Sentences with phrase «severe cuts to our budget»

It is economically unfeasible unless we make severe cuts to our budget.

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The American military and US defense contractors are facing severe cuts in their budgets, and need to constantly re-justify themselves.
Having been forced by the severe economic environment in 2009 to make cuts across its business, Arla Foods has substantially increased its investment budget for 2010 to DKr1.84 billion (Eur250 million) as the Scandinavian dairy giant again focuses on expansion.
Despite severe cost cutting, scores of layoffs and wholesale restructuring last year, Chicago Public Schools faces a budget deficit estimated at $ 600 million to $ 700 million in 2013, with the cost of a longer school day still unknown, officials said.
In the beginning, the concern with national public spending, led to severe budget cuts in 2011 and 2012.
That report, which is entitled Taking New York Backwards: Pataki Commission's Tax Cuts Exacerbate Inequality and Favor the Wealthy, details the flawed budgeting and severe inequity of the recommendations, which fail to adequately address urgent needs in education funding, health care, infrastructure investments, and progressive tax relief for lower and middle - income families.
However, yesterday communities secretary Eric Pickles informed LGA chairman Sir Merrick Cockell of a more severe budget cut - of a further # 2.2 m - to come into force on 1 April this year.»
Ireland is to shed nearly 1000 Ph.D. and postdoctoral posts in 2010 and 2011 as a result of severe government budget cuts.
Hofstadter has taken part in various studies through the years that have investigated concepts for missions to Uranus which haven't been selected by the U.S. space agency to date, due to severe budget cuts to its planetary science programs.
«Every day we support education professionals who are suffering the consequences of many factors causing severe pressure: budget cuts; fewer staff, bigger class sizes and localised recruitment and retention difficulties in some areas are adding to workload and increasing stress levels.
This deficit spending will ultimately require severe, across - the - board reductions in domestic programs, and Trump has already signaled, in both his proposed FY2018 and FY2019 budgets, that he favors billions in cuts to education.
Severe state budget cuts and declining enrollment are forcing urban districts across the nation to consider what often is a last resort — closing schools.
There is now much inequity and inequality on the backs of students with disabilities, teachers and clinicians, who have had to deal with severe budget cuts.
While federal cuts to education would cause all districts to either reduce services or compensate for deficits with state or local dollars, Trump's proposed budget would have the most severe impact on districts with high concentrations of poverty and other challenges.
Head teachers are warning cuts to their budgets mean schools could soon be facing severe financial hardship, which could result in lower standards.
Head teachers are warning that cuts to their budgets mean schools could soon be facing severe financial hardship, which could result in lower standards.
That says nothing, of course, about the neighborhood sewers that keep backing up and leaving puddles on your playground or the severe economic downturn and the budget cuts that are likely to follow.
When many states and districts were facing teacher layoffs due to severe budget cuts during the 2009 recession, the Obama administration offered a share of $ 4.35 billion dollars to states through the Race to the Top competition.
Opens the door to severe budget cuts: Sen. Alexander's bill eliminates the ESEA's «maintenance of effort» provision, which requires districts that receive Title I funding — designed to help low - income and disadvantaged students — to maintain approximately the same spending levels on education from year to year.
«We've outpaced the state in the last five years and continue to, in the face of severe budget cuts,» said Superintendent John Deasy.
And all these changes have happened against a backdrop of budget cuts severe enough to, in my school district, render librarians, counselors, and data coordinators extinct.
In a year of severe budget cuts, the Louisiana State Legislature was threatening to significantly cut the early childhood budget, which would result in the potential elimination of high - quality pre-K for more than 16,250 4 - year - olds.
Faced with its toughest budget ever, Colorado Springs, Colorado, has made service cuts so severe they've garnered national (and international) media attention from outlets ranging from CNN to the Wall Street Journal.
In 2013, severe budget cuts to public education closed 23 schools and left those remaining schools without extracurricular programs, guidance counselors, librarians, and other vital resources.
Schools could soon be facing severe financial hardship which could affect standards because of cuts to their budgets, head teachers warn.
With severe cuts, and consolidating some schools, Hudnut got their schools to live within their budgets.
The National Science Foundation wasn't mentioned in Trump's original «skinny budget» in March but is tagged with an 11 % cut in the more fleshed out version released in May, certainly less severe than the 31 % cut to EPA or 18 % redlined at the National Institutes of Health.
Cases involving medical negligence and patient harm have absolutely no business clogging the federal court system — a system now struggling with severe budget cuts due to the sequester.
Some of the most severe cuts in the budget are to public health, prevention and primary care, three areas of health that can make a real difference to Indigenous health — and possibly contribute to «closing the gap».
There is no attempt in the current budget to repair damage caused by the IAS via funding cuts and the poorly targeted distribution of resources, despite severe criticism recently tabled by the Finance and Public Administration References Committee Inquiry.
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