Sentences with phrase «federal government action»

Wrong, changes do not require federal government action.

It can be used for any desire about federal government action.

So the question, concerned parents, is this: Are you going to wait around for federal government action (which could easily take years and be watered down by the deep pocketed food industry) or are you going to demand action in your school district now?

Canadian manufacturers urge federal government action on pipeline development OTTAWA (February 02, 2018 / Updated April 10, 2018)-- Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters (CME), is calling on the federal government to immediately t...

«There is no panic buying of guns because there is clearly no threat of federal government action in response to mass shootings that would restrict or regulate firearms,» Daniel Webster, the director of the Johns Hopkins Center for Gun Policy and Research, wrote in an email.

Declaring that the «grand jury system is broken» in «dealing with police... questions of criminality and killings» Sharpton urged federal government action akin to the mid-20th century actions on enforcing civil rights.

-- of unilateral federal government action on a contentious issue to light a fire under negotiations with the provinces.

For now, the Mayor's Office of Immigrant Affairs has maintained its position, saying the increasing need for lawyers in light of recent federal government actions pertaining to immigration policy have forced the city to reevaluate and prioritize how the allocations are funded.

The CCP provided funding for individuals and groups seeking to challenge federal government action on the basis of linguistic or equality rights.

After railing against a plan that would have required the state to pick up the county share of Medicaid costs, Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Thursday has backed an alternative for federal government action.

These cases generally arise out of local, state, or federal government action in the form of regulatory decisions, enforcement proceedings, development activity on the government's own property, and the taking of private property.

Federal government action, the prototype of which is the lending practices of the Home Owners» Loan Corporation, consistently invested in white homeowners, and therefore promoted white flight and invested in the formation of white communities, at the expense of their black counterparts (Massey, p. 51).

The Minister of Crown - Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs, Carolyn Bennett, has indicated that the Government of Canada will engage various groups on the legislative and policy changes necessary to reform current government policies and practices so that the starting premise for all federal government action is the recognition of Indigenous rights from the outset.