Sentences with phrase «key staffers in»

Gov. Cuomo prefers to talk to key staffers in person or on the phone, but when he can't, he uses a pin - to - pin messaging system that doesn't leave a paper trail.

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Earlier this week John Doerr, the illustrious investor and chairman of the venture capital firm Kleiner Perkins, proselytized his bible for business management — a system he calls «objectives and key results,» or OKRs — in a video conference call with several Fortune staffers (myself included).

Mueller is said to be delving into Trump's role in drafting the statement, and he is also interested in interviewing several key White House staffers who were with Trump on Air Force One when he initially dictated the statement in July.

The group — which says it has more than 500 paid staffers deployed in key races — is on track to spend more than $ 60 million on the effort.

Klein, who was accused on Wednesday of forcibly kissing a former staffer in 2015, is the leader of a key bloc of votes in the Senate and agreed to a unity deal that would unite the factions of Democrats in the chamber by the spring, potentially handing control of the Senate to the party.

He was in evidence Tuesday, granting fat raises to key staffers just one day after the Legislature passed Good David's painful - but - necessary employee furlough plan.

Klein, the leader of a group of eight breakaway Democrats and a key power broker in the state Senate, is accused by a former staffer of forcibly kissing her on March 31, 2015, outside an Albany bar.

A Clifton Park resident, Ballantyne has also served as the political director for Eleanor's Legacy and was a key staffer for the New York State AFL - CIO for 29 years, having assisted in labor participation for campaigns.

As the country waits to hear who its next president will be Tuesday incumbent Barack Obama or Republican hopeful Mitt Romney, a team of Post staffers will be analyzing exit polling and other data — from state and county election returns to updates from Post correspondents — to call results in key states in the presidential race, in addition to closely - watched House and Senate races.

«This is a move to try to create mayhem in the individual country boroughs,» said one source close to the campaign, who explained that hiring staffers at the Board of Elections is one of the county leaders» key jobs.

The WSJ report did not say if Kaloyeros was among the «other individuals,» but this omission may not have chastened the staffers, since the Buffalo Billion, a key state economic development initiative channeled through an opaque SUNY Poly - affiliated nonprofit, was almost certain to figure prominently in the complaint.

Also being called in to testify is a key Racing and Wagering committee staffer, sources said.

It was typically warm in Key Largo last August as staffers prepared to cruise out to Aquarius aboard the George F. Bond, NOAA's 46 - foot research boat that's named for the father of Sealab.

The key figure in predicting the Senate's attitude toward the physical sciences may actually be a professional staffer, Doug Clapp.

In recent years, some key members of Congress have repeatedly complained about how NSF manages the staffers, raising concerns about added costs, lax oversight, and a loss of management continuity.

Our understanding was greatly informed by talking with key observers in 2013 and again in 2015, including principals, current and former district staffers, advocacy groups, and civic leaders, whose insights are reflected below.

Expert panelists who occupied key positions as legislative staffers during previous reauthorization attempts will provide an honest examination of the process, what led to success or failure in the past, and what's most likely to lead to success this time around.

Of course, current Metro board member Will Pinkston was a key Bredesen staffer when the BEP 2.0 formula was developed, so he's quite familiar with how it would improve the funding situation not just for MNPS but for most districts in the state.

Staffers of the DOE's Office of International Climate and Clean Energy, which plays a key role in international efforts to advance clean energy technology, were told Tuesday to avoid climate - related terms.

So the group showed up early and often, recruiting a «grassroots army» of staffers in bright blue T - shirts to trail the candidates, passing out promotional materials at every stop, co-sponsoring presidential debates and running ads in key swing states.