Michael Carter Quotes (13 Quotes)

Recount or no recount, there's going to be a government without a strong mandate or much flexibility.

If the funding level is continuing to decline over time and the employer is not making its annual contribution, that is bad. If the state is addressing the need, that gives you more comfort.

It's important that the military personnel who are protecting our base and standing their posts have equipment that will work properly. We're responsible for more than 200 9mms, 30 M-16s, 80 shotguns, and approximately 20 M-60 machine guns. The Armory is the 'issue point' for all military security on watch at the front gates and on the piers.

Over 200 million poor people in rural India depend upon agriculture for their livelihoods.

I think this is just a token gesture, ... Gas prices are going to keep going up in the future.

The Explosive Safety Inspection occurs every two years and the previous inspection the Armory received 57 hits. It's an amazing accomplishment of the SUBASE Armory and the staff and how far we've come in the past two years. They really pulled together and stepped up to the way we took care of business.

This is a very big deal because the promises that most government employers have made to their retirees is to pick up a fairly significant part, if not all, of their medical costs after they retire.

We need some civil disobedience.

My wife and I are members of the museum. There were kids from all over Indiana.

it believes that it has not violated its EU competition laws.

Everybody wants their money now and that's where these companies ... get you. Toward the end of the tax season, many people are trying to beat the rush, get their money and use their refund to close on a house ... or to pay off some bills.

A lot of people don't realize that the same electronic filing these companies do, can be done by almost anybody. All it takes is a little patience ... most of the sites walk you through step by step and ask specific questions geared toward your return.

India continues to face severe power shortages that translate into substantial losses to the economy. It stifles development of industry and commerce, increases the cost of doing business, and reduces productivity.