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They are determined to make funding for the DHS contingent upon provisions that would effectively nullify executive orders signed by Obama that shield millions of undocumented migrants from the threat of deportation.

There is a bipartisan tide of lawmakers who are trying to fix our nation's out-of-control corrections system, and make funding for education the priority.

Collins announced a new education package in June 1985 that included a five percent across-the-board pay raise for teachers, a reduction in class sizes, funding for construction projects, aides for every kindergarten teacher in the state, and a "power equalization" program to make funding for poorer school districts more equal to that of their more affluent counterparts.

We are indeed fortunate in Westchester County to have the support of the county executive, Andrew J. Spano, and the Westchester County Board of Legislators (particularly its chairman, William J. Ryan), who have made funding for legal services for the poor a priority.

Synchrotrons have long been a favored tool among physicists, chemists, and materials scientists, making funding for the stadium-sized machines the province of the Department of Energy (DOE).

President Obama recently made funding for smart gun research part of his end-of-term gun control push, and it's easy to see the idea's appeal.

Subsequent restrictions on the use of these drugs in human research made funding for such projects difficult to obtain, and scientists who worked with psychedelic drugs faced being "professionally marginalized".

It is also clear that the low appreciation of the value of health research persists despite the declarations, making funding for research far more dependent on external sources than the total health budgets.

So as the Legislature works to craft a revamped water bond to put before voters in November, Los Angeles-area lawmakers have made funds for groundwater cleanup their top priority in negotiations.

How much imagination is required to make funding available for all such children to learn instruments?

Tina Smith, managing director, wants stability and as she looks to double the size of the business, wants the government to make funding available for investment.