Sentences with phrase «stated in a radio interview»

I remember some academic from Melboourne Uni state in a radio interview that his post graduate student had done research on how tempreature affected the life cycle of the Bogon moth.

Nearly a year ago, she stated in a radio interview that some individual rights could be restricted for the greater good.

This seemingly contradicts a radio interview given earlier in the day by Korea's finance minister, Kim Dong - yeon, who stated in a radio interview with TBS Radio, «The government stance is that it needs to regulate cryptocurrency investment as it is a largely speculative investment... The shutdown of virtual currency exchanges is still one of the options (that the government has).»

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In a radio interview last week, Donald Trump said that «the saddest thing is, because I am the president of the United States, I am not supposed to be involved with the Justice Department.

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Mr. Cummins later dismissed that criticism back in April in an interview on Public Eye Radio stating, «I guess that's what you'd expect a lobbyist to say who may be looking to get some government money at this point.»

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Curiously, the Grambling State Tigers now own the nation's longest winning run — of 11 games (as Jeff Parles informed me in a radio interview yesterday).

Republicans in the state Senate are becoming «more aggressive» this year in challenging the policies of Gov. Andrew Cuomo, Deputy Majority Leader John DeFranciso said Wednesday in a radio interview.

Sen. Cathy Young in a radio interview on Wednesday said she is hopeful a vote will be held on her proposal to reform sexual harassment laws in the state at some point in the coming legislation session.

Democratic state Senate candidate Sara Niccoli in a radio interview Tuesday questioned the wisdom of funding school districts primarily through property tax revenue, saying the state is a generation behind in properly funding education.

During an interview with WCBS 880 AM Radio, Paterson stressed that he has not yet included his plan to furlough public employees one day a week in emergency budget extenders, which would essentially force legislators to choose between infuriating state worker unions and a government shutdown.

Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie in a radio interview on Friday doubted whether there was enough support in the Democratic conference for the approval of the education - tax credit, a controversial measure opposed by the state's teachers unions.

But in a radio interview Friday with WNYC, Stewart - Cousins said the fight over control of the state Senate isn't about her.

New York State Education Commissioner Mary Ellen Elia is clarifying her stand on the opt out movement in an interview with public radio and television.

In an interview with public radio, the Speaker also expressed reservations about Governor Cuomo's plan to offer an option of 401 k retirement plans for future state workers.

As he said earlier Thursday in an interview on «The Capitol Pressroom,» an upstate public radio program, Cuomo promised some unspecific actions and reforms that he would push when state lawmakers re-convene in January.

Queens Democrat Cathy Nolan in a radio interview on Thursday said electing a woman speaker of the state Assembly would bring a more «collaborative style» to the chamber's leadership.

Westchester County Executive Rob Astorino in a radio interview on Monday blasted the plan approved in the 2017 - 18 state budget that encourages local government consolidation and sharing of services.

Senate Minority Leader Andrea Stewart - Cousins in a radio interview on Monday knocked continued Republican control of the state Senate, saying the legislation that has been approved in recent years has been «watered - down» by the GOP.

Former state Sen. Terry Gipson in a radio interview on Monday said it would take a grassroots effort to win a Democratic primary for governor against incumbent Andrew Cuomo.

Rep. Chris Gibson was critical of his fellow Republicans in the state Senate in a radio interview on Friday for not pushing for legislative hearings on the Hoosick Falls water contamination issue.

Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos continued his ongoing effort to remain thisclose to Gov. Andrew Cuomo during a a radio interview this morning, informing WOR's John Gambling that he and the state's top Democrat have made a mutual «commitment» to continue treading the path of fiscal conservatism and keep Albany from getting mired in gridlock.

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As the race between embattled U.S. Rep. Michael Grimm and Domenic Recchia entered the home stretch, the challenger was basking in the glow of a New York Times endorsement while the incumbent boldly stated in a WABC Radio interview that he is confident he will win.

«I very much would like to see the state of New York be the progressive leader when it comes to campaign - finance reform, transparency, disclosure, public finance, limits — that's going to be our goal,» he said in an interview with Public Radio's Karen DeWitt this afternoon.

endorsement while the incumbent boldly stated in a WABC Radio interview that he is confident he will win.

Zephyr Teachout, the Fordham Law School professor who challenged Cuomo in a Democratic primary last month, knocked Cuomo's efforts on the state Senate in a Capitol Pressroom radio interview on Wednesday.

Sunday, in an interview with Dave Debo of WBEN News Radio, 930 AM, Heaney covered a range of related issues, including the investigation, the state's pay to play culture and the significance of Bharara's interest in allegations that LPCiminelli may have overcharged the Buffalo school system hundreds of millions of dollars to manage the reconstruction of scores of school buildings.

In a radio interview this morning, the governor claimed the new plans would be «an unprecedented joint effort between the state and the city» and asserted suggestions that he was looking to «cut [Mr. de Blasio] off at the knees» had anti-Italian overtones.

Cuomo's campaign theme last week was, as he described in a radio interview, «to put together a coalition that can get an agenda passed by the legislature and overcome the institutional opposition that has stymied this state for a decade.»

Different regions of the state must work together if they want to remain competitive for job creation ideas, Gov. Andrew Cuomo said in a radio interview this morning.

«There's a lot of other people who are really devoted to living in New York City because of all we have to offer,» de Blasio told radio show host John Catsimatidis in an interview Sunday, adding that he was «not an expert» on what caused millionaires to flee the Garden State.

And on Friday, DiNapoli in a radio interview on WCNY suggested he would support more controls for the state's procurement process after nine people — including a former top aide to the governor — were arrested in connection to an alleged bribery and kickback scheme.

Republican Rep. John Faso in a radio interview on Friday spoke highly of Democratic state Comptroller Tom DiNapoli, calling him «an able public servant.»

Republican Rep. John Faso in a radio interview Tuesday said he remains opposed to the effort to overhaul the nation's taxes unless deductions of state and local taxes are allowed.

«One of the people I relied on was Joe Bruno,» DeFrancisco said in an interview on «Focus On The State Capitol,» the radio show hosted by Fred Dicker.

State GOP Chairman Ed Cox, in an interview with New York State Public Radio and Television, says he's working to finding a Republican candidate to challenge Gov. Andrew Cuomo, and says several people are interested.

«My experience with the feds is you are guilty from Day One when they start looking at you,» Bruno said Friday morning in a radio interview on «Live from the State Capitol» with Fred Dicker.

He's one of several conservatives to seize on Cuomo's comments from a radio interview last Friday, when he answered a question about his own Republican supporters by contrasting «moderate Republicans» with «extreme conservatives... who are right to life, pro assault weapon, anti-gay» and «have no place in the state of New York.

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The exact narrative a gubernatorial opponent would want to draft is that Albany remains broken under a two - term incumbent; this past weekend, potential Cuomo challenger Chris Gibson said in a radio interview with Bill Samuels that he supports a convention because «we clearly need reform in this state.»

Cuomo, during a radio interview Wednesday, flashed a little ego when he argued that his sky - high poll numbers are less about him personally and more about the renewed pride New Yorkers are taking in state government since he took office in January.

As state Attorney General Eric Schneiderman diplomatically noted in a Thursday radio interview, «I don't think we have the level of focus that we need» on ethics reform — from Cuomo as well as Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie and Senate Majority Leader John Flanagan.

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State GOP Chairman Ed Cox, in an interview with public radio and television, says he's working on finding a Republican candidate to challenge Governor Andrew Cuomo, and he says several are interested.

McDermott, in particular, was highlight complimentary of Cuomo, thanking him for insisting the minor - party candidates be allowed to debate and defended the governor when he was asked about his previous comment in a radio interview about «extreme conservatives» having a place in the state.

President Donald Trump's ban on travel and refugees is hurting the state's economy, Comptroller Tom DiNapoli said in a radio interview on Thursday, pointing to the broader impact the moratorium could place on tourism.

Being able to deduct state and local taxes from the federal tax is an essential component for New Yorkers, Republican Rep. Dan Donovan in a radio interview on Sunday said.

In an interview with Fred Dicker's Focus On The State Capitol radio show, McLaughlin insisted he was innocent and had a letter from Heastie initially clearing him of wrongdoing.