Sentences with phrase «with operating deficits»

The net philanthropic need for all schools managed by CMOs in the NewSchools portfolio is effectively zero, but since the schools that operate with surpluses generally do not cross-subsidize those with deficits (sometimes even within the same CMO), the actual school - level philanthropic need across the 71 schools in the portfolio with operating deficits was more than $ 25 million in the 2010 school year, or just under $ 360,000 per school.

Nassau OTB has about $ 12 million in debt and ended 2015 with an operating deficit of more than $ 7 million.

Not exact matches

Half of this impact on the deficit outcome was offset by lower expenses, with virtually all of it due to lower direct program expenses — other transfers and departmental and agency operating costs.

This profile reflects in part the operations of the employment insurance (EI) program, with premium rates increasing to 2016 and falling thereafter, as the deficit in the EI Operating Account is «paid off».

Most managers running retail and pension money have no idea what a triple - hook rating means for any company with massive cash flow deficits operating in a financial environment in which the Fed is not printing trillions of dollars that can be recycled into bad ideas.

A recent report also forecasted that nearly 150 oil platforms in the North Sea are scheduled to be decommissioned by 2026, as one in seven barrels there are produced at a loss, and around half of the 22 companies in the area are currently operating with significant deficits.

«Rebounding is one of our weak points,» concedes Blair, but the Johnsons are used to operating with a size deficit.

Earlier this month Netzel proposed closing the pool in Reed - Keppler Park, contending that it has operated with an average annual deficit of more than $ 30,000 since the city took over operations in 1981.

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Both governors set about to closing massive budget deficits, with Malloy often reacting negatively to comparisons to Cuomo's efforts in New York, which reportedly culminated with a call from Cuomo's top aide telling Malloy's office: «We operate on two speeds here: Get along, and kill.»

«Our deficit reduction plan includes major changes in the way the government operates,» Brown said scathingly in reply, mocking Cameron's preoccupation with expenses and the utterly irrelevant state of the Commons.

His tenure included the Thruway Authority taking the lead on the Tappan Zee bridge replacement project, but also saw a continued strain on its finances as it is operating with a $ 35 million deficit.

The city hospital system remains in crisis, with huge operating losses and mounting deficits.

In 2013, the County had anticipated an operating deficit of $ 1.9 Million, but ended the year with a $ 1.5 Million surplus.

Cuomo's budget division says it will cover most of the $ 3.5 billion deficit with unspecified cuts (and some accounting gimmicks, no doubt, like re-classifying certain spending programs) that hold operating spending growth to 2 percent.

In 2012, the County had anticipated an operating deficit of $ 1.8 Million, but ended the year with an $ 8.4 million surplus.

The early warning system will include nine financial indicators, such as cash - on - hand and patterns of operating deficits, together with broader demographic information like population trends and tax assessment growth.

Even more amazingly, we are paying down the deficit bond out of our operating expenses, taking further steps to pay what we owe with income generated by conservative budgeting practices.

Faced with a $ 1.6 million deficit requiring major cuts in programs, members of the North Chicago city school board were ready to close the district's nine schools in March, until Gov. Jim Edgar of Illinois promised emergency operating funds for the 4,300 - student district.

State officials recently estimated that 85 percent of the state's school districts were operating with budget deficits.

The schools operated by CMOs often receive less overall public funding on a per - pupil basis than comparable district - run public schools, with the deficit ranging from approximately 10 to 30 percent.

Many CMOs utilize a model where new schools operate with a deficit for two to four years until the schools reach full enrollment capacity, at which point the schools will generate operating «surpluses» at the site level.

An Education Intelligence Agency analysis of 2010 - 11 Internal Revenue Service filings reveals five of the eight largest teacher union local affiliates in the nation operated with budget deficits.

Even with $ 200 million in additional state funding this year and another $ 200 million in «painful» cuts, Chicago Public Schools began the academic year projecting an operating deficit of more than $ 1 billion.

This legislation will recognize that in times of crisis a deficit may be the appropriate action — but only with a plan to return to balance, and only with an accompanying freeze on operating spending.

Prices would remain high with the market for coal, copper, iron ore and other basic materials operating in deficits.

The US, he writes, «continues to operate with generally tepid economic growth, headline unemployment rates well in excess of 9 %, and a budget deficit well in excess of a trillion dollars,» yet the S&P 500 has more than doubled since 2009.

The school has been operating with a $ 9 million deficit for more than a decade and has seen its investment portfolio shrink.

There is a big power storage issue with solar energy, for example if the sun don't shine what would you do with that 2 gigawatt deficit, nuclear plants operate 24/7 not the 10 hours a day sunlight you would get as far north as the Mongolia desert.

... Monarch was dealing with professional advisors, not used car salesmen or pawnbrokers whom the public may expect to operate on the basis of «didn't ask, didn't tell», and who collectively suffer a corresponding deficit in trust and confidence.

Since 2008, the FHA Mutual Mortgage Insurance Fund has operated with a deficit, which would be expected after the housing market crash.