Sentences with phrase «cut in funding»

Since 2015 there has been 2.8 billion in funding cuts to schools and 600 million cuts in funding for mental health from 2010 to 2015.

Rising costs and flat funding mean schools are facing real - terms cut in their funding of about 8 per cent over the next few years.

He also said that, because of increasing pupil numbers, the school's budget would still amount to a real terms cut in funding per pupil.

How dare we cheat our students from the most valuable gift of education by cuts in funding?

This dramatic cut in funding was responsible for the closure of 82 family - planning clinics in the state, researchers said.

Both insurers and hospitals are watching for any negative impact from any changes, and anticipated cuts in funding.

The shift to a market economy has led to reforms in research management practices and to drastic cuts in funding levels everywhere.

But if the state approves this $ 11 million dollar cut in funding to charter schools, my son and his classmates might not get that chance.

Cuomo has previously opened the door to a special session of the Legislature to contend with cuts in funding for health care to the state amid financial constraints placed on public welfare hospitals.

The aforementioned policy was signed by CFOA and the FIA in September 2010 but worryingly several fire brigades are now deviating from the policy primarily because of cuts in their funding.

Although a 50 percent cut in funding from New York State prompted Ulster County to shift administration of mental health clinics to a privately operated agency, the county still has mental health resources available for families and adolescents, said county Health Commissioner Dr. Carol Smith.

We're already at a minimum because of the cuts we've taken anyway, with cuts in funding over the last couple of years.»

In a recent survey of 800 U.S. - based non-profits, 75 percent reported feeling the effects of the downturn, with more than half already experiencing significant cuts in funding from both government and private foundation sources.

We are facing cuts in funding.

However, she added: «The 40 % real cut in funding for the Ministry of Justice from 2011 to 2020 was notably absent from the Chancellor's statement.

At a time when the nation is trying to produce workers with the skills to master new technologies and adapt to the complexities of a global economy, large cuts in funding for basic education undermine a crucial building block for future prosperity.

The hostilities between the mayor and the governor have only escalated in the last year over a variety of concerns, including mayoral control of New York City schools and proposed cuts in funding to the City University of New York, tumbling into public view with a rare intensity, even for two jobs that are often in conlfict.

However, he can't seem to find a way to conjure $ 25 (or perhaps now $ 28) billion out of thin air, and is warning educators that the schools will suffer a 20 - 25 percent cut in funding next year.

To single them out for cuts in funding because of apparent concern about possible findings is unwarranted and counter to good policy and effective research.

«Rough patch» might be a charitable way to describe the graveyard of on - demand companies that closed their doors in 2016 and the 50 % cut in funding given to on - demand startups.

In Quebec, for instance, public low - income housing agencies estimate that a recent cut in funding slashed their repair budgets by 30 %.

Northam proposes to raise taxes on real estate sales and hotel stays in Northern Virginia to avoid big cuts in funding for road projects.

She lambasted Mr Pickles for imposing «the most devastating cuts in funding for a generation... [with] barely disguised relish», leaving councils with no choice but to drastically scale back what they can provide.

The Institute for Fiscal Studies says around one in six schools would see cuts in their funding of ten per cent or more as a result of the changes.

New York State faces gargantuan budget challenges if the current federal administration is successful in pursuing the many cuts in funding to states proposed thus far.

The 2015 Budget had: A budget deficit Increased taxes Was dependent on taxes No clear guide to restore macroeconomic stability Cuts in funds to productive sectors.

Norman Lamb risks criticism that he is calling on volunteers to step in to meet people's needs after deep government cuts in funding for councils that pay for care services.

For County Comptroller Elliott Auerbach, the big news in County Executive Mike Hein's 2017 budget proposal was an item that went unmentioned in Hein's unveiling address on Friday — a major cut in funding for the county's independent fiscal watchdog.

Scientists fear that automatic cuts in funding for the National Institutes of Health, set to kick in at the start of 2013, will harm research and patients

This runs counter to the government's stated policy of doubling the number of people who have Ph.D. s. Cuts in funding to Science Foundation Ireland (SFI), the public body responsible for investment in scientific and engineering research, has forced it to reduce the numbers of doctoral and postdoc researchers it supports by 950 by the end of next year.

Schools with the highest number of children with free school meals are facing higher cuts in funding per pupil than others

The training could include, but not be restricted to understanding the committee's responsibilities, including the respective roles of members and officers; funding body requirements for the institution such as those included in the financial agreement between the two parties; and the future funding landscape, particularly any trends of growth opportunities for funding or possible cuts in funding.

In a ridiculously simplistic, hypothetical scenario where all the variables stay the same year to year, we are not talking about actual cuts in funding but an increasing affordability gap as costs increase and income stays flat.

But LAO has since suffered substantial cuts in funding.

«Falling pay levels and heightening workload pressures have been causing problems in recruitment and retention for some time, while cuts in funding are making matters worse.

Losses in enrollment coupled with cuts in funding cause significant financial stress on small districts.

The Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher eras witnessed cuts in funding for public projects, including support for artists.

But, LAO has since suffered a number cuts in its funding.

The CPI increase of 1.9 % was also well below inflation for the second consecutive year, effectively an additional cut in funding.