Sentences with phrase «city mayor advised»

«You should be sitting in the middle of your employees; get rid of any offices,» the former New York City mayor advised.

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Now, he's chairing Syracuse Mayor Stephanie Miner's Municipal Financial Advisory Board, to advise the mayor on dealing with the city's fiscal problems.

The other questions addressed Conflict of Interest Board approval of de Blasio's involvement in non-profit entities used to fundraise and support the mayors agenda, de Blasio's recent proposal for an additional and conditional $ 20 million for the New York City Board of Elections and whether Deputy Mayor Alicia Glenn's office was aware of the Rivington House deed debacle for a month prior to advising the mayor.

A veteran consultant who has advised mayoral and gubernatorial candidates told the New York Post that the cover up could wreck his chance at becoming the city's mayor.

The mayor advised New Yorkers to capitalize on the momentum stemming from grassroots energy manifesting itself across the city, the state and the country.

The two were discussing the role of an auditor, with Mr. Schneiderman advising Mr. Stringer how to be an effective check on the city's new mayor, Bill de Blasio.

The mayor also appointed him to his Workforce Development Board, which consists of leaders from the private sector, public agencies and unions who advise the city on its policies about job seekers, employers and adult learners.

Troy's Majority Steering Committee, comprised of four City Council Members, advised the mayor in a November 3rd letter that they will not override the cap.

The liberal Democratic mayor pointed out today that Zachary Carter, the corporation counsel and chief legal officer for the city, was a U.S. Attorney under the Clinton administration and has advised the NYPD that the clearances and cleanings of 21 colonies of the indigent are legal.

The Climate Change Commission, consisting of five members with expertise in climate change in Hawai`i, advises CCSR with the latest science and information on climate change effects in the City and provides advice to CCSR, the mayor, City Council, and executive departments of the City.

New York Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg appointed the artist to the Cultural Affairs Advisory Commission, a body mandated by the City Charter to advise the mayor and the cultural affairs commissioner.

The Urban Forestry Council advises city departments, including the Board of Supervisors and the mayor.

She is Co-Chair of the New York City Panel on Climate Change (NPCC), a body of experts convened by the mayor to advise the city on adaptation for its critical infrastructCity Panel on Climate Change (NPCC), a body of experts convened by the mayor to advise the city on adaptation for its critical infrastructcity on adaptation for its critical infrastructure.

Beyond these matters, «the board generally advised the mayor to seek its advice if any Bloomberg entity had a matter before a city agency.»

When he was appointed, the City's Conflict of Interest board advised mayor Bloomberg that he was allowed to be involved with only four broad areas of the company: «the sale of all or part of the company, the sale or purchase of significant assets, major financial commitments like loans, and major changes in employee compensation or structure.»