Sentences with phrase «cabinet officers»

A Trump transition spokesperson did not immediately respond to a request for comment about the photos or about whether Ivanka Trump has been in the room for other meetings and phone calls with world leaders or potential cabinet officers.

No formal announcement, no position papers had been prepared; significant cabinet officers, such as the secretaries of Defense and State, were caught off - guard, as were his party leaders in the Congress.

At the White House, the first lady will sit in on meetings with cabinet officers and disagree with Trump, he said.

The is currently held for Labour by Cabinet Officer minister Kevin Brennan and after minor boundary changes he is projected to go into the next election defending a notional majority of 8,361, according to the calculations of Professors Rallings and Thrasher of the University of Plymouth.

Under the Constitution of 1821, the State cabinet officers and Supreme Court justices were elected by the State Legislature, and most of the county and local officers were elected in local popular or legislative elections.

In Tennessee, Tea Party activists have vowed to take out Lamar Alexander, the veteran senator, former cabinet officer and two - time presidential candidate.

Former Secretary of Education Richard W. Riley has always acted more like a soft - spoken Southern lawyer than a busy Cabinet officer in the limelight of the nation's capital.

Mark is a respected partner in all of the firm's practice areas as a result of his legal leadership combined with his unique roles in government and international business, representing and advising cabinet officers, Members of Congress, and North American CEOs of multinational European corporations.

If a person coming before this body wanted to be a cabinet officer, he couldn't be if he did the same refusal Mitt Romney does about tax returns,» Reid said on the floor of the U.S. Senate in August 2012.

While many of the Church committee's 183 recommendations entrust oversight responsibilities to agency types, cabinet officers, and President's men who have been untrustworthy in the past, the Church plan taken as a whole attempts to put our check - and - balance system into better working order — not to tie the hands of intelligence but to enable it to serve a democratic society's needs without undermining its cherished principles.

Clifford Grobstein comments: «A bill of goods, based on too few facts too carelessly evaluated, was sold to a cabinet officer and a congressional committee, and between them they almost wrecked a major scientific laboratory.»

The two met at the White House before the President announced the the development, which came as political pressure mounted for the Cabinet officer to step down.

Everyone knew that Hamilton was the Cabinet officer that the great man would rely on most heavily in the second term soon to begin.