Commonwealth, state or territory) and a native title claimant or prescribed body corporate over a future act that concerns a right to mine.

For recommendations 1 - 2, the government stated that they «fully supported transparency and accountability and that the bills be continuously monitored» but that they had concerns «over the appropriateness of the Overcoming Indigenous Disadvantage as a reporting framework».

However, in November 2009 the Victorian Traditional Owner Land Justice Group expressed concerned that the Victorian Settlement Framework was «in jeopardy as a result of disagreement over funding between the State and Commonwealth Governments».

Now I note that you said today that there's been great improvement over a short period of time, and I'm sure there has been, but you know it's interesting to me, and again I will say this because I come from a country myself where there is a disadvantaged community and a lot of government programs et cetera, it's of serious concern the extent of the dramatic inequalities that are still being experienced by these population groups when they represent only, you know, no more than 2 % of the population of a highly developed, industrialised state, and I just, it makes me wonder about things like the effectiveness of the programs, monitoring, benchmarking, what are the standards, is anybody watching this to see whether or not they really are designed to meet the disadvantages that are real in the communities, you know the real history of systemic discrimination, institutional racism?