Sentences with phrase «make up for the lost revenue from»
Reed noted, of course, raising taxes to make up for the lost revenue from the federal government is an option but he doesn't believe state lawmakers would do that to constituents already facing a heavy burden.
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Since legislation passed not long ago to reign in bank fees and unfair practices, more and more free banking is disappearing and many banks have been implementing all sorts of fees to make up for lost revenue from the new laws.
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Still, the growth of the Internet services won't make up for all of the revenue lost from the cable and satellite cuts.
The MTA's Nassau representative, John Molloy, echoed Pally's call, saying «it's time for that kind of change,» but added that the funding to make up for the lost revenue has «got to come from somewhere.»
Days later, with aides still unpacking boxes, a two - page letter arrived from Ron Stack, then chairman of the Nassau Interim Finance Authority, a state monitoring board that has been overseeing the county's finances since 2011, ordering Mangano to revise his budget to make up for the lost revenue.
That translates into more lost local revenue in an environment where state school funding still has not recovered fully from the impacts of the Great Recession — when we learned that municipalities were not well positioned to make up for lost state funds.
After the new overdraft law last year restricted banks from collecting overdraft fees, which happened to be one of their major income sources, banks are looking for other ways to make up the lost revenue, one of them is eliminating free checking and replacing it with one that either has monthly maintenance fee or requires a high account balance to avoid such fee.
The oil rich Kingdom's long - time pitch is this: Any new agreement should contain payments to Saudi Arabia to make up for oil revenues it would lose as the world weans itself from oil.
Of course, in U.S. dollar terms, bitcoin's rise in price has more than made up for the revenue lost from the block reward halving.