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The culture minister's declaration came on the heels of pressure from Corinne Bouchoux, a French senator in the Green Party, who had issued a legislative report on the recovery efforts.

Over the weekend, the Association of Public and Land-grant Unissuedties issued a legislative analysis explaining why it opposes the bill, noting it is "deeply troubled" by the restrictions blocking colleges from fully responding to sexual assault reports. .

WASHINGTON — House Republicans on Thursday will issue a legislative blueprint called "A Pledge to America" that they hope will catapult them to a majority in the November elections.

It has issued a consultation on a legislative reform order, which could make the changes that NALC has been calling for.

Gov. George E. Pataki issued a direct challenge to legislative leaders today, vetoing a bill that would have given school districts an extra two weeks to present their budgets to voters.

This week, the anger over Mr. Lopez's conduct intensified after the state's Joint Commission on Public Ethics issued a report saying female legislative employees had told investigators that Mr. Lopez had groped them, sought to stay in hotel rooms with them, demanded they massage him, requested that they dress in more provocative clothing and urged them to write him flattering notes.

On December 16, 2008, the Minister of Health issued a 'Nota' (a sub-legislative act) forbidding the interruption of treatment for disabled people hospitalized within the National Health Service.

The agreement is to be announced on Monday in Albany, but the governor and legislative leaders issued a joint statement on Friday describing the details.

Chandler issued a call for a special legislative session to consider a mandatory primary election bill.

So the state legislative committee issued a subpoena duces tecum (seeking documents) directly to Kelly and others.

And although they have now issued an interim Constitution keeping legislative and much of the executive power for themselves — and even said later Monday that they would appoint a general to run the new president's staff — the generals promised to hold a "grand celebration" when they turned over power as promised at the end of the month.