Sentence examples for legislative clerk from inspiring English sources

The legislative clerk, journal clerk and parliamentarian sat at tables on either side.

It has been both a signal for something starting to happen — a roll-call vote — or for nothing at all happening as the Senate drifts into another aimless quorum call and the legislative clerk dutifully ticks off the attendance list.

443, authorized Secretary of Senate to fix compensation of legislative clerk and journal clerk, on and after Sept. 1, 1959, at not to exceed $7,620 basic per annum each.

"It became very natural saying his name because of the three syllables, the first soft one and the two hard ones," said David J. Tinsley, a longtime legislative clerk who called Mr. Akaka's name hundreds of times before leaving the Senate in 2008.

(In fairness, he was the president pro tempore at the time, and could skip a seconds-wasting procedural step in which a legislative clerk reads a letter appointing an acting president pro tempore, which dragged out Mr. Cardin's moment in the C-SPAN spotlight on Friday).

Days after Democrats won their sweeping victories at the polls this November, Assembly Speaker Albio Sires sent his fellow assemblymen a letter informing them that he intended to pass an anti-nepotism bill and would therefore inform the legislative clerk not to process employment papers for any prospective employee who was related to an officeholder.

Rob Hawkins, who has been Bowser's legislative director and clerk of the council's Economic Development Committee, will serve as deputy general counsel under Cavendish.

Click on the Office of the Clerk - Legislative Activities to get a nearly real time summary of actions on the House floor.

In the waning days of the legislative session this year, document clerks piled a metal cart and hand truck high with sheaves of paper and wheeled them into the Senate and Assembly chambers.

With the party's convention set for June 1, Nassau Democrats face the novel problem of too many would-be candidates, and the potential for at least three contested primaries for county offices: district attorney, county clerk and a legislative seat in Long Beach.

In addition to his journalism career, Love has worked as an advocate and leader in the nonprofit sector, served as a legislative aide, and as a law clerk to two federal judges.