Sentences with phrase «run a government when»

Ex-lobbyist Todd Howe described how top Gov. Andrew Cuomo aide Joe Percoco helped run the government when he was a campaign manager and helped arrange fundraisers with cloaked donors while working for the state, in testimony Tuesday at Percoco's federal bribery trial.

It is difficult to run a party and impossible to run a government when the leader's inner circle remains relatively closed to outside advice.

Not exact matches

Balanced - budget law allows the federal government to run a deficit when recession looms.

The U.S. has told the British government that it would not repeat accusations that it had helped former U.S. President Barack Obama to spy on President Donald Trump when he was running for the White House.

Newfoundland's fight can be seen as a dry run for when the federal government finally bows to international pressure and dismantles the antiquated rules that protect Canada's provincial dairy, poultry and egg markets from foreign competition.

Rohrabacher, for his part, didn't condemn WikiLeaks when it leaked the CIA's hacking tools in March; rather, he told far - right media outlet Breitbart that the revelations showed that the US is «sliding... into an authoritarian mode where the government is running the lives of the people.»

«I don't agree, but Americans seem to feel the government works best when the White House and the Congress are run by different parties.

When governments run prolonged deficits, they are spending money that belongs to future generations.

When he learned of the plan, Tsinosis resisted: after all, he worked for the Ontario government prosecuting traffic offences, while Greenwood ran a firm that defended people so charged.

And the nation has built out a cyberpolice team, which is funded by the U.K., while government agencies run regular simulations so that employees know how to deal with hacks when they take place.

However, even when the federal government ran surpluses in the late 1990s, our current account deficit continued to increase.

A Bloomberg article suggests that cryptocurrency's big breakthrough in the country occurred in 2016, when scammers conducting a long - running Ponzi scheme known as MMM began demanding payment in bitcoin because the government had started targeting their bank accounts.

This is the same Jamie Dimon who didn't need a cash infusion when Hank Paulson summoned chief executives of the nine largest U.S. banks to the Treasury in October 2008, handed them an agreement to sell shares to the U.S. government and told them to sign it; the same Jamie Dimon who managed to steer JPMorgan through the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression and remain profitable; the same Jamie Dimon whom the government tapped to buy Bear Stearns Cos. to prevent potential fallout from its collapse; the same Jamie Dimon who was held up as amodel for how a bank should be run.

If «no - government - intervention» remains your default response, you're supporting big bankers and future bailouts when the money machine runs wild again.

It might be a revelation that when oil prices and government borrowing are running rampant, interest rates can go UP during a recession (1974).

This ran counter to prior government strategy, which was to raise loan limits when home values climbed; and, to lower loan limits when home values dropped.

When there's strong need for government intervention in the economy, similarly the last person you need running the government is someone who believes government should never intervene in the economy.

And so for example, if you look at U.S. government debt, which is the one almost everyone always talks about, most people aren't sitting there worrying about how much debt does Amazon have, when you look at government debt, interest payments on government debt as a percent of GDP or as a percent of tax revenue, currently because interest rates are relatively low, are very low, are running half, literally half of what they were in the second half of the»80s and the first half of the»90s.

When I ran a global trade and financial company out of Southeast Asia, I was continually dogged by government rules... especially the U.S. Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.

When our fore fathers came up with the idea of seperation of church and state it wasn't to keep religion out of the government it was to keep the Church from running the government.

When Jesus is elected to run the government then we can ask him what he would cut.

But if it's true that our government did all that in an hour then I am definitely voting for Obama when he runs for reelection because I'm pretty sure he's a freaking sorcerer.

Hostees did it for other reasons, but no need to run a business against your own conscience when forced by a godless government to do things against your own beliefs!

That pattern runs counter to speculation that Catholics would focus more on hot - button issues at a time when Catholic bishops are battling the Obama White House over government - mandated contraception coverage.

When will Iran's government and clerics stop running from the truth that their religion - which they call Islam - would be unrecognizable to the Prophet Mohammed?

When you force government run charity, it actually hinders the poor instead of helping them, in many cases.

But now insurance can't deny his daughter life - saving treatments (and without his government - run insurance when he was a Senator, odds are his daughter would have died a month after birth like most children with her disease).

@HOWARD funny how the first thing people like you go running to is some sort of attack on government welfare when thats only a fraction of the entire story.

As for that erosion, recent data from the World Values Survey tells us that only 30 percent of U.S. millennials (i.e., those born after 1980) think it «essential» to live in a democracy; 24 percent of those same millennials think democracy a «bad» or «very bad» way to run a country; and only 19 percent judge it «illegitimate» for the military to take over when the government is incompetent or failing to do its job.

To me, Islam has become a political entity, they run governments, and when a «religion» runs government their philosophy is not offered, its mandated.

President Eisenhower, who had never been a church member until he decided to run for the presidency (he quickly became a Presbyterian), summed up the religiosity of the period when he said: «Our government makes no sense unless it is founded on a deeply felt religious belief — and I don't care what it is.»

I agree with Tom, no one cares that you believe, thats fine by me, but when you try to envelope your religious beliefs into government / lawmaking / schooling, you cross a line, the Taliban runs their government with a strict religious core and thats working out great for those under their law, isn't it?

They can't, when what they want is a government run by a religion — theirs, of course.

Just ask the Catholics in the late 1800s, when the US government wanted to ration the amount of Catholics in the country, since they were afraid that the Pope would end up running the USA.

We are no better than the middle east when we try to run our government with religion.

Should corporations come running to Washington for help with a big project like this when they usually want the government to leave them alone?

When we elect a government to run the country we have accept that they will make decisions on our behalf.

When schools are run by government bureaucrats... the details of 9th - Grade biology classes, the propriety of patriotic rituals & religious observances, speech / dress / behavior codes... and every other possible issue — from how to teach math & reading... to vending machine contents & cafeteria menus — becomes a POLITICAL issue.

Turnout doubtless goes up when the electorate wants to give the incumbent party of government a good kicking, but it also goes up when the result looks like being close run.

James Scott recently argued that when states historically tried to levy taxes people would run to the hills, and that the hill cultures reflect this aversion to government.

A horror show of decrepit political formations not seen since the inter-war years has been exhumed from the crypt and installed across Europe: national governments, externally - imposed technocrats, even — in Greece — a troika - dictated regimen «reminiscent of Austria in 1922, when a High Commissioner was posted to Vienna by the Entente — under League of Nations colours — to run the economy to its satisfaction» (Anderson, 2012, 57).

The government is condemned for running out of ideas when the truth is it has already had more than enough of them.

«One of the criticisms of Carl Paladino when he was running for governor was that he didn't have a good understanding of the ins and outs of government and parliamentary procedure.

My research looks at ideologies as being produced at different levels, from that of government, through the press, electronic media and interest groups, right down to the normal and never - ending manifestations of the ideas and values we hold when we consider how the various communities to which we belong — national or local, formal and informal — should be run.

«I had a front - row seat in the private sector to what happens when a government office meant to provide grownup supervision to Albany politicians was itself run by Albany politicians,» Trichter said.

Sen. Jeff Klein has now made clear that he and his fellow IDCers would like to form a so - called coalition government with the Senate Republicans, which, in his description, entails a true bipartisan power - sharing situation when it comes to running the chamber.

«While I believe that state government can be a servant of the people when run well and with integrity, it's just not the right time for me to seek the governorship,» he wrote.

«As the governor became more and more steeped in his quest for power and headlines and not actually getting things done for the state, and the more you saw in the Percoco trial how state government is actually run, when you see all that — it just built up.»

And the tories are running only at around their election result level in polls (marginally higher) so there has been little boost to their popularity that often happens when a new government forms.

Back when he was running for governor, Cuomo pledged, «We must use technology to bring more sunlight to the operation of government.»