Sentences with phrase «told public radio»

In 2009 he told public radio's Marketplace that each «scorecard» gives different elements of a credit history a different weighting, depending on where you are in your economic life.

«He has not only talked the talk, but he has delivered for us in multiple, multiple occasions,» Ellen Sigal, chair of the nonprofit Friends of Cancer Research, told public radio station WHYY before the election.

Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos told public radio and television that he would rather wait until the Supreme Court rules on whether the health care act is legal before setting up the exchanges.

A spokesman for the governor's budget office, Morris Peters, told public radio over the summer that reports, including the Empire Center's assessment of how the grants are distributed, are not entirely accurate.

Molinaro tells the public radio program The Capitol Pressroom (heard weeknights on WXXI from 11:00 p.m. to Midnight), that he's overwhelmed by the number of very qualified people who have expressed interest in running, including Dinolfo.

Just as de Blasio was telling public radio listeners a proposal to shutter Rikers is a «noble» idea, NYPD Commissioner Bill Bratton was on a different radio station calling the concept «just political rhetoric, a lot of hot air basically» and something that is «not going to happen.»

Just as Mayor Bill de Blasio was telling public radio listeners he thought a proposal to shutter Rikers Island was a «noble» idea, the New York City police commissioner was on a different radio station calling the concept «just political rhetoric, a lot of hot air basically» and something that is «not going to happen.»

Not exact matches

It's designed for profit and we see the pain that it offers,» Darryl Dahlheimer, program director at Lutheran Social Service Financial Counseling, told Minnesota Public Radio last week.

The chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff, General Martin Dempsey, told National Public Radio last month that air strikes could have the objective of targeting senior leaders among the Islamist militants, safeguarding infrastructure or «blunting attacks» by large numbers of militants, possibly to counter an assault on Baghdad.

The move «could bring PDVSA, and the Maduro regime, to its knees,» Jorge Salazar - Carrillo, an economics professor at Florida International University in Miami, told South Florida - based WLRN Public Radio.

Last fall an article by public radio reporter Eduard Cohen, «What Americans Need to Know — But Probably Won't Be Told — to Understand Palestinian Rage,» appeared on the Web.

I've never been able to forget a story I heard on public radio told by a man called Race Horse.

A producer on public radio did research and told me someone once bought the governor of South Carolina a ride in a stock car race, but he crashed early on.

In a Monday interview with North Country Public Radio, Funiciello said he's a «questioner» of the circumstances that led to collapse of the World Trade Center buildings on 9/11, and that «in no way satisfied with the official story that we've been told over and over again.»

Still, Paterson told WWRL radio in Manhattan Monday he should have acted quicker, admitting that criticism of Kennedy produced a public backlash that he never rebounded from.

But DeFrancisco, echoing lawmakers like Sen. Patrick Gallivan, told The Capitol Pressroom in a radio interview the should be approved by the Public Authorities Control Board in a vote scheduled for Wednesday.

He told BBC Radio 4's Westminster Hour: «We have to talk less to ourselves and more to the wider public.

«It's another sad day in Albany,» Ron Deutsch of the labor - backed Fiscal Policy Institute recently told Karen Dewitt of New York State Public Radio.

While answering questions about the incident on public radio program «The Capitol Pressroom» Tuesday, Entergy's vice president of external affairs Mike Twomey told host Susan Arbetter the state's treatment of Indian Point has changed.

The exchange, after an awards ceremony, turned tense when the governor told Karen DeWitt of New York State Public Radio that it was wrong to single out him or his administration's policies for responses to sexual harassment when allegations are also rocking the media, the arts and Congress.

Look at Orson Welles — when [War of the Worlds was broadcast on the radio], people were jumping out of their windows, so people should not feel so bad about buying into the lies that were told about a hard - working public servant and having it influence their vote.

Earlier today, Director of State Operations Howard Glaser told Karen DeWitt of public radio that he was hopeful the federal government could pay for up to 75 percent of the damage to New York.

Dicker noted that CSEA has launched a new ad campaign (just radio at the moment, but I'm told TV spots are coming), that slams unnamed «politicians» who think public sector layoffs are a «quick fix» and argues that firing state workers «only makes the economy worse.»

Cuomo told a veteran female state Capitol reporter, public radio's Karen DeWitt, that she did «a disservice to women» for asking what his administration was doing to confront sexual harassment in state government.

Tory MP and civil liberty campaigner David Davis told BBC Radio 5 Live: «Secret agencies naturally do not want to come out in a public area, they don't want to people to know what they are doing.

Burnham told the BBC Radio 4 Today programme he wanted a «clean break» with the «factionalism and self indulgence» which he said had left the party «dangerously disconnected with the public».

But, as Hochul told Karen DeWitt in an interview with public radio and television, women still have a ways to go to gain true equality.

The UFT launched a radio ad campaign on May 28 urging the public to tell the legislature and City Hall to protect New York City's students and schools from education cuts.

After launching a column on Slate.com, and giving interviews to National Public Radio and the «Today» show, the sources say, the disgraced former governor told friends: «My record as governor was disappointing, but the voters will remember my excellent two terms as attorney general.»

Shortly after his arrest, Russell told North Country Public Radio she thought the charges brought against Silver were politically motivated.

Liberal Democrat Lord Macdonald, a former director of public prosecutions, has told BBC Radio 4's Today programme it was «perfectly reasonable» to ask Lord Rennard to apologise.

Democratic Rep. Christine Sinicki, of Milwaukee, told Wisconsin Public Radio that Barca was forced out in a «coup» led by younger lawmakers unhappy with his leadership.

In his experience of doorknocking in these elections, it was «very rare» for the public to raise Mr Corbyn's leadership in a negative way, he told BBC Radio 4's Today programme.

New York Cardinal Timothy Dolan, in an interview with public radio and TV, says Cuomo told him that he would consider helping the Catholic groups.

«It's a bit as if our skiers were told: «You ski very well but you won't be able to go to the Olympic Games -LSB-...] to measure against skiers from all over the world»,» Arlettaz told French - speaking public radio station La 1ère today.

National Public Radio reports that Republican senator Scott Wagner told constituents in Pennsylvania «I haven't been in a science class in a long time» — at which point any sensible politician would have stopped talking — «but the Earth moves closer to the sun every year, you know, the rotation of the Earth.»

He brings that talent as a moderator to bring Burns front and center in a discussion that ranges over all aspects of the film, from its inspirations (Burns initially heard the story told on the public radio show «This American Life») to Soderbergh's conscious shift in style to working with composer Marvin Hamlisch.

«Yeah, it's odd,» Dublin - born Gleeson told the National Public Radio's Bob Edward's Weekend show when asked if they knew anyone who had been abused.

For Bill Littlefield, sports isn't Only a Game, as the name of his weekly National Public Radio talk show suggests — it's also a way to tell stories.

Prior to the rally, de Blasio told WNYC radio host Brian Lehrer that he was willing to collaborate with charters but was still focused on traditional public schools.

It comes after the commissioner made no mention of transparency in his first big interview, published in TES last week, despite telling Radio 4's Today programme in January he wanted commissioners to become more accountable and transparent and claiming «there are many routes» for the public to contact him.

He told Capital Public Radio, early studies of the ban showed impressive results.

«We are not happy with it,» Bill Florence told National Public Radio.

But, as Michigan Public Radio's Jake Neher told us, lawmakers on both sides of the aisle say they're worried the bill would strip away local control.

Flint Public Library to archive stories of residents living through the water crisis (Michigan Radio) The Flint Public library is opening its recording studio to residents so they can tell their stories.

He told St. Louis Public Radio's Véronique LaCapra that Norwegians are already feeling the effects of global warming.

«This isn't just any Romare Bearden,» Michael R. Taylor, chief curator and deputy director for art and education, told Virginia Public Radio.

And Cicerone told St. Louis Public Radio's Véronique LaCapra that although the climate has changed in the past, this time is different.

He told St. Louis Public Radio's Véronique LaCapra that Norwegians are already feeling the effects of global warming.

Pierre Gosselin writes: Here's something you don't witness very often... German national public radio telling listeners that natural factors are behind observed changes in something related to climate.