Sentences with phrase «need taxpayer support»

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As a result, the bank will need further capital, part of which will come from a government loan — meaning that taxpayers» money will be used once again to support the banking system.

Since it is a taxpayer supported program, there probably does need to be some accountability about the monies that are spent.

Currently Nadya Suleman is single, unemployed and has 14 fatherless children that will need to be supported by taxpayers for at least the next 18 years.

He says he needs to re-learn how to fend for himself after he leaves office and no longer has a taxpayer - funded support staff.

Taxpayers could save more than $ 2 million a year if it weren't for a group of breakaway Democrats who need their own support staff in the state Senate, critics say.

If Making Tax Digital is to proceed as planned, and on time, then the Government must make sufficient resources available to ensure that high quality education and support is available to every taxpayer who needs it.»

Cindy will stand up for women's rights while ensuring the district gets the support it needs and the taxpayers get the representation they deserve,» said Libby Post, Co-Founder, CapitalWomen PAC.

The governor needs to instruct his team to reform — to tear down these walls that protect the Unsustainable Quo and build a solid foundation to support the taxpayer.

Poll after poll shows that these taxpayers strongly support the SALT deduction and oppose having their tax dollars finance the large tax cuts for companies and people who don't need them,» said the group's co-director, Bob Chlopak.

«The goal should be to provide relative stability for taxpayers while accounting for the costs needed to provide services — many of which are required of public schools and supported by their communities.»

Political parties «need to widen the base» of their support but can not «turn to the taxpayer» and expect state funding, said Conservative Patrick McLoughlin.

We will support the part - privatisation plans, because what the taxpayer needs is a fully modernised and efficient postal service that can compete with the best in the world.

g. Clearer commitments are needed to ensure all public money (including aid money raised from taxpayers) is spent on public education and is not supporting or subsidising for - profit provision in any way.

And taxpayers need to be confident that their contributions are worthwhile to support the schools well.

Objective measures of student learning help lawmakers send taxpayer dollars to the schools and districts in most need of additional support and resources.

Private schools that want more taxpayer money need to earn more public confidence and support.

We believe in equitable taxpayer support for public education that provides additional investments for students with unique needs.

To achieve the kinds of dramatic changes we need for student achievement — and for those changes to be sustainable for teachers, students, and taxpayers alike — we need dramatic changes to all aspects of the systems designed to support teachers.

• Over the last 10 years, when costs of public education skyrocketed, especially salaries and benefits, the schools were nonetheless generously supported by taxpayers, who believed that funds were critically needed to improve outcomes «for our children.

Just last August, Superintendent Quesnel told the Middletown Patch news outlet that, «The East Hartford Public Schools are utilizing Alliance District funding [the extra state taxpayer funds his town was given] to support early literacy — particularly for getting needed materials for students in grades K - 2... These resources provide Common Core aligned instruction that help students reach grade level by Grade 3.»

Currently, the amount of money a school receives is not based on the needs of its students, and the amount taxpayers must pay to support education is very different in each town.

Instead of handing out endless taxpayer dollars to agribusiness polluters, the Food and Farm Act will provide farmers the support they need to produce abundant, healthy food while protecting our soil, water, climate and pollinators.

«Once UMass owns the law school, taxpayers become responsible for faculty salaries, student housing, and all other infrastructure and resources needed to support the campus.»

Without question, MIECHV achieves the needed balance of spending taxpayer dollars wisely on programs proven to work and is exactly the kind of pro-family program we should be supporting.

We must reform the secondary market system in a way that minimizes the need for taxpayer support, except in a worst case scenario.