Sentences with phrase «government run»

All Labour governments run out of other peoples money in the end.

It's not like government run health care isn't already working in other countries.

Pass rates at government run schools are 38 and 41 percent.

Only the federal government runs a deficit on a regular basis.

It's our legislative day... and we've passed all the pieces that make the state government run.

Additionally, my ability to develop strong relationships with the healthcare providers assists me in informing residents about their eligibility for government run programs.

Governments run on money therefore money has power over governments.

The credit either can come from governments running a budget deficit and pumping money into the economy, or it can come from bank lending.

Are government run institutions such as the public school really the best way for society to preserve its common destiny?

When governments run prolonged deficits, they are spending money that belongs to future generations.

There was no discussion about finding ways to make government run more efficiently within our budget.

Government run based off religion is the biggest scam ever.

Though neither role could easily prevent member governments running separate national policies where they want to.

Our school lunch programs are based upon this document as well as other government run food programs.

You sound like a bitter old lazy typical government run public school teacher!

The Scottish Government ran a consultation on the subject, the results of which can be viewed here.

Other examples would be various statements about «national bankruptcy» or the «government running out of money» mark him out as clueless.

The federal government runs a national regulatory program to oversee the underground injection of waste.

• Parents who would prefer private options must pay twice because public funding automatically flows to government run institutions, instead of to families.

Government run programs are inefficient, costly, and less effective.

However children from lower middle class families may only go to government run schools and colleges that charge considerably less.

At least two Senate Democrats, who up until now have kept government running by voting in favor of weekly budget extenders, are threatening to vote «no» on the next extender bill, which will come before the Senate and Assembly on Monday.

Alcantara's candidacy is also backed by the Senate Independent Democratic Conference, or IDC, which she has pledged to join if elected, a scenario that may enable Senate Republicans to keep control of the chamber in a year when mainline Democrats believe they have the best chance to take power and see all major parts of state government run by the party.

Senate Independent Democratic Conference Leader Jeff Klein, who had insisted he wouldn't back a budget without raising the age of criminal responsibility in New York to 18 included in it, backed the extender, saying his priority was to keep government running in New York.

Of Long Island's 30 - member legislative delegation, 18 oppose the emergency spending bills needed to keep state government running through May 16 and compel workers to stay home one day without pay during the period.

Town Board authorizes borrowing nearly $ 1 million in December 2011 to keep government running until tax revenue comes in.

He wants to raise taxes on people who are already among the highest taxed in the nation to pay for an expensive government run healthcare system — a plan which would also wipe out over 150,000 jobs.

Coming up to date and to London Fire Authority, the secretary of state for communities and local government ran into difficulties concerning reasons in the Administrative Court on 18 May 2007.

He paired the emergency money with structural cuts, loading the bills — each of which kept government running for a week — with farther - reaching measures to correct the deficit, and dared legislators to vote against them, thereby shutting down government.

Yet, as Seth Shulman explains in his book Undermining Science, «the U.S. government runs on information — vast amounts of it.»

If we had a communist world government run by alarmists, climate change could be solved by force.

The New York City Board of Health on Thursday approved Mayor Michael Bloomberg's controversial proposal to ban the sale of large sugary drinks in restaurants and other venues, a sweeping initiative that backers hope will reduce obesity and critics decry as government run amok.

Thereafter, each successive edition reported the paybill (in the section on central government running costs) for the current and several previous years.

I am therefore available for consultations, and to assist your community, to convert your local government run shelters into privately held No Kill Shelters.

He was referring to his power of emergency appropriations, budget extender bills that are used to traditionally keep government running while the budget runs late in the Legislature.

Playa Tamarindo along with most beaches in Costa Rica is generally clean and well kept by local businesses and government run organizations.

Delkus, who also serves as TransCanada's executive vice president, also cited a new rule imposed by Alberta's provincial government run by the reformist New Democratic Party that will double the penalties for exceeding carbon emissions allotments to US$ 24 per metric ton by 2017.

The taxpayers have been soaked for $ 317 billion to bailout government run Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, and many of the executives there are all millionaires now.

Nor would it lead to endless coalition governments run by Hitler, Mao and Satan — one claim that the desperate propagandists of the No campaign have yet to make, but give them time.

«Up till now, the Lagos State Government ran away from it.

Most major government running deficits, and racking up huge debts, adding to overall liability promises from entitlements.

The new government ran into immediate trouble, failing to trigger the COBRA emergency committee for the Grenfell Tower fire disaster, where the initial state response had compounded the catastrophe.