Sentence examples for legislative relations from inspiring English sources

"L.B.J. used to talk about how, in legislative relations, people sort of have a pattern," Cuomo told me.

A senior campaign aide, Andrew Zambelli, will fill the newly created position of counselor to the governor, overseeing the administration's communications while assisting with legislative relations.

The March 6 dinner opened Mr. Obama's second-term strategy of outreach to Senate Republicans, reflecting that his legislative relations with Republican leaders in Congress had hit a wall after a tumultuous two years.

"Really, what they're asking me to do is in effect knit together the seams between policy, legislative relations and public outreach," Mr. Gyory, 52, said in an interview yesterday.

"Now it's hitting people who look like you and me, dress like you and me, drive nice cars and live in nice houses but can't afford $1,000 a month for health insurance for their families," said R. King Hillier, director of legislative relations for Harris County, which includes Houston.

"It's extremely concerning," says Jon Retzlaff, director of legislative relations for the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology.

The constitution of the Federal Republic of Germany was the first to require a constructive vote of no confidence, its authors hoping to avoid the frequent votes of no confidence (without majority agreement on a replacement) that had typified executive-legislative relations during the Weimar Republic (1919 33).

Indeed, some argue that entities with budgetary autonomy are more prone to these problems because they are outside normal legislative-executive relations and not subject to the same degree of oversight and control.

The term CMG was coined by the former Newman government, which directed police to adopt it from the outset of its legislative and public relations campaign against bikies in 2013.

Mr. Biderman, who moved to Saltaire in 1965, did legislative and public relations work for the association beginning in the late 1950's, continuing his efforts at his Manhattan home after the summer season ended.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg began a new legislative and public relations push yesterday in his uphill campaign to make it more difficult to sue New York City for larger and larger damage awards.