Sentences with phrase «private budget talks»
«I'm all for transparency and I would like to see projects lined out,» Young said, noting the issue was under discussion in private budget talks.
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His comments came during private budget talks with top aides, a source close to the governor said.
Nixon, during the budget talks in late March, accused Cuomo of leaving the lone female legislative leader, Senate Democratic Leader Andrea Stewart - Cousins, out of the private budget talks conducted by the Governor and three male legislative leaders.
He indicated, too, that Heastie would seek the consensus of the conference in the private budget talks.
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A spokesman for Governor Cuomo would only say, budget negotiations «are ongoing,» which is usually a sign that serious private talks are taking place.
A spokesman for Governor Cuomo would only say that «budget negotiations are ongoing,» which is usually a sign that serious private talks are taking place.
Despite these private ambitions, Cuomo steered clear of takeover talk in his annual state budget address Wednesday.
After a private briefing in their third floor Capitol conference room, several Senate Republicans laid out items they thought had been OK'd and rejected in budget talks.
Skelos, who makes over $ 100,000 a year in income from a private law firm, declined to name his clients, but says greater disclosure of law clients is part of the budget talks.
BY MICHAEL RICONDA New City — After months of talks and consulting with both private accounting firms and State Comptroller's office, the Rockland County Legislature adopted an amended budget proposal for the 2014 fiscal year, including a 9.9 percent property tax increase.
The questions I tried asking Dr. Soon (who won't talk to me, after a few of these encounters went bad for him) are based on seemed to show that despite all the embarrassment Soon has caused his employer, the Smithsonian Institution, private communications with ExxonMobil indicate that Smithsonian was all too happy to take Exxon's money for their general operating budget.