Sentence examples for for state operations from inspiring English sources

In one of the budget's steepest cuts, proportionately, the budget for state operations, among the larger pots of spending, would be reduced by 10 percent.

"It's been 36 years since they passed TSCA, and people are showing how it really fails to protect people," said James Browning, Common Cause's regional director for state operations and a principal author of the report.

"Legislators will react to a corruption scandal, and work to get political cover by enacting reform," said Karen Hobert Flynn, vice president for state operations at the nonprofit advocacy group Common Cause.

"The results are pretty unequivocal that no matter if you're a Democrat or a Republican or an Independent you're pretty mad about Citizens United," said Derek Cressman, who helped author both resolutions as vice president for state operations at the reform group Common Cause.

The governor's recently released three-year budget projection, despite calling for additional cuts coming down the pike for state operations down the board, warned that the state's $500 million budget deficit could grow by 2015, in large part due to unfunded state employee pensions.

Paul Francis, who was budget director for Gov. Eliot Spitzer and, for several months in 2008, director of state operations for Gov. David A. Paterson, was named director of agency redesign and efficiency, a new post.

"Upstate is a more difficult situation," said Howard B. Glaser, director of state operations for the Cuomo administration.

In all, about 30 states have laws restricting gifts to state officials, laws that might invite scrutiny of Apple's generosity, said Karen Hobert Flynn, vice president of state operations for Common Cause.

Howard B. Glaser, the director of state operations for Mr. Cuomo, said the state believed it had the right to collect taxes on the sale of Indian-made cigarettes to non-Indians.

The information that the driver, Ophadell Williams, provided to the Department of Motor Vehicles included "false statements about the status of his license," said the official, Howard Glaser, the director of state operations for Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo.

A number of companies, including Wal-Mart and Home Depot, have agreed to donate supplies to the effort, said Howard B. Glaser, the director of state operations for the Cuomo administration.