Sentences with phrase «proposed funding cuts»

Iowa Supreme Court Chief Justice Says Court Funding Cuts Could Hamper Business Environment: Citing Iowa's drop in ILR's 2017 Lawsuit Climate Survey, the chief justice of the Iowa Supreme Court said proposed funding cuts to Iowa's courts will give the state's legal environment a «black eye» in the view of «businesses that might be thinking of expanding here.»

Latest «Save The Arts» Work YINKA SHONIBARE CREATES A WORK FOR CAMPAIGN AGAINST CUTS A striking new work by Fourth Plinth artist Yinka Shonibare was unveiled today as part of the campaign supported by over 100 leading British artists against the government's proposed funding cuts of the arts.The artist's work shows a slash across a -LSB-...]

Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Monday is hammering away again at the effort on the federal level to replace the Affordable Care Act, slamming the bill in the U.S. Senate for proposed funding cuts to heroin and opioid treatment programs.

The Mars rover has turned into a political pawn in heated discussions over proposed funding cuts to NASA that critics say will set deep - space exploration programs back significantly.

Proposed funding cuts to the federal Environmental Protection Agency are coming under fire by Democrats on the House Budget Committee.

This comes as prospects for extending the so - called millionaire's tax — a key component to the push to restore some of Cuomo's proposed funding cuts — are looking increasingly dim.

The Cuomo administration is so far willing to do little more than listen to Mayor Bloomberg's complaints about the governor's proposed funding cuts to NYC, dispatching state Budget Director Bob Megna to refute the mayor's numbers (yet again) via press release.

Tenney put out a statement naming nine proposed funding cuts she would fight, including the community development block grants and a program that helps low - income families pay for home heating.

The Alliance for Quality Education is firing back at Gov. Andrew Cuomo, who this morning accused school districts of playing politics when they say his proposed funding cuts would force teachers to lose their jobs, hurting kids in the process.

As CapCon's Jimmy Vielkind noted in this morning's TU, opponents to governor's proposed funding cuts are being out - spent this year by the pro-Cuomo, business - backed Committee to Save NY — in no small part because the sizable ad coffers of 1199 and GNYHA are closed to them.

State lawmakers — particularly in the Senate GOP — have argued rural districts upstate would be disproportionately impacted by the governor's proposed funding cuts and are seeking to restore some of that funding.

U.S. Sen. Minority Leader Charles Schumer, D. - N.Y., said the proposed funding cut was «cruel» and he vowed to fight it.

They're already dealing with a growing number of break - downs (it's not just your imagination; the subway is really getting worse) and face a proposed funding cut from Cuomo's budget

However, as debate continues regarding reauthorization of the Farm Bill, the proposed funding cuts would swiftly undermine the goal of these programs.

Good Morning ICYMI: National Review article on Gov. Edwards» proposed funding cut to the Louisiana Scholarship Program — «Governor Goes After School Vouchers, Despite His Campaign Promise»

«The proposed funding cut raises a very serious question: is investing in teacher development programs worth it and do we know how to make those investments effective?»

Also, U.S. News & World Report weighs in on the Gov. Edwards» proposed funding cut to the Louisiana Scholarship Program.

I am here to tell you that the state's proposed funding cut to public charter schools like BCCS would be detrimental not only to his future, but to the future of our children and society as a whole.

In that year, the National Association of Community Legal Services raised the issue of proposed funding cuts to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Legal Services, FVPLSs and Legal Aid Commissions — despite the unmet need and the impact this would have on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

Although some of these federal programs are in jeopardy with the new administration's proposed funding cuts, they are only some of the tools in the toolbox available for brownfield development.