Sentences with phrase «to appoint the monitor»

He's appointed himself monitor of other people's lives, and when he says he's not in any way like them, he believes the illusion.

There is now a state - appointed monitor over the school board.

Acted as counsel for the court - appointed Monitor in a number of applications under the Companies» Creditors Arrangement Act, including the proceedings involving The Puratone Corporation.

More than two years into his tenure, a court - appointed monitor overseeing changes to the New York Police Department's stop - and - frisk policies has found that some officers are still failing to document the encounters as required, according to a new report.

Global accounting firm Ernst & Young, advised by Allen & Overy restructuring senior counsel Lisa Kraidin in New York, is serving as court - appointed monitor for Azure under the company's Canadian court proceedings before the Supreme Court of British Colombia.

One of the top recommendations by Mr. Walcott's three - person team was that the state appoint a monitor with the power to veto decisions by the locally elected school board.

One of the top recommendations by Mr. Walcott's three - person team was that the state appoint a monitor with the power to veto decisions by the locally elected school board.

When everything was all said and done the court appointed a monitor to insure Apple was complying with the antitrust settlement.

Independent Democrat David Carlucci, who introduced the bill in the Senate, says the legislation will allow for public feedback in future funding projects, budgetary oversight provided by the Commissioner of Education and the continuation of appointed monitors on the ground in the district.

More than two years after the New York City Police Department implemented new procedures for stop - and - frisk encounters, officers continue to undercount street stops, a court - appointed monitor said in a new report.

The school district is under the oversight of a state Education Department appointed monitor per legislation enacted in June.

The East Ramapo School District, which has long been plagued by racial and religious divides, is starting to see signs of progress since a state appointed monitor began overseeing the district after years of academic and financial failure.

The Assembly bill, which was defended during floor debate by its lead sponsors, Rockland County Democrats Ellen Jaffee and Kenneth Zebrowski, would require state education officials to appoint a monitor who would have broad authority over district leaders» decisions for five years.

The Gotham Gazette reports that a federal judge yesterday appointed a monitor to oversee the Fire Department's hiring practices, which were found to discriminate against black and Hispanic applicants.

Governor Andrew Cuomo appointed the monitor last year after a probe by the state's Tenant Protection Unit found that the hedge fund - backed company had been using intimidation tactics like demanding proof of citizenship from immigrant tenants in order to rapidly empty rent - stabilized buildings in gentrifying neighborhoods.

A court - appointed monitor reported on July 11 that the total legal fees projected for the proceedings were $ 130,000 including the monitor's old fees.

PricewaterhouseCoopers Inc. has been appointed Monitor of Sanjel during this process.

Counsel to the court - appointed Monitor in the restructuring of Stelco, one of the largest integrated steel companies in Canada

The agreement includes a federal court - appointed monitor over the next three years who will oversee the New York Police Department's stop - and - frisk policy.

Former New York City Schools Chancellor Dennis Walcott has been appointed monitor for an unusual suburban school district where there's a bitter battle over control.

Also on the show they regale you with tales of a few editorials done in the Wall Street Journal on judge involved in the Apple case and the court appointed monitor.

A consultant, unlike the court - appointed monitor overseeing implementation of the housing settlement, Jim Johnson, will have a more hands - on role in completing the lengthy AI, according to Leicht.

The suit, filed in the 19th Judicial District Court in East Baton Rouge Parish, asks for a court declaration that Louisiana's system for indigent representation is «significantly compromised,» and for a court - appointed monitor with the power to oversee fixes to the system.

Jaffee is hopeful that appointing the monitors will help restore the trust that is crucial to continuing the work ahead and determining what actions should be taken next legislative session, such as possibly extending the monitor's appointment.

Under the agreement with plaintiffs announced today, a court - appointed monitor will serve for three years, overseeing the NYPD's reform of its stop - and - frisk policy.

Both the city's law department and the case's plaintiff have also agreed to recommend the court - appointed monitor be limited to a three - year term «on the condition that the NYPD is in substantial compliance with the decree,» the mayor's office said.

The letter credits the sponsors of the bills, Senator David Carlucci and Assemblymember Ellen Jaffee, as well as co-sponsor Assemblymember Kenneth Zebrowski, with designing a plan the county legislators describe as a collaborative partnership between a state - appointed monitor and East Ramapo officials to develop a five - year plan to improve the operation of the district and rebuild trust in the community.

Attorney General Eric Schneiderman said in December he should be that appointed monitor.

The Sullivan County Board of Elections will appoint a monitor to review challenges to voter registrations to settle a lawsuit filed by Hasidic Jewish residents in what legal experts call an unprecedented agreement in New York state.

A court - appointed monitor has called into question the NYPD's stop - and - frisk data, finding that some officers still don't understand the rules governing the practice and that some admitted they had filled out stop - and - frisk reports «for encounters that were not stops at all.»

Cardozo, the city's top lawyer, said city officials plan to meet with the court - appointed monitor, former prosecutor and ex-top lawyer for the city Peter Zimroth, and draw up an appeal to the Second Circuit Court of Appeals as soon as possible after that.

«This is strike three,» said the Rev. Getulio Cruz of the Metro Industrial Areas Foundation, the collective of churches that had asked Cuomo to appoint a monitor.

Cuomo has threatened to initiate an emergency declaration, which would allow the state to appoint a monitor and take over some of the operations at NYCHA.

She vowed, if elected mayor, to work with the court - appointed monitor to implement changes, promising to use the new police inspector general position proposed by the council to «review and provide guidance to ensure that stop and frisk is done in a constitutionally sound manner.»

FiOS1 News attempted to reach out to the appointed monitor overseeing the settlement but at this point, but they have not responded.

Hizzoner also said a federal probe into NYCHA's handling of lead hazards could be completed shortly and result in the imposition of a court - appointed monitor.

A court - appointed monitor has also been appointed to review the county's programs and policies, and recommend additional actions needed to achieve compliance.

And a federal judge has appointed a monitor to oversee NYCHA's effort to remediate toxic mold from apartments where tenants suffer from asthma and other respiratory ailments.

The president of the East Ramapo board, Yehuda Weissmandl, said that it would be wrong to allow a state - appointed monitor to override the decisions of a duly elected school board.

In February, two Assembly members and a state senator who represent the district introduced a bill that would empower the state education commissioner to appoint a monitor for five years, with the option of extending the term to 10 years.

Cuomo said he was appointing a monitor to oversee repairs, saying simply giving the city - run system money to fix up buildings would be «like throwing it out the window.»

Last week, a federal judge ruled in a civil suit that stop - and - frisk violated the constitutional rights of the plaintiffs, and appointed a monitor to oversee changes to the policy.

The governor had initially proposed in his State of the State address in January a law allowing a governor - appointed monitor to review sealed grand jury records in cases where a police officer is not indicted after having killed a civilian.

An article in today's Journal News suggests that the arguments in Albany about the East Ramapo School Board revolve around the question as to whether State Intervention in appointing a monitor would be a «unique circumstance» or a «dangerous precedent».