Sentences with phrase «state appointees»
The phrase "state appointees" refers to individuals who are chosen and given a job or position by the government of a particular state or country. Full definition
Both houses of the Legislature overwhelmingly passed a different measure, sponsored by Assemblywoman Carrie Woerner, D - Round Lake, and Senator Kathleen Marchione, R - Halfmoon, which called for fewer state appointees on the NYRA board than Cuomo wanted.
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Essex County Republican Committee Chairman Shaun Gillilland blasted the governor's fundraising, indirectly referencing a New York Times report detailing an operation to solicit campaign donations from state appointees.
Speaking to Curtis Sliwa (also not a Cuomo fan... recall his «King Cuomo» act during the campaign) on AM 970 The Apple, Paladino denigrated the governor's executive order mandating ethics training for top state appointees, saying:
But state courts have been just as deferential to state laws allowing the takeover of local districts by state appointees.
A group of state appointees and local officials will oversee its finances.
We believe that these standards and others being developed by the industry represent the best possible approach to regulation, as they utilize the expertise of those within the industry, rather than relying on state appointees without relevant experience in the fields they seek to regulate.
Mr. Cuomo has taken fire from both Republicans and Democrats for his stance, with rivals and would - be opponents calling on him to return the roughly $ 890,000 in contributions from state appointees.
All school districts should have a degree of oversight, Senate Majority Leader John Flanagan told reporters Monday as he defended his bill to have a state appointee monitor mayoral control of New York City schools.
The small print included the disclaimer that state appointees were not allowed to «contribute to and / or fund - raise for Andrew Cuomo 2018.»
And I know my colleague appointees also have the same feeling except that because of IMF we can not do anything now...,» He stated
They were the same exact kids, except rather than a state appointee running the school, it was a local nonprofit charter board, including two elected parents.