Sentences with phrase «speak about the budget»

At a press conference on Thursday morning, Gov. Dannel Malloy speaks about the budget that was passed by the House and Senate in the final day of the legislative session.

All residents are welcomed and encouraged to attend and speak about the budget.

Gov. Dannel P. Malloy, left, listens as Ben Barnes, secretary of the state Office of Policy and Management, right, speaks about the budget adjustments that they are proposing for the 2019 fiscal year during a press conference at the state Capitol.

Mayor Bill de Blasio, center, speaks about the budget of the city's public hospitals.

De Blasio testified against the measure when he spoke about his budget priorities in Albany last week, saying it would «produce uncertainty in financing and unnecessarily add difficulty and delay to the process of building the affordable housing struggling New Yorkers need.»

Not exact matches

CNBC's Morgan Brennan speaks with L3 Technologies CEO Chris Kubasik and chairman Mike Strianese about the U.S. defense budget and acquisition activity in the defense space.

Poloz said little about Harper's obsession with a balanced budget, which in retrospect speaks volumes.

I spoke with Holmes about the communication strategy behind this budget and how the government can use branding to sell its policy.

We spoke to members of Canada's business community about whether the federal budget will be good for business and the economy.

As with most startups and small businesses, if your primary concern is budget, I'd advise being open about that when speaking with a photographer for the first time.

Ryan's advocacy for cutting taxes and trimming the deficit — he is the architect of the GOP's proposed federal budget — married with his willingness to talk about fiscal belt - tightening in moral terms and his low - key social conservatism speak to a political moment in which the economic concerns of the Tea Party and the social focus of the Christian right have merged into a relatively cohesive anti-Obama movement.

Personally, I'm more concerned with this happening since the majority of Republican congressmen I have spoken to always ask me about how I feel about making NSLP a block grant, very similar to how Reagan dismantled the program in 1990 by cutting $ 1.4 BILLION from the budget.

«I was speaking to some colleagues in Southwark about this last night and the route of their concerns was that in the council there, they were cutting budgets all over the place and they were concerned about the allocation of resources within the council.

Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver sounded exasperated about the lack of a three - way budget deal this afternoon while speaking with reporters, but declined to declare outright that Gov. David Paterson't isn't negotiating in good faith, saying only: «I think we'll find that out over the weekend.»

«As a state worker, and I believe I speak for most of us, I don't believe we would be as up in arms about negotiations if we saw that Gov. Paterson and our legislators were doing their best to also reduce their salaries, their perks, their staffing patterns and to get their job done, by passing a budget.»

At 8 a.m., NYC First Deputy Mayor Dean Fuleihan speaks at a Crain's Business Breakfast, where he will talk about his new position, the next city budget and other issues, The New York Athletic Club, 180 Central Park S., Manhattan.

But the kinds of reductions that he's talking about go exactly against the states that brought [Trump] to the dance, so to speak,» said G. William Hoagland, a former long - time Republican Senate budget aide.

Malloy's spokesman, Mark Bergman, said the governor spoke with business executives in recent days about the budget.

Governor David Paterson (r.) and Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver speak with reporters about the state budget.

Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie, D - Bronx, looks on as members speak about passing an emergency budget extension in place of the state budget.

And in the recent budget, the chancellor of the exchequer, George Osborne, spoke about increasing the numbers again which could mean more to come.

That is why on Wednesday night several of my Assembly colleagues and I decided enough was enough, and out of frustration we stormed the governor's office and demanded that he speak to us about the lateness of the state budget.

Generally speaking, lawmakers are trying to determine whether it's worth going to war with Cuomo now, or waiting to see if he's really serious about being willing to risk a late budget — and a government shutdown — to get what he wants in ethics reform.

Anyone with comments about the $ 1.6 billion budget is encouraged to speak at the public hearing, which is scheduled for 5 p.m. Monday, Nov. 23.

GOVERNOR»S MEN COME TO HAVERSTRAW TO EXPLAIN HIS PLANS FOR NEW YORK BY EVAN WECHMAN Governor Andrew Cuomo has asked his commissioners to speak at all of the state's counties about his proposed budget for 2012 - 2013.

The entire state budget is being negotiated as we speak I think it's though sometimes to communicate all of what you want to talk about in an effective manner,» he said.

«They were included in the budget on the theory of, «statement of priority,» because if it's not in the budget, then it's not important,» Cuomo continued, speaking specifically about the Dream Act and Education Investment Tax Credit.

Sen. Jeffrey Klein, the Bronx Democrat who heads the IDC, even spoke glowingly during the debate about the budget resolution.

De Blasio and Cuomo, who have been fighting since the beginning of the mayor's tenure, recently spoke about the state budget.

Governor Andrew Cuomo has asked his commissioners to speak at all of the state's counties about his proposed budget for 2012 - 2013.

In this «5 Minutes With...» segment we spoke with Richard Ravitch about the State Budget Crisis Task Force and New York State's fiscal challenges.

It wasn't the first time Cuomo has spoken threateningly about teacher evaluations since he proposed them in his budget address earlier this month.

Paterson spoke at length about the budget, the transition of power, and his hopes to work in energy policy after he leaves office.

It was always unlikely that we would see the same furore we had following the Budget, but the chancellor will also have known that even yesterday's unpopular measures are unlikely to result in lasting damage as long as people's optimism about the real economy continues to increase and our polls show this to be the case (relatively speaking at least).

But several advocates I spoke with today said the true test of whether Cuomo is serious about creating a public campaign finance system is if he puts funding for said system in his 2014 - 15 executive budget proposal (assuming, that is, no deal is reached prior to the start of the 2014 session, which, given the Senate GOP's opposition to the idea, seems highly unlikely at this point).

I spoke this afternoon with former LG Richard Ravitch, who has years of experience as a budget reformer, and he sounded not quite sold on Gov. Andrew Cuomo's proposed Tier 6 plan, nor was his thrilled about the demonizing of public sector employees that is taking place as elected officials all over the country struggle with varying degrees of fiscal meltdown.

Here's the full text of Cuomo's e-mail, which was forwarded by a reader (interestingly, it speaks in very general terms about the budget and «realigning» spending, but makes no mention of the deep education and health care cuts, which opponents say will lead to service reductions):

He also spoke about some key sector deliverables in 2017 and provided key policy initiatives for 2017 and other highlights in the budget.

From 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., Manhattan BP and NYC Comptroller - elect Scott Stringer and executives, philanthropic officials and scholars speak during the Citizens Budget Commission's conference about budget and economic concerns of Mayor - elect Bill de Blasio's administration; 58 E. 68th St., ManhBudget Commission's conference about budget and economic concerns of Mayor - elect Bill de Blasio's administration; 58 E. 68th St., Manhbudget and economic concerns of Mayor - elect Bill de Blasio's administration; 58 E. 68th St., Manhattan.

But Flanagan, speaking with reporters this morning, said he would speak with Faso about the issue as the state prepares a budget plan due to pass at the end of next week.

The UConn College Democrats invited Sen. Gayle Slossberg, a Milford Democrat and one of three Democrats who voted in favor of a state budget proposed by Republicans, to speak on Oct. 3 about the impact of the state budget on the university.

«And clearly we made that mistake in this budget that was passed originally on June 3... I speak particularly about the data - processing tax as a good example.»

WAMC's Pioneer Valley Bureau Chief Paul Tuthill spoke with Jo Comerford, executive director of the National Priorities Project about what the budget deal means.

«This is an emergency budget, so let me speak plainly about the emergency that we face,» Mr Osborne told MPs.

At the state budget hearing, Mayor Bill de Blasio of New York spoke about education, children's services and affordable housing.

I was proud to speak at a recent budget testimony about a vital education program that the UFT supports: the Positive Learning Collaborative.

WAMC's David Guistina speaks with Miles Reed, Editor of The Daily Gazette, about the region's school budget results.

«The truth about the alleged budget padding and abuse of office can not be kept from the public, and treated as an internal matter or a case of see no evil, speak no evil.»

Gov. Rick Scott, Senate President Joe Negron and Senate budget chief Rob Bradley all spoke about the shooting through that lens.

Mr. Russell and town comptroller John Cushman will speak and answer questions about the budgeting process.