Sentences with phrase «possible federal cuts»
The mayor's budget proposal did not address what he called the «great unknown» of possible federal cuts to city financing from the Trump administration and the Republican - controlled Congress.
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And with the federal carbon pricing requirement coming into effect next year, Ontario's commitment to cap and trade takes necessary action to cut carbon pollution — leaving room for improvements as needed, and at the least possible cost.
While Trump's federal tax cut is causing headaches for some New Yorkers, Cuomo and regulators at the state Public Service Commission are working to ensure that utility customers in the state are able to reap some of the benefits as soon as possible.
After weeks of warning about its possible consequences, a federal cut to New York's hospitals took effect on Sunday, adding stress to the state's already overworked public health care system.
Cuomo aides have dismissed the notion, but the governor did raise the specter of possible tax increases to cover potential serious cuts in federal funding.
Concerns about possible cuts in federal aid to Planned Parenthood have spurred some high - profile outreach efforts in recent days.
Due to the fact many services provided by the County of Erie, State of New York are fully or partially paid for by the federal government, on March 16, 2017 County Executive Mark Poloncarz ordered certain commissioners and heads of departments that rely on federal funding to review the Trump 2018 Budget Blueprint and provide a report on the expected impact of it on Erie County services, including, but not limited to, the identification of any programs impacted by the Trump 2018 Budget Blueprint (including the expected cut in funds received), possible reduction in direct county jobs as a result of any cut, impact on third parties that receive funds from Erie County that are received from the federal government, as well as any other known impact.
Hanging over everything was the Republican tax overhaul and possible federal budget cuts, both of which could squeeze state education funding.
The state has a $ 4.4 billion dollar deficit, and there's uncertainty over the effects of the federal tax overhaul on the state's finances, as well as possible big funding cuts by President Trump and Congress.
«It is grossly unfair,» Cuomo said of the DSH cuts, coupled with the expiration of CHIP, the possible elimination of the federal, state and local tax deduction and ongoing talk of replacing the Affordable Care Act.
(CNN)- Two days before the deadline for a possible U.S. government default, President Barack Obama and congressional leaders reached agreement Sunday on a legislative package that would extend the federal debt ceiling while cutting spending and guaranteeing further deficit - reduction steps, Senate leaders announced.
The state has a $ 4.4 billion deficit, and there's uncertainty over the effects of the federal tax overhaul on the state's finances, as well as possible big funding cuts by President Trump and Congress.
On Monday, in a NY1 interview, Cuomo amended that somewhat, saying possible federal spending cuts have presented the state budget talks with «a new problem.»
As the nation debates possible structures for federal climate change legislation, many states are already moving forward with carbon - cutting plans of their own.
Since virtually no one on Capitol Hill is arguing that federal K — 12 spending should be cut off, conservatives must decide how that spending can be put to the best possible use.
Education Week's Alyson Klein reports that Secretary DeVos told a gathering of secondary school principals on September 25 «that she wants to cut the federal red tape that she thinks is holding them back from serving students to the best extent possible,» and that «she'll...
St. Charles Herald Guide St. Charles school district bracing for possible budget cuts on state and federal levels
The «maintenance of effort» (MoE) provisions are intended to ensure education funding is cut as little as possible in tough economic times and that federal funding does not take the place of other money that should be coming from state and local coffers.
Education Week's Alyson Klein reports that Secretary DeVos told a gathering of secondary school principals on September 25 «that she wants to cut the federal red tape that she thinks is holding them back from serving students to the best extent possible,» and that «she'll encourage state and district leaders to give them as much autonomy as possible.»
In addition, many experts forecast tax rates will increase because of the exploding federal deficit and the possible expiration of the tax cuts enacted in 2001.
For those who are truly fearful of possible radical changes and funding cuts in the child welfare field, it is best to remember that the first major piece of federal legislation enacted in the child welfare field, the Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act (CAPTA) of 1974, was signed by Richard Nixon — the absolute bête noire of most liberals in the 1960s.