Sentences with phrase «line with other states»

Reforming the state's pension plan for new employees will put our costs in line with other states across the nation and preserve the invaluable services, like education and public safety, that make New York the best place to live, do business and raise a family.»

Our additional objectives to the ones listed below are, to lobby the Victorian Government to amend the Victorian Identifying Information Act to bring it into line with all other states by providing the same reciprocal right of accessing identifying information to mothers as are afforded all adult adoptees in Victoria.

The Irish Parliament had previously failed to ratify the convention because its national patent law was too far out of line with other states in Europe.

Inspections of England's first 24 free schools show they are performing in line with other state schools, with 75 % rated good or outstanding by Ofsted.

Recommendations include lowering the corporate tax rate; reducing the tax rate for manufacturers upstate; and updating the estate tax to bring New York in line with other states.

«Instead of bringing taxes in line with other states, Mr. Cuomo would heap more bureaucratic burdens onto the backs of New York businesses already suffering under one of the most oppressive regulatory systems in the nation.

The company supported a bill that the State Senate was set to take up late Thursday that set limits in line with other states.

Boosting state funding from around 19.7 per cent to 22 per cent of the Schooling Resource Standard for Catholic and independent schools will benefit 93,000 students across South Australia, bringing funding in line with other states.

That said, Arizona and Georgia should either means - test their STC programs or forbid earmarking, in line with the other states.

By falling in line with other states, California is abandoning its push for all eighth - graders to take algebra.

This bill would bring penalties in line with other states, elevating fines, jail time, and hunting and fishing license suspensions for certain crimes, including the commercialization of fish and wildlife.

The only way to change this state of affairs — and put New York in line with other states that provide meaningful remedies for insureds — is to get politicians to understand that a change needs to be made.