Sentences with phrase «bipartisan task force»

Tuesday morning they will announce the formation of a special bipartisan task force on gun violence prevention and children's safety.

Sharkey made the comment at a Legislative Office Building press conference in which he and other House and Senate leaders announced formation of a «special bipartisan task force on gun violence prevention and children's safety.»

A newly formed bipartisan task force is taking aim at Hurricane Sandy's collateral damage as it looks to give property owners a tax break.

The omission concerned State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Evers, who for the past year has worked with Gov. Scott Walker on three bipartisan task forces addressing literacy, teacher effectiveness and school accountability.

We also want to give kudos to Rep. Elise Stefanik, who has co-sponsored a raft of heroin prevention bills as part of a bipartisan task force this year.

At a news conference in the Rockaways, Republican Majority Leader Dean Skelos and IDC head Jeff Klein announced the formation of a bipartisan task force that will include Senate Republicans, IDC members and at least two mainline Democrats: Sens. Joe Addabbo and James Sanders, who represent portions of the Rockaways.

Rep. Elise Stefanik is co-sponsoring a series of bills designed to combat the nationwide opiate epidemic as part of a bipartisan task force.

Last year, Smith was named to co-chairman of a bipartisan task force on Hurricane Sandy recovery.

In another move to address the impact of climate change, President Barack Obama ordered a bipartisan task force on Friday to help U.S.

As part of this initiative, the NGA has assembled a bipartisan task force made up of governors, business leaders, and university presidents.

They call on Congress to convene a bipartisan task force to review this situation.

Rep. Mark Gundrum, Republican chairman of the Wisconsin Assembly Judiciary Committee, impaneled a bipartisan task force to recommend improvements to the state's criminal justice system aimed at decreasing the likelihood of future wrongful convictions.