Sentences with phrase «more public promises»

Seems like I need to have more public promises in life, huh?

Not exact matches

Some things just belong together, and I promise it's not just your (or, maybe more realistically, your kids») favorite food items; I'm talking about content marketing and public relations.

After being initially dazzled by the promise of the disruptive new model, regulators around the world have wisened up quickly to its negative side - effects — traffic congestion, public safety, and erosion of the tax base — and are now much more sensitive to the complaints of incumbents.

The Liberals have introduced changes as they try to fulfil their 2015 election promise to improve Parliament's financial processes by bringing more consistency and clarity when it comes to government accounting of how it spends public money.

Then the corporation applies the value of its new public stock to acquiring yet more little businesses in what, conceptually at least, promises to be a never - ending expansion.

With promises of more transparent government, better - trained police and improved public schools, four of the leading candidates for Baltimore County executive made their pitch to voters at a forum Saturday in Woodlawn.

Cash - rich state companies also pay little in dividends despite repeated promises by the ruling party to make them share more of their wealth with the public.

The House panel released a sampling of the ads purchased by the Russians on the day of the hearing, and promised to release all 3,000 soon afterwardto give the public a more complete picture of the election interference.

Unfortunately, the company's prospects turned out to be little more than empty promises and the shares crashed back down to earth, taking down France's stock market and public finances with it.

Public outcry has led to a promise that politicians salaries will be reduced and bonuses recently paid... More

Is it him believing he's better then he actually is or just bottling it when the public eye is firmly on you and it's not «promise / potential» but more so expected of you to well.

There will always be a party that can blame immigrants more than us — but as the general public have recently found out from the EU referendum, these promises are soon broken.

While de Blasio has promised a public airing of grievances over the city's more controversial statues, he said a commission to study them has to stay quiet — for now — because it's dealing with «very sensitive, complex subject matter.»

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Hammond was true to his word, offering very cautious optimism on growth and borrowing and even more cautious public spending promises.

More from sprawling depths of Los Angeles — in a lunchtime presentation at the Knight New Media Center online politics seminar, Michael Skoler of Minnesota Public Radio gave a glimpse of an promising approach to integrating social media and traditional media to broaden a news outlet's coverage.

Even more striking from a political perspective was that Cuomo confirmed a rumored meeting with council leaders on the Housing Authority last month, and promised to allow them to guide his decision on how to intercede in the city's sprawling public housing network.»

With the city facing more budget cuts or even, as she suggested, «insolvency,» Miner was hoping for relief in an area where Albany is itself the prime culprit because of the exploding cost of pensions and benefits promised to public employees.

The left - leaning Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR) argued that although the localism agenda was promising, it will be largely meaningless unless the coalition delivers «real powers with new funding streams that give local people more control over how their taxes are spent».

Deficit reduction, constructive welfare reform, more responsive public services, a measured demonstration that promises are being kept on crime and immigration — combined with a greater sense of direction and grip — all qualify.

He noted that he would be the only mayor in recent history to serve with young children in public schools, and promised a more inclusive approach, where parents are treated as partners when it comes to their education.

The fact that all the major political parties have already made extensive and frequently conflicting promises on public spending, taxes and benefits means that such negotiations are likely to be more complex and take much longer than the 22 days of May 2010.

Several other states and more than 100 communities have established the College Promise program, though SUNY Chancellor Nancy Zimpher said adding four - year public colleges «makes this proposal above and beyond what any other state is talking about.»

He promised to lower the voting age to 16 and to make public services delivery more responsive and empowering for citizens.

Although the mayor campaigned on a promise of greater openness with the media and the public, he is currently fielding a number of cases seeking more transparency from the city.

At a speech today to Labour activists in Nottingham, the prime minister also promised that ministers would be more accountable to the British public, saying the public is the «boss».

Ulster County residents want New York City to spend more money locally on dealing with flooding and muddy water, and New York State has promised to involve the public in defining the scope of environmental impact studies of the city's turbid water releases into the lower Esopus.

Cuomo, to chants of «four more years», promised to deliver in his next term on a mostly progressive agenda, including enacting a number of items that were stalled in the State Senate over the past couple of years, like an abortion rights provision as part of a women's rights agenda and public financing of political campaigns.

Democrat Bill de Blasio, the city's public advocate, promised to more closely monitor the controversial stop - and - frisk practice of New York City police, which he equated with racial profiling.

Fair Share will ask New York's prolific political donors — «six zip codes in the city contributed $ 61 million to federal candidates last year,» Miller points out — to close their checkbooks until public officials promise a more equitable split for the city.

In the public statements, Trump had given every indication of having a more cordial view of Putin and the Russian administration, and part of the allegations being looked into are whether some of the communications with Russians that were concealed / lied about included promises to roll back or negate those actions by the Obama administration.

Gove's more pugilistic side may have softened since his time as education secretary — you'll no longer find him using military metaphors and pledging to vanquish «the enemies of promise», in public, at least — but he clearly retains his impulse for confronting the inertia of the political establishment.

Anti-austerity and leadership dominated the 2017 campaign, with Labour's manifesto tapping into a widely felt desire for change, promising more spending on public services, the NHS, and education.

This year promises to be considerably more sedate, politically speaking, although the labor lunch (noon on Saturday at the Egg's Hart Lounge, featuring AFL - CIO President Denis Huges) might produce some fireworks, considering the brewing battle between Cuomo and the public sector unions.

A health review of fracking promised more than a year ago has never materialized, and the commissioner assigned to the job, who faced increasingly intense questions from reporters (including this one) each time he made a rare public appearance, abruptly left in May.

Mr Brown has recently tried to move back towards the Blairite agenda of public service reform, promising more personalised services and a move away from central Government targets.

(Related, in multiple ways: his abandoned promise to implement independent redistricting, which might have created a very different, more supportive State Senate for public financing and other reforms.)

Strangely, however, the Senior Minister's two sons, who were not in the state employment, were placed at top executive positions, whilst insisting that Akufo - Addo government does not have the capacity to employ more public servants, despite job promises to the electorates during the 2016 election campaign.

U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg apologized for her «ill - advised» public criticism of Trump, promising to be more discreet in the future.

«What's striking in these numbers is that a few dozen Wall Street financiers and billionaire hedge fund managers are able to far outspend more than 600,000 educators who believe in the promise of public education and voluntarily give a few bucks out of each paycheck to ensure they have a voice,» said Carl Korn, NYSUT's spokesman.

Even as they promised more help for parents, both de Blasio and Schools Chancellor Carmen Fariña reiterated Tuesday that they felt the city's public school system still remained the best place for most special needs students.

In public he would attack enemies like the «old boy network» and the «elitism» of Oxbridge while in private promising to be a more traditional Labour prime minister once he took over.

More than 700,000 students in more than 1,200 New York City schools — including large high schools in all five boroughs — would face higher class sizes, have fewer teachers and lose after - school academic and enrichment programs if President - elect Trump makes good on a campaign promise to pull billions of federal dollars away from public schools to pay for private vouchers, a UFT analysis has foMore than 700,000 students in more than 1,200 New York City schools — including large high schools in all five boroughs — would face higher class sizes, have fewer teachers and lose after - school academic and enrichment programs if President - elect Trump makes good on a campaign promise to pull billions of federal dollars away from public schools to pay for private vouchers, a UFT analysis has fomore than 1,200 New York City schools — including large high schools in all five boroughs — would face higher class sizes, have fewer teachers and lose after - school academic and enrichment programs if President - elect Trump makes good on a campaign promise to pull billions of federal dollars away from public schools to pay for private vouchers, a UFT analysis has found.

The results were quite interesting — most of the answers supported moving the party towards the centre ground, the public wanted to see the Conservative party move towards the Centre (net approval of +41), giving more help to the less well off (net approval of +64), paying more attention to the economy and public services and less to immigration (+41) and opposed promises of big tax cuts if they meant cuts to public services (net disapproval of -42).

But he kept a «worst landlords» watch list while he was the city's public advocate, and a central promise of his mayoral campaign was to protect low - income tenants and make housing more affordable for the poor and working class.

Pledging to make New York's notoriously secretive state government more open has become a staple of promises by candidates for public office.

The prime minister promised the public they would have more money in their pockets within «just a few years» if they toughed out the forthcoming spending cuts, saying there was «no other responsible way» to deal with the budget deficit.

Columbia plans to build a new $ 100 million 47,700 - square - foot field house at 218th Street and Broadway and has promised a host of community amenities in exchange, including a $ 3 million investment in the sports fields, which would be more readily accessible for community use and a new boathouse marsh that would be «gifted» to the city for public use.

Joseph Ienuso, vice president of facilities for Columbia, said Sunday that the school would invest upwards of $ 3 million to overhaul the sports fields — which the school has promised to make more available for public use — in addition to spending an estimated $ 100 million to construct the new field house.

The victors, both Democrats, have promised more public disclosure and input before tax breaks are approved by the IDAs.