Sentence examples for executive chambers from inspiring English sources

Less and less did local apprenticeships serve as a passport to the government's executive chambers.

But even if Mr. Giuliani gets the backing of his fellow Republicans in the State Senate and in executive chambers, he may face an uphill battle in the Assembly, where Democrats are in the majority and the speaker, Sheldon Silver, is from Manhattan.

Those outside the executive chamber, however, mostly echoed Mr. Cunningham.

Mr. Howard was demoted last week to a post outside the executive chamber.

She found "potential risks inherent in the relationship between executive chamber staff" and the "leadership of the State Police".

He had not briefed the Legislature, arguing, technically correctly, that the D.M.V. is the executive chamber's responsibility.

At present the total of salaries in the executive chamber is about $8.9 million, divided among 143 people including the governor, who makes $179,000.

By implication the ultimate decision to close or open the New York primary was made in the governor's mansion in Austin, not in the executive chamber in Albany.

Well within hearing range of Mr. Rowland's executive chamber, about 200 Democratic lawmakers, union members and other supporters loudly gathered in the west atrium of the Capitol.

Mr. Spitzer and Mr. Bruno fought openly and had memorable shouting matches that echoed through the inner offices of the executive chamber in the Capitol.

"In the absence of a statute, we are left to trying to develop a working relationship with the executive chamber," Christine Ward, the state archivist, said in an interview.