Sentences with phrase «public money for»

Days before lawmakers must pass new legislation to fund the government, Republicans are vowing to reject any proposal that includes public money for Planned Parenthood.

There exist many agencies that keep on tracking and spying the public money for their own use.

It requires that ISPs that contract with the state or get public money for broadband infrastructure buildout, as well as firms that apply or hold state licenses, must adhere to these rules.

Faraday Future has already justified a massive investment worth hundreds of millions of dollars in public money for a plant in an economically depressed part of Nevada.

Unsurprisingly, there is no sign of further public money for geoengineering projects.

The climatologists lack of self awareness in their public responsibilities (the vast majority take public money for their work) and arrogant contempt for those who dare to question even the slightest part of their dogma has made them few friends outside their own self - congratulatory circle of true believers.

In particular, they put the brakes on the possibility to use public money for investments in coal - fired power plants.

Markay quotes Colorado University professor Roger Pielke: «With Shukla's government salary from GMU, a public university, «that totals to $ 750k / yr to the leader of the RICO20 from public money for climate work & going after skeptics.»

When vouchers were expanded to Racine, almost half of the students who accepted public money for a private education were those who were already attending a private school.

Diverting public money for private schools will take money away from our communities resulting...

Pláticas en Acción Use of Public Money for Private Schools At one time, education varied widely depending on the wealth of a family and on their race.

Attorney General Bill Schuette filed a challenge with the state court of appeals this week over the issue of public money for private schools.

The «accounts» were developed by voucher proponents as a way of getting around constitutional prohibitions on the use of public money for religious schools.

California, like Missouri, is one of three dozen states that in the late 19th century passed the «Blaine Amendment,» named for a prominent politican from Maine, prohibiting the use of public money for religious schools.

Louisiana Recovery School District officials said the principals, Tim Hearin and Alex Perez, snagged almost $ 320,000 in public money for the school in the 2014 - 15 academic year by artificially inflating special education services.

Indiana is one of a handful of states that doesn't provide any public money for pre-K.

Such sentiments by Trump and DeVos, consistently expressed publicly, reinforce the myth that traditional public education is broadly failing students and that the answer is using public money for privately run and / or owned schools.

The Supreme Court decision is likely to encourage more use of public money for students attending private and religious schools, according to John Witte, a professor at the La Follette School of Public Affairs at the University of Wisconsin - Madison.

Arrogant politicans like Dan Malloy, who have lived off public money for almost their entire carreers, bring their skewed sense of entitlement to their positions of leadership and rather than try to fix what is broken they attempt to re-create the system for their benefit.

Diverting public money for private schools will take money away from our communities resulting in higher taxes for homeowners and businesses in the community.

The program, which began 20 years ago and serves nearly 21,000 students, provides public money for students to attend private schools, including religious schools.

But when it comes to using public money for their privatization agenda, anything goes.

It didn't matter that the program providing public money for judicial candidates had become a national model for preserving judicial integrity, or that state judicial candidates overwhelming approved of, and used, those dollars.

Keeping the Public in Public Schools Diverting public money for private schools takes money away from our communities resulting in higher taxes for homeowners and businesses in the community.

But I will continue to oppose strongly the use of public money for private or parochial school vouchers.

I wrote previously about how Lee has been a staunch advocate of using public money for private schools by way of vouchers.

This appears to be gross misuse of public money for dubious private individuals» profit.

Teachers have also questioned why some students who did no class work were allowed to remain on school rosters, potentially allowing the company to continue receiving public money for them.

The death of a small federal school - integration initiative is connected to a much larger concern that DeVos's primary education - reform idea — using public money for private school vouchers — will produce poor academic results for students, and Balkanize students by religion, race, and class.

In addition to this positive relationship, K — 12 funding is financed in roughly equal proportions between the state and local levels, while public money for higher education comes mostly from states.

Now they do, and there is not much public money for it.»

Earlier this week, Stephanie Saul of the New York Times launched a full frontal assault on scholarship tax credit (STC) programs, accusing them of failing to help low - income students, draining public schools of needed funding, and of using public money for private purposes.

Three of every four Americans favor fixing up the nation's schools over spending public money for vouchers.

Pennsylvania's system for subsidizing private schools that are eligible to receive public money for serving children with severe disabilities has broken down — and state leaders are struggling to come up with solutions to fix it.

Justices on the seven - member court also questioned whether public money for K - 12 schools should be used in private schools at all, whether other forms of state aid to religious institutions would be at risk if the vouchers are struck down, and whether...

The federal tax credit proposal is one of several ideas under review by the White House to fulfill Donald Trump's campaign promise to promote the expansion of charter schools and vouchers that would allow families of low income to use public money for private school tuition, sources tell POLITICO.

The poll found that attitudes are changing; three of every four Americans favor fixing up the nation's schools instead of spending public money for vouchers.

Ending fossil fuel subsidies would free up scarce public money for priorities like education, healthcare, and clean energy.

«That is essentially what justified spending public money for a project like this.

His reputation in the scientific community already strained, he received no public money for research after that.

John Andrews, head of the Welsh Funding Councils, which share out public money for higher and further education, says Hunt was «very concerned» with education and training, particularly their role in developing the economy.

Legislator Patrick Burke, D - Buffalo, who questioned the use of public money for a ride - share campaign, even made an initial attempt to separate out the ride - sharing campaign funding in a separate vote.

She needed little cajoling to add her name to Parramore's petition, but said as long as Spitzer «didn't use public money for his sexual adventures,» she was fine with him on the ballot.

He charged that Labour believes there is a bottomless pit of public money for every problem, a government solution for every situation, and a Whitehall initiative for every issue.

Bridgeport Mayor Joe Ganim wants to get public money for his campaign for governor, but the state told him no.

Candidates who reached the threshold would receive $ 6 of public money for every $ 1 raised of the first $ 175 given per donor.

Issel may be promising not to use (or failing to «envision») public money for acquiring an NBA team, but Kentucky economic development secretary Terry Gill seems to have a better imagination, telling the Courier Journal: «I think the state and local government, we certainly have a role to play but we should not be burdened with too much of that risk.»

He has explained he votes against the «aid to localities» bill because it contains funding he doesn't agree with, such as public money for the Buffalo Bills football team.

The Republican - controlled Senate, which has opposed using public money for political camapigns, has signaled that it might support a law to limit contributions in statewide races only.

«Church of England Bishops acquire their right to sit in our parliament and claim public money for their expenses solely by virtue of their religion, their gender and their position in the hierarchy of one particular denomination of one particular Church.