Sentences with phrase «reneged last»

On the latter item, Flanagan reiterated that the Assembly had reneged last year on a three - way agreement with the governor to pass legislation that would have set in motion the process for changing the state constitution to effect the change.

While Japan's reneging last week on its Copenhagen targets was damaging, and the signals from Australia deeply troubling, those of us that are actually serious about tackling climate change must forge ahead with purpose.

Not exact matches

Remember the last time Klein skated free of non-funded IDC primaries and reneged on the deal?

O'Flynn's blistering attack followed Farage's decision to renege on his pre-election pledge to stand down as Ukip leader if he failed to win South Thanet in last week's general election.

If he reneged on his effort to «make one last try», it was likely that Clegg would feel forced to retaliate and deny Cameron his support for boundary reform.

He ignored the recommendations of his own bipartisan deficit reduction commission, proposed a federal budget that was so political it was rejected 97 - 0 by the Senate, reneged on a deficit compromise last summer and went AWOL on the supercommittee deliberations.

«What the public is hungry for, post Shelly Silver, is ethics reform — specifically, the pension forfeiture bill that was agreed to last year and promptly reneged on by the Assembly,» said Rich Azzopardi, a spokesman for the Democratic governor.

The repercussions of reneging on the Iran deal may last for years.

Since the fateful decision by the last Labour administration to renege on...

Cameron reneged on his private promise to even - handedness in the AV referendum last year, and now he has reneged on his promise to deliver Clegg's reform.

Then, in May, de Blasio brokered a last - minute Working Families Party endorsement of the governor's reelection; Cuomo spent the fall campaign season reneging on his end of the bargain, providing feeble support for the Democratic effort to win a State Senate majority.

This means that you mustn't renege on plans; if you've decided you're going to meet up with someone you've met online don't pull out at the last minute.

The rift deepened last year, after Sweeney reneged on a pledge to allow a public referendum on constitutionally guaranteeing that the state regularly contribute to its public employee pension funds.»

The union believes that timetable can be upended if the district reneges on the pension pickup promised in the last contract.

However, NYCDOE reneged on that promise last month when it was announced that principals will have until mid-October to fill vacancies at their schools, after which the district will place teachers from the ATR pool into any remaining openings.

Considering that Governor Malloy's political appointees on the State Board of Education approved the two new charter schools last summer knowing there was no money in the budget to fund the schools and that the State of Connecticut would be facing a $ 1.6 billion deficit in the next fiscal year, it is unclear what Mr. Grace means when he says that that the state is reneging on its commitment to charter schools.

Ford Chairman William Ford last year reneged on a 2001 promise to improve fuel economy in his company's truck fleet 25 percent over the first half of the decade.

Add the fact that Sony has recently reneged on Ice Cream Sandwich updates for last year's Xperia Arc and Xperia mini pro, casts a shadow of doubt that current Xperia models will get very far in terms of Android OS updates.

As I last heard the story, he reneged on this offer and subjected those folks to the traditional punishment for treason instituted by King Edward I.

For example, the non-producing party might initially agree to produce the discovery, and then, at the last minute, renege on that promise.