Sentences with phrase «to come from the state»

About 43 percent of city education funding comes from the state.

The grant money comes from the State and Municipal Assistance capital program and should be available immediately.

As you know, close to 40 percent of the city budget comes from state aid; the school district is over 70 percent.

The endowment will cost $ 30 million, which comes from the state, city and private donations.

Such evidence is especially important for candidates who come from states that make student growth at least a significant factor of a teacher evaluation (see Goal 3 - B).

Most school funding now comes from state and federal sources.

Among the top schools, the median level for student charges was 30 percent, with 16 percent coming from state support.

Help isn't coming from the states, either.

It is also coming from state regulators who are concerned about the rising cost of electricity.

Funding for the remainder of the $ 199 million project comes from state and local sources.

Financial support for this program comes from the state student funding allowance.

The rest comes from state, local and private sources.

It shouldn't have to come from your state capital.

The ballot language that was originally proposed came from the state attorney general's office.

I'm coming from a state without emissions testing to a state that requires it.

The money most likely came from state oil revenues in a country where the vast majority survive on less than a dollar a day.

The membership base came from the state and local real estate exchanges, but individual real estate brokers from areas not covered by exchanges were also allowed to join.

One of the most lucrative, however, comes from state agencies that actually provide partial or full loan forgiveness programs.

The expansion came from another state the universe was in before it began expanding.

«I'd love to say that the grains we use came from my state,» she said.

While $ 650 million of that surplus is coming from state settlements, $ 350 million is coming from enhanced tax revenues.

A lot of that money has come from state contractors.

The order came from the state, part of the 2018 state budget.

Is it odd coming from the states and adjusting to an entirely new year of seasons?

Historically, most funding of public colleges comes from state and local governments... and has been declining for the last 15 years.

Since the early 1970s, much additional funding for education has come from state rather than local sources.

In an educational system where each state is able to set its own educational priorities and where funding for education still primarily comes from state and local sources, she faces an uphill climb.

Most of the support for this all volunteer organization comes from state associations.

The mutual fund's annual statement should tell you how much of the exempt interest comes from each state.

38 % of this country's electricity production comes from state owned plants.

Liability requirements come from state financial responsibility laws, so each state has different requirements for the limit of liability.

Just because the money comes from the state, doesn't mean that the state can necessarily direct the outcome.

There is no charge to parents because funding comes from state and local taxes.

Of the district's $ 2.7 billion in revenues in 2013, 50 percent came from the state and 14 percent from the federal government; city and local contributions made up the remainder.

Perhaps those crop destructive extremely cold Arctic airmass blasts destroying oranges in Florida come from the State of Minnessota?

If you're wondering where the best corn in Canada comes from I state with certainty that place is Leamington, Ontario.

He said: «I am encouraged to see a record proportion of university entrants now coming from state schools and disadvantaged areas.

About 80 percent of the city's annual operating budget comes from the state in the form of foundation aid, Skahen said.

During that time, Taub testified, he expected the grants, which came from the state Department of Health through funding from the Health Care Reform Act, to involve meetings with the department about requirements for the funds, as well as regular assessments of the funding's use.

So please, do not explain to me, coming from a state where democratic governors and republican governors have supported virtually no gun control.

One of the more intriguing proposal to address this crisis comes from state senator Scott Wiener of San Francisco.

The first response came from state Democratic Party Executive Director Charlie King, who was installed by Cuomo long before the AG was even an official gubernatorial contender to act as the rapid - response attack dog so the campaign didn't have to dirty its hands.

UUP believes that with only 36 percent of SUNY's funding now coming from state coffers, the expansion of performance - based funding would be a poor use of scarce resources.

Further, the report said that most of the money going to public schools comes from state government, and so a reduction in taxable state income, off - set by this loophole, means less state funds go to public education.

Going forward, any potential unions could likely only come from state legislatures or city governments.

Perhaps the most candid comments of the night came from state Senate Majority Leader John Flanagan, who had only been on the job about a month.

In the United States, the drumbeat for national education standards has grown perceptibly stronger in recent years, with leadership coming from state governors.

The bugs come from states like Alabama and Georgia, and they live off of pitch pines, the signature species of Long Island's Pine Barrens.