Sentences with phrase «hold public hearings around»

It will hold public hearings around the state and then issue a package of recommendations to be voted on this legislative session.

The governor says his mandate relief panel will hold public hearings around the state, and asked the legislature for an up or down vote on the panel's ultimate recommendations.

Salazar said his staff will spend the next few month holding public hearings around the country and drafting rules for approving offshore projects.

The commission rarely meets, but when it does, it holds public hearings around the state to get input from Floridians about potential changes to the state constitution.

Not exact matches

«The inquiry held hearings around Australia, received over 250 public submissions and obtained vast quantities of data, information and documents from Coles and Woolworths, other retailers, Metcash and many suppliers.»

The Senate Education Committee, led by Long Island Republican John Flanagan, has released a set of relatively mild legislative proposals for tweaking Common Core implementation, informed by a set of public hearings he held around the state.

I hear it in the public meetings I hold around the country: people want to give mainstream politicians a kicking.

That panel has held three public hearings around the state since July.

On 29 March in Chicago, Illinois, the department is holding the first of eight public hearings around the country to discuss how they will select final resting places for the waste.

A congressionally mandated committee is holding public hearings on the issue, a series of recent symposia have focused attention on the small number of female researchers, and faculty women and sympathetic male colleagues around the country are debating the matter more openly with administrators (Science, 11 June, p. 1757).

The co-chairs of the legislature's Joint Committee on Finance (JFC) have announced six public hearings on the 2017 - 19 state budget to be held around the state:

The 15 - member group, created through Act 51 of 2014 (sponsored as House Bill 1738 by Rep. Bernie O'Neill), held 15 public hearings around the state over 11 months and heard from more than 110 individuals, including superintendents, school board presidents, business leaders, nonprofit organizations, national experts and parents before making their recommendations.

In response, the NAACP created a task force on public education, which held seven hearings around the country and last week, issued their findings.

This week, the EPA is holding public hearings about the plan all around the country.

It is worth restating some basic principles widely held around the world about the value of a public hearing — which are threatened by the use of virtual reality implemented badly.

The Joint Select Committee's recommendations were informed by 139 written submissions and evidence from witnesses who appeared at public hearings held around the country.