Sentences with phrase «hear from federal officials»

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Federal officials said they «re hearing from businesses in their districts that they «re worried about the impact of these tariffs.

ALBANY, N.Y. — Gov. Andrew Cuomo wants to separate the state's tax rates from the federal rates to keep New Yorkers from a $ 1.5 billion income tax increase, the Democrat's top budget official testified Thursday during a budget hearing.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo wants to separate the state's tax rates from the federal rates to keep New Yorkers from a $ 1.5 billion income tax increase, the Democrat's top budget official testified Thursday during a budget hearing.

At Tuesday's state Senate hearing on the water contamination in Hoosick Falls, the federal EPA came in for criticism from some state officials who blamed the agency for failing to lead, and from some lawmakers who said they were disappointed the EPA did not send a representative to the hearing.

NYC mayor and NY gov both say they've heard from senior federal officials, but have not heard from President Trump directly.

Rep. Raúl M. Grijalva, the ranking member of the House Subcommittee on National Parks, Forests and Public Lands, today called for a full Natural Resources Committee hearing to determine whether a high - ranking Department of the Interior (DOI) official received outside payments from a conservative group that seeks to influence federal policy.

Though the trip was positive overall, the districts heard concerns from federal officials regarding the coalition's ambitions around Common Core, particularly for English learners and special education students.

Federal education officials planned a second meeting Wednesday to hear from opponents of the guidance.

LAC attendees will also hear from U.S. Deputy Secretary of Agriculture Steve Censky and other USDA officials on federal regulations for school meals.

I can't end without noting how much Moore's plea echoes those I've been hearing from officials, economists and scientists in the West's crowding wildfire zones, where ballooning federal budgets for fighting fires are draining money from programs that could help communities build safer and get comfortable «living with wildfire.»

Though, we've heard from many economists and even the top officials at the US Federal Reserve, the ones who are effectively in charge of the US Dollar, that this plan will not have a trickle - down effect on the economy.