Sentences with phrase «public promises not»

The universities will have to rely on Governor Andrew Cuomo's public promises not to continue raiding SUNY.

Not exact matches

Some things just belong together, and I promise it's not just your (or, maybe more realistically, your kids») favorite food items; I'm talking about content marketing and public relations.

The bottom line is that while the U.S. tax system may be in dire need of renovation, encouraging companies to repatriate foreign profits won't necessarily bring the promised benefits to a broader swath of the American public.

Despite rapidly accelerating revenue, the rate that Twitter added monthly active users slowed — less than 4 %, to 241 million, in its first quarter as a public company, and as low as 1.4 % in a recent quarter — worrying investors that Twitter might not be the mainstream product that its soaring valuation promised.

Her case came back into public view in October 2016, as she became concerned that the $ 130,000 she was promised would not come through.

But Krugman tells us that ordinary OMOs will only fail if they are perceived to be temporary — if the public doesn't believe central bank promises to make the monetary injections permanent.

However, Rubio and his GOP colleagues are not only ignoring the real problem but also deliberately misleading the public about PROMISE.

The problem isn't wide access to military - style weaponry, Rubio argued; it's Broward County Public Schools» disciplinary policies and the previously little - known program PROMISE (Preventing Recidivism Through Opportunities, Mentoring, Interventions, Supports & Education).

While political and foreign policy wonks will understand that Trump isn't necessarily going to end the deal by sending the issue to Congress, broadly speaking it will be read by the American public and the international community as him trying to deliver on his promise to scrap or improve the pact.

Another of Ramirez's lawyers, Mark Rosenbaum of the legal advocacy group Public Counsel, characterized the DACA program as a promise from the federal government's executive branch that DACA recipients would not be targeted for deportation and said he hoped that promise would not be broken.

And that $ 64 billion in outstanding debt does not include the $ 250 billion in accrued liabilities the state has promised to public pensioners, according to Moody's Investors Service.

In the Debate Mr Prentice tried to discredit the Wildrose by arguing that their numbers didn't «add up» and they couldn't possibly reduce public spending by $ 18 billion as promised.

Modern Fed parlance would call this forward guidance and, to Clarida, that was not a sufficiently robust strategy because it lacked the «proper commitment technology» to satisfy markets and the public that the central bank would indeed execute its promises in the future.

Facebook is spelling out in plain English how it collects and uses your data in rewritten versions of its Terms of Service and Data Use Policy, though it's not asking for new rights to collect and use your data or changing any of your old privacy settings.The public has seven days to comment on the changes (though Facebook doesn't promise to adapt or even respond to the feedback) before Facebook will ask all users to consent to the first set of new rules in three years.

Again, the point is not that the theology of hope adequately reconciles these disparate tendencies, but rather that it does not succumb to either approach, and offers the most promising prospect for avoiding the stalemate between Family Doctor and Public Health theologies.

If Thor believers were rampant in the country and were trying to impose their myths into government, public policy, schools and science, and were continually promising dire eventualities for not believing in him, I'll just bet you would hit up a message board or two about it!

obligation in relation to each public moral issue as it arises; a word of the retrieval of the culture's most creative ideals and institutions; a world of judgment on the culture's present and potential sins; a word of forgiveness whenever it is repentant; a word of promise and so of confidence (in God, if not in itself) for the future.

In the earlier years of broadcasting, broadcasters promised Congress to provide churches and other public groups with free air - time for the broadcast of their programs in exchange for favorable legislation which did not bind them to such a compulsory arrangement.

Its promise was not fully developed in the sense that it did not generate a genuinely public theology, a social ethic able to withstand the change, or a philosophy or religion that allows dialogue between both Christianity and other religions and Christianity and jurisprudence.

One bill would have permitted churches to receive public funds so long as they promised not to offer religious instruction as part of child - care programs.

Though promising, the literature on public rhetoric is not what I wish to consider here.4 I wish to focus instead on the possibility of mining recent works in the field of literary criticism for some insights into the structure of religious discourse.

«Many high - profile manufacturers have made a public promise to start using only certified sustainable palm kernel oil from 2015, but it's looking increasingly likely that this won't be possible for many of them.

Is it him believing he's better then he actually is or just bottling it when the public eye is firmly on you and it's not «promise / potential» but more so expected of you to well.

It felt like AW did not keep his promise with him, and this is not the first time AW lies to fan or public, remember?

We won't be offended if you sin and bet with the public this week, just promise us that you'll be back for the playoffs.

With youth sports concussion safety laws in place in all 50 states, increased public awareness about concussions, and growing concernabout the long - term effect of repetitive head impacts, the demand for concussion education, not just for parents, coaches, and athletes, but for health care professionals as well is at an all - time high, and promises to go even higher in the coming years.

You might not think a book about the struggle to wrest six thousand acres of Lake Michigan dunes from development and preserve it as a public place would be suspenseful adventure story, but Traverse City author heather Shumaker promises just that - a riveting story that spans decades about a small community of people who preserve a beloved tract against all odds.

The government maintains the Lisbon treaty, agreed by Tony Blair in July, is a reforming treaty and not the same as the abandoned EU constitution, on which ministers promised a public vote.

Now, I don't really see American political campaigns paying people to get it on (though I do have a friend who got nekkid in public repeatedly for an anti-fur campaign a few years ago), but this idea of inserting links into video, called hotspotting, shows real promise.

§ These costs and benefits have not been assessed for over a decade, despite promises made to the House of Commons Public Accounts Committee.

Indeed, part of his appeal is not only his bluntness, but also the promise that he would not steal public money, because he is already a millionaire.

People familiar with the situation say Schaffer had promised Gargiulo the job behind closed doors, and Gargiulo «wasn't aware of the fact» that he wasn't supposed to make it public yet.

President Akufo Addo promised he will not shield corrupt appointees under his watch, and that he will protect the public purse, this is a test case for the president to cause investigations into the matter by the appropriate body and to allow the perpetrators put before the law court.

The public is understandably asking what claim it has upon a politician's loyalty if they can not keep a promise to remain faithful to their spouse or to obey a law they voted to introduce.

That ever - shrinking but always vocal constituency within the Labour party that is impressed by such a show of fundraising largesse would be well advised to stop for a moment, consider what tactics brought a dip in our membership, a loss of intellectual dexterity in power, & loss of trust & support among the wider public, & to not be jellylegged by the implied promises of favour from vested interests that such large donations are supposed to signify.

It found the public generally don't believe the parties keep their manifesto promises.

«The BBC World Service has a viable and promising future, but it is not immune from public spending constraints or the reassessment of its priorities.

The charter concept is a promising one, but only if the charters commit to helping the kids who can't make it in regular public schools.

He said the Union shall from time to time engage the government to ensure that it fulfills its promise else they will go out «again and cry to the public to hear our voice that we are not being handled fairly.»

It wasn't their fault the corrupt politicians and public sector unions made promises they couldn't keep.

«And New York kept its part of the promise too — because if we didn't quite rival the Kennedys, a New York City public school kid like me was able to make it all the way to New York City Comptroller,» he said.

«This does not include the hundreds of millions of dollars believed to have been lost through inflated contracts as the President has presided over the effective shredding of the Public Procurement Act, giving him and his people the free range to award contracts without the very transparency and accountability he is now promising to deliver if re-elected.

Mark Serwotka, from the Public and Commercial Services Union, said: «We'll not be drawn into accepting cuts with the occasional promise of tea and a cosy chat in Downing Street.»

In a December lawsuit accusing COR of fraud, Syracuse officials asserted that Aiello promised city officials during both public and private meetings that the company would not seek a payment in lieu of taxes, or PILOT, at the Inner Harbor.

I am not looking do do anything but support the community,» she told the Observer over the phone, promising to deliver resources for schools and public housing.

Others said Heastie and Flanagan had not only failed to deliver on their promises to open the Legislature's notoriously secretive processes to greater public scrutiny but also abandoned their pledges to reduce the near - dictatorial powers that leaders have over individual legislators.

She also told the New Paltz Times that what prompted her to run was, among many disappointments in Cuomo's record the past four years, «when he did not support public financing of elections this spring: something he promised to do when he ran for governor.»

I guess the man that reneged on the promises he gave at the time of the Moreland commissions inception, which he prematurely dissolved as they were building cases, has no interest in voters making an informed decision on him or Ms. Teachout, he's going to hide from the press and not debate his rival to the detriment of keeping the public informed.

Mr Osborne speculated: «The only explanation for the incompetence in not making them public as promised is that Gordon Brown has blocked them at the last minute while he dithers about what to do.»

Although the state isn't obliged to fund public housing, Cuomo has promised hundreds of millions of dollars.