Sentences with phrase «governor proposed»

However, the Governor proposed that a portion of the State's costs be met by a $ 50 increase in the biennial attorney registration fee, which currently is $ 375.

RBI governor proposed several plans to revive PSU banks.

The governor proposed just a 1 % increase in education funding — less than the inflation rate over the past year.

Along with the budget, the governor proposed a set of policy changes — based on a report co-written by former Stanford education professor Michael Kirst, currently the president of the California State Board of Education — that would grant additional funding to schools with a high concentration of low - income and English learner students.

This is $ 667 million less than the Governor proposed in May, leaving outstanding school deferrals at about $ 6.2 billion.

As part of his budget proposal, the Governor proposed yet another overhaul.

The Republican governor proposed setting aside $ 300 million from the Tennessee Education Lottery to fund an endowment that would cover all tuition and fees to two - year institutions for all graduating high school seniors.

In his budget address Feb. 5, the governor proposed a $ 28.3 billion spending plan for the Keystone State, 4.2 percent more than the fiscal 2008 budget.

Governor proposed a campaign focused on improving early childhood services and programs and called for establishing a «business roundtable» to advise on child care issues.

At Mr. Fuller's request, the Governor proposed expanding the state's charter - school law — which now allows 10 districts to charter one school each — to allow local school boards to charter as many schools as they desire.

Even though Oklahoma is facing a $ 600 million budget shortfall for the coming fiscal year, the state's new Democratic governor proposed increasing education spending by $ 110 million in fiscal 2004 in his recent State of the State Address.

As part of his budget, the Republican governor proposed pulling out of part H of the Individuals With Disabilities Education Act, which sets rules for early - intervention services for children from birth to age 3 and requires participating states to guarantee certain coverage.

In response to a court order, Governor proposed a revolutionary change in state's school - finance system that would create regional school districts to oversee local property taxes.

Foye said the MTA has been in discussions with the city and legislative leaders on details since the governor proposed it in his budget in January, but declined to predict whether it would end up in the final budget.

Assembly Democrats recently passed a three - year extension, which is what the governor proposed in his budget.

The Manhattan district attorney, Cyrus R. Vance Jr., said the Legislature should raise the age of criminal responsibility for nonviolent offenses to 18, as the governor proposed earlier and as Chief Judge Jonathan Lippman of the State Court of Appeals has also advocated.

As a sit - in was held outside his offices, the governor proposed a bill banning the use of plastic bags in grocery stores, beginning in 2019.

But in his State of the state address, the Governor proposed a high tech blanket to protect an antiquated election system that?

The final vote Mr. Losquadro cast after midnight Friday was in favor of a 2 percent property tax cap bill, which the governor proposed and passed in both houses.

«If it goes in as the governor proposed, I would presume you're going to see a big influx into the SUNY system.»

«When you combine that with the successful restoration of the business tax credits the Governor proposed deferring, you have a budget that promotes a more positive business environment and better supports the economic recovery underway in Western New York.»

During his regional State of the State tour in January, the Democratic governor proposed a plan requiring each county outside of New York City to come up with a plan to reduce duplication of government services for efficiency and property - tax savings.

To help college graduates who face school loan debt, the governor proposed allowing students to forgo making loan payments for the first two years.

New York State will pay the difference between what the federal government covers and the individual's total loan payment, the governor proposed.

The governor proposed spending $ 153 million this year for the Environmental Protection Fund.

Richard Azzopardi, a spokesman for Cuomo, a Democrat, said the governor proposed a slew of measures this year, including bans on outside income of lawmakers and top officials, creating a chief procurement officer, the LLC loophole closing and enacting early voting.

The $ 15 million comes from $ 70 million the governor proposed for the fair last week.

Is the higher education budget better than what the governor proposed?

Last year, the governor proposed a cap on state legislators» incomes and offered a raise for those who chose to forgo outside pay.

The Democratic governor proposed funding for the study in his $ 168 billion 2018 budget, which the state Legislature must approve.

The Democratic governor proposed closing the state's $ 4.4 billion deficit a number of ways, including with $ 1 billion in revenue raisers.

As a sit - in was held outside his offices, the governor proposed a bill banning the use of plastic bags in grocery stores, beginning in 2019.

Under the scale the governor proposed, superintendents at districts with 250 or fewer students would earn the least, $ 125,000, while superintendents at districts with more than 6,500 students would earn $ 175,000.

The governor proposed the program in his State of the State address in January: SUNY Chancellor Nancy Zimpher says it will provide $ 15,000 each year for four years to math and science teachers who mentor new and aspiring teachers.

Two other bills the governor proposed early in the session, one on clean energy and another on the environment, also got final legislative approval on the last day.

The governor proposed legislation to establish an independent body to undertake redistricting, but it was blocked by the Republican majority in the State Senate, whose 32 - 30 majority is enabled by lines that were drawn a decade ago to favor G.O.P. incumbents.

Instead, the governor proposed several measures prompted by recent news, including a new, uniform sexual harassment policy for state and local governments.

Education In January, the Governor proposed reforms that strike at the heart of education and the teaching profession.

In January, the Governor proposed to eliminate the 2 % cost of living increase associated with the STAR property tax rebate program, a measure that would have cost thousands of families I represent.

While the governor proposed cutting $ 1 million to school - based health clinics, Democrats and Republicans proposed restoring $ 645,135.

That analysis also shows the overall proposed aid increase for the Island's 124 districts is less than the additional state aid the governor proposed for the current school year.

The budget includes a $ 1.5 billion increase in education funding, greater than the $ 961 million the governor proposed in January, but not as much as the $ 2.13 billion that the state Assembly wanted.

Outside of a tangentially related proposal to increase the cybersecurity of the state's electoral systems, the entirety of what the governor proposed in areas like ethics, transparency and elections has been mentioned in past addresses.

The governor proposed a three - year extension of mayoral control in his budget, but allowed Senate Republicans to strip it out.

State Senator Tony Avella, a member of the breakaway Independent Democratic Conference representing Queens, sought to tie the property tax cap to the restoration of $ 209 million in Medicaid payments that the governor proposed cutting in his budget.

(This measure would mirror what the governor proposed in his original executive budget).

He said the $ 1 billion in new taxes and fees the governor proposed this year will only exacerbate the problem.

The governor proposed $ 2 billion in his budget to be used over five years to address clean water infrastructure, but some estimates for the total cost of water infrastructure needs in the coming decades are 40 times that amount.

In fact, the legislature is supposedly restoring $ 509 million for schools above and beyond what the governor proposed.

The governor proposed to spend $ 20 million upgrading the ski lodges and other facilities at Whiteface and Gore mountains as part of a larger plan to boost tourism in the Adirondacks.