Sentences with phrase «flawed law»

Gov. Cuomo points out that Medicaid's exploding costs — as well as our exponentially growing education spending — are caused by flawed law and formulas that force huge unnecessary increases.

Less than two months after rewriting a previously flawed law which had been in the town's code for decades, Harrison issued its first known secondhand dealers license to the Halstead Avenue gun store L&L Sports.

While almost everyone agrees NCLB was a deeply flawed law, some critics fear the new approach will leave poor and minority students with fewer protections.

Obama, the candidate, spoke strongly for the need to fix a seriously flawed law, but changed the game by attaching policy strings to the $ 70 billion plus in stimulus money directed to education, paving the way for a $ 4 billion competition whose central focus is to fix failing schools and incentivize innovation.

The SP clearly screwed up, and that would be understandable given the flawed law they are being asked to enforce.

I am proud of the comprehensive litigation that NYSRPA has filed with the help and support of the NRA to overturn this deeply - flawed law.

Democrats were protesting their limited role in those negotiations, fearing that Republicans would win with a straight extension of what Democrats consider a flawed law for several years.

Unfortunately, the new Majority moved the flawed law for approval.

These flawed laws also contributed to a level of bureaucratic indifference that led LAUSD to ignore repeated warnings of teacher sexual abuse, an atrocity that has now cost LAUSD $ 300 million over the past four years in sex abuse settlements.

Kudos to the strong members of the Anaheim Elementary Education Association who have worked fairly and openly to ensure that the local community has the facts regarding this flawed law and that parents who've been excluded from the process have a voice.»

Obamacare is a flawed law, but it is profound in a way that Americans have assess to healthcare like never before.