And where public services are the least reliable, the proportion of social spending devoted to precisely those unreliable public services is highest.
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These technologies increasingly decide who gets public services, who is denied public services, and how we monitor and police the most marginalized people in our society.
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Now, cities across Europe are increasingly deciding to reclaim public services, spearheading a growing movement for "remunicipalization," meaning the return of public services from private to public.
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Many private businesses originally designed to supplement financially starved public services and infrastructure are now eroding those same public services—schools and tech buses being the most notable.
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Perhaps there's more funding for public services in these cities, though it's hard to say which public services would be leading to these gains in low-income life expectancy.
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He believes instead that high-income people should pay slightly higher taxes and those higher taxes should fund somewhat more generous public services — especially public services targeted at the neediest.
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I don't actually see the systems changing the way we think about public services or provide public services so much as I see them intensifying the way that we're already providing services.
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Empowering trade unions would produce disruption, particularly of public services.
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Family representative Harlan Boll said no public services are planned.
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This means there will be no hearing or public services.
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At some point the quality of public services will suffer.
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Bigwigs still embezzle; soldiers mug peasants; public services barely exist.
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Part of it stems from the assault on public services.
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Others pointed to pressure on public services, infrastructure and housing.
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Poor public services, partly due to meagre funding, amplify resentment.
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Providers of public services must pay their employees and suppliers.
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Across the country, public services have continued a slow decline.
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It's clear that public services should use the same strategy.
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Deloitte's government and public services practice has about 13,000 employees.
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Overcrowding is common, and public services are spotty or nonexistent.
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In some cases, the attacks have interrupted critical public services.
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New rules will "standardize the breakdown in responsibility for spending between the central and local governments, increase inputs in basic public services, and speed up equalization of basic public services (across regions)", the council said.
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Whether this leads to improved public services remains to be seen.
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So goes the provision of public services in Nairobi's poorest districts.
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Rock-bottom tax bills also mean fewer resources for public services.
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The NHS has been spared cuts made to other public services.
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Recipients could use them to pay taxes, or for public services.
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The contrast between private wealth and impoverished public services is striking.
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Perhaps the collapse of public services will prompt a popular uprising.
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Mr McDonnell could boost spending on public services at a stroke.
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Carillion was responsible for providing millions of pounds of public services.
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Public services, like schools, universities and medical care, were not available.
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Spanish public services are struggling to contain the virus from spreading.
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In Britain, lawmakers cut public services, but they also raised taxes.
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The Yellow Vests are demanding fewer taxes and more public services.
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Some voters are also concerned about immigrants using scarce public services.
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Municipal officials rely heavily on land sales to fund public services.
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We have instituted public services, including schools for over 230,000 students.
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They voted Leave, but care more about public services than Brexit.
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China continues to embraced facial recognition technology in its public services.
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The phrase sums up how the city's residents regard public services.
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At the end of the day, public services are delivered locally.
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Without proper analysis, public services can suffer from an influx of jobs.
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He did not create economic opportunities for Sunnis or deliver public services.
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And, like many other cities, Coventry has seen its public services pruned.
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Voters are concerned with keeping their government jobs and cheap public services.
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Critics of TTIP fear it threaten public services, the environment and consumers.
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As a result, many of them are afraid to access public services.
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Migrants also pay more in tax than they receive in public services.
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The PTI now wants to see locals flocking to use public services.
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There may be less intrusive ways for public services to share data.
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If Britons want good public services, they will need to pay more.
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They are less noticeable than income taxes or cuts to public services.
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The thousands of refugees are straining public services and the state's finances.
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Costlier public services are a necessary side-effect of long-run growth.
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On one level, it's incredibly difficult to navigate the public services system.
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It was also a referendum on austerity—the cutting of public services.
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The drawback for native workers is competition for jobs and public services.
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Taxes have gone up, but neither infrastructure nor public services have improved.
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He lauds the cutting of subsidies for public services such as electricity.
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They want to preserve the bank's cash to finance essential public services.
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These approaches to data management also influence the delivery of public services.
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"Why can't I do the same thing when I use public services?"
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Pete Wilson, supported a ballot measure denying public services to such migrants.
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We have shared our bread and the benefits of our public services.
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This means there are no public services any more in Yli-li.
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The protests are a cry for more redistribution and better public services.
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It included steps to cut chronic deficits and trim bloated public services.
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They collect taxes, provide a simple version of justice, and dispense public services.
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Investors are scared, growth is slow and public services, especially schools, are woeful.
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The demonstrators have been protesting against joblessness, poor public services and government corruption.
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Residents could find themselves cut off from shops, public services, schools, and work.
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Concerns over continuing cuts to public services were always likely to help Labour.
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Public services have been squeezed in the years since; living standards have stagnated.
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Other public services do not simply vanish for a quarter of the year.
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The money would be better spent fixing decrepit infrastructure and improving public services.
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That revenue in turn funds schools, healthcare and other public services, he said.
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Another explanation is that budget cuts have shifted demand from other public services.
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They want a market economy, and better state social provision and public services.
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Instead, he has tried to win voters over by providing better public services.
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They want higher minimum wages and a lot more spending on public services.
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This may be a result of countries' spending on public services and infrastructure.
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However, the West Virginia deal came at a cost to other public services.
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There is a broad desire for more local decision-making and public services.
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It also provides public services for seniors, youth and the disabled, among others.
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Some autonomous communities have become under-financed, resulting in cuts in public services.
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Rich countries need migration to thrive, not least to sustain their public services.
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So for now, cities and citizens are writing the future of public services.
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It has mostly failed to restart public services or stabilise the collapsing economy.
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They were committed to public services such as free healthcare and free education.
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Basic public services are lacking and there is limited access for humanitarian aid.
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As for strains that immigration puts on public services, there is no question.
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Fewer taxes collected resulted in fewer resources for public services, Mr. Cameron said.
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Where once governments provided public services, they now commission them from private companies.
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That requires safe streets and reliable public services — good schools and clean parks.
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Critical public services—water, transport, electricity, food—breakdown, as supply-chains fall apart.
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That board has, in recent years, cut funding to pensions and public services.
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Public services are canceled, and the congregation has been asked to gather online.
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Trash and garbage were being heaped on the pavements, as public services slowed.
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Finland can provide the American dream because of its public services, Marin said.
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The Lebanese still don't have reliable basic public services, including electricity and water.
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We're still adding jobs; stocks are up; public services continue to be delivered.
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Parks have become shantytowns, and public services are either nonexistent or highly dysfunctional.
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There is no electricity, no running water, no schools and no public services.
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The idea that public services are under unprecedented strain will be harder to shake.
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Still, experience has shown that some public services are easier to outsource than others.
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Their spending on public services will be 22% lower this year than in 210.
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Public services and almost all businesses are operating normally, though some bars remain subdued.
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PUBLIC services in Britain face relentless scrutiny, especially since austerity was implemented in 2010.
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And in so doing bring down the cost of government and improve public services.
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Its job is to run the country by passing laws and providing public services.
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If the public want to maintain current levels of public services, they must pay.
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That makes building infrastructure and delivering public services much more expensive than on Java.
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The first is more efficient delivery of public services to places that lack them.
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Artist Cockney, who also appears in the show, treats his crimes as public services.
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It has failed to pay teachers, doctors and firemen and to maintain public services.
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The capital, Hargeisa, was turned to rubble, with many public services and utilities destroyed.
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We cannot let down our schools, hospitals and public services that need this money.
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Its profits help pay for public services in Hong Kong by way of dividends.
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That reduces the money available for public services and is unfair on Uber's competitors.
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The article only touches on the real divide — where public services favor the wealthy.
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They point to rising debt, decaying infrastructure, poor public services and perennially high unemployment.
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Immigrants may also be more likely to move to cities with better public services.
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Concerns were raised that the restrictions might violate gender-discrimination laws regarding public services.
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Liberal DemocratsScrap Brexit and reinvest an estimated £50 billion "Remain bonus" in public services.
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Spain's public services are struggling to keep up with the rising number of cases.
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They used to champion workers and unions, high taxes, redistribution, regulation and public services.
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In addition to disrupting routines, this makes them less likely to utilize public services.
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I would also use the tax money for public services for people to enjoy.
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We're hearing less taxes on one side, and on the other more public services.
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Cuts to public services since 2010 have resulted in "tragic social consequences," it found.
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They want public services (particularly education and health) to be adequately and fully funded.
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But county governments must also provide important public services to residents and visitors alike.
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This is unfortunate in a region where public services are already in bad shape.
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The British government was left to ensure there was no disruption to public services.
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Greece and other European countries can invest in improving crumbling public services and infrastructure.
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The public services within the stations were shut down as security in Alemão deteriorated.
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It runs public services from hospitals to train lines and ministry of defense sites.
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At the same time, the country's medical system was under pressure like other public services.
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Public services are almost nonexistent; roads are in disrepair and phones often have no signal.
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The aging of the population will accelerate, increasing pressure on social security and public services.
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Building a stronger economy, delivering first-class public services and the homes that families need.
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For years the U.S. Virgin Islands funded essential public services with help from Wall Street.
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Falling oil prices made the debt load unmanageable and forced sharp cutbacks in public services.
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However, critics of TTIP say it could threaten environmental and consumer standards and public services.
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Big tax rises will be unavoidable if public services are to maintain their current standards.
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The food is tasty, public services are great and the people are impossibly good-looking.
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Countries meeting this demand gain a straightforward benefit: easy money to spend on public services.
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Rural migrants are treated as second-class citizens in big cities, deprived of public services.
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We need to have more education and more awareness and public services for transgendered people.
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ALMOST every morning Britons wake up to another alarming story about their threadbare public services.
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An online questionnaire has drawn 700,000 contributions on taxation, public services, the environment and democracy.
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The poor got more intense competition for jobs, but also more competition for public services.
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Kleptocratic elites bleed public services while Fidesz, the ruling party, chips away at Hungary's democracy.
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For now it is fixated on deficits and debt rather than investment and public services.
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So tell me how data-based technologies have changed the way public services are managed.
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Most of its 1.3 million people use electronic ID cards to access public services digitally.
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The talk ranged from public services and the economy to foreign policy and party politics.
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Public services do not readily adapt to the supply and demand of typical market forces.
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Weak Standalone Profile: AHTG's business focuses on public services for transport, logistics and gas stations.
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New entrants to the middle class are increasingly vulnerable, and many public services are deteriorating.
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Ordinary voters are weighing what is best for National Health Service hospitals and public services.
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Before his appointment as minister, Sheikh was head of the armed forces' public services division.
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The report also highlighted the need for more sustainable urban planning and public services worldwide.
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These included a lack of democratic accountability and pressure to privatize public services, he said.
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"I don't know how many public services work as well as we do," he said.
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Outside of business ventures, public services and government areas are also ripe for enterprise solutions.
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The island tried to meet draconian debt payments by making disastrous cuts to public services.
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A larger tax base means the local government can provide more and better public services.
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He warned citizens, however, that they could not expect better public services and lower taxes.
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When the bankrupt party is a government, it also means less money for public services.
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An escalation in coronavirus would put extra pressure on Britain's public services — including the police.
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They can stop subsidizing cars, congestion and carbon emissions, and instead provide better public services.
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Attendees spoke of discriminatory employment practices, denial of public services, predatory industries, and police brutality.
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We must raise the resources we need to pay for the public services we deserve.
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Mr. Erdogan gained enormous popularity by providing public services from trash collection to mass transit.
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The Chinese government is already using electronic "social profiles" in dispensing (and denying) public services.
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At the same time, Chilean governments and politicians have ignored their core task, public services.
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They said poor public services and over-development were symptomatic of a dysfunctional political system.
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Younger people would foot the bill, either through higher taxes, diminished public services or both.
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By giving Amazon tax breaks, you excuse them from paying (a lot) for public services.
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And yet technology provides opportunities to create new jobs, increase productivity, and deliver effective public services.
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But it is also committed to slashing public services, ostensibly in order to cut Britain's deficit.
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Cyberattacks that cause major disruption to public services have happened many times in the real world.
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Hamas gave up the bureaucracy, handing Fatah the thankless task of providing public services in Gaza.
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Almost everyone has a hukou (household registration) document that determines where citizens can get public services.
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With no conditions attached, the money rarely found its way to infrastructure projects and public services.
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The government ended up borrowing more to keep the economy and public services from further decline.
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But it was not a vote for a poorer country, higher unemployment or shabbier public services.
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Williamson said countries were looking at using blockchain for improving transparency and accountability in public services.
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His main focus other than Brexit is on basic public services such as policing and transport.
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The promises of bonus billions for public services will come to look like a bad joke.
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Iraq itself is currently struggling with unemployment, a lack of public services and allegations of corruption.
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Britain led the world in government outsourcing, whereby public services are contracted out to private companies.
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As Thais head back to work and school on Monday, public services are up and running.
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Minorities tend to live in central Vietnam's mountainous areas, which have few roads or public services.
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For years, it acted as a de facto state in rural areas with scarce public services.
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It will no longer be possible to combine European public services and welfare with American taxes.
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Granting big loans to council-owned companies while public services suffer swingeing cuts is politically treacherous.
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Governments have also warmly embraced WeChat as part of a national effort to streamline public services.
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But that doesn't necessarily imply public services, or a big state and support for the left.
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For those relying on public assistance, each interaction with public services marks the family with suspicion.
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Removing them might worsen the UK's fiscal position and force even deeper cuts to public services.
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Another fact that will likely face incredulity is that Puerto Rico's public services are grossly underfunded.
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In China, many public services in cities are reserved for those with a hukou (residence permit).
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He also intends to re-nationalize several public services, including water, railways and the Royal Mail.
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Cariocas hoped that the games might be a catalyst for better public services and more jobs.
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Now, that tax revenue will go toward expanding the light rail system and other public services.
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In countries with generous public services and parental leave, they took more of a marginal role.
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The conflict has led parts of the oil-producing country into famine and paralyzed public services.
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People there describe him as a hard-working, modest-living technocrat dedicated to improving public services.
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The Iraqi demonstrators say corruption, abysmal public services, and high unemployment has forced them to act.
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They all deserve a living wage and decent public services and fair treatment under the law.
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They cannot access basic public services like health and education and are not allowed to work.
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They would invest an estimated £50 billion "Remain bonus" into public services if they stop Brexit.
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That will force local governments to pay more, either through higher taxes or reduced public services.
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They don't have their basic needs covered — public services, access to water, access to health services.
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The "patronage" that they need is the patronage of effective public services, jobs, and so on.
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Elected officials will see that it depoliticizes parking and pays for public services without raising taxes.
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Callimachi: Even as you're seeing certain public services being provided better than they ever were before.
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"Public services are in tatters," Mr. Pina said in a telephone interview from his native Portugal.
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In Rome, the heat wave has coincided with a meltdown of public services, including public transport.
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When you are disabled and rely on public services and programs, you face vulnerability every day.
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There is growing demand for the housing features and public services that many older adults prefer.
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A website that gives access to all public services in Turkey now includes a genealogy tab.
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Recently, the media had reported on a series of floods and mismanaged public services in Alexandria.
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The administration is moving to digitize public services through a single portal, hoping to simplify processes.
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Lebanon has hosted over a million refugees fleeing Syria's conflict, straining public services around the country.
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She also criticized the government for "deteriorating human rights, socioeconomic conditions and public services," Amnesty said.
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But cash is scarce across the country and public services are in a state of collapse.
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Public services, such as schools, hospitals and transportation are close to one another and easily accessible.
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Here's how the strike is impacting public services: The strikes have hit transport networks the hardest.
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"There are other issues ahead: unemployment insurance, pension reform, the matter of public services," Mailly said.
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It reduces tax revenue, leading to less effective schools, less law enforcement and fewer public services.
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The institutions have crumbled—universities, investigative agencies, the courts, the media, the administrative agencies, public services.
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Basra has been wracked by protests in recent months over the poor state of public services.
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Demographic shifts have realigned those who vote with those who rely on public services like schools.
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For years the Virgin Islands sold debt to help fund essential public services and budget gaps.
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The second implication is that Britain needs a debate about the balance between public services and taxes.
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In cases where public services used to be particularly bad, contracting out has made a clear difference.
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In Angola, specifically, dropping oil prices have forced the government to divert money away from public services.
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The ban, which forbids face-coverings on anyone giving or receiving public services, was enacted last October.
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To date, they've saved over 78,000 lives in addition to providing public services like distributing safety information.
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It tapped into growing anger at the outsourcing of public services to remote and incompetent private companies.
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The government was forced to guarantee the provision of public services from school meals to road projects.
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Chile needs better public services and environmental regulation, less abuse by monopolies and a less unequal society.
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The way municipal governments approach billing for public services during campaign rallies varies from city to city.
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Local governments, industry and foundations are joining forces to tackle the region's overwhelmed infrastructure and public services.
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In areas affected by Boko Haram almost no one gets schooling, health care or other public services.
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The government is under pressure because many public services, including in health care, depend on the company.
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In 2016 Zug became the first place in the world to accept bitcoin for some public services.
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Investment through Jersey, for instance, can have a positive effect for vital public services in other countries.
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The government says it welcomes the foreign aid groups who provide most of South Sudan's public services.
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Public services related to park permits, public records requests and business services have been disrupted, Coniglio said.
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But as pensions continued to swell, they exacerbated the squeeze on public services and investment in infrastructure.
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While public services may not be a big revenue driver, they do boost users' dependence on WeChat.
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Alibaba's digital wallet Alipay also offers a plethora of public services, though many are limited to payments.
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Carlos Alvarado portrays his fiscal proposals as a way to make public services better, not just cheaper.
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The popular demand is often to make that a reality by building infrastructure and spreading public services.
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And limited economic growth poses a problem when government tries to pay for public services and infrastructure.
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Britain's Brexit vote reflected concerns about the impact of unfettered migration on public services, jobs and culture.
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India makes it hard for those who move from one state to another to obtain public services.
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Carillion, which built roads, hospitals and ran a host of public services in Britain, collapsed on Jan.
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Residents said they don't want to live in makeshift structures with no plumbing or public services indefinitely.
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Migrants' taxes and economic activity help to fund public services in areas where the population is falling.
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Sinn Fein said the deal could help public services but that "the devil is in the detail".
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Undercounting these communities means less representation and will ultimately lead to fewer public services, including health care.
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He promised to nationalise rail, water and energy companies while taxing high earners to fund public services.
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But as private oil wealth created these emblems of prosperity, public services have come under severe strain.
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But economists say the remaining shortfall will be harder to tackle without cutting deeply into public services.
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This money funds critical public services for our nation including schools, emergency services, infrastructure, and public parks.
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Governments have grown across most industrialized nations — raising more taxes over time to offer more public services.
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It included steps to cut chronic deficits and trim bloated public services, but progress has been slow.
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Property might be confiscated without compensation, or a member of a minority may be denied public services.
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Its work includes supporting stabilization and restoration of public services to areas taken from Islamic State militants.
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Tax receipts from businesses are also at an all time high – meaning more money for public services.
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Protesters are maintaining the pressure with small daily operations: momentarily disrupting public services, delivering petitions to consulates.
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But unlike most taxes, the proceeds do not fund public services or redistribution that benefits the vulnerable.
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Towns and cities would establish charitable funds to pay for public services, including schools and law enforcement.
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The socioeconomic reëngineering was brutal—salaries and public services collapsed—and, in 1998, Russia's financial system imploded.
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Somalia has endured three decades of crises, while the government struggles to provide even basic public services.
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Restrictions on movement in northern Rakhine curtail people's access to work, basic public services and religious freedoms.
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They could curtail federal support for public services in sanctuary cities and states with immigrant-friendly policies.
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Johnson is already loosening the purse strings after nearly 53 years of cuts for many public services.
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The party pursued austerity — in other words, basically lots of spending cuts to social and public services.
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The Scottish government should focus on delivering good government and public services for the people in Scotland.
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"The PM said that public services had continued to be provided, but there would be no complacency and the government would be vigilant in monitoring for any emerging issues in public services and in providing support for employees of companies with private sector Carillion contracts," the spokesman told reporters.
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They would rather use their riches to fund Germany's outstanding public services while America bleeds to defend them.
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"Emergency and public services are fully mobilised," Borne said on Twitter, describing the crash as a "terrible accident".
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Their candidate, Amna Ahmad, says sadly that Brexit gains little traction among voters more concerned about public services.
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Even on the public services, long an area of relative Tory weakness, Mrs May does well with voters.
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Even before austerity, it had long been the case that poor places had the most threadbare public services.
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Last year a poll by Afrobarometer found that half of Liberians had to pay backhanders for public services.
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Rancorous Brexit negotiations, stagnant real wages and cuts to public services could fuel public discontent with mainstream politics.
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It will be closely watched, for the railways have become one of the most politically charged public services.
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Demonstrations have grown in size to encompass a raft of issues from dismal pensions to poor public services.
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Holding delayed local elections, fighting corruption and reforming public services were all crucial to bolster democracy, he added.
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Such an outcome could have dramatic consequences for the nation's security and public services for years to come.
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The perennially exigent NHS will undoubtedly need more birthday presents while other public services desperately require extra funding.
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Mr Piñera's new policy will help them, by enshrining their right to stay and to use public services.
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Because state appropriations have been cut more than 50% since 2008, we have struggled to provide public services.
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As countries become richer they tend to spend higher shares of national income on public services and benefits.
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Eastern Europeans with skimpy public services want the kind of security that their western neighbours seem to have.
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After a decade of cuts to public services, Hammond's budget on Monday offered a glimpse of higher spending.
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Delayed price increases for public services risk widening the budget deficit beyond the limit set by the IMF.
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Govtech, or digital technology to improve public services, is a relatively new field in which Britain is busy.
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India makes it hard for poor people to obtain public services if they move to a new state.
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Initially Bill 62 would only have applied to provincial public services, like universities and public health care institutions.
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The company, which was building roads and hospitals and running a host of public services, collapsed on Jan.
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A concurring judge could kill-off the island's public services, which the debt crisis has already wounded badly.
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Still, many voters seem unimpressed, pointing to rising debt, decaying infrastructure, poor public services and perennially high unemployment.
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The mayor previously said he will not commit city resources to the migrants, including money or public services.
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And the wealth that a strong market economy creates which, in the end, pays for our public services.
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After a decade of cuts to public services, Hammond is expected to offer a glimpse of higher spending.
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In some cases it financed projects that others wouldn't fund and provided crucial public services, including emergency care.
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The T.V.A. should be focused on providing efficient public services while taking care of all of its employees.
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The central government will take over the funding of most essential public services in the region, he said.
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Their governments lack the legitimacy and capacity to deliver the jobs, public services, and opportunities their people need.
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It's a contributor to inequality, higher interest rates, weaker public services, and a range of other social news.
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It's beyond past due for the government to ensure that everyone is represented in legislation and public services.
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Clergy of all faiths should act now to place public services on hold until the threat has passed.
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Aadhaar started as a voluntary program, meant only to refine the delivery of public services and curb corruption.
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And these open borders would overwhelm schools and hospitals, drain public services and flood communities with poisonous drugs.
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They've focused on arguments that foreign migrants are taking natives' jobs, using excessive public services, and committing crimes.
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UBI recipients can't lift themselves out of poverty without the support of public services, according to the report.
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At the same time, the militants made concerted efforts to fix public services like electricity, water and sanitation.
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"People are rising up against corruption, against the lack of public services – these are their demands," said Hammoud.
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SPENDING Johnson is already loosening the purse strings after nearly 10 years of cuts for many public services.
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Meanwhile, American families, faced with a shortage of high-quality, affordable public services, increasingly rely on immigrant caregivers.
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Some activists have focused on food and medicine handouts as poverty has deepened and public services have collapsed.
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Yet she presides over a government that has pursued a dismantling of public services that disproportionately affects women.
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They are concerned that recent immigrants from the European Union are jumping the line in getting public services.
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When the deals went bust, they demanded tax cuts for investors, privatized public services and reduced pension benefits.
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Even households earning $80,000–$90,000 a year enjoy public services benefits equivalent to about half of their income.
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But despite taking a recent award for encouraging volunteering, Sonko's watch has seen little improvement in public services.
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We worked hard to raise standards in public services to new levels and restore security to the region.
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In the past, the Shinawatras have seemed too popular, and perhaps too effective at delivering some public services.
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If that makes the SNP focus on the job of delivering public services then that is all the better.
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The Lebanese state is infamous for its failure to maintain and deliver public services such as electricity and water.
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But inequality may also make the sorts of comprehensive public services that underpin egalitarian societies ever harder to sustain. ■
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Jerry Brown to have presided simultaneously over a massive splurge in public spending and a reduction in public services.
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These are the moral debts we are currently defaulting on and that we should pay by expanding public services.
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The government has said it needs funds for public services and argues that the reforms would reduce social disparities.
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In recent years however, rampant human rights violations, corruption and broken public services have fueled opposition to his rule.
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For example, Italy's biggest opposition group, the 5-Star Movement, wants blockchain to be used in streamlining public services.
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Most public services have faced severe cuts under the current Conservative government, but health has been spared the knife.
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With public services facing cuts, the generous aid budget will come under continued fire however well it is spent.
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These areas share not so much a vote for political extremes as depopulation, and a remoteness from public services.
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That cost, and the strain on public services (Syrians in Turkey receive free health care), will probably keep rising.
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The extra money will be welcome to both sides in Belfast, where it will relieve pressure on public services.
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Other public services, including the armed forces, could increase the number of short-term placements, for all age groups.
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It's possible — the government can regulate private companies that provide essential public services, like water, phone, and electric companies.
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Mr Ramaphosa needs to move fast to restore the rule of law, revive investor confidence and fix public services.
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The powers that voters mostly care about—taxation, public services, welfare—remain largely in the hands of national governments.
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Everyone in Rio hopes for a recovery in the oil price, which would provide more money for public services.
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But Moody's said leaving the EU was likely to leave Britain with less money to spend on public services.
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A severe liquidity crisis, frequent power and water cuts, and failing public services have worsened living conditions for most.
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Rio last month declared a state of financial emergency to help fulfill obligations for public services during the Olympics.
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"This measure will ensure large multinational businesses make a fair contribution to supporting vital public services," the legislation said.
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Tory councils in Westminster and Wandsworth have historically banked on a record of low taxes and decent public services.
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Garbage workers say they object to "government announcements on the break up of public services and public workers' benefits".
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But accusations of rampant rights violations, entrenched graft and dysfunctional public services have since fueled opposition to his rule.
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They say the project will also address land-use issues, erect commercial centers and increase access to public services.
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This cynical scapegoating glosses over the fact that public services have been systematically and deliberately underfunded by austerity politics.
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It's been shown, repeatedly, that migration is not actually putting people out of work or wearing down public services.
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This is because this population tends to also over utilize public services: shelters, jails, emergency rooms, and first responders.
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They bear not just on government but on civil society, public services, cultural institutions, philanthropists and the ordinary citizen.
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Revenues from income tax can be expected to grow more slowly too, and so can demand for public services.
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There is a bigger middle class, which is demanding accountability and wants tax revenues spent on better public services.
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JCDI's public services have high barriers to entry and are vital to the everyday life of the city's population.
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Let's focus on achieving equitable distribution of public services — like gym class and health insurance — to all American children.
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To deprive immigrants of public services as fundamental as schooling because they lacked documentation was seen as patently immoral.
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People in Jun can still use traditional methods, like completing forms at the town hall, to obtain public services.
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Espirito Santo is one of several Brazilian states hit by a budget crisis that is crippling essential public services.
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This was scarcely his fault, but would anyone believe a word when he discussed public services and welfare benefits?
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The Catalan authorities could not be trusted to spend the money on public services rather than the planned Oct.
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A 17 percent increase in Maicao's 160,000 population has strained public services like health centers and schools, he said.
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Residents had lashed out at what they said was Brazil's near-abandonment of museums and other basic public services.
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Ultimately, she said, lawyers represent people who — regardless of their lawyers' motivations — are being barred from accessing public services.
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Why do we need to be rich or have guanxi merely to enjoy access to very basic public services?
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"The rich do not give to the poor, but public services give something back to them," Mr. Boumard said.
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Bolsonaro, meanwhile, signed an executive order guaranteeing the continued national provision of a wide range of essential public services.
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If, say, Massachusetts were to introduce a similar policy for public services, it would need to find the money.
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We have instructed local officials to ensure all public services operate as normal and improve service provision where possible.
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As a result, the U.K. Parliament in London has passed a bill to ensure public services continue to function.
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That would be risky though, since the government tends to get blamed for poor public services and economic disappointments.
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It also deprives the government of money to spend on infrastructure and public services like health care and education.
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As the IMF has predicted, this multiannual saving has led to serious problems for the functioning of public services.
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The transition has high costs for daily lives of Argentines as subsidies on public services and utilities are reduced.
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Fakhfakh said his government's priorities would include fighting widespread corruption and reforming public services and the state phosphate producer.
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After a day in jail, they were charged with class C felony for tampering with and damaging public services.
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All public services will be closed for the rest of January, and civil servants are advised to stay home.
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The state has been shaken by rising crime and is struggling to pay employees and maintain basic public services.
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Both parties promise to end economic austerity and relax the purse strings for stretched public services before the Dec.
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In North America, Quebec has barred people wearing face coverings from receiving public services or working in government jobs.
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In North America, Quebec has barred people wearing face coverings from receiving public services or working in government jobs.
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While they integrated well into the labor market, the influx strained public services like schools, health care and transport.
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Maduro used his TV show to accuse foes of sabotaging public services during the campaign, including cutting electricity cables.
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Support service companies have been under scrutiny in Britain with questions asked about whether private companies should be running essential public services after Carillion Plc collapsed in January, triggering Britain's biggest corporate failure in a decade and forcing the government to step in to guarantee public services from school meals to roadworks.
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But their arrival inevitably puts pressure on public services that are already strained, and arouses fears of competition for jobs.
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The first is how a focus on paying for public services will affect the issue that will dominate this parliament.
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But there, as across the Balkans, they continue to lack basic rights to housing and public services, says the ERRC.
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Just six of the 53 Pentagon positions have been filled, according to the Partnership for Public Services' political appointee tracker.
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Even before Mr Trump imposed sanctions on Venezuela's oil industry in January, mismanagement was destroying the economy and public services.
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The makeup of 150 local government authorities, responsible for the day-to-day provision of public services, was at stake.
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Stateless people often have trouble traveling and struggle to access public services like education and healthcare which require identity documents.
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These are informal settlements, so it is difficult for residents to access public services like sewage systems and drinking water.
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Some fear political persecution by Nicolás Maduro's dictatorship; many have simply had enough of hyperinflation, crime and collapsed public services.
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The two would-be entrepreneurs took the time to explore different aspects of the delivery of public services in Chicago.
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Jeremy Corbyn, its leader, has focused on things like corporation-tax avoidance, measly wages and the state of public services.
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Younger and better educated than natives, immigrants pay more in tax than they use in the way of public services.
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Income from the nuclear industry gives them slightly lower taxes, good public services and a restored mansion for the elderly.
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It is vague about how countries should cooperate on many issues, such as border management and access to public services.
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France also benefits from strong demographics, dynamic regional cities, excellent infrastructure, a first-class health system and good public services.
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After slicing through public services and handouts for the poorest, austerity is now biting hard at the professional middle classes.
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Sharp rises in the cost of public services have fueled price hikes in recent years and hit poor Argentines hard.
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Even before Mr Piñera's amnesty, the local authorities had made public services available to all, regardless of their legal status.
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Millennial socialists want to do more than boost the incomes of the poor, create better public services and slash emissions.
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Buying up chunks of the economy at the same time as greatly increasing public services would be a costly undertaking.
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But if the migrants were allowed to have proper jobs, they would pay more taxes and support more public services.
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In total, 100 measures are blended into 12 indicators of fragility, from "group grievances" to the quality of public services.
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That, the critics said, would close off a revenue source to those governments as they seek funds for public services.
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What is needed in the long term are higher taxes to combine high-quality public services with sustainable public finances.
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Additional pressures on local public services are a particular problem in Britain, where central government raises taxes and allocates spending.
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Good public services make citizens happy, which causes more workers to immigrate but also places more demands on your economy.
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Without a permit, a resident of a city is denied access to many public services, such as education and healthcare.
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The bribery rate was highest in Yemen, where four out of five people reported paying a bribe for public services.
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Services account for about 80% of British economic output, though the UK PMI does not cover retailers or public services.
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The government puts the number at 1.5 million and says their presence has strained public services and suppressed economic growth.
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By contrast, the proposed law against lunch shaming makes sense when the school cafeteria is contrasted with other public services.
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In China they enjoy so few rights (to public services or even an identity card) that nearly all are aborted.
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However, many Liberians complain about poor public services and widespread corruption and say they are eager for a new president.
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While supporters say consumers get a better deal, critics argue that there is no place for profit in public services.
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We have to be something that is more egalitarian, gives more opportunities to everyone and properly funds our public services.
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By offering migrants better access to public services they aim to make life in cities fairer and thus more stable.
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"We are reliant on foreign labour to deliver public services more cheaply," says Jonathan Clifton of IPPR, a think-tank.
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"That would have a significant impact on public services across the board," says Bob Price, leader of Oxford City Council.
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So enforcement of any system of work permits would rely on employers, landlords and public services, meaning more red tape.
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From March 15th members of the public can apply for a identification number giving them online access to public services.
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Its only tangible achievements are a welcome but minor reduction in paperwork for public services and an active foreign policy.
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Most of the American left would be pretty well satisfied with public services similar to those of Canada or Germany.
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Thursday's budget, with C$25.4 billion in capital spending over four years, reiterated that the province would protect public services.
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Yet late into the 20th century, favelas received little if any public services and were often left off official maps.
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A spending review in September promised £13bn ($16.7bn, or 0.6% of GDP) of extra funding for public services and investment.
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Several residents said they would prefer officials to focus on providing public services over promoting themselves on the social network.
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The government has said it needs funds for public services and it has argued that reforms would reduce social disparities.
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In effect, they have been cast out of society -- denied citizenship, access to public services and restricted in their movement.
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Toronto is a welcoming city and a sanctuary city—with or without documentation, you can access public services without fear.
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Without these questions, it is nearly impossible to determine if public services adequately meet the needs of these marginalized communities.
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It points to new job opportunities, lower crime rates, better public services, and a way out of the downward spiral.
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A loss of tax revenue also means there is less money for essential public services: schools, hospitals, and social protection.
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It will almost certainly require cutting either vital public services or huge parts of the safety net for the poor.
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You have to have a PPS number [a Personal Public Service Number is necessary to access public services in Ireland].
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RTE expects demand to fall further as France moves into a lockdown and reduction of public services from Tuesday afternoon.
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Instead, they agreed to: Oklahoma had already been shifting the burden of public services onto the lower and middle classes.
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As he spread this narrative among the population while delivering on public services, infrastructure and economic growth, his popularity increased.
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With the restrictions in effect until April 3, schools and universities remain closed, but public services are still in place.
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All this week Basra, Iraq's third-largest city, has been wracked by protests over the decrepit state of public services.
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And the kicker, cutting these employees' pay to $2023, and effectively firing them, would have zero impact on public services.
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Democratic lawmakers argue that the cap hurts their residents and makes it harder for their states to provide public services.
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Revenue-draining cuts inevitably starve the public services that the aging and economically insecure white working class increasingly depends on.
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Sarah Katz is a freelance writer who covers the intersection between disability and mental health, relationships, entertainment, and public services.
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Johnson advocated the need for higher spending on public services as central part of his successful election campaign last year.
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Stoere had argued for tax increases to improve public services such as education and healthcare for Norway's 5 million citizens.
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The protesters accuse the Shiite-led government of being hopelessly corrupt and complain of poor public services and high unemployment.
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And how much of it is made up for by quality public services, strong worker protections, and fewer economic inequalities?
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Protests that began last week in Iraq are continuing amid widespread anger over abysmal public services provision by the government.
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He argued that the island's dwindling revenues could not go toward the debt payment without unacceptable cuts to public services.
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It also strikes at a left-right consensus that could save tens of billions of dollars for vital public services.
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Colombia, Peru and Ecuador asked on Thursday for international aid to manage the migration surge that is overwhelming public services.
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Second, he would work with Congress to pass legislation to end discrimination, including employment, housing and access to public services.
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If that makes the SNP focus on the job of delivering public services in Scotland then that is all the better.
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When they are invested in actually using public services, the odds that the services will actually be decent go way up.
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The National Health Mission is one of the world's largest health programs and forms the backbone of public services in India.
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He said the new system would strengthen democracy and the separation of powers, while bringing speed and efficiency to public services.
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It has also avoided scandals over the private provision of public services that have damaged rivals such as G4S and Serco.
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If it eventually becomes law, it'll ensure that people don't face harassment, or get denied access to public services, and jobs.
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In power, PO neglected "everyday democracy", based around local public services rather than distant institutions like the supreme court, he says.
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In an era of tight budgets, tax devolution could see Welsh public services losing out on funding relative to those elsewhere.
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But those countries are not socialist; they are free-market economies with high rates of taxation that finance generous public services.
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Real spending on public services has fallen by 10% since 2009-10, the longest and biggest fall in spending on record.
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A key reason lies within Tory government cuts to the UK's public services, including the NHS, local councils, and police forces.
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Since taking charge in 2010 they have presided over the longest and biggest fall in spending on public services on record.
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Vucic said he would encourage ordinary Serbians to raise everyday problems with him in areas such as public services and healthcare.
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Public Services' PSE&G said there were about 2,400 customers in New Jersey without power as of 1:15 p.m. Monday.
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Barclays' Wieladek argued that public anger toward the German government was prompted by spending cuts to public services, rather than migration.
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Much goes on subsidising public services, whether riding in high-speed trains or studying at university, that cost users more elsewhere.
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Europeans are getting restless about their leaders' inability to address problems of high unemployment, poverty, healthcare, education and deteriorating public services.
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If we can't reach a high level of cybersecurity, no one will trust startups, no one will trust digital public services.
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The protests are a manifestation of widespread anger at decades of corruption, dysfunctional government and the deterioration of basic public services.
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In response to the charge that he exceeds his brief, Mr Nisar points to the dire state of many public services.
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Mr Trump signed a $1.3trn spending bill passed by Congress that avoids a government shutdown and funds public services until October.
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And all the schools, and other public services here are getting slashed, and a lot of people are unhappy with that.
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Mr Farron's other risk was to admire some of Mr Blair's reforms, like the minimum wage and investment in public services.
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The government has pledged to bring roads, public services and development to the remote rural areas hit hardest by the war.
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Revenues raised would be spent on public services like roads, water, electricity and sewage systems at ministry housing projects, it said.
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Rzeszow is seeking to improve the efficiency of its public services delivery, and continuing with its spending rationalisation and cost control.
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Hardly anyone who looks like you is on the school board, on the housing authority or on the public services commission.
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Labour's manifesto sets out the biggest increase in taxes and borrowing for decades to fund investment in infrastructure and public services.
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But data are not just changing campaigns and political movements; they affect how policy is made and public services are offered.
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He has launched a "one-stop shop" public-services bureau that largely eliminates the need to pay bribes for official documents.
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Yet the promise to transform Britain's creaking, overstretched, public services is one of the more remarkable election pitches of recent years.
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People leave not only because wages are higher in western Europe but also because public services are better and corruption rare.
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Rich elites increasingly opt out of existing mediocre public services and retreat behind gated estates with private water and electricity generation.
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EUROPEAN migrants fill many jobs in Britain's public services: one in ten doctors and one in 25 nurses is EU-born.
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The NHS delivers care for free to the whole population and accounts for a third of government spending on public services.
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Buchanan knew that a functioning democracy with majority rule would lead to taxation of the wealthy minority to support public services.
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The availability of professional public services does not seem to get much attention in the current wave of criminal-justice reforms.
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Promised upgrades to infrastructure in favelas across Rio have been abandoned and existing public services are at breaking point, residents said.
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Our investigation finds that these firms have increasingly taken over public services like emergency care and firefighting, often with dire effects.
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It also advocates providing universal free health care, education and other public services — and ensuring that women and girls also benefit.
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But in recent decades, the nation's difficult racial divide has played a crucial role in checking the growth of public services.
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As long as country can mobilize the necessary real resources of labor, machinery, and raw materials, it can provide public services.
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Cities around the Bay Area are starting to contort themselves into stranger and stranger positions just to support basic public services.
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Amid the destruction of public services, Jensen said that many civil servants have thanklessly continued carrying out their jobs without payment.
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Late last year Quebec introduced Bill 62, a law requiring people to show their faces in order to get public services.
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Pete Wilson focused his campaign on state proposition — "Prop 2187" — to bar unauthorized immigrants from all public services, including public school.
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Voters are angry about a mixture of slower growth or economic stagnation, corruption scandals, crime and poor public services (see article).
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After all, the government has had to step back in to keep public services that had been managed by Carillion running.
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While the new workers will pay taxes, most of the revenue will be spent on public services for a growing population.
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It's a slow, slow, slow retreat of basic, clean and safe local public services, which were the origins of local government.
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They had come not only to mourn but also to protest Brazil's near-abandonment of museums and other basic public services.
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Coal workers made up a tax and consumer base that could help fund strong public services and a robust service economy.
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Israeli Arabs have equal rights under the law, but they say they face discrimination in public services, housing and other areas.
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State lawmakers, reluctant to raise taxes, have diverted money from highway work to pay for public services like Medicaid and prisons.
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The biometric system was challenged in court over privacy concerns, and fears that it could exclude millions from accessing public services.
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The group recommends that governments work to build national care systems, provide free public services and increase taxes on the wealthy.
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Previous attempts to overhaul the rail operator were simply seen as means to reduce the state's commitment to provide public services.
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The Somali government struggles to provide basic public services like health care and education, let alone a comprehensive response to emergencies.
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This is why we want to give our businesses but also the researchers and the public services better access to data.
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Shops remained shut and public services were disrupted on the islands during a walkout on Wednesday as part of the protest.
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Between 1920 and 1970, as demand for public services grew, the share of citizens liable for income tax more than tripled.
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Ashford has managed to largely maintain its public services along with some of the lowest property tax rates in the county.
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Despite facing criticism over the country's poor public services and high unemployment rate, Museveni is expected to win the February election.
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"The efforts to kind of undermine public-sector unions are part of a broader strategy to dismantle public services," she said.
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And they never looked back: Before the recession, the state could have tax cuts while also funding public services like education.
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Where failure of public services is felt most acutely is health: less than 1/2 of rudimentary health facilities remain functional.
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As a result, either public services will suffer, or the rest of us will pay more to make up the difference.
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Our government continues to take away from our public services — national parks, arts programs, museums funding, aid for children with disabilities.
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The United States in the world's imagination is a place of risk taking and ruthless competition, not one of reliable public services.
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Analysts say the far right has capitalized on concerns over immigration as well as corruption among mainstream parties and poor public services.
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The neo-liberal model of harnessing the power of markets to deliver public services has been in power for longer than that.
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The demonstration was organised by anti-austerity group The People's Assembly, which says there is no need for cuts to public services.
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Mali is one of the poorest countries in the world and the authorities struggle to provide adequate public services in the capital.
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Both errors make it more difficult to perceive and appreciate the possible attractions of high-quality public services financed by higher taxes.
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As the rich pull away from the rest, their increased political power may stymie tax rises needed to fund universal public services.
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The forthcoming political changes in Europe will respond to people's demand for greater security, better public services and a stronger employment creation.
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Instead, to make the sums add up, the last of these groups has suffered a squeeze on public services and living standards.
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Lebanon, which is hosting just over 1 million registered refugees from the conflict in neighboring Syria, has poor infrastructure and public services.
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This, in turn, becomes economic development and investment in physical spaces, as well as community assets, education, health care, and public services.
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The new political and budgetary battleground is the increasingly critical condition of Britain's public services following an almost decade-long funding squeeze.
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The state of Rio de Janeiro requested an emergency federal bailout after it said it was unable to fund essential public services.
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Ensuring that each region has the financial capacity to provide the public services for which it is responsible can therefore be challenging.
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This special report has sought to show that South Africa faces profound challenges, whether related to corruption, the economy or public services.
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Soon after that request was denied, Roraima asked the federal government for nearly $50 million to pay for public services for migrants.
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More than 20 languages are spoken in the local schools Immigration opponents such as King have accused newcomers of burdening public services.
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Opposition to Museveni is strongest among youths in urban areas, where frustration has been fuelled by unemployment, corruption and crumbling public services.
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Second, tie the funding of local public services to local tax revenues to ensure an automatic response to an influx of migrants.
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Her mother, who had just arrived from their home town of Maracaibo, told her there was no electricity or public services there.
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"Millions more work in the public and private sectors delivering public services and making a vital contribution to our economy," they said.
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If deficient public services were not enough, the allure of higher paying jobs in the U.S. mainland helps accelerate the population exodus.
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This means piercing the veil of a neo-feudal society that forsakes vital public services in order to exempt itself from taxes.
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Every $1 invested in family planning services yields up to $6 in savings on public services from health to housing, studies show.
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Matthias Otto, owner of a trendy café in Asunción, likes low taxes but not the crappy public services that go with them.
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The failure in March of Interserve, provider of public services from cleaning schools to building bridges, further highlighted problems in the sector.
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Raising taxes, for example, is not an attack on an individual, but a bid to ensure that individual's access to public services.
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There is no longer a need to make severe cuts to public services, Mr. Noonan noted, referring to Ireland's painful austerity program.
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Bahrain's Shi'ites have long complained of entrenched discrimination in areas such as employment and public services, allegations the Sunni-led government denies.
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The report called for governments to crack down on tax dodging and to invest more in public services available to the poor.
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But this could also wipe "billions of dollars" of value off parallel currency holdings, while salaries and public services would also suffer.
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"If there's a sustained low-return market, the government contribution will eventually rise and crowd out some other public services," Yin said.
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But the incident was a shocking reminder of Portugal's chronic underinvestment in public services and the hidden frailty of its economic rebound.
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Much of the public opposition to immigration has emerged from perceived pressure on public services, such as GP waiting lists and housing.
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Dr. Hart, a professor at Harvard, has contributed to the debate about the outsourcing of public services like prisons and garbage collection.
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The Liberal Democrats have promised to scrap Brexit and use any subsequent boost to the UK economy to reinvest in public services.
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The French-speaking province of Quebec has barred people with face coverings from receiving public services or from working in government jobs.
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It said it will provide 500 tons of medical hand santitisers to clinics, hospitals, medical and nursing staff and other public services.
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In Europe, they lay the blame for the erosion of the welfare state and public services on competition from immigrants and refugees.
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Mr. Jenkin said on Monday that his committee would hold an inquiry into the overall issue of the outsourcing of public services.
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The challenge is to replicate that supportive environment for all the other Tanis out there with public services and private philanthropy alike.
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Cuts to public services imposed by the austerity policies of successive Conservative governments have also been felt particularly sharply in rural areas.
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Like millions of her compatriots, Ysabel became disillusioned after her government failed to provide even the most basic security and public services.
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Labour plans to tax corporations and the top 5 percent of earners more in order to fund public services like the NHS.
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But a majority of people expressed anxieties — about their families, livelihoods, public services, residency rights and futures — with uncertainty the dominant mood.
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"In the past two years, immigrant women started coming more and more, because they are afraid of using public services," he said.
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They do, however, suspect that it has to do with health-promoting public policies and better-funded public services in rich cities.
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Businesses and public services nationwide were forced to shut down or operate at reduced hours as the country sought to contain infections.
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It has been an exemplar, issuing permits that allow 700,000 Venezuelans to work and receive public services for at least two years.
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It provided salaries to fighters and stipends to their families, as well as public services ranging from marriage certificates to garbage collection.
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The victory is emblematic of a nation "accustomed to being robbed of public services — or even robbed by them," one author writes.
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Such a change would have made it much more difficult for localities to pay for police, fire, transit and other public services.
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Balancing the books is the best way to create the fiscal space to provide public services and increase public investment, he insisted.
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Buchanan was concerned that politicians, preoccupied with re-election, were promising an overinvestment in public services, which he considered an economic problem.
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The nations of the Middle East and North Africa depend on income from their national oil companies to pay for public services.
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The new president had made vague pledges to bring peace to eastern Ukraine but no concrete plans to restore public services there.
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Macau also suspended basic public services on Tuesday, and Mr. Ho urged residents not to leave their homes except to get food.
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Public Services and Procurement Minister Judy Foote tearfully told a news conference she was leaving her post immediately, but gave no details.
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Carillion collapsed in January when its banks halted its funding, triggering a row over Britain's outsourcing of public services to private companies.
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This, paired with draconian cuts to public services that provide assistance to struggling families, would result in a significant increase in inequality.
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In Britain, Mr. Johnson promised higher expenditure on public services, raising the minimum wage and offering more state aid for failing businesses.
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The Texas Department of Public Services will be offering counseling services to the church later this week, he said, and Texas Gov.
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It also held "transition fairs" at 28 facilities to help connect people with public services they may need after leaving prison. 3.
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Giuliani, however, had contrary thoughts—to his mind, Romania had been too effective in cleaning up the corruption corroding its public services.
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The national system of household registration, hukou, which restricts where people can receive subsidised public services, will be kinder to new graduates.
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That investment has helped emerging economies develop, with at least some of that cash ploughed into infrastructure, local business and public services.
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His proposed cuts to corporate taxes will eviscerate the public services on which they depend, not to mention public sector union jobs.
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That investment has helped emerging economies develop, with at least some of that cash ploughed into infrastructure, local business and public services.
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Iraq's southern province is home to some of the world's largest oil reserves — yet unemployment is soaring and public services are a mess.
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The Americans with Disabilities Act of 0003 requires that people with disabilities have access to public services, programs, or activities, such as voting.
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Although Labour became an enthusiastic outsourcer under Tony Blair in the 1990s, Mr Corbyn now promises to "take back control of public services".
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But the basic issue is what are you going to do with this vast low-wage economy and the collapse of public services.
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Public services such as healthcare and education have also suffered funding cuts, stoking anger over the link between alleged corruption and poor services.
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"Labour must be clear: migrants are not to blame for falling wages, job insecurity, bad housing and overstretched public services," the letter said.
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The blackout was the longest and most widespread incident of its kind in a country that has grown accustomed to unreliable public services.
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La Rioja has a higher share of elderly population than Spain (20% versus 18.4%), which translates into more pressure on social public services.
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Espirito Santo is one of several Brazilian states grappling with a budget crisis that is crippling essential public services for millions of citizens.
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Firstly, a successful Brexit would improve the country's economic growth rate as well as bolstering the ability to finance its own public services.
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La Rioja has a higher share of elderly population than Spain (220% versus 150%), which translates into more pressure on social public services.
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If the government fails to do so, the island could lose control of the meager public services it already has at its disposal.
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Most refugees head to Uganda, which allows them free movement, the right to work and access public services such as education and healthcare.
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The region has a higher share of elderly population than Spain (24% versus 287%), which translates into more pressure on social public services.
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The economy is growing slowly and does not yield enough tax to pay for the public services that voters believe are their right.
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Defenders of immigration often fight on nativist turf, citing data to respond to claims about migrants' damaging effects on wages or public services.
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Like any suburb, Ferguson is a place you seek to get to in order to have better schools, better amenities, better public services.
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The governments and local councils are devoting energy and taxpayers' money towards improving public services, rather than catching graffiti writers and buffing everything.
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On the other hand, the public also needs awareness about the opportunities for leveraging that data to improve their communities and public services.
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Faced with more demanding electorates, which want better public services, governments must learn both to spend more efficiently and to change their priorities.
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The region has a higher share of elderly population than Spain (24% versus 18.4%), which translates into more pressure on social public services.
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And its policy of "equalisation" gives provincial and local governments the means to maintain public services at a uniform level across the country.
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The disruptions were minor compared with the hackers who disrupted multinational firms, ports and public services across the globe this year, officials said.
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Strategic importance (Stronger): LP provides key public services such as the universal postal service and regional planning through its extensive post office network.
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Justice Minister Michael Gove, a prominent Leave campaigner, said the scale of immigration was depressing wages and putting a strain on public services.
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"To pay for those public services we'll close the tax loopholes and the tax avoidance scams (used) by the mega rich," he said.
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At the same time, it also developed a variety of offline use cases, including restaurants, supermarkets, convenience stores, taxis, hospitals, and public services.
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The result has been that those with incomplete paperwork have been denied homes, jobs and public services, and have even been locked up.
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"We have not paid enough attention to some public services for years, or even decades," Labour Minister Muriel Penicaud told Europe 1 radio.
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Recent studies show that ride-hailing services like Uber and Lyft tend to poach riders away from public services like buses and subways.
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It may well be that the central demand which emerges from the consultation is a familiar contradiction: more public services and lower taxes.
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The military effort has diverted finances away from public services and the economy, fuelling popular discontent in one of the world's poorest nations.
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Temer has indicated there will be a revision of the health care system, which many worry will lead to cuts to public services.
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They weren't aware of the public services available to them or how the police would respond or how to access the judicial system.
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Public services within the city, particularly hospitals, have been repeatedly targeted and, according to aid workers, have now more or less completely collapsed.
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Taxpayer-funded government contractors could fire their LGBTQ employees, and taxpayer-funded agencies could turn away the LGBTQ community from ostensibly public services.
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In 2016, close to 74,000 households received housing assistance and more than 9 million Americans benefited from public services, according to HUD's website.
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We need automatic registration, so people are registered when they apply for driver's licenses, or renew their licenses, or apply for public services.
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And it turned out that when you try to make public services much more generous, you need to make taxes a lot higher.
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Much of the Prince Mohammed's economic plan envisions transferring responsibility for development projects and public services to the private sector from the government.
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The Baltic country has developed an extensive web of digital services that has allowed 99 percent of its public services to be electronic.
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Late last year Quebec introduced Bill 62, a law requiring people to show their faces when using public services like buses and libraries.
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Without a permit, a resident of a city is denied access to many public services, such as education and healthcare, in another city.
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Mr Blair's first term certainly lacked any guiding idea about how underperforming public services should be improved other than by spending more money.
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And reducing the numbers of immigrants would hurt Britain's businesses and public services, which rely on French bankers, Bulgarian builders and Italian doctors.
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Despite a seemingly growing defiance toward institutions, governments and elected officials, the report highlights the critical role of public services and policy-making .
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From health and education to state-owned companies, the new Saudi leadership is looking for privatisation and the private provision of public services.
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Many who left Mosul went to Erbil, the Kurdish capital of northern Iraq, where they have trouble finding work or obtaining public services.
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The fall of Carillion has forced the government to guarantee public services ranging from school meals to road works provided by the company.
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German government spending is also rising as the country struggles to provide shelter and basic public services to seemingly unstoppable migrant/refugee inflows.
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In many cases this will trigger increased contributions to the plans that will bust already fragile government budgets, crowding out vital public services.
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To many that seems perfectly reasonable—after all, if Scotland's population is growing slowly, its demand for public services will also grow slowly.
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Most have no formal contracts with their employers, and are denied access to urban public services such as subsidised education and health care.
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They say heavy EU migration burdens taxpayers, drives up welfare spending, strains public services like health and education and aggravates the housing crisis.
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But he or she does not consider them very important to his or her life, compared at least with employment and public services.
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Instead of an asset, the faltering peace is disconcerting an electorate also frustrated by tepid growth, weak public services and still-gaping inequality.
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Public sector unions are integral to establishing high-quality public services, including education, health care, first responder emergency services, electricity, transportation and more.
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In 1994, Mr. Kemp campaigned against Proposition 187, a Republican-led California initiative that barred undocumented immigrants from using public services, including education.
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But that's a hard argument to make to a public frustrated by cuts in public services — especially when the credibility of pro-E.
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"We don't want to replace public services, but instead reinforce the social fabric in our communities," AB founder Mehdi Bouteghmes told VICE Impact.
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Public outlays are also incurred through costs for policing, law enforcement and other public services in dealing with drug overdoses and addiction treatment.
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Nearly 300 people have been killed in Iraq since the protests against political corruption, unemployment and poor public services began on Oct. 1.
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And when rural, poor and communities of color depend on efficient public services the most - they are the ones who are disproportionately hurt.
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In California, it goes back 25 years to Proposition 187, the 1994 state initiative that forbade undocumented immigrants from using certain public services.
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In certain British communities, there is a sense that immigration from Central and Eastern Europe has driven down wages and strained public services.
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Protests against government corruption, high unemployment, and poor public services which started on Tuesday have been met with brutality from the Iraqi government.
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JPL: Obviously she likes a larger government than many Republicans would prefer, and expanding a lot of public services in that same vein.
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During the ceremony, they were handed Thai ID cards, which grants them access to public services such as healthcare and freedom of movement.
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The failure in March of Interserve, a provider of public services from cleaning schools to building bridges, further highlighted problems in the sector.
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But Novak was collared a few weeks later and slapped with a fourth-degree felony charge under Ohio's "Disruption of Public Services" statute.
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That's why capitalist societies need a foundation of public services (upon Matt Bruenig's sage advice, I'm no longer using the term "safety net").
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Nigeria's public services have been hollowed out by years of corruption, and some locals remember the era of military rule as more orderly.
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The 2008 book argued that governments could use behavioral insights to improve the efficiency and quality of a wide range of public services.
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The agency acts almost as a de facto government there, responsible for the majority of schools, health care facilities and some public services.
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"The only way to fight the mosquito is by spreading awareness and that is a task not only for public services," Wagner said.
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The European Union rushed last week to show that it spends 37% of its GDP on social protection, health, public services and education.
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The subjects of negotiations — employee pay, benefits, work rules — are political questions about how to spend tax dollars and best provide public services.
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And fewer than half say they'll be able to maintain their current levels of public services based on the state's current funding system.
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The government has made registration mandatory for hundreds of public services and many private ones, from taking school exams to opening bank accounts.
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The protests were largely driven by economic issues, including what demonstrators saw as the government's failure to improve public services and create jobs.
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BAGHDAD — Violent protests have erupted across much of Iraq as demonstrators poured into the streets, embittered about poor public services, corruption and unemployment.
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"If we are re-elected we will have to review Channel 4&aposs Public Services Broadcasting obligations," the source said told the website.
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Kampala also grants refugees free movement and employment in the country, as well as some public services such as free education and healthcare.
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The strategy aims to unlock access to "more data and good quality data" to fuel innovation and underpin better public services, she added.
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Fakhfakh previously said he wants a government based on the values of the 2011 revolution that would address unemployment and improve public services.
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Government officials say they can also save billions of reais by digitizing public services, thereby reducing costly and time-consuming lines and bureaucracy.
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The directive, which excluded emergency service workers and people who work for essential public services, urged the private sector to enforce similar arrangements.
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Democrats argue that the cap has hurt residents in their states and also makes it harder for their states to offer public services.
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Boris has simply proposed much higher spending on the National Health Service, police, and public services, while canceling a tax break for corporations.
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Estonia—the birthplace of Skype, an internet-telephony app—has been a leader in digitising public services, such as filing taxes and voting.
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The Somali government is not yet able to provide basic security and public services to regions that have been liberated from al-Shabaab.
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Spending: The party would increase day-to-day spending on public services by £98 billion ($129 billion) by fiscal year 2023, per IFS.
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Although, other ventures such as the BBC World Service, BBC World News, BBC Worldwide and BBC Monitoring help to fund its public services.
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This has caused them to be deaf to concerns that many voters have about the effects of immigration on wages and public services.
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The bill, called the Fairness for All Act, will reportedly protect LGBTQ+ people from discrimination in housing, employment, education and other public services.
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Others require single parents to pay a "social maintenance" fee to cover the cost of public services a child receives — essentially a tax.
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The country is suffering desperate scarcities of food and medicine, soaring crime rates and the collapse of public services and the health system.
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The underlying logic, which is not necessarily flawed, is that in order to provide public services, there must be a base to be taxed.
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The "yellow vests" remain an amorphous group with varied demands, including higher salaries, better public services, and more power for voters on policy decisions.
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That month, Deloitte announced it would buy BearingPoint's North American public services unit for $350 million in cash as BearingPoint worked through a bankruptcy.
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Social upheaval in Peru, where large mines often operate alongside towns that lack basic public services, is common and sometimes the conflicts turn violent.
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They enjoy long paid vacations, zero out-of-pocket costs of health care, zero or low tuition costs and quality public services for all.
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Those new people put a strain on public services—more police are needed, new roads are required, housing supply is hit, schools need teachers.
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Canada's French-speaking province of Quebec has passed a law that will restrict people from performing or receiving public services while covering their face.
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And whereas most other public services have already been subject to swingeing austerity cuts, school spending was protected in real terms in 2010-15.
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There will be times when we will support the Government, for example, on measures to strengthen our economy, security and improve our public services.
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The government is motivated to prevent a failure of HIDG, as it would have a significant impact on key public services in the city.
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More funding of research and development, more investment in public services, and a wide range of redistributive macroeconomic policies could level the playing field.
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"Overcrowding, lack of public services in new settlements, the persistence of slums, all create a climate of insecurity, numerous Algerians confirm," the report said.
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Since the SNP came to power in 2007, Scotland has continued to spend a quarter more per person on devolved public services than England.
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Puerto Rico's government plays a big role in the island's economy and it needs to be able to borrow to provide normal public services.
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Questions of identity are particularly complex in Quebec, where the Parti Québécois has called for a ban on burqas for those seeking public services.
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He figured the money made on selling the stone would be used for public services in a country recently devastated by Ebola and mudslides.
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Far better to let workers move freely by abolishing the pernicious hukou system that restricts migrants' access to public services outside their home towns.
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Civil-rights groups worry that many Latinos and Muslims will sit out the census, and lose political clout and public services as a result.
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They really need to do a big bang approach to fix public services and the current arrangement does not seem to be delivering that.
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The service — now known as CrowdSource Rescue (CSR) — was meant to fill the deficit of public services during a time of immense, dizzying catastrophe.
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It would be better to give all Chinese citizens the same rights to live where they please and obtain public services where they live.
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Puerto Ricans have been hurting for years as schools have closed and public services have been cut to deal with a ballooning debt crisis.
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They were part of a drive to improve public services through competition, but have become a case study in the difficulties of contracting out.
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Sharjah's government budget is small relative to GDP, largely because the UAE federal budget covers a large share of public services in the emirate.
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The collapse of Carillion raises questions about how Britain can get better at contracting public services to the private sector ("Cleaned out", January 20th).
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In 2017 then-premier Philippe Couillard, also a Liberal, introduced a measure barring people from covering their faces when proffering or receiving public services.
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The report said the suburb – just 83 miles from the Eiffel Tower – is putting a huge strain on public services and creating social tensions.
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As need for public resources increases, Eubanks discovered, more states are automating the process of applying for public services—welfare, food stamps, housing, etc.
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This puts huge pressure on public services, and has arguably kept wages low and entrenched welfare dependency among many indigenous and low-skilled workers.
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Carillion was responsible for providing millions of pounds of public services as well as major infrastructure projects in Britain, Canada and the Middle East.
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Across the globe this year computer hackers have disrupted multinational firms, ports and public services on an unprecedented scale, raising awareness of the issue.
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In fact, public services have become a lot simpler in the past few years, but many stakeholders, not all acting in concert, are involved.
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Switzerland's fourth-most populous city is a regular among the rankings for its high quality of living, boasting good public services and historic architecture.
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If we want to live in a more egalitarian society and fund our public services, we cannot go on creating worse levels of inequality.
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The governor issued an executive order that protects the bank's dwindling liquidity by only allowing withdrawals that fund the delivery of essential public services.
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" "These technical notices reveal the 'no deal' Brexit nightmare facing Scotland and lay bare the risks facing Scottish businesses, the economy and public services.
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Ditsela's Johannesburg township, Alexandra, has seen protests against overcrowding and poor public services in the run-up to a general election on May 8.
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If the fight turns into one over who can do most to boost public services, Labour (and the Lib Dems) have a natural advantage.
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Attacks on public sector unions are attacks on high-quality public services that will be become increasingly privatized, causing people to lose necessary protections.
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According to the official Estonia government site, 28503 percent of Estonians use 'i-Voting' and 22019 percent of public services are online 24/7.
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In Lebanon, migrants competing for informal employment have pushed down wages across the economy, pressuring already-stretched public services, including health care and education.
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It has made some people rich and powerful, and has left millions of others without jobs, public services and hope of a better life.
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Strategic Importance Assessed as Stronger PR provides key public services such as universal postal services and money transfer through its extensive post office network.
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State and local governments are not just another "special interest," they provide essential public services that are the building blocks of our federal Union.
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Local communities must therefore be prepared to prevent and contain outbreaks and limit the impact of those outbreaks on health care and public services.
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Rent-seeking by public officials makes infrastructure and public services much more expensive for citizens, as their resources are siphoned off for personal gain.
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The moving population also is a challenge to the government's ability to provide herders with basic public services, from hospitals to schools, Ambelu said.
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The local government said Venezuelan arrivals represent 10 percent of the population of Roraima's capital, Boa Vista, or around 40,000 people, straining public services.
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The country's recent financial crisis has prompted the government to reevaluate the public services it can offer, and move towards privatization of public spaces.
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Budget Minister Cristobal Montoro said the Catalan authorities could not be trusted to spend the money on public services rather than the planned vote.
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It has said it wants to support the country's private-sector competitiveness, promote sustainable energy and energy reform, and improve delivery of public services.
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Without its new tools, we know Puerto Rico faces a future of default, litigation, degraded public services, more outmigration and an even deeper recession.
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The Mormon Church announced Friday that it is suspending all public services and events worldwide to avoid the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus.
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Some public services, including state hospitals and schools, were disrupted as well, as teachers and doctors participated in brief walkouts in solidarity with unions.
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To support the NHS and other public services, I am also setting aside a £20223bn emergency response fund - and will go further if necessary.
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To support the NHS and other public services, I am also setting aside a £5bn emergency response fund - and will go further if necessary.
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"What they're offering, really, is French- or Swedish-style public services but with American-level taxes, and you can't sustain that for very long."
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The 90-day state of catastrophe gives the government special powers to restrict transit and gatherings and to assure food supply and public services.
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Many say they have been ground down by low wages, unemployment and poor public services in Honduras and are looking for better opportunities elsewhere.
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Republicans led by Pete Wilson, who was governor at the time, backed the ballot initiative, which sought to deny public services to undocumented immigrants.
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The big picture: "Since taking office, President Trump and his administration have sought to privatize an array of public services," per the LA Times.
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Brexit backers also say Britain could save its estimated EU divorce bill of around 39 billion pounds and spend this on public services instead.
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Britain began outsourcing public services in the late 1980s under Margaret Thatcher and enjoyed a boom period under Labour's Tony Blair and Gordon Brown.
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The most prominent grievances, from overhauling Chile's creaking pension system to slashing public services costs, date back to decisions made well before Pinera's time.
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Peru was once one of the most welcoming countries for Venezuelan migrants, granting them temporary residency so they could work and access public services.
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Protesters are calling for a complete overhaul of the government in response to Iran's influence, lack of jobs, rampant corruption and failed public services.
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Under Mr. Magashule's governance, many of the province's public services departments teetered on the brink of insolvency, according to A.N.C. officials and opposition parties.
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In 1928, the City of Austin made it legal to cut off public services like schools from African Americans that weren't east Austin residents.
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At the heart of citizens' anger lies an economic crisis and a dire lack of basic public services in the country of six million.
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Johnson's Conservatives have championed tough police and prison measures, but opponents have criticised them for overseeing almost a decade of cuts to public services.
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Sonko has been photographed handing out cash for things like hospital bills but Nairobi has seen little improvement in public services under his watch.
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"You owe the British people millions in taxes that pay for the public services that we all rely on," Corbyn wrote in the letter.
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The collapse of even basic public services has fueled demands for the restoration of the southern state that merged with northern Yemen in 1990.
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It is also improbable the US would find itself in a similar budgetary bind that would pit funding for public services against a UBI.
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" In short, the study concludes, "the majority of Canadian households enjoy a higher quality of life because of the public services their taxes fund.
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Here's how the strike is affecting public services: France's rail, bus and metro networks have been hardest hit by the strike, particularly in Paris.
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The tall and amicable Michigan Democrat, who had started his public services career as a police officer, was now in the line of fire.
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Huge, sometimes violent protests began erupting across Iraq in October, as people angry about unemployment, corruption and shambolic public services poured into the streets.
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This new accounting of economic success would instead focus on access to public services, a shorter work week, and an increase in leisure time.
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Unions inspired elected officials, workers, and communities to recognize the relationship between the quality of public sector jobs and the quality of public services.
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Then-governor Pete Wilson, a Republican, campaigned for re-election in 6 behind Prop 220, which sought to deny public services to illegal immigrants.
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One reason is that over the past couple of decades, successive private contractors have cut nearly all the fat off the public services they operate.
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More precisely, Beijing wants rural officials to ramp up internet penetration, the digitization of public services, sales of rural produce to city consumers and more.
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Because we rely upon immigrants and others to report when crimes are being committed in their neighborhoods ... and people are shying away from public services.
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In Brazil's northern border region of Roraima, migrants have strained public services and stirred anger among some residents, particularly in Boa Vista, the local capital.
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The government is cutting overall spending and raising the prices of public services to comply with the terms of a $57bn loan from the IMF.
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It said the finance industry had created 2.2 million jobs and paid more than 87 billion pounds ($120 billion) in tax toward funding public services.
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The state of California said it expected a surge in unwanted pregnancies as more women lose contraception coverage, which it said would affect public services.
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Indeed, many of the same tactics are used now: disruption of public services, lie-ins, media messaging, marches, and petitions to political and governmental authority.
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The government says it wants the petro to be used as an alternative to the hugely devalued bolivar when paying taxes, contributions and public services.
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Its headquarters will employ perhaps 50,000 rich workers, who will bid up rents and land values, all the while crowding local public services and infrastructure.
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The law affects teachers, police officers, hospital employees and daycare workers in government agencies, and users of public services, from school to mass transit systems.
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This seems odd when one argument during the referendum was that a "Brexit dividend" would free up money for the NHS and other public services.
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If he truly wants to turn things around he needs to restore the battered institutions while embracing radical reforms to the economy and public services.
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Rio's government declared a state of fiscal emergency in June as an economic crisis sent tax revenue plummeting, straining public services and triggering federal aid.
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They praised the efficiency of markets, pulling them further into the provision of public services, and set about wisely shepherding and redistributing the market's gains.
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Instead, voters are focused on more prosaic matters, such as squeezed public services and the SNP's track record after a decade in power at Holyrood.
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Among people McKenzie grew up with who still live in Atwater, most work in agriculture, medicine, education or public services, as either police or firemen.
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"What we want is to provide good-quality public services delivered at best value to the taxpayer," Prime Minister Theresa May said after Carillion's collapse.
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Mr Macron needs to persuade the silent majority that, far from destroying public services, his growth-boosting reforms are the best way to save them.
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Trellyz also plans to do the same thing for cities, offering another app for local governments to list and manage the public services they offer.
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Demonstrations involving thousands of people broke out this month in Basra province, protesting the lack of jobs and poor public services, including frequent power outages.
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They can hope for a better job, a marked improvement in their quality of life and access to better public services such as health care.
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Tripoli residents have become increasingly critical of the GNA as its leaders have failed to resolve severe economic problems, restore public services and improve security.
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Food can be a metaphor for ideological matters such as a free market or public services, rights to access, and of course, income and privilege.
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Still, the suspension adds to concerns about Rio's readiness to host the global sporting event as public services suffer amid a crisis in state finances.
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Munich, the lead out of four German cities to list among the top 15, boasts beautiful architecture, a strong business center and enviable public services.
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Another bright spot for Accenture was revenue from the healthcare and public services industry, which rose nearly 9 percent and exceeded growth in prior quarters.
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Hammond, who delivers the budget at 1530 GMT, will offer a glimpse of higher spending after nearly a decade of cuts to many public services.
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Elsewhere, Britain's national health service (NHS), which has long been central to Labour policies, will be one of several public services to receive extra funding.
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Authorities in the Belgian capital struck a more defiant note on Wednesday, acknowledging that closing shops, schools and public services last year had frustrated residents.
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One is the colossal cost of building affordable housing for migrants, and of providing them with access to the same public services as everyone else.
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Not surprisingly, given the pressure on public services, relations between locals and the newcomers are "sensitive", say volunteers at the Sanya Association for Resettling Retirees.
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To promote integration in countries that may be resistant to opening their labour markets or overburdening public services, they can provide financial and logistical support.
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Those problems, alongside deteriorating public services and a public perception of widespread government corruption, drove voters to reject the political establishment in this autumn's elections.
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Those problems, alongside deteriorating public services and a public perception of widespread government corruption, drove voters to reject the political establishment in this autumn's elections.
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The benefits mainly went to out-of-state shareholders in oil companies, he told them, while ordinary Oklahomans paid the price through underfunded public services.
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"It is only right that these global giants with profitable businesses in the UK pay their fair share towards supporting our public services," he said.
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In Detroit, housing prices and tax revenues have plunged, and it can no longer provide adequate schooling or other public services for those who remain.
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The fact that inequality is rising and public services are collapsing—they seem to be totally unconcerned and not prepared to accept responsibility for that.
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After all, public services have the option of operating at a loss (within reason), but there aren't many incentives for corporations to continue unprofitable operations.
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Trump emulates Bush in his disrespect for eggheads, experts, and career public services in favor of gut-driven decisions and a team with business experience.
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Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani, the country's top Shiite cleric, sided with the demonstrators, saying there is an "extreme lack of public services," NBC reports.
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Carillion said the government would provide the necessary funding to maintain the public services carried out by its staff, while PricewaterhouseCoopers will oversee the process.
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The dam project would seem an unlikely way to galvanize Pakistanis, who in recent years have grown weary of corruption scandals and crumbling public services.
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"We are monitoring the situation closely and have made sure that public services — including NHS trusts — have contingency plans in place," said a government spokesman.
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One forecast has predicted that by the end of this decade £1 in every three spent on delivering public services will go to outsourcing companies.
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Public services remain in place and industrial production is allowed to continue, on condition that companies adopt safety measures to protect workers and prevent contagion.
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Sounding increasingly like their Labour opponents, some Conservative councilors in Northamptonshire are now talking about stopping the outsourcing of public services and demanding tax increases.
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National service is compulsory from the age of 18 and mainly involves working for next to nothing on public services, such as intensive construction projects.
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Expanding female employment opportunities Social protection and public services can play a critical role in buffering families against hardship and advancing prosperity and gender equality.
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Pete Wilson, a Republican, revived a flagging re-election bid by backing Proposition 187, which barred the state from providing public services to undocumented immigrants.
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The legislature's absence has created a leadership void that has strained public services, pushing the regional health service, in particular, to the brink of collapse.
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Vela said he has not committed yet to any candidate this cycle, but criticized what he called the "Sanders gimmick" of offering free public services.
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While these deals are a small corner of private equity's sprawling interests, they represent the leading edge of the industry's profound expansion into public services.
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In the age of the smart phone and biometric identity checks most public services in Brazil remain frustrating, lengthy ordeals involving multiple documents and procedures.
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The reasoning is that chronic stress can be brought on by the marginalization inherent in unfair access to public services, healthy food and safe neighborhoods.
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For several weeks now, anti-government protesters in Iraq have been protesting endemic corruption, high unemployment, inadequate public services and Iran's interference in the country.
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Some 34% of those polled said they had paid a bribe over the past 12 months to access public services, down from 51% in 2017.
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" Elisabeth Koek, of the Norwegian Refugee Council in Iraq, said about letting residents return to dangerous areas deprived of public services: "This is incredibly worrying.
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"It is only right that these global giants with profitable businesses in the U.K. pay their fair share towards supporting our public services," he said.
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Locals complain that the retirees have driven up the cost of housing and food while simultaneously taking advantage of public services like transportation and hospitals.
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Johnson Sirleaf's nearly 12 years in office have seen the country's post-war peace consolidated, although Liberians complain about poor public services and widespread corruption.
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Unauthorized workers receive few if any public services (they ride the bus, but they're ineligible for social assistance programs) but contribute to the tax base.
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The Canadian province of Quebec instituted a law that prohibits people from receiving public services or working for the government if their faces are covered.
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Trump went so far as to repeatedly claim on the campaign trail that undocumented workers are actually receiving more generous public services than America's veterans.
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Outsourcing some public services is currently being considered, he said, but the example of British outsourcing firm Carillion's collapse showed it could not be replicated everywhere.
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The pleasant, cheery female voice imparts the magnitude of savings demanded of them by the government, and the effect these cuts are having on public services.
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Governments are fueling inequality by underfunding public services whilst "under taxing" corporations and the wealthy and failing to clamp down on tax evasion, the report alleged.
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"Initiatives like the Carillon usually spring up to compensate for the lack of public services," said Maryse Bresson, a sociology professor at the University of Versailles.
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About 250 people gathered outside the temporary headquarters of the provincial council throughout the afternoon to protest against corruption and demand jobs and better public services.
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Tuesday's figures showed a 5.4% rise in day-to-day government spending on public services for the year to date, while tax revenues rose by 2.8%.
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Many student groups, heathcare workers, and teachers also planned to join the protests, leaving the majority of the country's schools closed and many public services hobbled.
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Jeremy Corbyn has taken Labour far to the left with a plan to re-nationalise industries and spend billions on public services, including free university education.
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For the left it is about inequality, the oppression of disadvantaged groups and the imposition of market forces in everything from public services to urban spaces.
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With one of the lowest tax takes in the world, at just 6.4% of GDP, the government can afford little in the way of public services.
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Capita, an outsourcing company that runs some big public services in Britain, such as London's congestion charge, warned that its profit will fall far below expectations.
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The company's businesses that are commercially operated are very limited and are not able to make up for the losses from the public services it provides.
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Another caveat is that these figures measure the economic impact of the shutdown by valuing the public services that the government is no longer paying for.
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In a globalised world more people spend time travelling, studying or working abroad, and access to labour markets and public services depends on their exact status.
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This could be done by seeing that universal public services are up to scratch and enabling people to live rich, healthy lives regardless of their wealth.
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Brazil is only slowly emerging from a two-year slump, public services are stretched and public security has broken down in many parts of the country.
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While many in the past have talked about redistributing wealth with taxation, welfare, and public services, I believe these are tactical solutions that will ultimately fail.
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Australia should use use the money it plans to spend on a marriage equality plebiscite for more useful public services, Qantas CEO Alan Joyce told CNBC.
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But as Maduro has sought to further consolidate power in the past 213 months, the economy, public services, security, and health care have all but collapsed.
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Many of those who come seek asylum: the South African government lets refugees work and even obtain some public services while their papers are being processed.
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Without a birth certificate or identity card, many disabled Indonesians cannot access public services like education and healthcare, and often fall into extreme poverty as adults.
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Cubans now anticipate improvements in public services such as transportation, communications, water and power service, health care, education and the freedom to pursue private commercial enterprise.
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Closed-shop bureaucracies can be short of essential skills, such as the ability to analyse data, manage big projects or write contracts for outsourced public services.
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There was no doubting his intellectual conversion to the role that market discipline could play in improving public services, nor his command of intricate policy detail.
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Bribery is common in obtaining public services, in the court systems and among police in the region, research by the Berlin-based anti-corruption group found.
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In 2013, demonstrations erupted nationwide as Brazilians protested against everything from poor public services to corruption and the billions of dollars being spent on sports events.
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Pete Wilson faced low approval ratings in 1994, though he won reelection after tying his campaign to Proposition 187, which denied public services to undocumented immigrants.
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But whether or not a crisis materializes, the president is happy to use the specter of public debt to inflict even deeper cuts to public services.
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