The centers will continue to receive the bulk of state reimbursements for services deemed appropriate.
"For the commissioner not to urge the Legislature to redirect the vast bulk of state aid to this city is irresponsible," Mr. Levy said, his voice shaking.
A few others like Florida made real cuts in public education and health care, which eat up the bulk of state budgets.
Building the welfare state after 1945 struck a big blow for centralisation, as the public services that absorbed the bulk of state spending were nationalised.
The bulk of state investments in banks has been in preferred stock, rather than in the purest form of capital, common shares.
The bulk of state schools in England and Wales admit pupils based on their proximity to the school, meaning that the closer a family lives to their preferred school, the more likely they are to gain entrance.
The fourth is that central governments starve cities of needed tax funds, despite that it is the cities (with the exception of oil fields) that provide the bulk of state tax revenues.
East Timor's tourism minister, Gil da Costa Alves, said the government wanted tourism to contribute more to economic growth in a country that is one of the poorest in Asia and dependent on oil and natural gas revenues for the bulk of state finances.
Wholesome food, unwholesome profits A great British bounder Beijing rules Activate the money star Three degrees of trial separation Wrong number ReprintsThe main target of this strategy, known as zhua da fang xiao ("manage the large and let go the small"), are China's 118,000 industrial SOEs, which make up the bulk of state firms.
But the overwhelming mood is one of frustration.The government is spending $286 billion over five years to build new schools, roads and hospitals in an attempt to create jobs by diversifying the economy away from oil and gas, which provide the bulk of state revenues.
