Sentences with phrase «started against the proposals»

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When local businesses started railing against Gov. Andrew Cuomo's «Tax Free New York» proposal and the Legislature booted it back to Executive Chamber, it was tweaked, given a new name and, as a result, a new lease on life.

Buffalo Assemblyman Robin Schimminger, chairman of the Economic Development Committee, is pushing back against the so - called «brunch bill,» saying the proposal to allow bars, restaurants and sporting venues to sell alcoholic beverages starting at 8 a.m. is too drastic a step to take all at once.

If you become aware of any proposals in your area which are of concern, please do get in touch, and consider starting a local campaign against the plans.

Mulgrew testified against the proposals during a budget hearing in Albany last week, and the U.F.T. has started airing anti-Cuomo advertisements.

Moreover, if we ignore the inflated rhetoric being used by those defending Head Start, their major arguments against the administration proposal are reasonable.

The association's national office sent Head Start directors a letter with detailed instructions about how to lobby against the Bush proposal.

For now the Asociación de Maestros de Puerto Rico will continue mobilizing against the charter and voucher proposals, and Díaz said they are also going to start more vocally championing for public schools that provide robust wraparound social services.

Last week North Yorkshire County Council announced it was considering passing 23 of its 35 libraries to volunteers as part of proposals to try and find savings of # 168m in the next five years, against a starting budget of # 500m.

The debtor will supply the trustee with a list of all legal actions against them (whether pending, started, or completed) and the parties involved are given notice that a filing for a proposal or a bankruptcy has been made and that the stay is in place.

The dispute started when John T. Impey ran for a school board seat and campaigned against a $ 3 million bond proposal that L.J. Hart & Co. and its owner, Larry Joe Hart, underwrote.

The proposal deals with the rules on disclosure of evidence, as the victims of infringements of antitrust rules often encounter difficulties in obtaining all the evidence necessary to start proceedings against the (alleged) undertakings causing the infringements.

(29) It is only «starting in the late 1950s», (34) some time after a proposal for a constitutional amendment fixing the Supreme Court's size failed to pass, that the convention against court - packing solidified — to the point where the term «court - packing» became an all - purpose epithet.