Sentences with phrase «chairwoman mary»

Senate Energy Committee Chairwoman Mary Landrieu (La.) cautiously signaled support for the oil and gas industry that is important to her state, without commenting on the plan to sidestep the Senate.

California Air Resources Board Chairwoman Mary Nichols made a surprise announcement this week to delay implementation of California's cap - and - trade scheme by a year.

Charlotte - Mecklenburg Schools expects to have a preliminary tally Friday of how many teachers are taking leave that day, said school board Chairwoman Mary McCray.

«There's no value in any of this if it doesn't end up being able to be implemented on the ground, in real schools and real classrooms,» said state Board of Education Chairwoman Mary Jean Ryan.

Committee chairwoman Mary Berryman Agard attached the limit out of concern for nearby residents.

Other Republican Party officials backing Donovan for a possible bid are committee First Vice Chairwoman Lisa Grey, First Vice Chairman Bill D'Ambrosio and former Chairwoman Mary Reilly, with the last praising Donovan for his «grace, integrity, determination, courage, conviction, compassion and honesty.»

Rockland County Conservative Party Chairwoman Mary Loeffler also said she did not know Castaldi's marital status before her committee backed the former Ossining village trustee.

At this year's Annual Securities Regulation Institute, SEC Chairwoman Mary Jo White said:

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — A leaked White House memo supporting a fiduciary definition for brokers selling retirement investments proposed by the Department of Labor was «pretty shocking,» according to former SEC chairwoman Mary Schapiro.

«I've personally met a number of times» with SEC Chairwoman Mary Jo White, Perez said during an interview on CNBC.

Not exact matches

Mary Thennes, chairwoman of the Crystal Lake Historic Preservation Commission, will present five of the awards in the city's municipal complex beginning at 7 p.m..

OSP manages city - affiliated, independent 501 (c) 3 nonprofits, including the Mayor's Fund to Advance New York City, whose chairwoman is First Lady Chirlane McCray; the Fund for Public Health, whose chairwoman is Dr. Mary Bassett, commissioner of the city's Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DOHMH); and the Fund for Public Schools, which is headed by the city's schools chancellor.

In addition to Boykin's election as chairman, Legislator Alfreda Williams, a Greenburgh Democrat, was also elected as vice chairwoman and Legislator Mary Jane Shimsky, a Hastings - on - Hudson Democrat, was elected as majority whip.

Gov. Jerry Brown (D) recently asked Mary Nichols, chairwoman of the state Air Resources Board, «Why haven't we done something already?»

«We are alarmed by the serious nature of these issues and by the lack of an unbiased mechanism for resolving them,» said Laura Blanco, the chairwoman of the Bronx Museum's board, and Mary Beth Mandanas, the vice chairwoman, in an email on Wednesday notifying the rest of the board of their resignations.

She also served as president of the board of regents and later chairwoman of the board of trustees of St. Mary's College in Moraga.

On 15 December, Bob Dinneen, RFA President and CEO, sent a letter to Mary Nichols, Chairwoman of the California Air Resources Board (ARB) and Susan Lapsley, Director of California's Office of Administrative Law (OAL), arguing that because ARB failed to respond to significant comments submitted by RFA and other stakeholders, under the California APA, OAL must disapprove the LCFS.

California is launching into a «historic adventure,» said Mary Nichols, chairwoman of the state's air quality board.

By Mary MinihanPOLITICIANS ARE out of touch with the public mood on the issue of gay marriage, Equality Authority chairwoman Angela Kerins has suggested.

«People get more realistic at this time of year,» particularly if their homes hadn't sold during the summer and fall, says Mary Bayat, a broker in Washington, D.C., and chairwoman - elect of the Northern Virginia Association of REALTORS ®.