Sentences with phrase «localities who»

Cuomo said the views of localities who don't want fracking «should be taken into consideration» as well.

This positive potential is dependent on the maintenance of a relationship, between persons fixed to a given locality who produce the goods, and those who assign them worth and help re-distribute them.

looking for Event Organisers in the locality who could be trained to become the face and voice of When the Music Stops locally in the near future.

That will lead them to a final point where they will be presented with the names of up to five lawyers in their locality who handle claims similar to theirs.

A niche can also help you become the go - to person for other attorneys in your locality who may not be as knowledgeable in your particular practice area.

We are presently incapacitated due to international legal boundaries to exert pressure on our delinquent customers in your locality who owe us money and we request for your services accordingly.

Not exact matches

Seeing Jews clannishly crowding together in particular businesses and particular localities the non-Jew (who does not think of himself as acting clannishly) is more than ever impressed with the exotic character of this unusual people.

The destruction of the voting assemblies of the eastern cities, which came about as a consequence of their inclusion in the empire, effectively left competition in the practice of benefactions as the only means by which the civic elites could compete for power in their localities; and success in this was dependent upon attaining the patronage of the man who sat at the top of the social pyramid.

Craftsmen who desire to create value in these now global industries respect locality, even as those fixed in a locality should also respect those craftsmen who highlight and distribute capital to those who produce things of value.

«We have to ask who are the people in our locality that are not in our church?

I can not speak for everyone but there are Pastors who travel and others who stay and teach in the community and throughout their locality.

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.

It has become known to this holy and great council that in localities and cities the deacons distribute the Eucharist to the presbyters, though it is contrary to the canon and the tradition that they who may not themselves offer the sacrifice should distribute the body of Christ to those who do offer the sacrifice.

The Council of Elvira (306, canon 77) regulates deacons who are improperly governing the faithful in certain localities without direct episcopal supervision and without priests.

Participants who successfully complete the course and portfolio will become Fatherhood Champions who are equipped with the knowledge and skills to cascade their learning to colleagues and lead on key issues in their locality.

This training supports facilitators to target dads who have a child with a disability, and provide Dads and Kids Playgroups and a Dads» Workshops in their locality.

The number of pregnant women who will not die during childbirth because there is now a better facility in their locality?

The report also said directors of public health in each locality should be a chief officer of the local authority, who has a statutory duty to address the local public health agenda in full.

While urging chiefs who were still expecting some level of development in their locality to exercise restraint as the government was doing everything possible for every part of the country to have its share of the national cake, the President underscored the need for chiefs to be agents of development through the promotion of peace in their localities.

From the University of Edinburgh website, stating their policies for Humanities and Social Sciences, among a variety of other criteria: «08 Additional credit is given to students who:... * Apply from schools in the local area (defined as City of Edinburgh, East Lothian, Midlothian, West Lothian, Scottish Borders, Fife, Falkirk and district, Clackmannanshire) and applicants from schools in the wider locality (defined as the rest of Scotland, Cumbria, Northumberland, Durham, Teeside, Tyne and Wear).

While the governor has defended the Regional Council program as a means to return control to localities, the initiative has been criticized by fiscally conservative groups who have questioned the record of job creation and argue the program lacks accountability.

Olatoye, who has overseen NYCHA for de Blasio since the administration took office in 2014, has noted in council testimony that the problems have long predated her tenure and federal subsidies have dwindled, leaving localities scrambling to make up the shortfall.

Assini noted that his figures only include the data of regular state employees, (because that's the information provided by the governor to date), and not fire, police or teachers, who make up the bulk of most localities» pension costs.

«No two states, localities or school districts are the same, nor are the needs of the children who reside there.

«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.

«They're going to also find ways to do more with less,» said Lynam, who said localities also have to get state government to «take account of whatever its share of the problem happens to be».

According to lobbying filings, Uber itself spent $ 711,169 in January and February for television, mail and billboard advertisements, its own roster of in - house lobbyists and contracts with four firms who lobby the state and various localities.

«It's fair to say that with the exception of the state takeover of increased costs of Medicaid, you haven't seen much by way of mandate relief,» said DiNapoli, who said state aid to localities has also not increased.

«Folks who are concerned can push their localities to do what other localities have done and codify transgender rights into local law,» said Renfroe.

News of the payment delays drew criticism from municipalities and counties, who said it merely pushes costs down from the state to localities.

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.

The W.F.P.'s leaders say that the who's - up - who's - down horse trading is less important than issues Cuomo committed to support in the video he recorded to win their endorsement — most notably offering localities some say in increasing their own minimum wage.

Success in finding bones boils down to a lot of luck, says Robert Anemone of Western Michigan University in Kalamazoo, who once blundered into «the best locality we ever found» — a cache of early primate bones from between 40 and 50 million years ago — after making a wrong turn during a trip in the Great Divide basin of south - western Wyoming.

«To this day, we do not know the precise locality where the fish was collected because the German scientist who collected it died before indicating where he found it, and nobody has found a second specimen,» Stewart said.

Now, a team working in Canada's Alberta province, near the border with Montana, reports finding a 79 - million - year - old ceratopsian they call Wendiceratops pinhornensis («Wendi» after the Alberta fossil hunter Wendy Sloboda, who discovered the site where the fossils were found, and «pinhornensis» after the name of the site locality, the Pinhorn Provincial Grazing Reserve in Alberta).

The new creature is named in tribute to the Ktunaxa People who have long inhabited the Kootenay area where the Marble Canyon locality was found.

«We have so far only seen the top of the iceberg» says PhD student Martin Qvarnström, first author of the study; «The next step will be to analyze all types of coprolites from the same fossil locality in order to work out who ate what (or whom) and understand the interactions within the ecosystem».

Children studied in hunger - torn Bangladesh in 1970 - 71 who were protein - deficient had a death rate four and one - half times higher than better nourished children in the same locality.

It's easy to meet somebody around town who has knowledge of the locality and is willing to share their secrets with you if you simply ask.

Those people in your own locality or area or your own country who are willing to connect with like - minded partners can be identified easily.

If you are currently located in a different place other than your hometown or you are frequently traveling, you can still change the location and look for partners who are currently near your locality.

The advantages are that it's locality based, so unlike internet dating services you're unlikely to find someone you want to meet who lives on the other

It is also easier to get motorcycle men or women who live in your locality through the search engines.

A great location for schools to look at significant people in their locality, in this case, the Duke of Wellington who defeated Napoleon at the Battle of Waterloo in 1815.

As a result, few migrant children attend general high schools and those who do return to their registration locality find it hard to adapt and often fail to complete the course.

They do not however reach every locality and can't cater for the tens of thousands of children who need them.

This study in two localities will show whether an academic boost from a six - week school readiness program in the summer right before kindergarten is a cost - effective way to improve outcomes (and prevent summer learning loss) for children who have been in preschool during the regular school year.

As states develop their initial ESSA plans, most informed observers agree that only a handful will do much more than check the box on federal requirements (e.g., state's duty to act when localities consistently ignore failing schools or groups of children who have no good options).

Rausch noted that certain localities, such as Indianapolis, have had many charter - school leaders of color, but the movement, particularly on the coasts, is mainly the province of white school leaders and organizational heads who tend to hold homogeneous views on test scores, school structure, and «what works.»

As in California, the state can establish a reserve for small districts or for those rare cases where it is clear that the percentage of students who need special services is higher than in other localities.