"There are much lower budgets for music campaigns," Levine said.
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Lowered advertising budgets, for instance, could negatively impact its numbers.
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Increasing budgets for Alzheimer research is an uphill battle, though.
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Venkat also says AngloGold Ashanti also budgets for stronger currencies.
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Most recently, the government approved significant budgets for the purpose.
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And scientists often gripe about inadequate budgets for their work.
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Now Mr. Mulvaney is writing budgets for the White House.
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That compares with capital spending budgets for $72.2 billion in 2017.
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Instead, states have been steadily slashing mental health budgets for years.
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On Tuesday, Leitao pledged balanced budgets for the next five years.
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I work on preparing budgets for some of my extra duties.
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Buyers out shopping were having to recalculate their budgets for homes.
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Plus, it has slashed the budgets for programs that promote enrollment.
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They cut budgets for implementing Obamacare provisions, like modernized data systems.
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As costs rise, more people are setting strict budgets for their projects.
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Here's the key graph: The carbon budgets for coal are in blue.
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Obviously, you need to have different rates and different budgets for those hospitals.
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States have far leaner budgets for land management than the federal government does.
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Budgets for social media campaigns also increased, according to Ong and his colleagues.
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Digital platforms mainly rely on a subscription model, meaning lower budgets for projects.
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The drop comes as many oil producers are assembling drilling budgets for 2019.
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It teaches participants how to interview for jobs and set budgets for themselves.
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Budgets for start-up parties, he said, can easily go above $10 million.
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Facebook has wanted to get its hands on TV ad budgets for years.
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The major countries of Europe must have been shortchanging their defense budgets for years.
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"Most budgets for the OPEC countries can't be maintained at this level," he continued.
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The recession was forcing the school to tighten budgets for things like floral arrangements.
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The administration has slashed budgets for advertising and for enrollment-assistance programs this year.
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He drew up budgets for what he envisioned would be six league-owned franchises.
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Budgets for health, education, pensions, even the military are all on the chopping block.
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But public defenders and court-appointed lawyers have limited budgets for commissioning such materials.
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We need to begin making plans and passing multiyear budgets for critical military hardware.
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Weekly magazine Automobilwoche had earlier reported that Audi was cutting budgets for external projects.
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Federal budgets for biodefense soared after the attacks but have declined in recent years.
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For artists, whether it's a stylist or a personal shopper, they have budgets for clothes.
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Chinese telecoms operators cut their capex budgets for 2017 by 13% yoy to CNY0003 billion.
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That tussle left the state without complete budgets for an unprecedented two straight fiscal years.
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Budgets for peacekeeping and other missions, he complained, were sloppily drawn up and poorly supervised.
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Rather, there are budgets for compensation and a rationale for how salaries are divvied up.
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Local governments are making room in already tight budgets for emergency repairs, just in case.
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Several miners said this week that they have hiked budgets for exploration, construction and expansion projects.
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The administration also has slashed the budgets for outreach and advertising promoting enrollment in Obamacare plans.
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Job description: Produces tax returns, financial reports, and budgets for a company by analyzing financial records.
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It's right around the time when many companies will be finalizing budgets for the next year.
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Image: APAny retailer budgets for broken goods, shoplifting, and other losses, and Amazon is no different.
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That is more than the annual military budgets for the UK, France, Germany, and even Russia.
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Producers, showing signs of financial strain from the tepid oil prices, pared budgets for the year.
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"Budgets for meetings, for group travel and for corporate travel were set in 2017," she said.
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State budgets for higher education have been slashed, and students have to make up the difference.
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The budgets for both 2017 and 2018 assume an average oil price of $45 per barrel.
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Now there are substantial trade imbalances, insufficient budgets for necessities, and high deprivations of personal incomes.
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On the right are our carbon budgets, for the 2 degree and 1.5 degree scenarios respectively.
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Valentine's Day is nearly here, and many of us are musing over our budgets for the holiday.
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Since states are in charge of budgets for education and health, their elections are also more important.
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Rising U.S. healthcare costs, the most expensive worldwide, are straining budgets for families, employers and government agencies.
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And over the past decade, budgets for STEM research and development have declined 10% in purchasing power.
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Mr Osborne has ring-fenced the budgets for a few large departments, such as health and education.
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All the while, they are allocating big budgets for their nuclear arsenals to protect vital national interests.
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One visible way to demonstrate leadership is to start a conversation about carbon budgets for academic travel.
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"It's still like a house," she says when the budgets for her pared-down productions come up.
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That extra money will come, at least in part, from their budgets for the fight against ISIS.
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The administration has raised defense spending while at the same time cutting budgets for public health agencies.
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Instead, having a baby pushed her to get organized and set up calendars and budgets for herself.
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But many poorer families choose E.R. care over taking money from their stretched budgets for health insurance.
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Many of the suggested tweaks are identical to proposals from the Obama administration's budgets for the program.
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IT budgets, for example, never faltered even as too many investors focused on buybacks which were fairly concentrated.
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Since the 2007-09 financial crisis, air traffic has increased and budgets for passport controllers have been slashed.
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I kept dreaming of that full- time job, coming up with budgets for different incomes, with different breakdowns.
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And they shortened the open enrollment period and slashed budgets for marketing and navigators who support the exchanges.
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Republicans should support the budgets for those programs and demand that they be integrated into all security strategies.
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Budgets for film projects are becoming so minuscule it's forcing people to do more work for less money.
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This might have been O.K. had we not also increased our budgets for the band and rehearsal dinner.
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Analysts covering social media stocks have expressed concern about how the coronavirus epidemic threatens advertising budgets for companies.
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As budgets for science fiction shows have spiraled higher and higher, studios are taking fewer and fewer chances.
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Osborne also likes to use budgets for surprise moves such as July's big increase in the minimum wage.
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Spending upwards of $1,500 or more on a laptop just doesn't fit into the budgets for many people.
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There would be separate budgets for operating expenses and capital costs like hospital construction and major equipment purchases.
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After China made the announcement two weeks ago, soybean prices plummeted, upending farmers' budgets for the coming year.
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In the meantime, budgets for research the EPA have been slashed, and much of the staff is taking buyouts.
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Some decide instead to strain their budgets for a home that would have been traditionally considered a trade-up.
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While we fanatically manage our company, we do not worry about missing revenue or expense budgets for good reasons.
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Trump has said he wants to cut the budgets for foreign aid and the State Department by a third.
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These could be costly, like providing grants or infrastructure budgets for the government to just build this internet itself.
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One reason that hospital beds are in such short supply is that budgets for social care have been slashed.
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A spokeswoman for the Coast Guard told the newspaper that the service budgets for presidential travel during each administration.
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Combine the budgets for Education and Defense and we would have about $22019 trillion over the next five years.
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Gaming may come out of experimental budgets, for example — or in the case of Twitch, digital video or programmatic.
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The administration was seeking $3.6 billion for the 2017 and 2018 budgets for just over 100 miles of wall.
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Budgets for hospitals are updated every year to ensure that their spending grows more slowly than the state's economy.
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J.P. Morgan said Boeing and Lockheed Martin both received higher spending budgets for their key programs under the proposal.
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The administration was seeking $7003 billion in the 2017 and 2018 budgets for just over 100 miles of wall.
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Digital streaming TV companies that don't charge people for access are rising as consumers face saturated budgets for subscription content.
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"We will not feel safer when the budgets for such projects will be essentially cut," said Polish Ambassador Piotr Wilczek.
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Harper cancelled the long-form census — the government's most important data-gathering tool — and slashed budgets for climate science programs.
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Tariff costs could squeeze budgets for such initiatives, says Manny Manriquez, general director of the Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association USA.
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The big picture: Free digital, ad-supported streaming TV companies are rising as consumers face saturated budgets for subscription content.
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Eggs are still $4 per dozen and tilapia is $8 per pound, which could still stretch budgets for some shoppers.
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Democrats said it was dead on arrival, though that has been the case with presidential budgets for many years now.
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NASA is expected to do big things, but with flat budgets for the next five years, according to Space News.
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" It's not some bigwig company with bundles of cash either, you'll be working with "ridiculously small budgets, for large projects.
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Almost all were small, operating in the shadows of big banks with big budgets for marketing, technology and regulatory compliance.
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As they got older, they took on ownership of small budgets, for things like clothing and eventually budget for lunch.
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Since 2000, Pakistan has more than doubled what it budgets for education, from $223 billion to $210 billion a year.
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The decline continued for decades, in part because of cuts in both state and federal budgets for mental health care.
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Nearly a decade of government austerity has had profound effect on British society, slashing budgets for policing, housing and welfare.
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In an era of flat budgets for the agency, Jim Bridenstine has started talking about corporate sponsorships for NASA missions.
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We need national health care that will put patients first and establish budgets for necessary services, not just lucrative ones.
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But belt-tightening measures imposed following the global financial crisis have eaten away at budgets for policing, hospitals and welfare.
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Budgets for civilian conflict mitigation activities in regions with the highest terrorism rates are already inadequate and are going down.
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We could double the budgets for the Energy Department's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy and Office of Science.
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The PA fails to submit budgets for required audit, eliminating oversight of how over $2628 billion is spent each year.
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In fact, DeVos has proposed cuts to the Special Olympics in her budgets for each year she's been in office.
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Instead, according to a release, the governor would continue to pull money from various agency and departmental budgets for litigation expenses.
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Before that, at 12snap, he managed marketing budgets for Adidas and Lufthansa and helped many European startups in product related roles.
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In fact, estimated student budgets for course materials are around $1,240 annually at four-year colleges, according to the College Board.
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Ron Wyden (D-Ore.) challenged the administration's assertion that the budgets for Medicare and Medicaid wouldn't be cut under Trump's proposal.
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The budgets for those plans could be paid for either by taxing the wealthy, with tax credits or block grants. Sen.
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Indeed, the federal government has been generous: two-thirds of the regional budgets for Crimea and Sevastopol come from federal transfers.
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Some investment banks stopped sponsoring corporate holiday parties altogether, advising individual teams to use their own budgets for more intimate gatherings.
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"Travelers may undershoot their vacation budgets for a variety of reasons," said Keri Danielski, head of communications for Intuit Turbo & Mint.
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"Instead, use your food budget for groceries, then create other, smaller budgets for eating out and going to bars," Taylor says.
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It can also help scientists create budgets for interventions and plan how they might limit travel to affected areas, Norman says.
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The rising costs of other state-funded programs such as health care and prison have also cut into budgets for education.
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He is in charge of setting the budgets for regulators like the Securities and Exchange Commission and Commodity Futures Trading Commission.
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Most of us don't have gargantuan budgets for a new TV, but we do want to buy one that will last.
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Before that, at 12snap, he managed marketing budgets for Adidas and Lufthansa and helped European start-ups in product-related roles.
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Increasing budgets for USAID or investment could follow if more American business and trade interests in the Middle East are realized.
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However, working within the limits of this system, we seek a space in the contraction of budgets for generosity and presence.
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The Trump administration slashed the budgets for advertising and sign-up aid, which many advocates say prompted fewer people to participate.
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Now tabulate the accumulating drain on civic budgets for emergency responders; hospitals; incarceration; drug courts; rehab; mental health services; child welfare.
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Signups for Obamacare coverage have drifted downward over the past two years after Trump slashed the budgets for enrollment help and advertising.
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At Valletta, the Commission set aside 1.8 billion euros ($2 billion) from existing EU budgets for an Emergency Trust Fund for Africa.
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NASA is facing flat budgets for the next five years, without any adjustments for inflation, according to a report in Space News.
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As part of that goal, GPE is striving to get these developing countries to allocate 20% of their overall budgets for education.
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Similarly, you can set up offline budgets for your employees, and Spendesk will make sure your employees upload receipts by sending reminders.
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That leads to the second disruptive factor of ever-escalating herculean budgets for Originals in order to both acquire and retain customers.
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Just as production budgets for premium TV shows have gone up, the quality of speakers in ever-thinner TVs has gone down.
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Procurement of the 45-60 helicopters will continue beyond 2023, which is why the four-year plan budgets for a smaller sum.
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NASA itself has struggled with abysmal budgets for years, but at least it has had the help of private American rocket companies.
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Around Washington, Billington gained a reputation as a dynamic private fundraiser, using these funds to supplement library budgets for collections and programming.
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Both parties promise to run balanced budgets for the foreseeable future, and even think of actively redeeming government debt while cutting taxes.
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Additionally, since Trump took office, the US has cut back UN funding, including slashing the budgets for the United Nations' peacekeeping operations.
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Sure, we might need bigger levees, but we will definitely need bigger budgets for retraining coal workers for the clean energy economy.
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They are arriving in countries where economic growth is slow, good jobs are scarce and budgets for health and education are stretched.
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Budgets for Microsoft products will increase, according to 349 respondents who said they have insight or control of their company's spending decisions.
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Like the water-testing labs, they'll be owned and operated by NGOs, governments and others with budgets for this kind of thing.
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The Army inspector general's report pointed to several factors contributing to weak oversight, including 10 years of reduced budgets for military housing.
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Mr. Margalit, a member of the parliamentary committee that approves budgets for military acquisitions, was a technology entrepreneur before he entered politics.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has said he wants to cut the budgets for foreign aid and the State Department by a third.
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Congressional Republicans are renewing their effort to pass legislation to reduce wildfires in federal forests and help agencies' budgets for fighting them.
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An impasse between Rauner and Democrats who control the legislature left Illinois without complete budgets for an unprecedented two straight fiscal years.
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The city is spending $10,200 for each child, about as much as Boston budgets for its public pre-K, a demonstrably effective program.
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Over-the-top digital streaming TV companies that don't charge people for access are rising as consumers face saturated budgets for subscription content.
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Each team and sub-team are given yearly budgets for developing and personalizing their office space, as well as for team-building events.
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But TV advertising could increase in 2019, with 49 percent saying they plan to up their budgets for TV and other offline media.
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The strain of this newly poor population on our social safety net will devastate local, state, and federal budgets for decades to come.
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The thinking, apparently, was that city budgets for this kind of thing are small and officials would be buying the cheapest phones possible.
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Will Facebook video widen the rift between big brands with huge budgets for video and small businesses who don't know where to start?
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Just as important, a new majority needs to increase staffing and budgets for both members and committees, and especially to add experienced investigators.
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Also the production budgets for these films were higher than the average at that time, which means more effort was put into details.
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With their big budgets—for example, Alabama earns about $150 million a year—the power conference programs offer far greater opportunities for athletes.
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His approval brings to a close the last and most contentious impasse among U.S. states that enacted late budgets for this fiscal year.
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The IT employees we spoke with each believed that one reason they struggled to get budgets for their projects stemmed from this incident.
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Facebook has been after TV ad budgets for years, and mid-roll video ads may be the company's best chance to capture them.
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Budgets for Microsoft's collaboration products, according to the survey, will likely increase as more companies start using Skype for Business and Microsoft Teams.
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YouTube, meanwhile, has rebranded its premium service, while seeking to find a balance in terms of episode lengths and budgets for its shows.
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Lawmakers rattled by the shooting last week at a GOP baseball practice are considering how to expand their budgets for enhanced security measures.
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Each time we did it, we would set the budgets for the next year or two, to get us back to break-even.
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Previous administrations have used it to supplement budgets for work on the White House residence or events like the annual Easter Egg Roll.
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An impasse between the Republican governor and Democrats who control the legislature left Illinois without complete budgets for an unprecedented two straight fiscal years.
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"Travelers may undershoot their vacation budgets for a variety of reasons," Keri Danielski, head of communications for Intuit Turbo & Mint, told CNBC in January.
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States have their own law-enforcement agencies, for one, and a state like Karnataka has big budgets for public projects (indebted Punjab does not).
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Between 2009 and 2011, states cumulatively cut more than $1.8 billion from their budgets for services providing mental health support to adults and children.
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Some communities have turned to Kickstarter to help fund what could be a strain on their budgets for things as simple as portable toilets.
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Therefore, at market prices, providing people better access to the new treatments would require massive tax hikes or cutting budgets for roads and schools.
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"If you are care dependent in Germany, you are eligible to care and companionship services and get state-funded budgets for them," she says.
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The Trump administration will almost certainly request smaller budgets for NASA Earth sciences, and those cuts are likely to be supported by the Congress.
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Rival producers Hess Corp and Continental Resources Inc have also slashed their budgets for the year, though neither has cut as much as Whiting.
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Many of these problems did not begin with the Trump administration — budgets for U.S. nuclear security programs have been declining for nearly a decade.
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It came after Scout units had already begun collecting fees for their 2020 registration renewal process and setting their budgets for the coming year.
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The poor are basically stalked into enrolling, with colleges routinely having bigger budgets for marketing than they do for the costs of providing tuition.
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He is in charge of setting the budgets for regulators like the Securities and Exchange Commission and Commodity Futures Trading Commission: http://bit.ly/2202SN2628UJ.
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With scarce budgets for art education in public schools, teachers are left with no option but to carry the expenses for art supplies themselves.
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Either way, homeowners and small businesses will have to pay more or live with smaller budgets for police, schools, garbage pickup and road repair.
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Budgets for health and education have dropped as a proportion of overall spending, said Ismael Zepeda, an economist with Fosdeh, a Tegucigalpa research institution.
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The U.S. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services is reviewing a state application that commits to global budgets for Medicare physician and hospital spending.
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Last year, Singapore-based United Overseas Bank polled respondents in three Southeast Asian countries to find out their budgets for the Lunar New Year.
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Ultra-Orthodox parties often put the interests of their constituents — big budgets for their schools, exemption from military services — above those of the country.
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The legislature faces a May 31 deadline to pass budgets for this fiscal year and for the 2017 fiscal year that begins July 1.
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And now, Representative Fortenberry, for one, as a member of the House Appropriations Committee, will have outsize influence over the budgets for the endowments.
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The disparity really shows that lower income families don't have much slack in their budgets for mobility-enhancing investments like savings and wealth building.
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"We'd be getting central government functions devolved with massively reduced budgets for us to administer our own cuts," says Martin Gannon, leader of Gateshead council.
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The National Conference of State Legislatures says nearly a dozen states still had not enacted budgets for the new fiscal year as of mid-June.
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What's next: The Pentagon and Air Force have separately estimated $8 billion and $13 billion budgets for these tasks over the next five years, respectively.
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Pulling your own resources or challenging budgets for things so that is really something you can do yourself is always what I'm trying to do.
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While Title IX requires schools have substantially proportionate athletic aid budgets for men and women, there is no such requirement for equity in operational spending.
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Oil producers have been drastically cutting their capital budgets for the year in response to the slump in oil prices that began in June 21.24.
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Some 20 countries, including the U.S., China, India and Brazil, have committed to double their respective budgets for this type of research over five years.
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The state budgets for about the same number of positions as it did five years ago, when the state system housed nearly 30,260.6 more inmates.
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JOMOs deeply resent the video element, which prevents them from checking their emails or playing solitaire while Ted drones on about budgets for 20 minutes.
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These include increased budgets for religious institutions, the strictly Orthodox monopoly over marriage and divorce, and restricting public works, like railway repairs, on the Sabbath.
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Together, they represent the biggest government budgets for space and are very publicly courted by startups trying to gain new capabilities and speed up deployment.
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"Everything they've pledged has a very high cost and it simply won't fit into budgets for coming years," George Chouliarakis told Reuters in an interview.
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Lawmakers balked at providing the administration the $3.6 billion it was seeking in the 2017 and 2018 budgets for just over 100 miles of wall.
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An impasse between Illinois' Republican governor and Democrats who control the legislature left the state without complete budgets for an unprecedented two-straight fiscal years.
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The action plan pledged unprecedented budgets for inclusion and diversity programs in cultural institutions and boasted allocating $1 billion to arts and culture since 2017.
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Budgets for local authorities had not only been slashed, but they were no longer ear-marked for disabled people, another committee member, Damjan Tatic, said.
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Although it won't ship until 2019, Microsoft wants any company drawing up budgets for hardware orders to know it's got something special coming down the pike.
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For one, January is a huge month for promotions according to LinkedIn research, likely because that's when companies reassess their budgets for individual teams and employees.
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Beer made up the largest share of the ads children saw, which Collins noted seems to track the advertising budgets for beer relative to other beverages.
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An impasse between the state's Republican governor and Democrats who control the legislature has left Illinois without complete budgets for an unprecedented two-straight fiscal years.
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Advertising budgets for over-the-top services, where people can watch TV without a cable or satellite subscription, are only about $7 billion, according to Merkle.
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While airports applaud new screening checkpoints, they say such initiatives won't replace federal budgets for screening agents which have failed to keep up with rising traffic.
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On top of that, a widening social security net and a reportedly universal medical insurance coverage leave a larger portion of household budgets for discretionary spending.
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Sellers are likely to increase budgets for sponsored listings, according to Jake Schwarzbaum, co-founder of Velocity Sellers, a company that helps businesses sell on Amazon.
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States may have to pick up the slack since Trump's initial budget plan slashes billions from Price's departments, which have already seen shrinking budgets for years.
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Purdue told VICE Sports that it budgets for proportional spending each year but that variance in how many women's scholarships are used results in spending disparities.
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Any material improvement in contract volumes from the public sector would be challenging, as the discretionary budgets for IT and telecom investments will likely remain constrained.
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Interest from some Chinese home buyers may wane, but overall they tend to have bigger budgets for home purchases than other international buyers, the report found.
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"It underscores how little slack families have in their budgets for mobility-enhancing investments like education, even liquid savings, any kind of wealth building," she said.
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No deal has been reached on raising sequestration caps to prevent drastic cuts to agency budgets for the upcoming fiscal year or raising the debt ceiling.
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But whatever the threat, the Pentagon is also using the stepped-up Russian patrols as another argument for bigger budgets for submarines and anti-submarine warfare.
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The upper chamber is also beginning its appropriations process, with committees holding hearings on budgets for the Securities and Exchange Commission and Commodities Futures Trading Commission.
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"Their budgets for buybacks and dividends were all based on the old tax code, so those dividends and buybacks are about to get bigger, " he said.
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The reforms include new procedures for grant approvals and a way for students to access information on the annual budgets for each category of financial aid.
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It also struck me that there are fears that Trump will slash budgets for the humanities and the arts, including the National Endowment for the Arts.
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The sweeping funding deal would set budgets for loans to U.S. farmers, investment in broadband internet access in rural America and assistance for state transportation projects.
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Without these cost saving measures, some movies could be shelved before production and some television shows could get canceled because budgets for the projects could suddenly inflate.
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Together, Mattis and Kelly will be responsible for at least $86.6 billion in tech spending (based on figures taken from the last Presidential budgets for both departments).
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However, the 40 percent drop in U.S. crude prices since the start of October comes at a time when drillers are setting their budgets for next year.
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Manchester has agreed to a deal in which it will have an elected mayor from May 2017, and more control over budgets for transport and skills training.
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Navigator grantees expected that their new, smaller budgets for 2018 would follow that August 31 announcement because the 2017 budget was set to run out September 1.
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" Shortly afterward, the governor appeared on NY1 and said his fiscal plan represented "one of the strongest budgets for New York City in a long, long time.
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Liberty said its customers are still finalizing budgets for 2019 and that it expected more clarity on 2019 completions demand by the end of the first quarter.
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So far budgets for Discovery Ads are coming from clients' search budgets but she said that she expects for budgets to eventually come from budgets like Facebook.
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American companies lose market share to foreign competitors both at home and abroad, and they struggle to remain profitable — cutting budgets for innovative research and wage increases.
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The National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators created a 16-page monograph with specific guidelines, emphasizing the need to devise budgets for a modest living standard.
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Staff numbers have been cut, and budgets for time-consuming investigative journalism have been slashed in favor of driving page views and ad impressions though clickbait headlines.
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So were the costs linked to more incarceration — particularly the large budgets for running prisons and black Americans' elevated distrust in the criminal justice system — worth it?
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Television networks are gearing up for negotiations with advertisers as part of America's "upfronts", in which brands commit around 70% of their TV-ad budgets for the year.
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Fiordalis said Media Storm currently places Hulu in a hybrid category, competing against the budgets for video-on-demand advertising and addressable programmatic (or automated) TV ad buys.
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However, this was all happening at a time when the budgets for many social programs (including those relating to food stamps and job training) had taken serious cuts.
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The central government has doubled budgets for both road- and rail-building since 236, to a combined total of close to $22016bn a year at today's exchange rate.
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Today, it just happens to appear zero-sum, dominated by large developers who have massive budgets for sophisticated advertising and ASO and hold top grossing ranks for years.
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Some 35 states have increased higher ed budgets for fiscal year 2016, which started in July in most states, according to the National Association of State Budget Officers.
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In the past, publishers touted new content studios, ad units and targeting features to lure ad buyers into increasing digital budgets for some of their biggest brand clients.
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Bethel also said he did not expect an ongoing British defence review to lead to lower budgets for Babcock, an issue that has unnerved investors in the past.
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More cuts to departmental spending are unlikely; there was a "spending review" in November, after all, which was supposed to set out budgets for the next four years.
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Kraninger has more than a decade of experience with budgets for federal agencies, including those within the Treasury, Homeland Security, Housing and Urban Development and Homeland Security departments.
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Perrin estimates the breakdown of digital ad budgets for political campaigns roughly mirror those of commercial advertisers, with Google and Facebook making up about 60% of the spend.
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The deceleration stemmed largely from reductions in state personal income tax revenue and probably helped prevent a record 11 states from filing timely budgets for fiscal year 2018.
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He has also planned to reallocate most public budgets for development and skills training to outsiders seeking to participate in the economy rather than to well-established insiders.
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The high volume of patients also forces physicians to allocate budgets for support staff to help interact with patients, collect initial background information and perform less-demanding tasks.
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In Wisconsin and other Midwestern states where Republicans run the government, environmental groups say that politicians have cut budgets for environmental enforcement and inspections and weakened pollution rules.
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Although Legoland also did well, regional parks like it have their own set of challenges, the report said, including smaller budgets for marketing and investment in new attractions.
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This means the budgets for quality journalism are focused on the wrong places, creating a void that is filled by the cheapest possible content, often from questionable sources.
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These kinds of regulations are common abroad — France, Japan, Switzerland, the Netherlands, and Germany all have some variation of rate setting and set budgets for health care spending.
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However, the document from the Department of Homeland Security specifically mentions the money would come from the agency's budgets for travel, training, public engagement and information technology work.
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Cowen analysts, who surveyed 50 senior ad buyers, said Facebook and Instagram ad budgets will increase in 2018 and 2019, and budgets for Google ads will decline slightly.
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With proper budgets for the technology upgrades required, it will allow U.S. regulators to see risks building up in the global financial institutions they are mandated to oversee.
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"County and city governments desperately need a way to get finance quickly if budgets for fire containment get shot in the first month of fire season," he said.
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Today is planning day for the next month, so I spend the morning sending emails, assigning tasks out to contractors, and setting up our clients' budgets for next month.
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His administration also slashed budgets for Obamacare outreach and suggested it would not enforce the law's individual mandate, which requires every American to have insurance or pay a penalty.
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For capital expenditure, meaning investment budgets for new projects rather than costs for daily operations, as much as 70 percent of cost savings could be sustained, Wood Mackenzie said.
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"I think there's a mismatch between time spent on digital and the amount of money spent on digital," he said, citing ad budgets for TV and newspapers as examples.
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The veteran banker is looking to seal more deals with higher spending countries in the Gulf and Far East, after years of government cuts to budgets for military equipment.
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An impasse between Republican Governor Bruce Rauner and Democrats who control the legislature left the nation's fifth-largest state without complete budgets for an unprecedented two-straight fiscal years.
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The budgets for radio telescopes like the ones Vanderlinde and Parsons work with runs in the millions of dollars, so there's some slack for a few extra thousand bucks.
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But behavior like this may pique the interest of advertisers, which may be looking for dollars to throw into nontraditional campaigns — even if they're just "innovation" budgets for now.
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Last year, the Trump administration proposed to significantly slash budgets for foreign assistance programs, which members of the international community warned could be deadly for people in developing countries.
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In contrast to the spending in the last America's Cup this time budgets for some teams are between $30 and $50 million for the ACWS and the America's Cup.
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Among other things, the administration has slashed budgets for Affordable Care Act outreach and advertising and ordered federal health officials not to participate in state events that encourage enrollment.
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Their web app makes it easy to set budgets for your spending, track how much money you have coming in every month, and stay on top of your expenses.
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Some states have cut back on budgets for their drinking water programs, and many communities focus on tracking just a handful of key contaminants like coliform or disinfectant byproducts.
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Since 2009, the budgets for supplies, textbooks and school technology have been slashed by about half, according to the Public School Forum of North Carolina, a nonpartisan research group.
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And when billions disappear from budgets for old people who have run out of money and have no family to help them, what will be cut first and most?
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A diminished federal role would leave a greater share of water supervision to the states, many of which have cut budgets for their environmental regulators over the last decade.
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Rather than selecting themselves how to divide their money between Etsy's onsite Promoted Listings and offsite Google Shopping ads, the company volunteered to spend sellers' marketing budgets for them.
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FRAGMENTED Smaller airlines are more vulnerable in part because they struggle to cover fixed costs accounting for a sizeable share of their budgets for maintenance, training and other essentials.
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To screw down costs Mr Horta Osório also stripped out three layers of management and placed budgets for travel, advertising and so forth under group-wide rather than divisional control.
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One solution would be an automatic increase in federal government funds for state-level Medicaid and the Children's Health Insurance Programme, which would then free local budgets for other things.
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In a recent interview she said there "must be something" to the fact that violent crime has increased just as budgets for the police and other public services have shrunk.
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WASHINGTON, June 27 (Reuters) - Wall Street's top two U.S. regulators will urge Congress on Tuesday to approve budgets for fiscal 2018 that are at or above their current funding levels.
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Russia's Audit Chamber, in a revision to the Russian state budgets for 2017-703, said Venezuela had not fulfilled its obligations under the Russia-Venezuela intergovernmental protocol from September 2016.
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So barely having budgets for art work and what not works for me because I'm able to design my own covers, conduct my own photoshoots, and create my own videos.
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The contract assigns budgets for each month, between $120-150 a month, and includes stipulations for special occasions when the budget can be broken, like Comic Cons and special conventions.
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The company's sole shareholder was Denis Katsyv, a businessman and the son of Pyotr Katsyv, who, as a high-ranking bureaucrat, oversaw large state budgets for the region surrounding Moscow.
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About 10 U.S. states still do not have budgets for the fiscal year that began on July 1, including Illinois, which is in its third year without an enacted budget.
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While the search giant decreased its lobbying spending compared to this time last year, Amazon, Microsoft, and Uber all boosted their beltway budgets for the first three months of 2017.
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That didn't exactly leave a princely sum for the interiors; budgets for the kind of projects Mr. Salasky usually works on can quickly run north of $1,000 per square foot.
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Republican leaders like Mr. Trump who prefer mobilizing their own base to reaching outside the party for support have become much more aggressive at targeting education budgets for spending reductions.
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It is possible — easy, with small enough budgets — for movies to answer primarily to the personal, artistic choices of filmmakers, and that is how the very best movies get made.
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An article on Friday about the vaquita, an endangered porpoise, referred incorrectly to future budgets for the government offices that employ two scientists, Dr. Frances Gulland and Robert L. Brownell.
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Ahead of a 22010 census that will shape government budgets for the next 25 years, officials in cities in Wyoming, Arizona, Alabama and elsewhere pitched plans to broaden their borders.
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Previously, the escalating costs of fighting worsening wildfires, especially in the western United States, has seen federal officials take money from budgets for other activities like maintaining campgrounds and trails.
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Last year, Trump also reluctantly signed a massive $1.3 trillion spending bill after Democrats pushed for bigger budgets for health and education in exchange for a boost in military spending.
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With limited authority, a string of caretaker governments over the past year have frozen major legislation, key appointments, long-term planning and budgets for the military and important government ministries.
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States have already planned their budgets for the next fiscal year, and most have assumed they will receive full CHIP funding, including the 23 percent bump in matching federal funding.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Fitch Ratings on Wednesday dropped Illinois' credit rating by one notch to BBB, citing the state's "unprecedented failure" to enact complete budgets for fiscal years 2016 and 2017.
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Women's advocates say budgets for homeless shelters, schools, prisons and public restrooms should provide free tampons and sanitary napkins, just as they do for soap, toilet paper and other essentials.
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Budgets for scientific research in both the public and private sectors should grow if we hope to maintain military and technological superiority advantages over countries that seek to challenge us.
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"I have been drawing up budgets for foreigners nonstop" since the fall, said Carlos Llergo, a producer for Arre Lulú, which provides production services for companies that shoot advertisements in Mexico.
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Determined never to borrow money again, we also decided to pull an extra $250 a month from our budgets for an emergency fund that we kept in a regular investment account.
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But this approach resulted in smaller marketing budgets for key brands like Oscar Mayer bacon and the loss of brand managers and market share, according to former Kraft Heinz marketing employees.
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As companies draw up budgets for next year, the extent of investment will also depend on how much they choose to pay out to investors through share buybacks and dividend payouts.
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The budgets for the previous four Transformers movies, including Transformers, Revenge of the Fallen, Dark of the Moon, and Age of Extinction, have been in the $150 to $210 million range.
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" The report does note, however, that there are significant hurdles when it comes to vaccine development, such as "lengthy and costly development time lines" and "government budgets for national vaccination programs.
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This approach resulted in smaller marketing budgets for key brands like Oscar Mayer bacon and the loss of brand managers and market share, according to two former Kraft Heinz marketing employees.
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Did his vision include cutting the budgets for education and the back of the hand in terms of -- UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Are you saying, Morley, history will not be kind to him?
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Leaders are discussing ways to increase money for lawmakers' increased security costs, and are trying to navigate pressure from some to boost taxpayer funding for official office budgets for these purposes.
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"Spending budgets for E&P customers were mostly set in the last month or two, when oil was $50 a barrel," Wright said following the company's initial public offering of shares.
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At the same time, budgets for public security have been slashed amid the deepest recession the country has seen, leaving law enforcement underpaid and underprepared to deal with the mounting violence.
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While 56 percent said their company has cut or delayed spending as a result of COVID-19, 24 percent said their budgets for Teams and for Skype for Business will increase.
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NATIONAL An article on Friday about the vaquita, an endangered porpoise, referred incorrectly to future budgets for the government offices that employ two scientists, Dr. Frances Gulland and Robert L. Brownell.
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The city's plan includes locations and budgets for chlorination facilities to be built to serve three waterways: Alley Creek and Flushing Creek in Queens and the Hutchinson River in the Bronx.
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The money comes from the agency's budgets for travel, training, public engagement and information technology work -- not disaster relief funding, according to the official document and the Department of Homeland Security.
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Such a goal would probably require bigger budgets for both SLS and Orion, and it could introduce more risk into the equation flying people on a rocket that's never been flown before.
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Cressida Dick, the country's top cop, argues that there "must be something" to the fact that violent crime has risen just as budgets for the police and other public services have shrunk.
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"There's lots of reform going on in the prisons, such as new budgets for food supplies, healthcare and education opportunities for inmates, and also reforming the moral behavior of inmates," he said.
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It's impossible to pinpoint a single reason for the overall trend, but slashed budgets for STD-testing programs and the closure of Planned Parenthood clinics across the US are likely key factors.
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As companies draw up budgets for next year, however, the extent of investment will also depend on how much they choose to pay out to investors through share buybacks and dividend payouts.
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As a member and chair of the Upper West Side's Community Board 7, I've tangled with New York's biggest developers and worked on everything from bike lanes to budgets for public services.
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An impasse between Illinois' Republican governor and Democrats who control the legislature left the state without complete budgets for two fiscal years and ballooned the bill backlog to a record $16 billion.
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But many states, including Arizona, have laws on the books that prevent them from regulating more stringently than the federal government and states have been cutting the budgets for their environmental agencies.
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Let's Fund compared 10 innovation-stimulating policies (like carbon taxes, deployment subsidies, and cutting fossil fuel subsidies) and found that increasing budgets for public clean energy R&D is the most effective.
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This joint arrangement with Sub Pop, who still had the band under contract for one more album, immediately put Sebadoh in a position to benefit from major label budgets for the first time.
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I know that your spending will grow to fit the container you give it, so I create meticulous budgets for myself — $300 a month for restaurants, $73 a month on beauty, for example.
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"It is utterly unconscionable that Republicans are insisting on brutally tight budgets for the communities who need it the most, while handing enormous giveaways to corporations and the wealthiest 1 percent," she said.
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The Yugoslav architecture of the new MoMA show historicizes one particular dream: of the Non-Aligned Movement, of big government budgets for a new region of the world, and of socialism writ large.
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An impasse between the Republican governor and Democrats who control the legislature left Illinois without complete budgets for an unprecedented two fiscal years and caused the bill backlog to balloon to record levels.
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Mr. Hammer said that New Jersey Transit's board of directors planned to hold a special meeting next week to approve operating and capital budgets for the fiscal year that began on July 1.
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Mr. Trump's proposed budgets for 2017 and 19973 had requested pay increases of 1.6 percent and 2.1 percent — rates that were lower than the statutory formula, and that were ultimately ignored by Congress.
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In her current role, Ms. Kraninger oversees the budgets for a wide swath of government agencies, including the Treasury Department, the Department of Homeland Security and the Department of Housing and Urban Development.
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We think of water as so good for us that the bottled water industry doesn't need to spend much money on convincing us to buy it, compared with marketing budgets for other beverages.
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The once-staid season now finds studios approving generous budgets for billboards, mail promotions, parties and dinners with the express purpose of getting shows, actors and writers in front of would-be voters.
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Former vice president Joe Biden said the Obama administration — unlike what Trump has done — increased the budgets for CDC and the National Institutes of Health during the 2014 Ebola epidemic in Africa. Sen.
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WASHINGTON — Amazon has yet to break ground in Northern Virginia for its second headquarters, but residents are already turning away persistent speculators, recalculating budgets for down payments on homes and fighting rent increases.
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LONDON — The New York Times has been reporting for the last year on how nearly a decade of government austerity has refashioned British society, slashing away at budgets for policing, housing and welfare.
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Feeding the burgeoning ecosystem, the army is investing billions of dollars in relocating most of its intelligence units to Beersheba and these units tends to have large budgets for state-of-the-art technology.
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That was before 2011, when the Wisconsin Legislature passed Act 10, Republican governor Scott Walker's plan to drastically reduce the power of the state's public sector unions and reduce the budgets for public schools.
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"As budgets for care work ... have been cut," she writes, "a lot of that work has shifted to agencies like police and fire" — agencies that often lack the resources to perform such work well.
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Even though he's seen the budgets for music videos increase throughout the years—Apple now supplying production costs—when it comes to long-form, it remains as an artistic endeavor more than business opportunity.
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Malmgren - who served on President George W Bush's National Economic Council as an adviser on financial market issues - said that NATO, China, the U.S. and Europe had all hiked the budgets for their military.
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The worst recession in more than a century in this country of 200 million also had led government to cut budgets for public health and sanitation services, limiting its ability to respond, Bellei said.
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During the days of plenty, governments in poor countries relied on big annual increases in aid so they could use their own budgets for other purposes; in effect, aid often replaced domestic health spending.
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An audit released in February showed a $53.8 million operating surplus in the fiscal 2017 $20133 billion general fund budget, bringing Detroit to the required three-straight balanced budgets for active oversight to end.
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The problem that it's solving specifically is to try to keep a better handle on projects and specifically the budgets for them amidst the tangle of companies and individuals involved in completing building works.
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The trade ministry plans to help fund research & development with a 13 billion won ($132.82 million) budget over five years for key autonomous driving technologies and additional budgets for other technologies, and ease regulations.
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NBC News reported that the funds were taken from the budgets for response and recovery, preparedness and protection and mission support operations — programs that are used to prepare for events such as Hurricane Florence.
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Ms. Breckenridge said the White House has not had to request any additional money for the new upgrades, which have been paid for out of the existing technology budgets for the various agencies involved.
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Funding for science at federal agencies is faring better in the United States than Australia, as the December 2015 budget deal between Congress and President Obama bolstered budgets for NOAA, NASA and other agencies.
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SpaceX's biggest customer is the government, between NASA and the Defense Department, so his donations to both parties are consistent with a need to maintain relations with those that control budgets for those agencies.
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They also intend to show the devastation that unfolded from the yearslong pill dump: how addiction ate into every sector of county life, crippling budgets for law enforcement, foster care and first-responder squads.
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Starting in 2010 with eight rural hospitals, and expanding its plan in 2014 to the state's other hospitals, Maryland set global budgets for hospital inpatient and outpatient services, as well as emergency department care.
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The hearings focused on the budgets for the Departments of Commerce, Education, Energy, Health and Human Services (HHS), Housing and Urban Development (HUD), Labor and Treasury, and each hearing included the relevant cabinet secretary.
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But "cheap by B&O Play standards" is still quite expensive by most people's budgets for a portable pair of headphones, and the H4s just don't have enough quality or convenience to justify their cost.
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They sensed a change in the way games were headed based on diminishing returns and growing budgets for console games, the increase of "live" games like League of Legends and the emerging role of smartphones.
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Under EU rules, euro zone countries have to send in their draft budgets for the following year to the European Commission each year by Oct 15th for checks if they do not break EU rules.
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In the United States, budgets for public defenders are typically fractions of the budget for prosecutors and police investigators—state prosecutors spent almost $3.5 billion more than public defenders' offices in 2007, Mother Jones reported.
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The bill backlog mushroomed during an impasse between Republican Governor Bruce Rauner and Democrats who control the legislature that left the nation's fifth-largest state without complete budgets for an unprecedented two straight fiscal years.
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Options included cuts to the social grants that are the main source of income for around 17 million people - a third of the population - and slashing the budgets for housing, infrastructure and the armed forces.
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It has to figure out how to be part of primary advertising budgets for brands with a diverse set of products and use cases, along with a highly engaged user base, that can't be copied.
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The result was the lowest public investment in the United States since the demobilization after World War II. Budgets for serious needs like infectious disease outbreaks or public defenders for the indigent were reduced indiscriminately.
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Javid has said he will respect this rule when he sets spending budgets for the next financial year in September, but the government says the longer-term future of the fiscal rules is "under review".
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Finally, about half of the funds Congress budgets for Honduras go to the State Department bureaucracy or American companies paid to administer programs, so-called beltway bandits, rather than directly to local nonprofits or Hondurans.
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Reuters and other news outlets reported earlier this week that the administration plans to propose to Congress cuts in the budgets for the U.S. State Department and Agency for International Development by about one third.
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Both also have cut their budgets for this year, though not as much as Whiting, which had the biggest cutback to date by a major U.S. shale company reacting to the plunge in crude prices.
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The budgets for current series about the Waco siege, the killing of Gianni Versace and the unsolved murders of Tupac Shakur and the Notorious B.I.G. all include the rights to a nonfiction tome, or several.
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Prime Minister Viktor Orban said on March 2613 that Hungary would need to redraw its budgets for 2020 and 2021 and offer major assistance to economic sectors worst hit by the spread of the virus.
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At a meeting of the C.W.H.L.'s general managers on Thursday, the league also agreed to increase budgets for hiring coaches and general managers and for grass-roots initiatives in each of the league's cities.
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Such groups have fewer experts to quickly analyze complex legislative language, fewer lobbyists to try to change provisions that negatively impact their members and smaller budgets for flying in members to plead their cases directly.
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The Democrats, who have long criticized Ryan's budgets for their cuts to low-income and entitlement programs, point out that the new panel consists only of Republicans who have championed those same government-slashing proposals.
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But Republican and Democratic senators pressed a fundamental question: How can the Trump administration say it champions those efforts if it is cutting budgets for a range of important diplomatic initiatives — and eliminating others outright?
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But an administration's proposed budgets for the various government departments are less about cold, hard numbers and more about what they believe their priorities to be and how they attempt to make good on them.
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Congress has officially passed the annual bill, which establishes budgets for the military and is seen as a "must-pass" — making it an appealing measure for addressing other legislative priorities, like the paid leave provision.
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He noted R&D budgets for the four largest publishers grew at roughly a 1 percent annual rate from 2010 to 2015, then rose to more than 8 percent per year the last two years.
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He has dropped the Republican pretence of caring about deficits altogether, he still wishes to slash the budgets for regulatory agencies and safety-net programmes, and he is clamouring for another fight over his border wall.
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With the sharp drop in oil prices since 22.26 many producers have evaluated spending budgets for 21.63, stoking concerns that a slowdown in activity would hurt oilfield service companies, which have struggled to boost their prices.
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At the same time, these countries' budgets for human space exploration will also be strained by commitments to NASA for projects like the Gateway station and lower the demand for human access to Low Earth Orbit.
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"Cutting research budgets for technologies of the future puts us at a competitive disadvantage with countries around the world who are investing in their scientists and entrepreneurs," David Sandalow, a former undersecretary of energy, told Axios.
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After the war, when Truman submitted to Congress his budgets for the FBI and the OSS, the precursor to the CIA, Congress cut the latter budget by $211 million and increased the former by seven million.
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Ms. Hernandez is planning multiple trips during the period from Thanksgiving to Christmas, and intends to give herself an extra 90 minutes beyond the hour she usually budgets for checking a bag and getting through security.
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Illinois' financial picture improved with the enactment last year of an income tax rate hike and the end of a political stalemate that left the state without complete budgets for an unprecedented two straight fiscal years.
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It's a harrowing but hopeful set that put the band on the path to bigger shows and bigger recording budgets for subsequent albums—which isn't something that Hutchison necessarily thinks was a good thing, in hindsight.
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The choice of Ms. Kraninger, who oversees the preparation of the budgets for cabinet departments, generated immediate opposition, with critics pointing to her inexperience in consumer and financial services issues and her association with Mr. Mulvaney.
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The project comes after the Trump administration shortened the enrollment window for Obamacare plans, slashed budgets for promoting sign-ups and ordered federal officials not to participate in traditional partnerships with state-based health coverage campaigns.
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While we're patiently pinning faves to digital mood boards and allocating our shopping budgets for next quarter, being confronted with all of these fresh trends is giving us the urge for some new togs, like, now.
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"USS Callister" moves more like a blockbuster than any previous Black Mirror episode, and while Brooker's statement suggests that spending strategy meant smaller budgets for the rest of the season, it does give Netflix a showcase episode.
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With a huge $278 billion unfunded pension liability and a chronic unpaid bill backlog, it has the lowest credit ratings among states, and political dysfunction left it without complete budgets for an unprecedented two-straight fiscal years.
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"Open the budgets for what's working, don't limit them and be on top of any well-performing campaign that seems to go out of budget mid-day," Meyer said during a webinar with sellers on March 19.
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Everyone wants its scale and scope: The series was one of the most influential in an era where television budgets for dramas have ballooned from $3 million an episode to, in some cases, $10 million or more.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Draft budgets for 2020 prepared by the French and Italian governments risk violating EU rules on debt and deficit reduction, the European Commission said on Wednesday, but the Commission did not request any immediate changes.
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"The funny thing is, that in my industry clients were cutting back on their spending budgets for advertising and marketing, but PR is where they still knew they could get a good return on investment," said Hamilton.
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The main provisions would exempt from environmental review projects to reduce the risks of fires and let federal agencies like the Forest Service exceed their budgets for fire fighting without borrowing from accounts meant for other purposes.
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The European Commission on Wednesday effectively urged Germany to spend more in an election year as Brussels moved further away on Wednesday from its mantra of austerity, pushing for euro zone countries to loosen their budgets for 2017.
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Some representatives see technology and data as a way to be more efficient and engaged with constituents, but members are lucky if they get a computer science intern for the summer because budgets for technology help are minimal.
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Budgets for decommissioning oil rigs are estimated to triple over the next two years, because some 30 percent of North Sea rigs now operating are doing so at a loss, and wells are being capped on the seafloor.
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As part of his significantly increased defense budgets for 2019 and 2020, the president has requested an additional $1003 billion to buy combat vehicles like the Abrams, as well as the Stryker combat vehicle, also manufactured in Lima.
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For tracking expenses, I used to write every purchase in my planner but eventually switched to the Mint budgeting app, which has been quite useful since you can make monthly budgets for pretty much any type of expense.
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The impact on confidence in China's markets, including the depreciation of the renminbi that would eat into Chinese tourists' budgets for shopping in Europe, is among risks that may not be fully reflected in stocks yet, analysts warn.
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The increase in the so-called budget impulse is mostly caused by a downward revision of 2018 spending, however, and taken together the effect of the budgets for 2018 and 2019 will be largely neutral, the government said.
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The government wants to adopt the changes by amending the 2007 Historic Memory Law, which fell short of addressing the demands of survivors and victims&apos relatives when Rajoy&aposs conservative government eliminated its budgets for exhumations and reparations.
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The Treasury said it had cut government departments' budgets for non-essential services, would borrow $4.5 billion from global markets over the next three years, and seek a minority equity partner after merging two of its state-owned airlines.
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Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador's government slashed immigration and refugee budgets for 6900, leaving the country's refugee agency with less than $2628 million for the year, and the National Migration Institute with about a $28503 million operating budget.
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Then the administration will work with Congress to create the Space Force through next year's National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), which is annual legislation that outlines the policies, responsibilities, and budgets for the various branches of the Defense Department.
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Scaling back fuel subsidies that strained Egyptian budgets for decades was a key plank of the $216.5100 billion IMF reform package signed in 2016, when Egypt's economy was struggling to recover from the turmoil that followed its 2011 uprising.
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His maverick streak resulted in unlikely alliances with Democrats, and he even teamed up with a left-leaning lawmaker from the Detroit area to ensure legal defense budgets for impoverished criminal defendants gave them a fair chance in court.
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Across the country, teachers' unions have demanded bigger budgets for both salaries and classroom supplies, smaller class sizes and additional support personnel, such as nurses and guidance counselors — the issues at the heart of the current conflict in Chicago.
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Congressional pay for many top-level roles has actually decreased over time, and it is subject to the whims of congressional leaders, who often like to limit budgets for congressional offices out of a political show of fiscal restraint.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - Ireland would have to "radically reset" expectations for what the government can do in its budgets for the coming years if Britain crashes out of the European Union without a deal, Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe said on Wednesday.
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And since being elected in January 2015, Sri Lanka's government has made the tourism industry a priority, announcing budgets for trade fairs in several countries and initiating private-public partnerships for the development of tourism in Sri Lanka, Euromonitor said.
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For instance, the House bill calls for the new single-payer insurer to set "global budgets" for hospitals — meaning that the government would allocate one lump sum for hospitals, which would allow them to reduce the amount they spend on billing.
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But with interest waning in recent years amid ballooning budgets for hosting the Games, fewer cities are left in the race, forcing the IOC to reform the bid process in an effort to turn the Games into an attractive prospect again.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union effectively urged the German government to spend more in an election year as Brussels moved further away on Wednesday from its mantra of austerity, pushing for euro zone countries to loosen their budgets for 22017.
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The two biggest culprits are the declining budgets for Roscosmos (the Russian space science program) and the rise of commercial competition from American rocket providers like SpaceX and United Launch Alliance (the latter a joint venture between Boeing and Lockheed Martin).
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According to a recent survey among a group of advertising professionals in a range of marketing roles, 30 percent of respondents did not allocate any spending budgets for Twitter, a 5 percent increase from the levels in February, Mahaney wrote.
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You can schedule travel plans, make changes to your itinerary, keep all your confirmation details in one place, manage budgets for solo and group trips, and take advantage of the app's built-in search features to weed out less popular picks.
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The Senate on Wednesday passed pieces of a long-awaited package to stabilize state finances, including budgets for the current and upcoming fiscal years, authorization to borrow $7 billion to pay down the bill backlog and an overhaul to state pensions.
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Gulf nations have traditionally kept steel tariffs low to facilitate local building booms, although the construction sector - in particular in Saudi Arabia - has struggled since oil prices began to fall in mid-2014, which crimped state budgets for large infrastructure projects.
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That's not easy to replace to begin with — and as budgets for the likes of national and state forest upkeep have shrunk continually over the last half century, there have been fewer and fewer resources with which to combat this trend.
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You'll send in photos and crucial measurements of your design space, have the option to continue the design quiz and set budgets for items you really want to buy, and tell the Modsy team more about your vision for the space.
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Ms. Kraninger, who oversees the preparation of the budgets for several cabinet departments, was selected over the objection of some officials inside the White House, who argued that her relative inexperience — and association with Mr. Mulvaney — could scuttle her nomination.
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In return, Mr. Rabin delivered a host of reforms, said Mohammed Dawarshe, an activist and expert on Arab-Jewish relations: bigger budgets for Arab areas, equality in welfare benefits for families with children, and overdue infrastructure work in neglected Arab villages.
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The NDAA, legislation that establishes budgets for the military, was touted by some Democrats as the most "progressive" defense bill that Congress had approved in years — while others balked at voting for it because of the amendments that were left out.
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Current circumstances also include bureaucrats who lie and conceal bad news, and elected officials who brag to the crowd about cutting forests to create jobs in the timber industry and agriculture or about cutting budgets for public health and research.
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This declaration that poverty has been eradicated is the type of bold diversion needed to avoid the political heat that would emerge from simply chopping budgets for much-needed assistance so soon after enacting massive tax cuts for the wealthy.
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Rauner called on lawmakers to pass complete balanced budgets for the current and next fiscal years, although the governor has proposed funding most fiscal 2017 services with a temporary spending plan and K-12 schools with a full-year budget.
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"When preparing budgets for 2018-2020 there is a need to go back to it (privatisation) to lower spending of reserves on one hand, and to lower the share of state presence in the economy, on the other," Siluanov said.
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The result, brokers and asset managers say, is that fund managers are reducing their budgets for external research by 20-40 percent, with some dropping about a quarter of their brokers and planning to do more of the analysis themselves.
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In a statement due to be issued this week, more than 155 organizations plan to call for an automatic moratorium on debt payments for developing nations experiencing climate disasters, to free up budgets for response and to avoid "lengthy pledging exercises".
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A political impasse between the state's Republican governor and Democrats who control the legislature has left Illinois without budgets for the current and next fiscal year and no plan for addressing its $111 billion unfunded pension liability and big structural budget deficit.
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Rising demand and falling budgets for social care—which includes old-folks' homes and other help for the infirm—have led to thousands of pensioners ending up in hospital because there are not sufficient resources to look after them in the community.
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In all, nine U.S. states have not yet passed budgets for the new fiscal year that kicked off for most states on July 1, a figure characterized as high by John Hicks, the executive director of the National Association of State Budget Officers.
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A real debate would also elevate issues that now are largely neglected, and it would create an opening to hold politicians' feet to the fire: If Ryan cares, then why did he try to slash budgets for evidence-based programs that help children?
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In March, the White House instructed the State Department and the US mission to the United Nations to cut their budgets for UN programs nearly in half, including US peacekeeping and development assistance, two senior US officials told CNN at the time.
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LONDON (Reuters) - BlackRock and other investment houses have slashed their budgets for external research by as much as half after the introduction of new European Union rules, piling pressure on stockbrokers, a senior executive at the world's top asset manager said on Tuesday.
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In 2008, the year Larraine was evicted, federal expenditures for direct housing assistance totaled more than $40 billion, but homeowner tax benefits exceeded $171 billion, a figure equivalent to the budgets for the Departments of Veterans Affairs, Homeland Security, Justice and Agriculture combined.
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SEOUL, South Korea — Two South Korean spy chiefs who served under Park Geun-hye, the impeached former president, were arrested Friday on charges of illegally channeling tens of thousands of dollars a month from their agency's secret budgets for Ms. Park's private use.
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The survey, conducted by RBC Capital Markets, suggested companies are likely to accelerate moves from on-premises computing resources into the public and private cloud – benefiting cloud providers like Microsoft Azure and Amazon Web Services – and increase budgets for Microsoft collaboration products.
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In the coming year, the city is expected to collect about $60 billion in local taxes; of that, $9.8 billion will go to fund pensions — more than the combined budgets for police, firefighting, hospitals, parks, libraries, health, and the five district attorneys' offices.
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Alongside a 5% boost to defense spending, the plan calls for $2.7 trillion in cuts to federal spending by slashing the budgets for a host of federal departments and agencies, including the Environmental Protection Agency, Department of Education and State Department, among others.
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Urging countries to step up efforts to meet the Sendai goals, it called on them to assess the risks to critical infrastructure by 2019, improve collection of disaster data, allocate budgets for disaster risk reduction, and strengthen building codes and regulatory frameworks.
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The Trump administration pushed for, and got, a huge tax cut, and then, to give the economy even more oomph, Congress passed budgets for fiscal years 2018 and 2019 that included a rare bipartisan agreement to juice spending for defense and social programs.
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After a briefing in March, Representative Max Rose, who chairs a subcommittee on intelligence and counter-terrorism, asked the four companies in an April 10 letter to disclose their budgets for counter-terrorism programs and number of people working solely on counter-terrorism programs.
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The group posted second-quarter 2019 organic growth of 0.1 percent, missing a market consensus estimate of 0.7 percent, as the gains of key media budgets for GlaxoSmithKline and Fiat-Chrysler failed to offset weaker sales in the United States, its number one market.
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Affluence (even of the American middle-class variety, not the Jeff Bezos variety) leaves more room in family budgets for non-necessities: 46 percent of consumption spending was on the basic necessities of food and clothing in 1947 compared with less than 18 percent today.
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The new initiatives will expand civilian oversight of the Police Department, earmark budgets for the offices of public advocate and borough president, expand a lobbying ban for public servants who enter the private sector, and lengthen the review time for certain land-use applications.
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Nelson, who's facing the toughest race in his Senate career, has made the algae issue one of the focal points of his campaign by consistently criticizing Scott, who has has a record of slicing budgets for the state's water boards and Department of Environmental Protection.
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Until recently, IT professionals in the federal sector, similar to the private one, were focused on keeping infrastructure and internal applications at the largest government organizations humming and were the people who requested budgets for tools which did things most people did not understand.
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LONDON, Dec 11 (Reuters) - BlackRock and other investment houses have slashed their budgets for external research by as much as half after the introduction of new European Union rules, piling pressure on stockbrokers, a senior executive at the world's top asset manager said on Tuesday.
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Ariana Jacob, founder of the influencer marketing agency Influences, said she expects to lose budgets for event-based marketing as concerts like Coachella are cancelled, but she expects ad impressions and engagement on existing campaigns to grow as users spend more time on social media.
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Illinois' $130 billion unfunded pension liability and the fact that an impasse between Rauner and Democrats left the state without complete budgets for an unprecedented two-straight fiscal years have pushed the state's credit ratings to just a notch or two above the junk level.
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"My biggest fear, which I strongly layered onto the decision making for the Hayden, was if you go in and it feels like a movie theater, then you're competing with movie-theater budgets for the experience the person's going to have," Dr. Tyson said.
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Coal has buoyed the communities in the region and Wyoming's and Montana's state budgets for decades, but power companies are phasing out coal-fired power plants and switching to cheaper natural gas furnaces and solar and wind generators amid global concern about climate change.
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It's sandal-adjacent, with the same ease of wear and skin exposure, but keeps feet a little more covered than its skimpier cousin, which is great news for those of us who don't have room in our lives (or our budgets) for a bi-monthly pedicure.
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The Education Department will be cut by $6 billion … The proposed budgets for nondefense domestic agencies, programs that deal with housing, environmental protection and agriculture, will fall well below spending caps that lawmakers and the administration already agreed to in a bipartisan budget deal for 2021.
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The following lists key details on the nine states without budgets for the new fiscal year: With Illinois entering its third fiscal year without a budget, state lawmakers are scrambling to pass a spending and revenue plan to avoid the state's credit rating being downgraded to junk.
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In the weeks after meeting with Gore, Trump filled the environment and energy-related positions in his cabinet with climate-change deniers; he proposed slashing federal budgets for climate science and environmental protections; and took executive actions to begin dismantling President Obama's regulations to fight global warming.
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That means tighter budgets for organizing and representing workers and for donating to the campaigns of allied politicians, which is a major reason conservative organizations like the National Right to Work Foundation and the Mercer Family Foundation have bankrolled legal challenges to the collection of union fees.
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The $38.5 billion fiscal 2019 budget was signed into law on Monday by Governor Bruce Rauner following its bipartisan approval by state lawmakers last week in a marked departure from a political impasse that left Illinois without complete budgets for an unprecedented two straight fiscal years.
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"Hedging activity has picked up considerably over recent weeks and this will continue to be the case as producers begin to frame budgets for next year," said Michael Tran, commodity strategist at RBC Capital Markets, noting the rally in forward prices are encouraging the producer bets.
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It brings in several smart financial services like an account that lets you deposit money and track what you are spending from it in real time, by transaction as well as by categories; and it also lets you create and track savings budgets for buying big-ticket items.
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While JSOC forces are known for having functionally limitless budgets for training and equipment, former members of the 28th say they had to fight to get even basic items, like the uniforms and body armor they needed to be on par with the Special-Operations soldiers they were supporting.
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Hunter College researcher Herman Pontzer explained the phenomenon of constrained energy expenditure in this article: Pontzer believes that your body budgets for the cost of additional activity by cutting back on the calories it would ordinarily use on the moment-to-moment metabolic tasks that keep you alive.
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It should seek to allow individuals to make their own choices, whether through support for parents to return to work as in Scandinavia, personal budgets for disabled people to select their own provision as in England, or Singapore-style learning accounts so that the jobless can acquire new skills.
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Bekker is referring to the Trump administration's proposed budgets for 260 and 2018 -- the "skinny" and "fat" budget -- in which funding for global aid, grant programs, and science institutions, such as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and National Institutes of Health, is set to be cut.
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But what's really interesting is watching this trailer after reading The New Yorker's recent feature on STX Entertainment, the studio behind this movie, which brings up how STX purposefully budgets for big trailer spectacles, like the battle sequence shown here, to hide what is otherwise a quieter movie.
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" As they explain: "A big reason for the boost in hiring activities in these late winter months is that companies often get their new budgets for the year in January, and a lot of the hiring activity that was delayed in November and December can now move forward.
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" I can't end without noting how much Moore's plea echoes those I've been hearing from officials, economists and scientists in the West's crowding wildfire zones, where ballooning federal budgets for fighting fires are draining money from programs that could help communities build safer and get comfortable "living with wildfire.
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In several major swing states, Mr. Trump's campaign has not yet approved final budgets for his state-level operations, according to Republicans in communication with his campaign, leaving Republicans on the state and national levels uncertain about his ability to mount major advertising and get-out-the-vote operations.
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And while the report found that total state spending on public health increased 22020 percent in the 2018 fiscal year, 17 states and the District of Columbia cut public health funding that year, while 21 percent of local health departments reported reductions in budgets for the 2017 fiscal year.
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Robert A. Iger, Disney's chief executive, took a personal interest in "Black Panther," approving its $200 million production budget (at least 30 percent more than budgets for other Marvel nonsequels like "Doctor Strange" and "Ant-Man") despite concern by some at Disney about sales of "Black Panther" toys.
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Already Democrat leaders in both the House and Senate have called Trump's budget a "nonstarter, " thanks to its provision for border wall funding, increased military spending, cuts to Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security, and drastically reduced budgets for the Environmental Protection Agency, State Department, Transportation Department and Department of the Interior.
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While FX can certainly spend plenty of money on a series if it needs to — Landgraf told me in an interview that the network's per-episode budgets for drama series range from $103 million to $7 million — it's never found itself with a Game of Thrones-level hit to support.
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Many in the beleaguered opposition thought that Kadyrov was trying to deflect attention from the Nemtsov investigation; others believed that, in a time of shrinking budgets for Russia's regions, he was trying to simultaneously impress and frighten the Kremlin, in order to make sure that federal money keeps flowing to Grozny.
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The original show runner for the hit AMC series "The Walking Dead" has painted an unflattering depiction of that network's executives, accusing them of slashing the budgets for the horror drama just as the show was finding success and of failing to adequately appreciate the often grueling work of its cast and crew.
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I'm already stressed out for this week, since it's budgeting season, which means that we have a lot of work ahead of us over the next two weeks to get our current reforecasting in shape for the rest of 2018 and submit budgets for all of our major conferences and events for 210.
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The impact is not trivial: Without established budgets for fiscal 85033, federal agencies responsible for supporting the bulk of long-term research in the United States will again follow the ritual of holding back funds until deep into the next calendar year, injecting uncertainty into the work and lives of scientists and students.
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Limited budgets for tracking migrant children after they are placed in foster homes led to the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) losing track of as many as 2628,28503 children who could not be accounted for after HHS officials attempted welfare checks, according to an Associated Press report of the testimony.
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The administration is also seeking to defund Planned Parenthood, dilute the Affordable Care Act's mandate that contraception be covered by insurance and cut budgets for other reproductive health programs, like Title X. In what is widely considered a public health success story, teenage pregnancy rates have been declining nationally for 25 years.
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Across the table, Mike Bunker, the chair of the local Democratic Party, and Laurie Bishop, who's currently running for reelection to the Montana House, detailed the struggles the community's faced over the last year, as the state slashed budgets for social services, including the Office of Public Assistance, mental health care, and job services.
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But another issue, she told me, is the incentives that many companies now have in place for managers: companies give frontline managers budgets for labor hours, along with projected sales numbers — and the way that managers often try to ensure that they are meeting these metrics is by last-minute adjustments to employees' schedules.
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For example, her plans to invest in incubators and accelerators while simultaneously expanding access to capital for start-ups, in part by increasing the research and development budgets for the National Science Foundation, Department of Energy, and DARPA, would have a direct positive impact on our nation's ability to shepherd and commercialize truly transformative ideas.
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The political capital she was said to have held with her father on issues including climate change, women and LGBTQ issues has not yet come to fruition, as the President has pulled out of the Paris Climate Accord, potentially curbed budgets for women's health care and declared transgender people unable to serve in the military.
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A group of student activists — operating under the name Next Yale — handed Mr. Salovey a list of demands last year that included increasing the number and tenure of diverse faculty members; increasing the budgets for ethnic and racial cultural centers; abolishing the title of master; and naming the two new residential colleges after minorities.
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" He added that American citizens should blame their law-enforcement and intelligence agencies—with their "satellites, ground stations, millions of spies, and huge budgets"—for the fact that the hijackers had "found a security breach as big as a whole fleet of hijacked civilian aircraft, and managed to shove America's nose into the ground.
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Indeed, by robbing the nation's drug interdiction and military construction budgets for his slat-building adventure, Trump is much more likely to make national problems worse rather than better: The process of fencing the southern border — ongoing for decades already — is subject to diminishing returns, with the valuable sections having been fenced years ago.
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SUNY College at Old Westbury and Long Island University's Post campus in Brookville, N.Y., may be in similarly affluent locales just five miles apart, but look at the chasm between their budgets for students living off-campus: The State University of New York computed that its students needed $11,300 last year, while L.I.U.'s needed $27,53.
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"These Republican rescissions show the hypocrisy of a GOP Congress that insists on tight budgets for children and families while handing enormous, unpaid-for giveaways to corporations and the wealthiest," House Minority Leader Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiWhy President Trump needs to speak out on Hong Kong Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Pelosi warns Mnuchin to stop 'illegal' .
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At a meeting of the NASA Advisory Council last week, William H. Gerstenmaier, NASA's associate administrator for human exploration and operations, said that it was unlikely that appropriators in Congress would agree to provide all the money needed for a 2024 moon landing, and that the agency would likely have to cut the budgets for other areas of the space agency.
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Here is a list of companies that have cut their budgets for the year: % change -32.08% -545.53% -32.35% -37.14% -34.48% -22020% -22.7% -22020% -22021% -2300% -22020% -5953% -2595% -21% -21.38% -39.89% -60.19% -60.00% * As calculated by Reuters Notes: ** Diamondback Energy said it will reduce budget but did not provide a new estimate; 2020 capex guidance was $2.8 billion to $3 billion.
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This settlement impacted tobacco marketing practices; closed fake research and policy institutes designed to deceive the public; funded a highly acclaimed public education effort from 2000 to the present known as "truth", which successfully reduced youth initiation; and made billions of dollars available to states to recompense them for the extremely high costs to their state budgets for caring for those afflicted with tobacco-related illness.
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The New York City Department of Cultural Affairs announced its 2019 action plan for its CreateNYC culture plan, pledging record-breaking budgets for inclusion and diversity programs in cultural institutions Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads "Since 2017, the city has allocated more than $1 billion for arts and culture," said Tom Finkelpearl, New York City's Cultural Affairs Commissioner, in a press conference today, August 1, in Long Island City.
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" Here's the full statement from Collins: "It is disappointing that a company with the resources of Facebook chooses not to provide a sufficient level of detail and transparency on various points including on Cambridge Analytica, dark ads, Facebook Connect, the amount spent by Russia on UK ads on the platform, data collection across the web, budgets for investigations, and that shows general discrepancies between Schroepfer and Zuckerberg's respective testimonies.
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In a statement, Collins also criticized Facebook's response at length, writing: It is disappointing that a company with the resources of Facebook chooses not to provide a sufficient level of detail and transparency on various points including on Cambridge Analytica, dark ads, Facebook Connect, the amount spent by Russia on UK ads on the platform, data collection across the web, budgets for investigations, and that shows general discrepancies between Schroepfer and Zuckerberg's respective testimonies.
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