Sentence examples for governmental relations from inspiring English sources

Saviano made the request through the university's governmental relations office, which among other duties pushes for state funding in Springfield.

But Preston Padden, the executive vice president for governmental relations at Disney, said, "They're liars and monopolists".

He was looking for someone to guide the firm's practice in governmental relations (or lobbying, to use a blunter word).

Robert Lowry Albany The writer is deputy director for governmental relations, New York State Council of School Superintendents.

"We have an all-out crisis here," said Carol Meyer, the director of governmental relations for the Los Angeles County Health Services Department.

Mr. Power, 58, left his job as director of corporate and governmental relations for the Hudson River Museum in July, to campaign full time for mayor.

The committee report concluded that ensuring that the Scottish and UK Parliaments, and other devolved assemblies, could effectively scrutinise inter-governmental relations represented a "significant challenge posed by the Smith Commission for these legislatures".

THOMAS--Martha J. SUNY Downstate Medical Center mourns the sudden passing of Martha J. Thomas, former Assistant Vice President for Community and Governmental Relations.

The New Yorker, February 11 , 1974P. 82 Reporters were told informally soon after the election that Seymour Terry would be Deputy Mayor for Governmental Relations.

By Andy Logan The New Yorker, February 11 , 1974P. 82 Reporters were told informally soon after the election that Seymour Terry would be Deputy Mayor for Governmental Relations.

Members of good-government groups that had endorsed Beame rose up in noisy indignation, and a few days later Beame announced that his Deputy Mayor for Governmental Relations would instead be Judah Gribetz, a political administrator who had been Commissioner of Buildings back in the Wagner days.