intergovernmental relations

There was a concentration, in other words, on the formal political world of intergovernmental relations.

It is primarily a question of intergovernmental relations, but the agreement also provides a framework for the commercial world and civil society.

When the new Government was formed last May, he said, people suddenly realized that they had to have some arrangement for intergovernmental relations.

Although it refers mainly to intergovernmental relations, the agreement also offers an operational framework for the business community and civil society.

"U.S. water resources development policy and intergovernmental relations."

His five provincial councils were to be appointed rather than indirectly elected and concerned primarily with intergovernmental relations.

The Deputy Secretary also has responsibility for carrying out the intergovernmental relations of the Department.

The main decisions in areas like public security, intergovernmental relations, urban regeneration, environment and urban planning should be approved by the Council.

Section 41 of the Constitution sets out the principles of co-operative governance and intergovernmental relations.

He also was responsible for the office's communications, personnel, scheduling and intergovernmental relations operations, and the comptroller's personal staff.

The Constitution specifically prescribes a set of principles of cooperative governance and intergovernmental relations.

The authority then hired Mr. Love for the newly created post of director of intergovernmental relations.

Mr. Dudley, who will have the title of counsel, will handle intergovernmental relations and deal with lobbyists.

The mayor presides at council meetings, serves as spokesperson for the city, and represents the city in intergovernmental relations.

From 1999 to 2003, she worked as deputy secretary for policy and intergovernmental relations at the California Environmental Protection Agency.

Another sister, Queenie Wooten, is in charge of facilities and intergovernmental relations in the district office.

U.A.C. offers a broad range of management and intergovernmental relations services to county commissioners and other county officials.

He believed that Albertans were beginning to find Social Credit too rural and insufficiently assertive in intergovernmental relations.

As an assistant professor at Minnesota, Dr. Weidner was assistant director of research in intergovernmental relations.

From the Governor's staff, Byerman went on to lead intergovernmental relations for the Nevada Department of Transportation.

"The free-trade agreement has focused folks' interest," said Jim Eldridge, the Manitoba official charged with intergovernmental relations.

He has been replaced by Alfred Gordon, Mr. Cuomo's former director of legislative and intergovernmental relations.

It informed Mr. Cymbrowitz, the director for intergovernmental relations, that he was being demoted, and would soon be receiving lighter paychecks.

Studies of intergovernmental relations, and of inputs and outputs, both failed to consider the actual political processes operating in and around local government.

"It works really well," said Philip Ingerman, the director of intergovernmental relations for the Town of Huntington.