A separate effort will try to bolster fund-raising for state parties.
Since the credit crisis flared last summer, at least 17 financial companies have moved to bolster funds.
Lawmakers have cited its estimates — higher than police estimates — as a reason to bolster funding.
The falling value of stock portfolios is forcing I.B.M. and other companies to bolster funds their employees draw on after retiring.
She said recent milestones celebrated by the centre, including its 50th anniversary and a lucrative auction that helped bolster funds to support artist residencies, made her feel it was the right time to step aside.
Adopting this map would "resolve all known mineral conflicts," the email said, referring to oil and gas sites on the land that the state's public schools wanted to lease out to bolster funds.
Trainers, who are already heavily regulated by state and federal officials, are particularly incensed by the idea that the association might seek to extend its authority beyond film sets, to include certification of those who house and supply animals — something they see as an attempt to bolster funds by tapping them for fees.
A modest bill to bolster funds for state, local and nonprofit agencies that help hard-pressed homeowners renegotiate their mortgages and restructure their debts has been slogging through the Senate since April, and it won't be passed until October at the earliest — if ever.
The House also passed a bill Thursday that would bolster funding for family planning in response to the GOP's federal health-care plan, which would cut off Medicaid reimbursements and family-planning grants to Planned Parenthood for one year, but then reinstate them if the organization stops providing abortions.
Several other amendments offered by Democrats to bolster funding for ocean acidification and climate research failed on voice votes.
California lawmakers are reviewing a bill, AB 1839, that would bolster funding and remove restrictions to allow more projects to qualify, including new network dramas.
