Sentence examples for statewide cuts from inspiring English sources

The proposed statewide cuts in Medicaid financing would total about $300 million in state and federal funds in the 2002 fiscal year.

Yet the moves count for nothing under sweeping statewide cuts to urban water use approved this week that require hundreds of cities, counties and local agencies to reduce consumption between 8% and 36% from 2013 levels, starting 1 June.

This move struck some in the Democratic-controlled city as punitive, though Gov. Tom Corbett, a Republican, has said the statewide cuts in education had nothing to do with party politics but with the simple need to do something about the state's own poor finances.

In 2006, the governor signed the Global Warming Solutions Act, requiring statewide cuts in greenhouse gas emissions to 1990 levels by 2020.

These 2 states have statewide cut scores.

Cut score samples of community colleges in states without statewide cut scores for reading were- 85 in Washington to 64.5 in Pa.

But this year, after regulators lifted the mandatory 25percentt statewide cut following a relatively wet winter, water use is up again, a slide in behavior that has stirred concern among state officials and drawn criticism that California abandoned the restrictions too quickly.

So last month, state water board staff suggested changes to the rules, which prescribe how each district will contribute to the 25% statewide cut.

"At least this governor acknowledges that education has been cut more than its fair share". Proposed statewide budget cuts include $1.7 billion from Medi-Cal, $1 billion from the University of California and California State University systems, and $750 million from the Department of Developmental Services.

Utah State dropped women's basketball in 1987 during statewide budget cuts.

Last year, CeaseFire lost its $6 million in annual state financing — which meant a reduction from 45 interrupters to 17 — as part of statewide budget cuts.