Sentences with phrase «if localities»

Only the federal government can ensure this type of «redistributive» policy in education because if localities attempted to serve more expensive students they would attract those expensive students while driving away their tax base.

He said how much the state sets aside won't matter if the localities can't get their programs up and running.

If the localities and school districts cooperate, then homeowners would receive a rebate check in mail, shortly before Election Day.

Bell's Inequality and the experiments proved conclusively that if locality is relinquished, and non-locality accepted (instantaneous effects), thisapplies also to hidden variables, such as pilot waves.

Even if your locality already has a curfew for minors, it may be later than the curfew you had in mind for your child.

She said she would amend the state's 2 percent cap on property tax increases — «if a locality itself wants to raise taxes on itself to pay for education, I think we shouldn't make that so onerous» — and backed the Assembly's plan to raise taxes on New Yorkers reporting more than $ 5 million in income.

It is time to stop making excuse it is time to start making progress if the locality wants the state property tax credit it must perform.

If locality applies to the microscopic world, then seeing one coin land heads offers no insight into the landing face of the other coin.

Considering your car is almost 10 years old, having to replace all of the parts in the exhaust system does not sound unreasonable, especially if your locality uses any type of road solvent during the winter months (they didn't in Montana where I'm from originally, but thought they might in Toronto).

Chances are good that if your locality is served by a mobile clinic, the animal shelters in your area are aware of them and can get you the information you need to schedule an appointment.

Proof of your local business licensee — if your locality does not require one, you'll need a letter from them stating that.

Not exact matches

The law allows local officials to be charged with misdemeanors if they knowingly fail to comply with the detainer requests, and ensures localities can't ban police officers from questioning people on their immigration statuses if they are arrested or detained.

Localities that rely on real estate taxes may not be able to even if they want to, and states can not raise taxes without driving out prospective residents and businesses.

I doubt this judgment, if only because the density of Updike» catalogs — brand names, highway numbers, advertisement jingles, specificities of dress, localities of fauna and flora — will require endless footnoting.

And they reflect the convictions of those who handed down the tradition, in different localities — certainly in two, Jerusalem and Galilee, probably in three or four, if we include Caesarea and Antioch, possibly in many more.

Ed: I know what you're saying, but my fear is that if you rely too much on the individual locality, you get a patchwork of «haves» and «have nots» depending on how concerned your local area is (or is not) about school food.

If you are living in the localities where there is extreme cold, make sure to cover your toddler's head with mittens or hat.

Rep. Chris Collins today will unveil sponsored legislation, the Second Amendment Guarantee Act, or «SAGA,» that if passed would limit the authority of states and localities to regulate conduct, or impose penalties or taxes, in relation to rifles or shotguns.

On Monday, congressman Chris Collins (R, NY - 27) will unveil sponsored legislation, the Second Amendment Guarantee Act, or «SAGA,» that if passed would limit the authority of states and localities to regulate conduct, or impose penalties or taxes, in relation to rifles or shotguns, according to a press release sent on Sunday.

The governor's budget proposal does include some property tax relief for localities, but only if they take steps toward consolidation and shared services.

New York State was on the right path by taking over the growth in local Medicaid spending; rescinding that policy — even if for only one locality — would be a mistake.

There is a key asterisk, however, not fully clear in the language of the budget bill: If the money does not flow to the state, funds do not flow to the localities.

«Unfortunately, if we once again see the Congress unwilling, more and more localities will lead the way until one day that becomes the norm, and that becomes the tipping point.»

Similarly, the amount state and local governments will have to pay into the state's main pension fund for other public employees would double to nearly $ 4 billion — even if most localities opt into a borrowing scheme approved this year by lawmakers to soften the blow.

If approved, the final plan, drafted by Chazen Companies, is a major step forward for the town, providing a professional roadmap for how the locality should move forward with development in the future.

If the president's budget is approved without changes, Minkel said, the cost for localities planning such projects would probably prove overwhelming.

«Nowhere in this country would any locality be hurt more than New York if local and state taxes were no longer deductible.

If Corbyn can see off the coup challenger, then there needs to be a real crackdown on the Red Tory right in all localities.

In other words, localities might get a break from an arbitrator only if they're well on the way to being broke.

Bloomberg will likely issue a plea for lawmakers to restore some of NYC's $ 300 million in aid to localities Gov. Andrew Cuomo axed in his 2011 - 2012 spending plan and also ask for the repeal of «last in, first out» rule when it comes to laying off public school teachers, which he says the governor's cuts will force him to do if they're allowed to stand.

But if returns dip, localities have to make up the difference by allocating a portion of their budgets.

State Assemblyman Dan Stec (R - Queensbury) said he understands that if Albany is asking localities to abide by a tax cap, then state agencies need to hold themselves to the same standard.

«We're in danger of bankrupting localities around the state,» said Cuomo, who says if there were no pension reform there would be «exorbitant» tax increases or mass lay offs.

Hawkins points to the individual fiscal needs and specific circumstances for each locality that could get glossed over if the state were to influence the consolidation process.

Localities would be able to exempt themselves from the cap if voters approve a specific referendum.

They say the regulations should be a baseline and allow localities like the city to impose tougher requirements if they want.

Localities would earn this dubious distinction if their reserves represent less than 5 percent of their operating budgets if their tax rates rank among the state's top quartile.

If you add it all up, it's millions and millions among the localities.»

It appears that Labour has divided Britain up into 10,000 localities with particularly «nice» localities likely to receive higher council tax bills if Labour wins the next election.

The plan institutes across - the - board cuts to localities, with the proceeds placed in a «lock box» that would be opened only if the funds appear.

Secure Communities allows localities to fingerprint arrested individuals and forward the data to Immigration and Customs Enforcement to see if the individual is in the country illegally.

If you lose your permit or it is stolen, immediately report it to the locality that issued the permit.

But one wonders if choosing him would be seen as unnecessary bashing of Syracuse Mayor Stephanie Miner, who left her post as state party co-chair after a public spat with Cuomo over aid to localities.

Despite a clear legal right to register from their campus addresses if they wish (in the same way as senior citizens can choose their voting address if they have more than one), localities sometimes challenge students» rights.

If an animal's strontium isotope values differ from what would be expected for its locality, this strongly suggests the animal is an immigrant — it's a way of tracking their mobility.»

If built, it will produce benefits, usually in the form of time savings for motorists and relief from traffic in the locality bypassed.

In 1964, physicist John Bell took on this seeming disparity between classical physics and quantum mechanics, stating that if the universe is based on classical physics, the measurement of one entangled particle should not affect the measurement of the other — a theory, known as locality, in which there is a limit to how correlated two particles can be.

«Whale sharks are under threat from human impacts of hunting and ship strike and it makes it much easier to plan for conservation if we only have to deal with neighbouring countries in each region rather than localities spread across the entire Indian Ocean.»

In today's computer chips, memory management is based on what computer scientists call the principle of locality: If a program needs a chunk of data stored at some memory location, it probably needs the neighboring chunks as well.

In the 1982 experiment, if the photons «rolled doubles» more than a certain fraction of the time, it meant that particles violated something called local realism: the idea that influences between particles ripple through spacetime like waves (locality) and that particles have hidden nonrandom properties (realism).