Sentences with phrase «want more taxpayer money»
Private schools that want more taxpayer money need to earn more public confidence and support.
http://host.madison.com/ Not exact matches
By Paul Snyder Madison leaders want to encourage more development while protecting taxpayers» money.
Walker's spokeswoman Jocelyn Webster said the governor wants to adjust income tax withholding tables to put more money in taxpayers» pockets immediately and is also eyeing income and property tax reductions.
«If we don't make those a little more efficient and a little bit more taxpayer friendly, you can call this government whatever you want, it's not going to save you any money,» Antonacci said.
The President now wants more money to fund more pet projects, when it is clear that his administration has not been responsible with the taxpayer dollars that have already been spent.»
Principal Bob Isherwood would love to see more money spent on technology, but, he says, «When it is left up to local school boards and taxpayers, they rarely want to spend the money.»
«LA Unified probably gets more taxpayer money than any other entity in the state, I'm willing to bet, and yet it's fine with us that they do whatever they want with it and we're just supposed to throw the money at them?»
While he proposed cutting money for public schools and shifting even more of the costs of public education onto the backs of middle income property taxpayers, Malloy wanted the legislature to give him even more money so that his corporate education reform industry associates could open up two more charter schools in Connecticut.
The school industry is huge, and Dell wants more of taxpayers money, but there is nothing in particular about these tablets that make then more fit for school or education than any other tablets.
meanwhile, china builds coal - fired power stations by the week, while australia demonises coal & wants to shut down its own & give away more taxpayer money for expensive solar, wind & other unworkable, unnecessary CAGW «solutions»!
But these court - appointed lawyers want to earn, vis - a-vis tax dollars, more money than all but 90 percent of taxpayers.