Sentence examples for handle legislative from inspiring English sources
Some states use the British system of parliamentary undersecretaries to handle legislative responsibilities.
Soon after taking office, Mr. Cuomo lured one of Mr. Silver's top aides, Sabrina M. Ty, to his administration to handle legislative affairs, a job in which her years of institutional knowledge and close relationships with Assembly lawmakers were put to Mr. Cuomo's own uses.
The core of the lawmakers' job, of course, is to handle legislative work in Washington, D.C., and then return home to their districts to meet with constituents.
Either way, the party organizing the Senate has to keep responsibility in its own hands for handling legislative business.
"This race is not about power; it's about a place I've called home all my life," said Mr. Moya, who handles legislative and community affairs for Cablevision.
A Harvard-trained lawyer, Ms. Birnbaum worked as counsel for the National Wildlife Federation before going to work for the House Natural Resources Committee, where she handled legislative and oversight activities for the Interior Department, Forest Service and electric power marketing administrations, according to her official biography.
Most were positions handling legislative and public affairs at an agency, he says, or overseeing its business and management activities.
Danny Brown, who handles legislative affairs for CalPERS, said that was not true and that there had been a misunderstanding.
Murphy might wish he had handled legislative strategy differently, but he wouldn't have avoided the vote.
Mr. Cohen, who holds the title of secretary to the governor, normally functions as Mr. Cuomo's top strategist and day-to-day manager of the executive chamber and is less typically involved in handling specific legislative matters.
Fifty-three percent of voters said that the president should act more like Mr. Cuomo in dealing with lawmakers, while 14 percent said that Mr. Cuomo should act more like Mr. Obama in handling the legislative branch.
