Sentence examples for legislative communications from inspiring English sources

"This plan should involve real change in legislative, communications, and campaign strategy and involve immediate, real action, including a complete overhaul of the Congressional Campaign Committee," Mr. Gingrich wrote.

That the Constitution sometimes requires a supermajority rule does not negate a house's authority to impose such a voting rule at other times any more than the requirement that the president report to Congress about the "State of the Union" precludes the president's legislative communications on other matters.

Kaplan, Facebook's vice president of Global Public Policy, served in the George W. Bush White House from 2001 until 2009, first as the special assistant to the president for policy and later as deputy chief of staff for policy, where he "integrated the execution of legislative, communications, and external outreach and policy strategies".

Legislative and communications aides were added to this group.

The three positions tracked by the Joint Center include chiefs of staff, legislative and communications directors.

When workers were sorted by job category — legislative assistant, communications, senior staff — men outearned women in every category except administration.

He served as SLDN's co-chair from 1998 to 2005, its legislative and communications committees, organized the Forum on the Military Chaplaincy and advised SLDN's Military Advisory Council.

Ben serves on the Executive Committee for the Filipino Veterans Recognition and Education Project (FilVetREP), where he led legislative and communications components to the campaign to win a Congressional Gold Medal for Filipino soldiers who fought in World War II.

Critical systems were implemented for quarantine policy and practice, legislative backing, communications, enforcement and surveillance, safeguards on public transport and hospital visits, financial support, operational costs, and compensation.

"A lot of these offices have already named their chiefs of staff, legislative directors and communications directors.

When the president decides on a policy, Hadley wants to have ready a communications, legislative and diplomatic strategy.