Sentences with phrase «fiscal solvency»

Monitored fiscal accountability and worked to ensure fiscal solvency of each of our school districts.

to achieve near - term fiscal solvency.

Last week the House passed the FHA Emergency Fiscal Solvency Act of 2012, which strengthens FHA's financial solvency; allows FHA to collect losses from lenders who made material errors in underwriting or committed fraud; and strengthens financial oversight and disclosure.

Last week the House passed H.R. 4264, the «FHA Emergency Fiscal Solvency Act of 2012» by a vote of 402 - 7.

Zeldin said he wants to work with Democrats to bring the MTA into fiscal solvency without the payroll tax.

Ensuring the Co-op is administered in a fiscally responsible manner and maintains fiscal solvency.

Thus, if the State is to reduce the indebtedness of certain groups in the population (while maintaining its own fiscal solvency), it can do so only by redistributing wealth from the wealthy and powerful.

However, state - appointed financial control boards have been able to freeze steps — for up to years at a time — when it has been deemed essential to restore fiscal solvency.

With LA Unified heading toward financial crisis within three years, Superintendent Michelle King on Tuesday kicked off a series of special board meetings to detail her plans for fiscal solvency.

â cents The local educational agency has identified objectives for any waivers it plans to request associated with fiscal solvency, student and staff health and safety, school safety, counseling and support for services and facilities.

For people who are really struggling with debt, there often comes a time when climbing the mountain back to fiscal solvency seems impossible.

After two meetings in the interim, the Budget and Finance committee is recommending up to $ 27.4 million in total adjustments to achieve near - term fiscal solvency.

The Housing and Insurance Subcommittee of the House Financial Services Committee last week passed the» FHA Emergency Fiscal Solvency Act» (no bill number yet).

Therefore, entrusting three lowly servants with the talents risked the fiscal solvency of the entire group.

Sasse, who formerly worked in business and served as president of a small university (returning it to fiscal solvency), is no stranger to effective leadership.

Gov. David Paterson this morning insisted this morning that his «lame duck» status has actually «freed» him to make the hard choices necessary to restore New York to fiscal solvency and leave the state on more stable footing for whoever succeeds him in the office.

Nearly a dozen mayors from across Nassau endorsed former Republican state Sen. Jack Martins for Nassau County executive, arguing that he will work across the aisle with Democrats to restore the county's fiscal solvency.

Nearly a dozen mayors from across Nassau endorsed former State Sen. Jack Martins for Nassau County executive Wednesday, arguing that he will work across the aisle with Democrats to restore the county's fiscal solvency.

ALBANY — State and city officials celebrated a new addition to the capital Wednesday — a $ 78.5 million convention center — even as its mayor pressed state lawmakers for money to maintain its fiscal solvency.

«A $ 12.5 million request to the governor is critical to the fiscal solvency of our city,» she had said.

Before that, he helped Gov. Hugh Carey restore the ailing New York State Urban Development Corp. (now the Empire State Development Corp.) to fiscal solvency.

We start with ways to increase revenue, which seem to have gotten less attention and yet are particularly important to pursue because they can improve the quality of education our students receive, while also improving our fiscal solvency.

No matter what agreements are reached in this next contract, it must be an agreement that keeps us moving forward on the steep climb to fiscal solvency and away from the threat of state receivership.

In this way, borrowers who were allowed, prompted, or wanted to stretch their incomes to the limit just to qualify for the initial payment (or who were allowed to leverage their incomes into extra-large mortgages) were among those who shouldn't have got an ARM — or, perhaps, any mortgage — as they were probably teetering on the edge of fiscal solvency to begin with.

Harvard economics professor and former chairman of George W. Bush's Council of Economic Advisors N. Gregory Mankiw wrote in Fortune magazine: «Cutting income taxes while increasing gasoline taxes would lead to more rapid economic growth, less traffic congestion, safer roads, and reduced risk of global warming — all without jeopardizing long - term fiscal solvency.