At least 72 mayors and mayors-elect have been killed since 2006, according to Mexico's National Association of Mayors.
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Tricky balance for mayors But Democratic mayors face a tricky balance.
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There's Climate Mayors, with 338 US mayors representing 65 million constituents.
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A further ten mayors or ex-mayors have been killed this year.
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I do have faith, though, in governors and in mayors, big-city mayors.
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The mayors signed an "Air Quality Declaration" at the C40 Mayors Summit in Mexico City.
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US Conference of Mayors Largest association of US Mayors voices their two cents on Charlottesville Mayors from across the country have been actively posting to Twitter using the hashtag #MayorsStand4All.
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The effort is in partnership with the U.S. Conference of Mayors and the African American Mayors Association.
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Additionally, 83 mayors have signed the Climate Mayors Agreement, similarly with the goal of independently reducing carbon emissions.
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As the president of the African American Mayors Association, which represents the over 500 black mayors in the country, I can tell you that mayors are driving this critical conversation on investments in infrastructure.
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The mayors signed an "Air Quality Declaration" at the C40 Mayors Summit, which is being held in Mexico City.
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In Miami in mid-June, hundreds of mayors from across America gathered for the annual US Conference of Mayors.
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"We are in this for the long haul," Carson told a group of six local mayors and vice mayors.
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In 2006, for example, Bloomberg launched Mayors Against Illegal Guns, a coalition of mayors dedicated to reducing gun violence.
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The group said that 40 mayors, seven electees, and 32 ex-mayors have been murdered around the country since 2006.
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The murder has shocked Mexico, where over 70 mayors or former mayors have been killed over the last ten years.
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Hundreds of mayors from across the country are convening in Miami this weekend for the annual US Conference of Mayors.
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In-party mayors, as someone like Mr. Foxx is called, have made up 58 percent of host mayors since 1992.
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Hundreds of mayors of both parties gathered at the Capital Hilton for the annual US Conference of Mayors winter meeting.
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Some mayors were more willing than others to give limited pitches in response to CNBC questions at the annual mayors conference.
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California leads the campaign, as it tends to do, with 29 participating mayors -- but the runner up, with 26 mayors, is Florida.
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No country on the Continent surpasses France's 22014,211 mayors, who make up 226 percent of all the mayors in the European Union.
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The New York City mayor is one of 347 U.S. mayors to uphold the climate agreement, according to the group Climate Mayors.
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As the president of the U.S. Conference of Mayors, I've seen firsthand the innovative programs mayors across the country implemented in 2019.
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Two mayors -- one from Wilmington, Delaware, and another from San Antonio -- were among a list of 50 mayors that endorsed Clinton in October.
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About 400 mayors, who call themselves the "climate mayors," have worked for years to build political will for policies to address climate change.
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The Central American nation now boosts the region's highest number of women mayors with women making up 40 percent of mayors, followed by Cuba.
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The student-founded organization March For Our Lives is teaming up with mayors from both parties for the new initiative, Mayors For Our Lives.
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In the absence of meaningful leadership from the intergovernmental system, more than 70 mayors are gathering in Copenhagen for the C40 World Mayors Summit.
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The Conference of Mayors sent a letter in August addressed to McConnell, signed by hundreds of mayors, urging him to pass gun safety legislation.
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Mayors for 100: VICE Impact and the Sierra Club are pushing for US mayors to move their communities to run on 100 percent clean energy.
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In his book "If Mayors Ruled the World", Barber argues that mayors are pragmatic officials driven by the need to problem-solve at local level.
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In 2006, he cofounded Mayors Against Illegal Guns, a bipartisan group of mayors advocating for gun legislation reforms that later merged with Moms Demand Action.
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In total, more than 15 mayors and vice-mayors have been killed since President Rodrigo Duterte took office in mid-2016, according to CNN Philippines.
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Mr. Anderson, who several mayors described as the most vital point of contact at Bloomberg Philanthropies, is now directing the campaign's "Mayors for Mike" coalition.
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Forty mayors, 30 of them from American cities, including the mayors of Philadelphia, Baltimore, Phoenix and Mobile, spent three days back at school in New York.
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Several mayors have signed on to the Sierra Club's Mayors for 100 campaign to commit their towns and cities to 100 percent clean and renewable energy.
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Nearly 2628 percent of mayors surveyed by the U.S. Conference of Mayors in 28500 rank water and wastewater investment a top three priority for their cities.
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The week ahead: — Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg will address mayors from across the country on Friday during the US Conference of Mayors Annual Meeting in Boston.
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" In an op-ed published in Maclean's, Ford's former chief of staff Mark Towhey described Ford as "the best of mayors and the worst of mayors.
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An international coalition of mayors recently formed the Global Covenant of Mayors for Climate & Energy, a group of about 7,100 city mayors from six continents to take greater action to avoid climate impacts and demonstrate how local action can impact the global stage, according to a release.
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They were joined by New York City, Chicago, Philadelphia, San Francisco, Seattle and Providence, Rhode Island, which all have Democratic mayors, and the U.S. Conference of Mayors.
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What these two mayors are facing is a pattern throughout the island — the mayors of the 78 municipalities on the island are begging the state for help.
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The removal of the mayors echoed the dismissal of dozens of mayors in 2016 over similar accusations, part of a purge that began after a failed coup.
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I recently visited several such towns in Sicily and spoke with numerous foreigners who had decided to invest, as well as town mayors, deputy mayors, and councillors.
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Two more mayors in the Philippines were assassinated this month, bringing the total to at least 10 mayors killed since President Rodrigo Duterte took office in 2016.
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Yes, the other senators, the governors, the mayors, and former mayors in the 2020 Democratic field all sought elective office before she entered partisan politics in 2012.
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The Sierra Club, an organization dedicated to environmental causes, is getting mayors to commit their towns to use 100 percent renewable energy for their Mayors for 100 campaign.
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The growing Climate Mayors movement also saw new mayors signing a letter agreeing to abide by the Paris accord and step up efforts to reach city climate targets.
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Last year, Erdogan also called for the resignation of mayors in a purge of local politics leading six mayors to step down, including those of Istanbul and Ankara.
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Peduto joins an ever growing list of mayors in the Sierra Club's Ready for 100 campaign, which encourages mayors to move their communities to 100 percent clean energy.
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The list, released Thursday night, includes the names of 46 officials — 33 mayors, eight deputy mayors, one ex-mayor, a provincial board member and three members of Congress.
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Three of the mayors were on the president's list of 150 Philippine officials — including mayors, judges and police officers — whom he had accused of being involved in drugs.
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The two were in Mexico City for the C40 Mayors' Summit, where nearly 50 mayors and deputies from around the globe will discuss environmental issues such as air pollution.
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Steve Benjamin (D), the president of the U.S. Conference of Mayors, is leading a group of mayors down to the border in western Texas on Thursday, The State reported.
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There is $4.8 million in mayors' salaries, $91 million in costs related to running the mayors' offices, $1.1 billion in payroll and $212 billion for local budgets, he said.
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Female mayors are more than twice as likely as male mayors to experience psychological abuse and almost three times as likely to experience physical violence, a new study found.
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On Tuesday Ankara replaced four elected HDP mayors with state officials, bringing to 12 the number of mayors it has unseated over alleged links to terrorism since the March elections.
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On Tuesday Ankara replaced four elected HDP mayors with state officials, bringing to 12 the number of mayors it has unseated over alleged links to terrorism since the March elections.
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The offers by mayors of towns in the Baltics to share their knowledge of how to make Soviet buildings more energy efficient have been snapped up by mayors in Macedonia.
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At the time, the first African-American mayors were in office in Los Angeles, Philadelphia, Detroit, Oakland and Baltimore; black mayors governed in Atlanta, Newark and Washington, D.C., as well.
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The new president of the mayors' group, Mayor Mitch Landrieu of New Orleans, has pledged to be a forceful champion for city priorities and to coordinate political action between mayors.
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In 2628, Portland hosted the first-ever West Coast Mayors Summit, and mayors from Portland, Seattle, San Francisco and Los Angeles committed to reinforcing the "green wall" along the West Coast.
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If all the mayors at the US Conference of Mayors had made their commitments to 100 percent clean energy, America would meet and exceed the Paris climate accords on their own.
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But the other three mayors who were killed were on the president's list of 150 Philippine officials — including mayors, judges and police officers — who were accused of being involved in drugs.
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Many of those in that original list have been killed — including about a dozen mayors and several vice mayors — usually gunned down either in police encounters or by pro-government vigilantes.
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The mayors of 18 cities, a delegation from the U.S. Conference of Mayors, come to SXSW to participate in the government track and learn about emerging technologies that might impact their cities.
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In recent weeks, at least 135 mayors aligned with the Workers' Party have changed their party affiliations — about a fifth of the nation's mayors who had been elected on the party's ticket.
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To start, we'll be looking to the 150 U.S. mayors who have joined the Sierra Club's Mayors for 100% Clean Energy movement, a grassroots campaign to end dependence on coal and oil.
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That's why we're excited to announce a new Ready For 100 push, called Mayors for 100% Clean Energy, to urge more mayors nationwide to endorse a vision of 100 percent clean energy.
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The U.S. Conference of Mayors released a bipartisan letter Wednesday signed by 70 mayors stating their "strong opposition" to Trump administration plans t0 cut 3.1 million people from a food stamps program.
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"We will intensify efforts to meet each of our cities' current climate goals, push for new action to meet the 303 degrees Celsius target, and work together to create a 21st century clean energy economy," Peduto and the 60 mayors affirmed in a statement published by Climate Mayors, a group of 88 green-friendly mayors across the country.
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"We will intensify efforts to meet each of our cities' current climate goals, push for new action to meet the 1.5 degrees Celsius target, and work together to create a 21st century clean energy economy," Peduto and the 60 mayors affirmed in a statement published by Climate Mayors, a group of 88 green-friendly mayors across the country.
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In 2018, he joined a group of Florida mayors who sued then-governor Rick Scott over a 2011 bill that created a $5,000 fine for cities and mayors who enacted gun control regulations.
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Several candidates have had to deal with policing issues and the larger justice system in their former political careers, including current mayors like Buttigieg and de Blasio, former mayors like Castro and Sen.
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Mayors Bill de Blasio of New York and Eric Garcetti of Los Angeles, the nation's two largest cities, joined many other mayors in publicly offering legal help to undocumented residents facing ICE enforcement.
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As Trump steps back, US mayors go all in: As Team Trump goes further into oblivion on climate, mayors and county officials across the United States are taking matters into their own hands.
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Some 72 sitting center-right mayors and senior local officials have announced they will now back Macron's party, including the mayors of mid-sized cities such as Angers, Tours, Orleans, Amiens and Nancy.
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As Co-Chairs of Mayors For 100% Clean Energy, these mayors are leading by example and inviting their peers across the country to join them in supporting a transition to clean, renewable energy.
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In Arizona, Ducey acted only after pointed criticism from the Democratic mayors of Phoenix and Tucson and a letter earlier in the day urging a statewide shutdown from a group of nine mayors.
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Ankara has appointed acting mayors to 31 HDP municipalities in southeastern cities and districts since March elections, according to the HDP, and 23 of the HDP's co-mayors are currently jailed pending trial.
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Ankara has appointed acting mayors to 31 HDP municipalities in southeastern cities and districts since March elections, according to the HDP, and 23 of the HDP's co-mayors are currently jailed pending trial.
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I was recently in Boston for the US Conference of Mayors and we had 25 of the top mayors from maybe the 50 most populous cities, and we had a great dinner together.
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The same topics flood mayors' mailboxes (both virtual and real).
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Bloomberg has built a network of support among fellow mayors.
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Nearly all of Alagoas's 102 mayors back the Calheiros clan.
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Even local mayors have been getting in on the wagers.
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Fifteen of the nation's 20 largest cities have Democratic mayors.
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Go deeper: "Sanctuary city" mayors welcome Trump's latest immigration idea
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And I think that's what mayors and governors are doing.
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Various mayors and governors have impressive 85033 targets and timelines.
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Booker did things very few mayors are willing to do.
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Only a handful of cities will elect mayors this year.
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Look for more Republican mayors courtesy of this tax reform.
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Presidential politics has not been kind to big city mayors.
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He was gathering endorsements from Democratic mayors like Mr. Sokolich.
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All three cities are heavily Democratic and have Democratic mayors.
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EST: President Trump meets with mayors to discuss economic growth.
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Mayors in oil states demanded Pemex cash for public works.
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"Both mayors were from very different places," Mr. Kool added.
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We need to hear more of that from our mayors.
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Congressmen, senators, mayors and governors campaign on this issue regularly.
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The report also described a guerrilla campaign to assassinate mayors.
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Mayors are also called on to be consolers in chief.
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Other mayors have confronted people out in the streets directly.
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So did hundreds of governors, mayors, celebrities, editors and executives.
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She has on two occasions addressed gatherings of female mayors.
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So, there's always one of the deputy mayors in charge.
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Mr. Parsons has been a prominent adviser to two mayors.
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Mayors flew out to Seattle to wander the corporate campus.
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But that was too late for mayors like Mr. Gentilhomme.
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Eight other mayors were also gunned down in suspicious circumstances.
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The mayors in these places almost never have national ambitions.
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This instinct comes naturally to mayors as well as veterans.
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Two mayors were arrested for extortion in the early 1970s.
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Amy Klobuchar at last week's mayors' forum in Waterloo, Iowa.
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How many other mayors will declare their cities sanctuary cities?
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He was one of the best mayors in the country.
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The Democratic mayors of New Orleans; Columbia, S.C.; Jackson, Miss.
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"To be fair, there are mayors and governors," he said.
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The delegates are mostly career politicians - lawmakers, mayors and councillors.
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Michael Bloomberg's work with mayors across America has been terrific.
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Many U.S. cities will be choosing new mayors this fall.
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Following a meeting last week between Vazquez and a group of island mayors, the new governor vowed she will continue to defend the law's validity, according to Carlos Molina, president of the Mayors Federation.
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Peduto was joined by the U.S. Conference of Mayors, which said it strongly opposes Trump's decision and vows that the nation's mayors will continue efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions blamed for global warming.
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The U.S. Conference of Mayors (USCM) hopes to shape President Trump's $1 trillion proposal, which the administration has yet to release, with a task force of mayors who are involved in various infrastructure sectors.
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While at the conference, VICE Impact got the chance to chat with Mayor Ted Terry of Clarkston, Georgia, one of several mayors to pledge their support to the Sierra Club's Mayors for 100 Campaign.
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The U.S. Conference of Mayors will file an amicus brief in support of Chicago's lawsuit and will invite mayors across the country to do the same, CEO Tom Cochran said in a statement Wednesday.
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On Saturday, in response to the Biden campaign's ad attacking Buttigieg, Tom Cochran, the CEO of the US Conference of Mayors, tweeted, "It's unfortunate that Vice President Biden is belittling the role" of mayors.
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"If the Trump administration does withdraw from the Paris accord, I will recommend that the 128 U.S. mayors who are part of the Global Covenant of Mayors seek to join in its place," Bloomberg wrote.
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In local races, Democratic Mayors Bill de Blasio in New York and Marty Walsh in Boston are expected to cruise to re-election, while Detroit, Atlanta, Charlotte, North Carolina, and Seattle also will pick mayors.
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Throughout the halls of the conference mayors laughed at the absurdity of mayors closing down local governments and shook their heads at the impasse on Capitol Hill over funding for President Donald Trump's border wall.
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Several local mayors, however, said they would continue enforcing it anyway.
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The mayors of Chinese cities are splashing cash on AI startups.
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He said many of the mayors' requests are being sped up.
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They are among two dozen former and current mayors supporting him.
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And New York City has had a lot of Republican mayors.
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The capital's mayors have expanded their powers while remaining broadly popular.
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There is even talk of establishing a worldwide parliament of mayors.
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Power needs to be transferred to local mayors and local communities.
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The union and local mayors would oppose any closures, she said.
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Beyond MEPs, Spaniards also chose 12 regional governments and 8,131 mayors.
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We need to throw a bone to all the local mayors.
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This is troubling for blue mayors in red or purple states.
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Mr Burke was a fixture even as mayors came and went.
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"Constitutionally, mayors are weak players," Renn of the Manhattan Institute said.
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Colombian mayors have started blaming the migrants for unemployment and crime.
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Both mayors believe the move was the right decision for Valmeyer.
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It worked with local mayors to install electricity and drinking water.
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" One of my favorite Democratic sounding boards emails: "Mayors are fantastic.
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The mayors of Massachusetts's 10 most populous cities are white men.
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These mayors and economic professionals know one another & can do it.
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When a group of Democratic Ohio mayors campaigned recently for Mrs.
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It's the part, you know, mayors have to solve real problems.
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Everywhere I go there are mayors thinking practically and non-dogmatically.
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The past three mayors, all Democrats, have left office in disgrace.
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EST: President Obama delivers remarks at the U.S. Conference of Mayors.
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In 2013, Moms Demand Action partnered with Mayors Against Illegal Guns.
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And it is true that responsible U.S. mayors will have to
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He said he's also "personally deploying" satellite phones to local mayors.
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Among them are mayors, universities, tech startups, and rapper Snoop Dogg.
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Miami hosted the first conference of participating mayors over the summer.
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Mayors have abjectly begged Amazon to locate jobs in their jurisdictions.
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De Blasio's convening power is entirely local, and with other mayors.
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N.B.A. mayors have included Dave Bing (Detroit) and Kevin Johnson (Sacramento).
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But how well these mayors follow through remains to be seen.
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In Chicago, our mayors stay in office for a long time.
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Some pro-secession lawmakers and mayors announced they would step down.
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It boycotted elections for 335 mayors in December, further increasing abstentionism.
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He visited two of the ousted mayors in Diyarbakir last month.
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Jack Reed, and mainstream liberal organizations, like Mayors Against Illegal Guns.
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For politicians — especially New York City mayors — storms can be perilous.
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Its last two mayors are a black man and a lesbian.
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Every day since then, more governors and mayors have followed suit.
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Rumours persist that other opposition mayors may meet a similar fate.
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Only the Canadians enjoy such easy access to mayors and governors.
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New York City mayors are also no strangers to foreign travel.
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Four of the past nine mayors have been arrested for graft.
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Kautz is a past president of the US Conference of Mayors.
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And speaking of mayors, are you still high on Mike Bloomberg?
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Before that you didn't see African-Americans being sheriffs or mayors.
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"An assault on one mayor is an assault on all mayors."
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In 1993, New Yorkers had restricted their mayors to two terms.
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Perhaps it's not surprising that hometown papers endorsed their former mayors.
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One of those mayors leads the city Bloomberg hopes to occupy.
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It was attended by mayors from 60 cities around the world.
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Jerry Brown (D) and the Democratic mayors of Seattle; Portland, Ore.
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But the mayors of San Diego and Tijuana are reaffirming ties.
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We are mayors, we need money to help us with housing.
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More cities' mayors must take steps to continue this important momentum.
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The two created a coalition with other mayors around the country.
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That's Economics 101, and mayors understand it even when Washington doesn't.
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The plan had been for him to hear out the mayors.
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Finally, this town is simply not big enough for two mayors.
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But I have trouble thinking about its relationship to black mayors.
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Cities have also seen lots of benefits from networks — the Compact of Mayors, which has been signed by more than 120 American cities, C40 Cities Climate Leadership Group, Climate Mayors and others — most notably, information sharing and solutions, and reaffirming commitments to each other and to their citizens, as many mayors did in a recent letter to the president-elect.
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He also will lean on campaign cochair Anthony Brown, a member of the Congressional Black Caucus from Maryland, and fellow mayors and former mayors such as Nan Whaley of Dayton, Ohio, and Annise Parker of Houston.
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Acting on one of his own suggestions in "If Mayors Ruled the World: Dysfunctional Nations, Rising Cities" (2014), he founded the Global Parliament of Mayors, which convened for the first time last year in The Hague.
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An organization representing mayors in the country, the Association of Local Authorities of Mexico, issued a statement saying nearly 100 mayors had been killed across Mexico over the past decade, "principally at the hands of organized crime."
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Mayors and vice mayors from 16 cities including Lisbon, Barcelona, Paris, Sao Paulo and Seoul pledged on Friday to put sustainability at the core of the tourism industry by using new technologies to build "cities for all".
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Michael R. Bloomberg will throw his financial might into helping beleaguered American mayors, creating a $200 million philanthropic program aimed at backing inventive policies at the city level and giving mayors a stronger hand in national politics.
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Instead of handing out bribes, they are making the mayors pay them.
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Colorado mayors and other elected officials have called for a "no" vote.
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On Friday, mayors from those cities spoke out against the expected raids.
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Sunday's nationwide municipal polls will elect 5,568 mayors and renew town councils.
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A lot of mayors they just just didn't want to do it.
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Here's what you need to know about the cities and their mayors.
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His campaign also highlighted responses from several mayors who have endorsed Buttigieg.
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Earlier mayors have refused to put forward plans to finance transport schemes.
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Most of the mayors blame the state government for the sluggish response.
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As the mayors of towns begin to report in, the shock grows.
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" In past decades, "mayors would go to Washington and say: 'Save us.
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The new mayors will run entire regions rather than just local authorities.
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Decentralisation has given small-town mayors money to build or improve roads.
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Some 95 Kurdish mayors have been sacked and replaced by state appointees.
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A whopping 45% of mayors in towns and villages were elected unopposed.
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"Mayors think, 'I'm going to be cutting the ribbon'," says Mr Dávila.
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America's leading mayors and some state governors have made a similar response.
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Prosecutors have investigated lawmakers, ministers, mayors, magistrates and businessmen in recent years.
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It said it did not recognize the legitimacy of the mayors' removal.
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Mayors' growing power, and gangs' new business activities, have increased the risk.
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His support helped two mayors win elections, including the incumbent, Jim Kenney.
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However, an agreement seemed assured by the reaction of the two mayors.
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These are mayors and senators and governors and party leaders, not morons.
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Democratic mayors of the nation's two largest cities have taken opposite sides.
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This interest in new ideas is an opening for mayors and governors.
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Indonesia is set to hold elections for mayors and governors in June.
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At a time when people hate politicians, many top mayors are popular.
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Before Ms Mota was slain, other mayors seemed to face greater risks.
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Party officials, including several elected mayors, have been arrested in recent weeks.
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We had zero governors, zero large-city mayors, zero state party chairs.
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Sanctuary city mayors intend to resist the Trump administration's sanctuary city policies.
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Ugur's resignation followed those of the high profile Istanbul and Ankara mayors.
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Two mayors have stepped down with corruption allegations swirling around their administrations.
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Two mayors from districts of Sirnak and Tunceli provinces were also removed.
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President Obama on Wednesday reached out to the mayors of Tulsa, Ariz.
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And major cities across the US elected their first African-American mayors.
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Mr. Curcio said mayors in the affected areas were monitoring the destruction.
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"Mayors typically don't do the things we're trying to do," Lumumba said.
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But mayors are also at the vanguard of innovative, bi-partisan solutions.
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Mayors have a way of elevating issues when their time has come.
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Many American mayors and governors have rejected Trump's isolationism on the issue.
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Elissa Slotkin, Haley Stevens and Brenda Lawrence and a slew of mayors.
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Mr. de Blasio had come, as mayors do, to pay his respects.
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"Look at all of our mayors over the years," Mr. Small said.
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Other mayors eventually joined de Blasio, but were given the same answer.
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Several mayors who were on that list have since been gunned down.
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Congressmen, mayors and police officers have been paid off by the cartels.
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You have done battle with half a dozen mayors, starting with Koch.
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In July last year, two mayors were gunned down a day apart.
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A rundown of Mr. Broad's achievements • He has counseled mayors and governors.
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Parker was one of the first openly gay mayors in the country.
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And Michael Bloomberg has been looking for support among his fellow mayors.
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Mayors and elected officials from the finalist cities are making their pitch.
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And their mayors have been almost structurally predisposed to antagonize rural voters.
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Mr. Christie's administration also maintained naughty and nice lists of local mayors.
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Ultimately, mayors' primary goal is to create safe, livable, and prosperous communities.
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Mayors would also face questions about their readiness to handle national issues.
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Many mayors need no reminding of Mr. Bloomberg's presence in their areas.
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Critics of the company, including a group of California mayors and Gov.
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The mayors of San Pablo and El Cerrito also signed the letter.
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And their mayors have been almost structurally predisposed to antagonize rural voters.
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Mayors must assume a much greater responsibility in rehabilitating first-time offenders.
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The conference of mayors has show major support of the Paris agreement.
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Bloomberg's campaign has called the growing group the "Mayors for Mike" coalition.
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He blamed politicians — mayors Michael R. Bloomberg and Bill de Blasio, Gov.
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And the mayors down there — she does feel the pressure down there.
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That April, he convened a Gracie Mansion summit of 15 mayors from across the country, marking the beginning of Mayors Against Illegal Guns, which within a few short months included more than 100 civic leaders from 44 states.
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The 2020 Democratic field has more mayors and former mayors than any other presidential primary in recent memory, reflecting a hope that voters will want local leaders' practical, on-the-ground experience after four years of President Trump.
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And two US-based coalitions of mayors, the Leading Together 2020 Cities Agenda and the Mayors' Vision for America, have issued platforms that include sustainable infrastructure and inclusion, hoping to influence the tenor of the presidential election campaigns.
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Thank you to my fellow mayors, Mayor Cabaldon, Mayor Whaley, and Mayor Adler, and all of the current and former mayors here today, for your friendship and your service at a moment when local leadership has never mattered more.
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In the smaller cities and parishes, they often hold greater political clout than mayors, parish presidents and businessmen — a power that derives in no small part from their ability to pursue criminal investigations of mayors, parish presidents and businessmen.
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Mayors will—together with business leaders and citizens from all over the globe.
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Voters were also picking mayors in Detroit, Atlanta, Seattle and Charlotte, North Carolina.
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"Change in humanity must start from individuals," the Dalai Lama told the mayors.
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The PP even produced a PowerPoint presentation to help mayors channel their gains.
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Yet Democratic mayors run many of the big cities where most activists live.
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At least two previous mayors attempted to remove it, but both were blocked.
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The biggest champion of elected mayors, George Osborne, is retiring from British politics.
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Ricardo Rosselló meets with mayors from his party in Guaynabo, on July 21.
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" Lindsay Walters, a White House spokesperson, called the mayors' move a "political stunt.
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We need to make sure that London-based government doesn't neuter these mayors.
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Meanwhile, mayors are finding that their responsibilities extend beyond policing and filling potholes.
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Enrique Vargas, head of the country's association of mayors, wants to change that.
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Two-thirds of America's 100 largest cities are controlled by Democratic Party mayors.
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As well as in Warsaw, PO mayors won outright in Lodz and Poznan.
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At separate news conferences, the mayors said they could work toward a deal.
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Not all mayors have been as publicly supportive about maintaining their city's nightlife.
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The United States Conference of Mayors, a bipartisan group, is also a plaintiff.
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Some, and the mayors who run them, are in league with the criminals.
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In May, THUMP discussed how mayors like Khan help nourish nightlife in cities.
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Some of the new mayors say that they have already uncovered dirty dealings.
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Several mayors from smaller cities in New York state praised the legal help.
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Throughout European cities, night mayors are charged with inspiring excitement around urban nightlife.
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"Mayors I think are able to rise above the purist culture," Reinish said.
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The authorities admit that few mayors are able to provide any legal documents.
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Carolyn Berndt, the NCL's sustainability program director, briefed the mayors on telecom policy.
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And congratulations to all the victors in state legislative, county and mayors' races.
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Proponents of de Blasio were also fans of other previous big-city mayors.
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Kurdish towns must, by general agreement, have co-mayors, one man, one woman.
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When host mayors try to advance their careers, the results have been mixed.
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Other governors, mayors and public health leaders have shown similar grace under fire.
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More than 100 mayors, sheriffs and other officials filled a room for hours.
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Those decisions rest largely in the hands of governors, mayors and county executives.
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Royals are like presidents, governors or mayors on this side of the Atlantic.
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Warring between mayors and governors is as natural in New York as jaywalking.
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Across the country, 1,200 Socialists won public office, including mayors from Flint, Mich.
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Dozens of state lawmakers and mayors have joined the rush since Saturday night.
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The big picture: The mayors of Dayton, El Paso, Orlando, Pittsburgh, Parkland, Fla.
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Much of that dismay springs from the sad record of Baltimore's black mayors.
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Yet, mayors and governors around the nation have ordered Americans to stay inside.
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Now, for the first time, governors and mayors are in the international area.
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Within this inegalitarian context, mayors can find even their most noble efforts compromised.
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A: Mayors have historically taken different approaches when it comes to the subway.
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I campaigned among the Conference of Mayors for the Affordable Care Act, Obamacare.
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Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, and former mayors Pete Buttigieg and Mike Bloomberg.
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We are calling on mayors and governors around the country to join us.
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But on policing, as other New York mayors have, he lost his way.
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Of the 11,000 mayors in the country, at least 1,500 reported concrete threats.
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But there are three former mayors: Bernie Sanders, Pete Buttigieg and Michael Bloomberg.
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France has 35,000 directly elected mayors—three times more than in neighbouring Germany.
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The Conservatives also did well in the vote for six metropolitan area mayors.
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Leadership from citizens, mayors, governors and business leaders will make sure of that.
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Both mayors remain in hiding, and their supporters will not go away quietly.
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At a televised news conference, the president gave giant cheques to their mayors.
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Mayors like Garcetti and Buttigieg have popped up in early presidential primary states.
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Only three of the 22016 largest cities in America now have Republican mayors.
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Bloomberg has been endorsed by more than 100 mayors, many of them black.
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Mayors from San Francisco to Providence, R.I., have also invoked their emergency powers.
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In recent months, the top court has sentenced five opposition mayors to prison.
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Do these governors or mayors, do they really think this is a positive?
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Paris, Pittsburgh mayors team up on op-ed: The mayors of two cities Trump tried to use last week to illustrate the policy debate over climate change came together to pen an op-ed in The New York Times on Wednesday.
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NEW ORLEANS - Perspectives on "The Future of Cities," at the U.S. Conference of Mayors: Mayors have to "guard against" the "finger pointing" from the White House over immigration and affirmative action, Marc Morial, President and CEO of National Urban League, said.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey removed four more mayors on Wednesday as part of a widening government crackdown on the pro-Kurdish Peoples' Democratic Party (HDP), bringing to 20 the number of mayors who have been dismissed after being elected earlier this year.
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Just last week, at the US Conference of Mayors in Miami Beach, Florida, US mayors of over 1,000 cities signed a resolution calling on Trump to rejoin the Paris agreement, implement the Clean Power Plan, and help build electric vehicle infrastructure.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkey's government has no plan to replace the opposition mayors of Istanbul and Ankara with state-appointed trustees, as was done to three Kurdish mayors in the country's east last month, Interior Minister Suleyman Soylu said on Sunday.
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"If he wants to play a larger role in the politics of the New York State and national Democratic Parties he should do what other mayors have done and build alliances with his fellow mayors and county executives," Mr. Gyory said.
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At the last C40 Mayors Summit in Mexico City, it was inspiring to see a group of mayors from American cities come together and repeat their determination to deliver on the Paris Agreement, regardless of what happens at the federal level.
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This is a concern shared by many rural mayors and local elected officials who are part of Next Century Cities, a membership organization of over 180 mayors and municipal leaders committed to expanding access to high-quality broadband for all Americans.
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MAYORS VS. WASHINGTON: New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu and Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti -- two 2020 prospects -- arrived in Washington on Wednesday for the US Conference of Mayors' annual winter gathering and immediately feuded with the Trump administration over sanctuary cities.
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The gathering, in which more than 45 American mayors committed their cities to uphold the emissions standards laid out in the Paris agreement, was the latest display of hostility by some of the nation's Democratic mayors toward Mr. Trump's policies.
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With Kuomintang mayors taking the reins in the major cities of Taichung, New Taipei City and the traditional Democratic Progressive Party stronghold of Kaohsiung, Ms. Tsai and others are concerned that China will use these mayors to influence the island's politics.
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"One way or another, the ruling party needs to control these mayors because they are the ones who bring votes, and mayors need the party because it helps them get funds," Sandu, a researcher at the European University Institute, told Reuters.
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Haftar has appointed military governors to replace elected mayors in much of eastern Libya.
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And they are forcing mayors to give them 10 percent of their annual budgets.
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And, indeed, the tactic of shaking down mayors appears to be expanding beyond Morelos.
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He also serves as second vice president of the United States Conference of Mayors.
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He also serves as Second Vice President of the United States Conference of Mayors.
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Breed joins a small but growing number of black female mayors leading America's cities.
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"If you talk to mayors in their cities, they have to deal," Munster said.
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He was joined at his hometown announcement by two fellow mayors of smaller cities.
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They are primarily Democratic members of Congress, governors, mayors and union officials and loyalists.
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But in cities such as New York mayors get to choose their police chiefs.
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Out of the 100 biggest cities in the nation, only 19 have female mayors.
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There are a number of mayors around the world are featured in the film.
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In a large number of cases, mayors simply don't own or operate relevant assets.
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It failed to call an election for mayors and regional governors, due last year.
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When looking at the 100 biggest cities in the nation, 19 have female mayors.
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Twenty-one percent of mayors of cities with more than 30,000 people are women.
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Mayors and local crime commissioners now have a big say over strategy and spending.
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Some Democratic mayors in Republican states admitted the battle to curb guns was lost.
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Mayors from all over the world complained about the uselessness of the federal government.
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Levine said mayors across Miami received the information at the same time as media.
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On June 30th elections for mayors and municipal councils are meant to take place.
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What's happening: Across the country, mayors are issuing open calls for smart city tech.
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About 1,600 towns will choose mayors in a general election scheduled for July 1st.
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Under Brazilian electoral law, mayors can be in office for only two terms consecutively.
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"Individuals, mayors, businesses just say no, we're going in a different direction," Moller said.
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Dozens of lawmakers and mayors across all parties stand to benefit from the changes.
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In the previous local elections, voters in the south-east elected 102 HDP mayors.
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Not just for senators and representatives but for mayors and sheriffs and state legislators.
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Gavin Newsom is facing pressure from mayors to increase state funding for homeless programs.
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Milwaukee had three socialist mayors in the 20th Century, according to the Milwaukee Independent.
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"There was no exchange with anybody, with none of the mayors," she told MSNBC.
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Mayors will face less risk if they are not directly involved in police work.
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U.S. governors, mayors and businesses are also insisting they'll stick with the Paris goals.
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Rudy Giuliani and Martin O'Malley are among former mayors who recently mounted presidential bids.
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Only 19 percent of mayors are women (of cities with more than 30,000 residents.).
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Unlike Boris Johnson and Ken Livingstone, London's previous mayors, he is a team player.
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VICE Impact is a proud partner in the Sierra Club's Mayors for 2100 campaign.
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Until very recently, America's most powerful mayors wouldn't have considered running for the presidency.
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Benjamin told the publication that the mayors are determined to get inside the facility.
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Yes, but he replaced two essentially Republican mayors in Giuliani and "independent" Michael Bloomberg.
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As mayors, we have an obligation to stand up for them and demand action.
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Some mayors say their calls to government agencies or the White House go unreturned.
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In fact, an unprecedented seven current and former mayors are considering a 2020 run.
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Women were winning seats as governors, state legislators, mayors, school board presidents and more.
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Federal authorities often thwart initiatives by mayors, who know the benefits of cities best.
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Mayors are doing everything we can to maintain the integrity of these foundational services.
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Elsewhere in the country, New York City, Atlanta and other cities are electing mayors.
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Then one of the town's deputy mayors, a genial lawyer named Ayman Shanati, spoke.
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Other mayors were still tallying numbers of those left homeless in their own towns.
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In Turkey, Recep Tayyip Erdogan has removed elected mayors after accusing them of terrorism.
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Governors, mayors and even local school district heads have stepped into the leadership void.
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Her ambitious pledge was joined by the mayors of Mexico City, Madrid, and Athens.
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In the largely Kurdish southeast, he replaced the mayors in 82 of 303 municipalities.
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Yet despite Mr. Erdogan's dominance of the party, the mayors did not go meekly.
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That goes for their recreation, at least for mayors, who put in long hours.
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Some rural mayors said this week that they were struggling to feed their people.
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When that system disappeared, drug cartels filled the vacuum, buying off mayors and judges.
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In the Empire State this week, local elections for village mayors have been delayed.
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Throughout Puerto Rico, residents say they have yet to see their mayors distribute aid.
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This is not really a dilemma that mayors and school chancellors can solve internally.
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The mayors of New Bedford, Massachusetts and Monterey, California recently spoke out against proposals.
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"Mayors, congressmen, military generals, police chiefs — they all protected the defendant," Mr. Richman said.
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Also, a lot of New Yorkers hate their mayors as a matter of course.
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In the ensuing political fallout, the mayors of both cities dismissed their police chiefs.
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Mayors sparred in local newspapers over whether it would help or hurt their towns.
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Yet mayors are struggling with constituents who doubt the truth of facts and experts.
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All mayors have periods of tension with the news media, especially in New York.
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Mr. Bloomberg appointed two of his deputy mayors, Patricia E. Harris and Edward Skyler.
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He'll be in Washington on Thursday to speak to the U.S. Conference of Mayors.
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EST: President Trump meets with mayors in the East Wing of the White House.
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The jailed co-mayors have been replaced by an Ankara-appointed trustee, or administrator.
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French Presidents including François Mitterrand, Jacques Chirac and Nicolas Sarkozy all served as mayors.
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"I think business chief executives tend to make better governors or mayors," he said.
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Duterte had singled out barangay kapitans and small-town mayors in his public statements.
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The call follows conversations on Wednesday with the mayors of both Charlotte and Tulsa.
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The mayors must raise funds from local companies and other organizations for their projects.
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Before the packed room of presidents, prime ministers, governors, and mayors, Thunberg was livid.
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The trip allowed mayors to make the case they could run Washington more effectively.
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And in July, two Philippine mayors were assassinated within a day of each other.
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Governors and mayors across the country want to be doing more for their residents.
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In particular, more than 400 American mayors have committed themselves to battling greenhouse emissions.
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Mr. Jensen said mayors, more than national politicians, felt the pressure to take action.
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His investigations into organized crime and corruption reflected poorly on Democratic governors and mayors.
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In a conference call with reporters on Tuesday for the US Conference of Mayors, Republican mayors from Anaheim, California, and Mesa, Arizona, both talked about the importance of DACA, and the danger for Republican politicians in areas like theirs if it were rescinded.
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I was reminded of that truth at the inaugural US Conference of Mayors Youth Summit late last month, where mayors from across the country convened in Los Angeles to hear from the young people who are the leaders of today and tomorrow.
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A signature component of the proposed Bloomberg initiative will be a "Mayors Challenge," through which city executives will be invited to compete for six- and seven-figure grants from Bloomberg Philanthropies, awarded to mayors who draw up compelling proposals for policy experimentation.
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"I am proud to stand together with the leading global city climate networks including the Global Covenant of Mayors, Climate Mayors and C40 to take decisive action to improve our environment while bettering our communities, and that begins right here," Emanuel said.
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Elections will be held for governors, mayors and regents in 101 regions throughout the country.
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Women make up just 20 percent of Jamaica's cabinet ministers, senators and mayors, it said.
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Far from ignoring the challenge, mayors are upholding America's most deeply held values every day.
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That includes women and African Americans, but there are so many mayors running now too.
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Just one Democratic pack moves with the swagger born of electoral success: big-city mayors.
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Amazon also has buy-in from key officials, including governors, mayors and many federal lawmakers.
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Some 5,000 party officials, including 85 mayors and 13 parliamentarians, are jailed on terror charges.
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U.S. Conference of Mayors CEO Tom Cochran issued a blistering statement opposing the FCC's actions.
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The mayors of Los Angeles, Seattle, New York and other big cities made similar statements.
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In the speech on Thursday, Mr. Lehane asked mayors to team up with the company.
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GOP mayors governed half of the country's 12 largest cities in 2000, according to Politico.
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Just even earlier this week a large contingent of mayors went down to the border.
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You saw the first black mayors and the first black congressman and senator since reconstruction.
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Time, perhaps, for other mayors along America's Atlantic coast to follow Mr de Blasio's example.
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They include cultural and family connections as well as links between mayors and border regions.
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There are occasionally mayors who really get that and throw their arms open to it.
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Most mayors courting China focus solely on investment, but Parris was playing all the angles.
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Airbnb made the announcement at this year's US Conference of Mayors Annual Meeting in Boston.
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Since September, six AK mayors whose terms would have expired in 2019 have stepped down.
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"In 2100, we only had four women mayors in the network," she told VICE Impact.
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As they branch out into extortion and local drug-dealing, they come up against mayors.
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None of the other mayors for the cities being sued returned CNN requests for comments.
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Both mayors have long touted their good relations on other issues, such as climate change.
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Cities are built by committees and planning commissions and property developers, not by omnipotent mayors.
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His forces have replaced civilian mayors in many eastern cities and talked of "liberating" Tripoli.
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Benjamin and Buttigieg have known each other for years through the U.S. Conference of Mayors.
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John Oliver's had something to say, as have astronauts, governors and mayors across the country.
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Under the City Charter, mayors have the power to veto legislation passed by the Council.
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Bloomberg rolled out support for his plan from other mayors who have endorsed his campaign.
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Polish media has reported a few incidents of threats against some liberal mayors since then.
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To combat homelessness and growing encampments, American mayors are increasingly putting their police to use.
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Here's how you can encourage your local leader to join the Mayors for 100 campaign.
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Beginning Friday in Miami Beach, the US Conference of Mayors is holding their annual meeting.
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However, the record is bleak for sitting mayors seeking a major party nomination for president.
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He later announced state officials were establishing special security measures for all off Morelos' mayors.
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Adamowicz was one of Poland's longest-serving mayors, holding his position in Gdansk since 1998.
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The mayors of Washington and New York urged people to avoid roads during the storm.
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Maduro's government has imprisoned dozens of opposition leaders ranging from mayors to university student agitators.
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A sweeping reform in 1984 consolidated big urban areas into powerful municipalities with elected mayors.
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The city's 39 districts are showcases for their mayors, who compete to provide better services.
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It is not just civil-liberty activists who consider the mayors' ban excessive, or stigmatising.
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Cornett said that the mayors' group asked for the meeting the day after the election.
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OTHER NOTABLE ANIMAL MAYORS: Stubbs, a cat, was mayor of Talkeetna, Alaska, for 20 years.
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The movement has elected mayors in 15 cities, including Parma and Livorno, receiving mixed reviews.
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None of the mayors confidently told CNN they were fully prepared for the next storm.
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As mayors, we know that a shift away from punitive responses to drugs is possible.
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Roselló met with more than 50 mayors and representatives from across Puerto Rico on Saturday.
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The Women4Climate conference brought together mayors, business leaders and leaders working to curb climate change.
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You can still give an honorary convention seat to members of Congress, governors and mayors.
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In many of the worst-hit cities, mayors of both parties are sounding an alarm.
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Mayors were briefed on key issues for building telecom networks and infrastructure, their top issues.
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Mr. Curcio said mayors in the affected areas were monitoring the damage to their areas.
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They need to be filled, and the best mayors know how to fill them efficiently.
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In January, several New Jersey mayors sent bottled water to the people of Flint, Mich.
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There is power in numbers, so having more than 160 mayors is a good thing.
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Erdogan's rally was ahead of local elections on March 31 for mayors and municipal boards.
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But local mayors and local politicians can act now, and so that's what we're doing.
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And make sure your hometown embraces renewable energy by joining the Mayors for 100 campaign.
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Mr. de Blasio's was given fourth billing, after the mayors of Chicago, Houston and Philadelphia.
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But exactly HOW that money is spent comes down to governors, mayors and county managers.
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Trump told a group of mayors in December that he supports the municipal bond exemption.
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The News skewered local politicians, lobbyists and entrenched interests, from wayward mayors to Donald Trump.
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We are finding leadership today in our governors, mayors and our brave frontline health workers.
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Her travels have included trips with the mayor to the United States Conference of Mayors.
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While America was busy electing Trump, C40 was hosting a Mayors' Summit in Mexico City.
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Mayors from the state's 11 largest cities had collectively asked state lawmakers to do something.
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Guatemalans also voted Sunday for candidates to their 160-seat legislature and for 340 mayors.
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Unless mayors and cities take action, the industry will largely ignore unprofitable, low-income neighborhoods.
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The nickel fare held steady through two world wars, the Great Depression and 10 mayors.
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On Sunday Turkey voted to elect the mayors of its 81 provinces and their municipalities.
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Mayors and governors declared emergencies and improvised responses as the virus raced ahead of them.
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This year, like him, more than 22014 of the country's mayors, mostly rural, have quit.
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Hancock said he's working with nearby mayors, hoping to encourage them to follow his lead.
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The mayors of Miami and the city of Miami Beach issued curfews starting Saturday evening.
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And the organization I had signed up for, Mayors Against Illegal Guns, they wouldn't participate.
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Of those, Mr. Ravasz said, only about 10 or 20 have mayors like Mr. Ledecky.
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Mayors across the Continent are under police protection because of threats from the extreme right.
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That is why mayors of the world's big cities are so committed to urgent action.
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Two months earlier, during a recent trip to the United States Conference of Mayors, Ras.
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"Mayors are on the frontline now," former U.S. vice president Al Gore told the conference.
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In the absence of federal action, mayors are finding creative solutions to address the problem.
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But in 2019, it was mayors who were putting politics aside and getting things done.
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We are hearing from businesses, mayors, philanthropists and more about their commitments to reduce emissions.
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He said he began texting other mayors across the state, as well as Mr. Newsom.
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Then the government gave itself the power to rescind almost every decision of municipal mayors.
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Mr. Trump got rich building luxury properties; most mayors are concerned with housing the poor.
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Indeed, on issues where the partisan divide is greater, mayors have formed similar spinoff groups.
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Anything higher than a mayor — or mayors running for president — should be out-of-bounds.
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Pete Buttigieg answers questions at the US Conference of Mayors in Waterloo, Iowa, Dec. 20163.
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El-P's solo work has contained unsparing criticism of Mayors Rudolph Giuliani and Michael Bloomberg.
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Gavin Newsom and several mayors of California's largest cities, represented by Sacramento Mayor Darrell Steinberg.
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Former deputy mayors Kevin Sheekey and Patti Harris are his campaign manager and chair, respectively.
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But mayors in these cities are aware of the state-level issues they must combat.
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Beijing has multiple vice mayors and it wasn't immediately clear whom Musk was talking about.
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"And I do hope whether I do or not, that mayors do look at this."
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Garcetti, meanwhile, delivered a speech urging fellow mayors to make gender equality a top priority.
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In Catalonia, dozens of town mayors are under indictment for facilitating voting in the referendum.
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Among the other officials authorized to solemnize a marriage are mayors, judges and the governor.
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Among the other officials authorized to solemnize a marriage are mayors, judges and the governor.
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I think like Grover Cleveland and like four or five folks who have been mayors.
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What makes me qualified is I think mayors do run big things, like I said.
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French farmers, who have reacted angrily to the restrictions adopted by mayors, welcomed Guillaume's comments.
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"When I think about all of the people these mayors represent and the impact they can have on the political thinking in America, it blows my mind," Toni Harp, mayor of New Haven, CT, and president of the African American Mayors Association (AAMA), told Essence.
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It urged Ankara to lift laws allowing it to pick mayors, deputy mayors and members of local councils outside of local elections, a reference to rules the Turkish government has used to replace local pro-Kurdish politicians across the largely Kurdish southeast of the country.
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Last year, we brought together mayors from cities around the world, including Mayor of Pittsburgh Bill Peduto, to the International Mayors Conference in Israel, where together we addressed issues of hate and hate crime, and talked about lessons from the horrific attack on Pittsburgh.
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Beny Masella, the mayor of the suburb of Montreal West, who represents an association of 15 mayors, said he and the other mayors would take issue with being asked to refuse to hire police officers or town clerks because they wore conspicuous religious symbols.
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He has considerable support from politicians to whom he has contributed, including a number of mayors and former mayors, a number of whom are African Americans — which gives him gives him some inoculation against criticism that some of his New York policies hurt minorities.
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Mayors, governors and federal officials have turned a blind eye to opium fields and meth superlabs.
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What we need, and what mayors have called for over many years, is comprehensive immigration reform.
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The anti-corruption agency last year successfully prosecuted 713 officials, including 28 mayors and a senator.
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The anti-corruption agency successfully prosecuted 713 officials in 2016, including 28 mayors and a senator.
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That New York mayors rarely go on to bigger jobs is a truism of city politics.
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It's going to notice that Canadian officials are spending an awful lot of time with mayors.
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Unlike Montgomery, Richmond, the capital of Virginia, has had a few black mayors throughout its history.
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One of their initiatives is The Mayors' Compact, created in partnership with the Anti-Defamation League.
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Instead, most of its members would be picked from regional lawmakers and mayors by regional assemblies.
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"There isn't one message," he told a group of mayors at a conference earlier this year.
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Cartels seeking to control communities and towns have often targeted local officials and mayors in Mexico.
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Police and mayors in some 300 cities and counties turned to sanctuary policies for pragmatic reasons.
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Also in attendance were Vice President Joseph Biden and mayors and governors from around the country.
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Within minutes of Thursday's developments, several pro-secession lawmakers and mayors announced they were stepping down.
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Over 80% of the time, mayors responded that they can set or influence policy and enforcement.
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But during breaks the mayors asked each other for their takes on issues like drug legalisation.
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Some 120 mayors from three countries attended the event arranged by Marcelo Ebrard, Mexico's foreign secretary.
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Elections are due across the country in June for dozens of governors, district heads and mayors.
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There are several cases when mayors of cities or governors of provinces are accused of corruption.
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Other participants included mayors, law enforcement officials, activists and spiritual leaders according to the White House.
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The breakthrough came in July, when he convened a meeting of 14 Libyan mayors in Tripoli.
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We all need the critical leadership of mayors and other local leaders pushing the country forward.
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Along the way, Kavinoky will meet with mayors, governors and other local leaders in different states.
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Authorities later formally arrested the mayors of Kayapinar, Kocakoy and Ercis, security and judicial sources said.
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Meanwhile, the three rightist parties always join forces at local elections for mayors and regional governors.
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Left-wing mayors should think of the difficulties of their own citizens and not clandestine migrants.
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Residents of all three cities are going to vote in June for new mayors and governments.
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It's clear that mayors are and will continue to be key figures in creating legislative leadership.
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Anti-corruption prosecutors have secured convictions for a slew of lawmakers, mayors and ministers across parties.
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In the past eight years, 40 mayors have been killed, says the National Federation of Municipalities.
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Now, Matthews said, he had to call both potential mayors, whose fates reside in a runoff.
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The group also pushed the state's mayors to remove all Confederate symbols from city government property.
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Mayors offered jobs to senators' sons, encouraging habits of patronage that Rio has yet to break.
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They are progressives and moderates, men and women, governors, senators, members of Congress, businessmen and mayors.
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U.S. TRADE REP RALLIES MAYORS: Michael FromanMichael B.G. FromanOn The Money: Sanders unveils plan to wipe .
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By taking on education, mayors can improve outcomes on everything from public safety to economic development.
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Portage's economic development is led by Andy Maletta, the son of one of Portage's former mayors.
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Bill Peduto, the mayor of Pittsburgh, is among the growing number of so-called Climate Mayors.
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Some local mayors agreed to add signs that read "the Catalan" below town names along roads.
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Furry friends have been the village's ceremonial mayors for over a decade, CNN affiliate WPBN reported.
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Our nation's mayors know how to get things done on task, on time and on budget.
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We applaud the U.S. Conference of Mayors for supporting the Housing Credit and other housing programs.
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He was the first of a series of black mayors that has continued to this day.
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Mayors and local leaders around the country are determined to keep pushing ahead on climate change.
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One group, Oceana, contacted mayors up and down the coast, urging them to pass similar resolutions.
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Columbia, South Carolina, Mayor Steve Benjamin is the new president of the U.S. Conference of Mayors.
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"All across the country, innovative mayors are using big data to build modern metropolises," Benjamin said.
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Biden will address the U.S. Conference of Mayors annual winter meeting at 21625:2900 a.m. Sens.
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"It's an avenue for mayors to continue their work towards the Paris Agreement," said Le Royal.
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The mayors of both cities held hands on stage in Lausanne, Switzerland, to celebrate the decision.
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Of course, this is precisely the outcome that the U.S. Conference of Mayors wishes to avoid.
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The Democratic primary features two mayors — Philip Levine of Miami Beach and Andrew Gillum of Tallahassee.
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The state is largely dominated by Republicans but the city has elected Democratic mayors for decades.
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New York City mayors have taken part in the mission's annual coat drives and Thanksgiving dinners.
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In Pennsylvania, the mayors of Philadelphia and Pittsburgh have all but conceded that legalization is inevitable.
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The situation became even more dire with some governors and mayors closing all "non-essential" businesses.
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Republican governors and mayors are already acting in response to real-world climate impacts and opportunities.
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I understand why the mayors are acting this way, given the polarized politics of climate change.
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VICE News obtained a copy of the latest threat sent to two pro-immigration German mayors.
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For himself, he accrued power and wealth, often outflanking mayors and correction commissioners in his influence.
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The four previous mayors of Buenaventura, the region's largest city, are or recently were in prison.
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Many say they're tired of black Democratic mayors and are ready to elect a white Republican.
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He doesn't have the power to overturn shelter-in-place orders issued by governors or mayors.
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The contests were for some 2,500 mayors and other local officials, as well as 47,000 aldermen.
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European cities, including London, Amsterdam and Zurich, have established "night mayors" to develop their nighttime economies.
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The mayors showcased the issue with panels on climate resiliency, and with committee and conference votes.
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They need to support mayors and governors trying to navigate the difficult issue of Confederate monuments.
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By late Tuesday, no one had heard from the two mayors who were taken into custody.
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How does Ms. Park think that Southern mayors would have used that power during the 1960s?
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Federal Emergency Management Agency officials sat down with local mayors on Thursday to assess their needs.
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Wanda Vásquez Garced had declared a state of emergency, along with several mayors across Puerto Rico.
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The mayors said they want the power to regulate guns in public spaces in their cities.
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Mr. Bloomberg laid out the plan in a speech at the United States Conference of Mayors.
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There are other former mayors and could be even more (Cory Booker, Julian Castro, Mike Bloomberg).
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Both mayors have said they are committed to reform — regardless of who occupies the White House.
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" Separatist mayors must endorse the referendum, she said, because otherwise "nobody will vote for you again.
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The mayors' race There are no more governors or former governors left in the presidential race.
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Wanda Vázquez Garced has declared a state of emergency, as have several of the island's mayors.
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It remains unclear how a political compromise this year can bind Chicago mayors and council members.
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Earlier, Microsoft and the United States Conference of Mayors took over Española Way for private parties.
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Now, Mr. Fischer is helping lead Mr. Bloomberg's outreach to other mayors struggling with their budgets.
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Bret: Around here we look at our mayors the same way we look at our plumbers.
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And polls consistently show that French mayors are the most trusted of all France's elected leaders.
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In Chile, they helped elect a significant number of mayors in the most recent municipal elections.
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Trump was scheduled to meet Wednesday afternoon with more than 100 mayors from around the country.
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Mayors in Miramar are elected every four years — and he could run again for that position.
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"With the White House and Congress I am communicating a message about brownfields," he told mayors.
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Another group, Climate Mayors, which claims 385 members, has rallied in defense of the Paris agreement.
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Mayor Whaley said that the mayors of some 50 cities around the nation had contacted her.
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Mayor Whaley said that the mayors of some 50 cities around the nation had contacted her.
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Electing evangelical mayors, governors, and presidents would require creating coalitions representing a majority of the vote.
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Mayors promise to make their cities more resilient to climate change after one disaster or another.
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He was reappointed by Mayors John V. Lindsay in 1972 and Edward I. Koch in 1981.
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" Among the dumb hicks Nolan identifies are "many Southern mayors" and "many lesser known state representatives.
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Adler is one of more than 100 US mayors to sign the Cities Open Internet PledgePhoto: APMore than 100 US mayors have signed a pledge to hold internet service providers accountable for net neutrality violations, despite the FCC's vote to repeal the regulations late last year.
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Some mayors plan to challenge executive order Mayors in cities including Los Angeles, Boston and New York, as well as legal scholars, have vowed to challenge the presidential order, saying Supreme Court cases makes it difficult for Washington to punitively withdraw money from state and local governments.
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The group that coordinated the letter, the New American Economy (NAE), is made up of around 500 mayors of both parties and business leaders including co-chairs Rupert Murdoch and Michael Bloomberg, and mayors from cities in Illinois, Texas, South Carolina, Michigan and Utah, among others.
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While most of the mayors indicated that they believe state and federal governments — not local governments — are best positioned to address issues of health and the environment, some mayors recognize the potential of their role to improve the physical and mental health of their cities' populations.
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Mayors in Taiwan are similar in stature to governors in the United States, and the Kuomintang mayors offer potential new dialogue partners for Beijing, which refuses to engage with Ms. Tsai and could use them to further isolate her and increase China's involvement in Taiwan politics.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Mayors, Sidestepping Trump, Vow to Fill Void on Climate Change" (news article, June 27): Our cities' mayors have affirmed that Americans will not let meanspirited politics divide us and keep us from creating the world we want for ourselves and future generations.
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The big picture: The mayors of Boston, New York City, Philadelphia and Washington, D.C., declared heat emergencies.
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Dreamers and several big-city mayors have asked Trump to reconsider his plan to scrap the protections.
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Some mayors say that Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) hasn't even done anything in their towns yet.
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At time of writing, nearly 80,000 letters have been sent urging mayors across the country to participate.
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It drew criticism from business and religious leaders, mayors, governors, Democratic lawmakers, unions and civil liberties advocates.
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Despite this, mayors have stood their ground in places like New York City, Chicago, and San Francisco.
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De Blasio is among several high-profile mayors protesting the move, calling it a national security disaster.
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Republican mayors may have valid policy reasons, along with the political, to withhold their endorsement from Trump.
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The mayors are ordering registrars to ignore the new law and to keep immigrants on their books.
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Busan and Ulsan, cities in the conservative south-east, elected mayors from Minjoo for the first time.
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There are three major political parties in the United States, says Mr Elorza: Republicans, Democrats and mayors.
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Regardless, Democratic mayors have said their cities would welcome migrants immigrants if Trump's idea came to fruition.
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The environment (he joined other mayors in vowing to uphold the pillars of the Paris Climate Accord).
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Traditionally, mayors, police boards and search committees have not searched for change leaders to lead police departments.
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" Cruz described Trump's brief roundtable session with herself and other mayors as a "PR 17-minute meeting.
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Thousands of flights were canceled; governors and mayors warned people to stay indoors and off the roads.
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A French government campaign this month promoting HIV awareness, including PrEP, was attacked by several French mayors.
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All of us need to demand that governors, mayors and our representatives in Congress do their part.
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"The implementation of a protocol of protection for mayors at risk is urgent," the group's statement said.
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Five police chiefs were to attend, as well as four mayors, including Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti.
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U.S. President Barack Obama called the mayors of both cities on Wednesday to offer condolences and assistance.
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But as it goes on, he says, "the power of mayors and the party machine" will tell.
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At the time, I did not imagine I would hold the Mayors position, but here I am.
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"I believe governors know what's best for states like mayors know what's best for cities," Renacci said.
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Mayors Buttigieg and de Blasio adopted paid parental leave programs for the public employees in their cities.
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Other notables who made the evening program include Sigourney Weaver and the mayors of Atlanta and Detroit.
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Mayors by design hold almost all the cards when it comes to how the city is governed.
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But an attack on mayors who lead welcoming cities is an attack on everyone in our conference.
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The leftist group suffered major setbacks in Sunday's vote for mayors and local council members across Brazil.
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"That's a home run because our mayors are struggling to communicate and implement climate action," he said.
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The mayoral group met in The Hague last month to launch a Global Parliament of Mayors (GPM).
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Mayors from everywhere, like Canada, have said they're going to keep me out, like they could anyways.
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Their papers went after mayors and police chiefs, governors and senators, Walmart and the Church of Scientology.
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As mayor, he is not vested with the unilateral power to change policy, as many mayors are.
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Prosecutors allege he obtained cash and favours by threatening to use his media clout against local mayors.
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Blankfein joins the tech community, global leaders and Democratic governors and mayors in slamming the climate call.
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In statements distributed by Amazon, the governors and mayors representing the three sites all hailed the decision.
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Small towns in California, Minnesota, Colorado, Kentucky, as well as San Francisco have all had dog mayors.
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Across the region, women account for just one in seven elected mayors, according to the United Nations.
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Three governors and a number of big-city mayors have banned official state travel to North Carolina.
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Mayors have long complained about the newspapers that cover them, and a partisan press is nothing new.
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I chair a group called Climate Mayors that leads on climate change in cities around the country.
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But I may be able to do that best as a mayor with a group of mayors.
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The letter is another sign of a deepening divide between the Trump administration and various U.S. mayors.
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The support from the Democratic mayors is notable given broad opposition to the deal within Obama's party.
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Political analysts said the assemblies had forever been little more than a rubber stamp for mayors' agendas.
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She will be a terrific new leader for her city and in the community of American mayors.
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In other cities, mayors tend to be heavily involved in mass transit, even hysterical about its deficiencies.
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FEMA has also been conducting preparedness activities with its Puerto Rican counter-part, PREMA, and with mayors.
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Serving under four mayors, he would become human rights commission director, city purchaser and public works director.
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Steve Benjamin is the mayor of Columbia, South Carolina, and president of the U.S. Conference of Mayors.
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Instead, five senators will be appointed by the president, 74 will be regional councillors and 21 mayors.
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One level deeper: Gunkel looks at planning documents from the 29 largest cities led by GOP mayors.
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" White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders said mayors cannot "pick and choose what laws they want to follow.
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This June, Mr. de Blasio traveled to Miami to discuss climate change at the Conference of Mayors.
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The mayors stuck to the cuts despite a surge in property values that the subways helped create.
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The mayors of both Miami and Fort Lauderdale told Reuters they'd issue fines to people breaking restrictions.
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But mayors — in New York City and elsewhere — have only rarely appeared as witnesses at criminal proceedings.
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Mayors of several cities, including Denver, Baltimore and San Francisco, vowed not to cooperate with immigration authorities.
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Baltimore's mayor, Kurt Schmoke, was in favor, as were black mayors in Atlanta, Cleveland, Detroit and Denver.
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He has personal relationships with royal families, governments, mayors, sporting authorities – his Rolodex is second to none.
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In fact, far-left incumbent mayors lost tight elections in Spain's two largest cities, Madrid and Barcelona.
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"Mayors should make themselves available, should be vigilant in getting as much information as possible," he said.
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Last week, the mayors of several Aegean Islands asked the government to curb arrivals from the mainland.
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Last week, the mayors of several Aegean Islands asked the government to curb arrivals from the mainland.
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European leaders, humanitarian groups, Italian mayors and newspapers decried the new Italian government's hard line on Monday.
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Videos have shown angry Italian mayors confronting people on the street and addressing residents from their desks.
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Mayors have repeatedly tried to run for office outside of the five boroughs, only to be thwarted.
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The president has said he will make up the shortfall, but mayors are distrustful that he will.
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Trump wants to hear more, she said, from the mayors of the cities and those directly affected.
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The mayors of St. Louis and Kansas City both announced stay-at-home orders over the weekend.
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The Trump Administration is seeking to limit first responder monetary support to mayors who support safe-havens.
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While national politicians cower in fear of donors, pressure groups and cable television coverage, mayors can act.
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Cities, and by extension their mayors, are grabbing a more prominent role in world and economic affairs.
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Trump will speak to U.S. mayors at an event in the East Room at 2628:28503 p.m.
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And if I do run, I will be proud to be on a stage with other mayors.
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And there is no group to whom he is more tightly bonded with than his fellow mayors.
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"The Democratic nomination runs through our communities," the mayors wrote in their letter to campaigns in September.
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Bryan K. Barnett is president of the U.S. Conference of Mayors and mayor of Rochester Hills, Mich.
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She was born into a political dynasty: Her father and brother both served as mayors of Baltimore.
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Wanda Vázquez Garced declared a state of emergency, as did several mayors of Puerto Rico's 78 municipios.
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In 2006, he also co-founded Mayors Against Illegal Guns, which later became Everytown for Guns Safety.
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Buttigieg will also be in Washington on Thursday morning to appear at the U.S. Conference of Mayors.
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He is protected in part because of his reputation as one of New York's most effective mayors.
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Mayors in cities of all sizes focus on topics that included diversity, intergenerational support systems, and immigration.
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Local police officers, mayors, and governors have all been implicated in the deadly crisis gripping Mexico's press.
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But mayors of Jersey City and New York City believe it should be considered a hate crime.
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Excluding Romero, only 10 women of color are mayors in the top 100 most populated U.S. cities.
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Mayors need to step up to the plate and use the tools and policies at their disposal.
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And if these mayors are committed to combating climate change, why are they moving to widen highways?
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They were joined in the op-ed by eight other mayors: Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey; Topeka, Kan.
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But an attack on mayors who lead welcoming cities is an attack on everyone in the conference.
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Mick Cornett is the mayor of Oklahoma City and the president of the U.S. Conference of Mayors.
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Mayors, state legislators and governors can be elected by, at minimum, a plurality of the popular vote.
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" He said mayors wanted to "model engaging constructively" for Congress "as they get through their difficult times.
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A handful of foreign mayors — from Canada, France, Mexico and Tanzania — also attended and signed the agreement.
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His aides note that previous mayors have taken a more active role in the city's subway system.
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He also called for American mayors to get together and come up with climate-change-curbing solutions.
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The report estimates that roughly 20 percent of the needed actions can be taken by mayors unilaterally.
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We have taken on the senators and the governors and the mayors and the members of Congress.
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I think that mayors run things, they bring people together in a much more non-partisan way.
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Vox emailed more than a dozen mayors across Puerto Rico, though many of the messages bounced back.
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InsideClimate News put together this great visual guide: Just this week, at the US Conference of Mayors in Miami Beach, Florida, US mayors of over 1,000 cities signed a resolution calling on Trump to rejoin the Paris agreement, implement the Clean Power Plan, and help build electric vehicle infrastructure.
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He perceptively points out that two former mayors — John Hickenlooper of Denver, now governor of Colorado, and Mitchell Landrieu of New Orleans — and present mayors Eric Garcetti of Los Angeles and Bill de Blasio of New York City, are on the 2020 list of possible Democratic presidential candidates.
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He said he wants to stress that to his fellow mayors at a conference the group is holding in Washington, D.C., this weekend, where two former mayors who are running for president will speak: Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg and Former South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg.
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But it's more than just prime ministers: Dozens of cabinet ministers, Knesset members and mayors also were investigated.
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For many cities, here's the toughest pill to swallow: Their mayors don't actually have control of their streets.
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Sometimes regional mayors suggest where the drones should look, while other warnings come from citizens and business owners.
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Mayors will not be bullied or intimidated by you or your team on Twitter or by other means.
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Contrary to the narrative in Washington, for mayors across the country, immigration is an area of bipartisan agreement.
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In recent months, thousands of Kurdish politicians have been detained, including dozens of local mayors in the southeast.
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We asked the mayors of the cities — cities like Baltimore, Atlanta, my hometown Charlotte, Baton Rouge, Indianapolis, Phoenix.
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Lightfoot joins a short list of black women mayors Lightfoot's election marks her first time in political office.
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There is no commitment [to enforcing the law] from several governors, mayors, law enforcement agents, and some presidents.
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Why it matters: Amazon won the top-down battle, with support from governors, mayors and economic development organizations.
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"Many mayors have stood up in this country against this tyrant," Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney said on CBS.
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He met with the mayors, assessed the many technical issues such as water mitigation, and secured the funding.
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His team was behind most of the high-profile arrests of governors, mayors and policemen in recent years.
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But mayors and governors can't bring themselves to tell a team good riddance when it threatens to leave.
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