Sentences with phrase «of tight budgets»

In times of tight budgets, publicly funded pools and baths are critical issues.

In an era of tight budgets, all spending decisions are de facto questions of political and moral priorities.

By the same token, they must work under the constraints of tight budgets.

Despite its global perspective, the Good Practical Science report presents achievable goals to help schools on the journey to achieving world - class science education, even in the face of tight budgets.

And even in these days of tight budgets, teachers must have books with which to teach.

In today's age of tight budgets schools look very closely at whether a student is in fact enrolled in the district and school which they are attending.

From K - 12 to Higher Education, the focus has been to provide our kids with the highest quality foods while meeting the challenges of a tighter budget.

Only offers more - or much less - of the same, showing the strains of a tight budget and a mythology that's run its course.

From my years in the classroom, I am well aware of the tight budget that teachers are on.

In an era of tight budgets, rigorous standards and unprecedented accountability, educators at every level are under pressure to find proven ways to increase the success of their students.

See the report for details on how the districts adjusted pay in the face of tight budgets.

Although the district has assured money to fund the longer school day will remain in place, principals are cutting many of the positions put in place to cover the longer day because of tighter budgets for...

They attribute some cautiousness to years of tight budgets under the Bush Administration.

Pragmatic marketing approach balances the realities of tight budgets with the corporate drive for top - line growth.

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But organizers of the soirées, conscious of tighter budgets and public scrutiny, are not eager to discuss the merriment.

Mr. Johnson said he would approach land - use decisions by trying «to get to a place of yes»; that he wanted to take steps to «eradicate hunger in New York City»; and that he would deal with the prospect of tighter budgets — because of the new federal tax law or a potential economic downturn — by guarding funding for «programs and everyday things that affect the most New Yorkers and the poorest New Yorkers, to ensure that they don't get cut.»

Leonidas In reviewing video of the committee Hearing I was shocked at how lame the congressional House Science Committee responded to this request... First they complained that this would require public money and in this time of tight budgets where was the money coming from and then they didn't think 7 years was enough time to build the architecture for a «flyby mission» around Mars....

Policymakers and elected officials have been left scratching their heads at the delegations of scientists complaining of tight budgets in the past three years, even as they got twice the annual funds they received just five years earlier.

Other ideas (equating the inbuilt lifespan of today's tech to nature's constant upgrading) are interesting but soon forgotten, and Taylor's invention, always thrashing against the shackles of a tight budget, runs out of puff before finding a satisfactory climax.

Arts education has been slipping for more than three decades, the result of tight budgets, an ever - growing list of state mandates that have crammed the classroom curriculum, and a public sense that the arts are lovely but not essential.

By strategically substituting technology (which is cheap) for labor (which is expensive), moreover, schools can be far more cost - effective than they are now — which is crucial in a future of tight budgets.

In a timely op - ed in The Hechinger Report, NISL CEO Bob Hughes and the Missouri Commissioner of Education Dr. Chris Nicastro, argue that improving the effectiveness of school leaders is even more critical in the current climate of tight budgets, rigorous standards, and increased accountability.

Speaking of tight budget situation, it was revealed this week that Governor Jerry Brown will be putting an initiative in next year's ballot that will increase sales and income taxes to generate funds for schools.

World language: With world languages one of the areas that have felt the pinch of tight budgets over the past few years, department staff will make a presentation on some instructional models being taken up by districts.

Tenure could guard against dismissal of more experienced, higher paid teachers during periods of tight budgets when school leaders may be more focused on reducing costs while meeting class size requirements than they are on student learning.

Well wrong, now after reading several threads online it appears im not the only one with this no start problem, and with a wedding coming up in the next year funds are tight so stopping by the dealer and paying $ 100 to take a look at what might be causeing the issue and then fixing what may or may not be the problem when bumper to bumper is up will only further the issue of a tight budget.

When you think of your time in college, you think of tight budgets, eating ramen noodles, and fun parties.

The new normal for law departments consists of tight budgets, more work being brought in - house, leveraging technology to create efficiencies, and engaging in process improvement to ensure the highest and best use of resources.

And being that senior citizens in Louisiana are operating off of tight budgets, it is even more important to have Kenner renters insurance.

Hoffman is convinced that once consumers give private label a try — whether because of tight budgets or persuasive marketing — there's no reason they'll go back to the brand names.

Recognize your sales team might be tired or somewhat challenged based upon the past few years of tight budgets and stress.

Ottman's commentary is also rather educational, relating the lessons he learned on this, his feature directing debut; aspiring auteurs will find much of value here on working under the constraints of a tight budget and an equally limiting genre.

But the problem, as they see it, is that reform is clashing with reality — the reality of tight budgets.

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«If the program accomplishes a great civic end, I don't see any problem at all, especially at times of a tight budget,» said veteran New York political consultant George Arzt, who said the money was desperately needed to save key city services.

Mahoney says another reason is the on going recession, and years of tight budgets, which leaves little extra money for new programs, that would require legislation.

The proposal has made little headway in Congress, however, in part because of tight budgets and in part because of Republicans» traditional distaste for anything that smacks of industrial policy.

The disproportionate cuts to education and Medicaid may be because these programs garner relatively less voter support in times of tight budgets, they said.

In an era of tight budgets, rotators represent a hidden tax on NSF's bottom line.

But mission architects must keep in mind that focusing too much on intermediate destinations could significantly delay or doom a manned Mars effort, especially in this era of tight budgets, Thronson said.

While the dollars at stake are obviously not a major driver of state education expenditures, they are significant, especially during times of tight budgets.

While one had to admire the dedication and spirit of people scrambling to deliver the arts to young Americans at a time of tight budgets, testing mandates, and No Child Left Behind (with its emphasis on math and reading), I soon concluded that their efforts to persuade funders and politicians to support arts education misplaced the emphasis.

• In a time of tight budgets, can the nation afford to offer $ 500 scholarships to 30 million schoolchildren?

In a time of tight budgets and staggering debt, Uncle Sam can't do much on the cost front, either.

In this time of tight budgets and intense focus on teacher effectiveness, how can districts provide this type of training?

But in an era of tight budgets and hiring freezes, greater pressure is once again being placed on principals to do more with fewer resources.