Sentences with phrase «state legislative leaders appear»

State legislative leaders appear to generally oppose a ConCon, having easily sunk Governor Cuomo's initial budget proposal of $ 1 million to fund a state commission to prepare for a ConCon.

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Gov. Andrew Cuomo and legislative leaders appear to have reached an impasse in talks on the state budget, as the March 31 deadline looms.

The budget bills appear to form the basis for a legislative agreement on the state budget, though leaders have yet to formally announce a deal.

The reminder from Bharara comes as legislative leaders and Gov. Andrew Cuomo are quietly discussing possible ethics reforms behind closed doors — reforms none of them have appeared interested in discussing publicly since Cuomo outlined his platform in his State of the State address last month.

They pointed to the impending glut of corruption cases that former New York officials will appear in during the next six months — two of Cuomo's former top aides will be tried, former legislative leaders Dean Skelos and Sheldon Silver will each reappear in a courthouse after their prior convictions were overturned on technicalities, and former state Sen. George Maziarz stands accused of hiding the destination of his campaign funds several years ago.

He will not appear at the state capitol, a break with tradition that has drawn criticism from legislative leaders.

Jepsen said in his memo to the legislative leaders that the state's prospects of winning in court appeared bleak.

(Calif.) Gov. Jerry Brown appears to have prevailed over legislative leaders on the key issue of how much the state has to spend next year, thus limiting new investments and growth of existing programs.

Set aside nearly a year ago, legislation to overhaul the state's teacher evaluation system appears set to resurface after new discussions between legislative leaders and the Brown administration.

This state of affairs would now appear to be at an end following the recent announcement of the government's draft legislative programme both in Parliament by the prime minister, and in the form of a document published by the Office of the Leader of the House of Commons.