Sentences with phrase «constituents who»

We write to you now as part of an ongoing effort to help the millions of our constituents who are struggling with negative home equity, as well as those who may lose their homes through foreclosure.

«This is an excellent outcome for these properties and for all of the constituents who will benefit, including our creditors,» said Jeff Fitts, Lehman's head of real estate, in a statement.

(ST. JOSEPH, IN)- Congresswoman Jackie Walorski spent several hours on Wednesday, April 19 meeting with her constituents who participate in an evidence - based family support program in St. Joseph County.

It is constituents who are changing things in this election, and she's on things like that, saying, «What is the best way to reach the American people?»»

I expect the MPP accepts the advice of the constituents who are advocating the bill, unless there is some reason to wonder if there is more behind it.

Shapiro cites cases such as McDonnell v. United States, decided in 2016, in which the court unanimously reversed the conviction of a former Virginia governor on the basis that meeting with constituents who seek favors is not one of the «official acts» that can be prosecuted under public - corruption statutes.

In fact, every single member of the House and Senate in Indiana heard from constituents who opposed the labeling bill.

Senator Ward stated the meeting was a response to «relentless» communication from constituents who are concerned with vapor trails commonly called contrails or condensation trails.

Move goes against interest of Maryland constituents who overwhelmingly support offshore wind Mike Tidwell, Executive Director of the Chesapeake Climate Action Network, stated: «Congressman Andy Harris is working to dismantle... Continued

«For the remainder of this paper, I will use the term «denier» rather than skeptic to describe the active social movement members as it best describes a category of constituents who do not believe that climate change is happening, as opposed to just being doubtful.»

The Guidelines were created to leverage both public and private financial resources to generate sustainable income for constituents who conserve, preserve, and recover forest assets such as carbon, biodiversity and water.

County council member George Leventhal told local news outlet WTOP that the council heard from «thousands» of constituents who care about the issue.

Not counting this form of compensation as an expense was a ridiculous accounting practice, and one that was supported by ridiculous arguments by lobbyists and the lawmakers who wanted to protect their corporate constituents who were getting rich.

Government has a necessary role in determining how control persons are incentivized; and where the private sector will allocate resources in accordance with the invisible hand so that private control persons can maximize wealth for themselves, and also, by indirection, their constituents who are usually the owners of private enterprises.

«Members of Congress need to listen to their constituents who do not want to slash public schools in order to spend millions of dollars on private schools.

There was real fear of criticizing their content and so alienating any of the numerous constituents who had spent their valuable time producing them.

It is a sign that national politicians are starting to pay attention to constituents who are saying «Enough is enough» to testing overkill.

I think the word connotes a more participatory role for a wider variety of constituents who have a stake in helping schools.

Whatever the merit of these policies, foundations lack the political resources to achieve them without genuine constituents who will fight for them independent of foundation funding.

Speaking at a press conference at NIH's clinical center on its Bethesda, Maryland, campus, Mikulski noted that she was chair of the Senate Appropriations Committee as well as a senator for Maryland, where 15,000 of her constituents who work at NIH or universities could be affected.

«Every member of Congress has constituents who get sick or whose parents get sick,» says Perry.

Gavin Barwell used his privileged access as a sitting MP to help win a «personal vote» from constituents who normally wouldn't vote Tory

Stefanik's spokesman said the congresswoman thinks the issue is important because it could benefit her constituents who visit Syracuse regularly, and help grow the economy along the I - 81 corridor.

«I have received hundreds — not fifty or a hundred — hundreds of emails from constituents who live in my district alone who said, «Say no, this is not something we want to support» and it's based on the fact that there's no information,» Hunter said.

The players: Flanagan has to appease upstate and Long Island members with constituents who feel a serious pinch.

It is a dubious and expensive distinction that my constituents who commute to New York City, who visit friends and family in Queens, and who travel throughout the area have to pay this toll.»

A rep for Councilman Jimmy Van Bramer, who sponsored the legislation, said it was prompted by complaints from constituents who had trouble getting their packages delivered or being picked up by Access - A-Ride.

Some members of Congress are concerned about offending constituents who support the other candidate.

«I just have too many constituents who are going to see their taxes go up,» Mr. Zeldin said the day of the vote.

Mr. Addabbo said that just two years ago, 73 percent of the constituents who contacted his office opposed same - sex marriage.

«I've got white working - class constituents who've always voted Labour, but they won't be voting for Miliband but for Ukip, because they feel he couldn't care less about them,» a backbencher said.

Advocates moved aggressively this year to capitalize on that shift, flooding the district offices of wavering lawmakers with phone calls, e-mails and signed postcards from constituents who favored same - sex marriage, sometimes in bundles that numbered in the thousands.

For many of us, the job's biggest impact is in the district, helping the constituents who hire us.I have been proud to work with colleagues and community leaders to secure millions for public housing, new waterfront parks and flood resiliency after Hurricane Sandy; make local improvements, like bringing a pool to enliven Brooklyn Bridge Park and cherry trees to beautify Chinatown; and advocate for constituents in need — to save a home, pay for life - changing surgery or cut through bureaucratic red tape.

Common councilor Khalid Bey says he's heard frustration from constituents who don't see action when they complain about problem properties.

They also emphasize the Council member's responsibility as an elected representative to get what she can for her community, even if it frustrates some constituents who want more.

Early in December last year, I began to receive complaints from constituents who had been employed by Alfred Sargent and Sons Ltd in Rushden.

Let's not forget that Anthony Brindisi referred to his constituents who dared asked for this same transparency as «idiots.»

No candidate has ever successfully made a case for how being born here will allow them to be a better representative for the some 400,000 constituents who live here year - round.

Democrat Adam Baumel has filed with the state Board of Elections to challenge Malliotakis for the 64th Assembly District, alleging the Republican has been neglecting the constituents who elected her as she runs for citywide office.

«We are all hearing from constituents who agree that we can not move forward with a program that does not adequately vet the incoming refugees to determine who won't pose a terrorist threat,» Rep. Lee Zeldin (R - Shirley) said by telephone.

«And obviously, there are so many constituents who sent people there and expected their voices to be heard.

He said he has not lost any endorsements over his membership in the IDC and hears praise from constituents who appreciate that he works with Republicans.

BRONX — Sen. Jeff Klein knows his audience, so he came armed with information catered to the few dozen constituents who gathered at a Riverdale senior citizens center in his Bronx district.

Most Council members had two unstated reasons for supporting Greenfield in using tax money to fund religious schools: they either have constituents who would like their choice to send their children to these schools to be further subsidized or they want to buy themselves good will with the increasingly powerful and cohesive blocs of Orthodox, fundamentalist, and Catholic voters should they decide to seek higher office.

«She's taken the time to meet with and listen to the concerns of constituents who are concerned about the environment.

Most analysts agree that if McMahon holds Oldham as expected (albeit with a majority much reduced from Meacher's 14,738), it will be largely thanks to the 20 % of the constituents who are British Pakistani or British Bangladeshi, traditional Labour voters who are far more likely than their white counterparts to turn out and vote.

Since then, I have been speaking to constituents who have been disillusioned by Mr Healey's insensitive comments.

During the series, our shows will feature constituents who have dug into the Democratic candidates» histories and ask the tough questions that they'll have to be ready for to take on Faso in November.

It's now February of 2017, five months later, and some Senators and Assemblymembers say they are hearing from constituents who still have not received their money.

Asked what he'd say to the constituents who have supported him during his nearly 40 - year career, Mr. Silver was succinct.