Arranging for monthly premium fees to be withdrawn from accounts.
|
|
I was allowed the option of arranging for burial, but I declined.
|
|
He said he'd witnessed prominent tech figures taking drugs and arranging for sex.
|
|
He actually thought it was okay to leave the house without arranging for childcare.
|
|
Shin Dong-bin was accused of arranging for relatives to receive bogus salaries from Lotte subsidiaries, of arranging for Lotte units to buy another affiliate's stocks at inflated prices and of granting contracts to a company owned by a relative without competitive bidding.
|
|
Blackburn said the doctor's staff wasted no time arranging for him to have the operation.
|
|
"This is the better deck of cards that Russia is arranging for itself," she says.
|
|
She is now arranging for him to visit Hong Kong twice a year, Xyza said.
|
|
It's not clear whether he said he started arranging for the date or saw Millane first.
|
|
They had tried to mollify Mr. Doyle by arranging for him to stay in the building.
|
|
Mr. Rockefeller was also instrumental in arranging for his friend to move back into Holly Hill.
|
|
One guard is accused of arranging for prisoners to attack an inmate suspected of being an informant.
|
|
More than once, Walters bailed him out by either lending him money or arranging for a loan.
|
|
She is arranging for his travel — to four continents, 213 countries and at least one health spa.
|
|
The council sponsored the crusade as a public service, arranging for broadcasters to run ads without charge.
|
|
"The artist is arranging for a replacement piece to arrive in a couple of weeks," she said.
|
|
That included scheduling appointments or transportation, or arranging for minors to get counseling that included information about abortion.
|
|
But we suggest Madeline start arranging for a custom-made coffin for "small people," because she's buried already.
|
|
Australia's Joint Agency Coordination Center said it was aware of the discovery and arranging for a thorough examination.
|
|
Wolfe was involved with serving Page a subpoena and arranging for his testimony in front of the committee.
|
|
Epstein said he had seen prominent tech figures doing drugs and "arranging for sex," according to the article.
|
|
China said the two sides are working toward wrapping up legal reviews and arranging for an official signing.
|
|
Esvelt's proposed solution goes in the other direction, by arranging for the database to be secure and inaccessible.
|
|
Last September Amazon announced it was arranging for contractors to lease 20,000 cargo vans emblazoned with its logo.
|
|
Last September Amazon announced it was arranging for contractors to lease 20,000 cargo vans emblazoned with its logo.
|
|
This is part of the service that we&aposre arranging for the customer when they leave our terminal.
|
|
After that, a senior scholar stepped in, arranging for Anna Mikhailovna to teach history at a provincial secondary school.
|
|
MR. BARRACK IS ALREADY ARRANGING FOR ME TO MEET MR. TRUMP, THE PRESIDENT-ELECT, IMMINENTLY IN SOMEWHERE IN AMERICA.
|
|
The State Department was arranging for Ms. Gray's body to be flown out as well, Professor Dinesh-Kumar said.
|
|
He said he had witnessed tech leaders doing drugs and "arranging for sex," according to an article published Monday.
|
|
Under the current leadership, she explained, YPSL's main campaign has been arranging for a food co-op at Moorpark.
|
|
The workers aren't the issue here; the bosses arranging for after-hours construction need to be brought in line.
|
|
School officials are working with students who don't want to return to Stoneman Douglas, arranging for them to transfer.
|
|
Cersei buys Bronn off to keep him from assisting Tyrion, by arranging for him to marry Lady Lollys Stokeworth.
|
|
Mr. Cohen wasted no time, arranging for Mr. Trump to sign a letter of intent for the Moscow tower deal.
|
|
"They were going to be responsible for arranging for American government officials to come to Mr. Zelensky's inauguration," he added.
|
|
The bourse operator was also arranging for European-listed firms to meet Chinese investors in Beijing next week, he said.
|
|
The group's coordinators are also arranging for materials to be distributed to homes for those who don't have enough supplies.
|
|
Putz agreed to visit the man, arranging for two colleagues, a tree pathologist and a swamp specialist, to join him.
|
|
Pruitt was reportedly a key figure in arranging for the salary increase, which was originally rejected by the White House.
|
|
Just weeks later, after arranging for neighbors to look after their children, ages 8 and 19403, they sailed for Europe.
|
|
Australian authorities told NBC they were arranging for an investigation of the piece, which could have drifted to the sand bar.
|
|
An indictment said Lin helped a Chinese national matching Qin's description flee, arranging for his flight to Beijing in October 2015.
|
|
If so, the generals may be waiting until Mnangagwa can be reinstated as vice president before arranging for Mugabe to resign.
|
|
The men refused to let Cacciola be treated in the hospital, arranging for a clan doctor to visit the house instead.
|
|
They are accused of paying off college officials and arranging for fake test scores to get their children into elite universities.
|
|
Her Soviet handlers, at Gabriel's behest, are arranging for her to adopt a cute little orphan girl to assuage her loneliness.
|
|
Undocumented parents must plan for the devastating possibility of being detained or deported, including arranging for child custody and selling property.
|
|
The president admitted, among other things, to arranging for the charity to pay $10,000 for a 53-foot portrait of him.
|
|
Dr Zhang and Dr Yang speculated that they could improve matters by arranging for their piezoelectric composites to be more dramatically deformed.
|
|
The Democratic-led House of Representatives Judiciary Committee appears closest to arranging for Mueller to testify, possibly as soon as May 15.
|
|
How others might profit from his legacy hinges on how astute he was about arranging for control of his music after death.
|
|
The spokesperson said that the airline is arranging for hotel stays and meals for the flight's passengers while they await another flight.
|
|
Mr. Cobb's primary task — producing documents for Mr. Mueller and arranging for White House aides to meet with prosecutors — is largely complete.
|
|
The lawyer will oversee due diligence on the property, Mr. Suero said, arranging for a title search and appraisal, among other things.
|
|
The community has been preparing for the onslaught for three years now, arranging for basic necessities like portable toilets and ice water.
|
|
Arranging for a tree to be recycled as mulch or compost after Christmas lowers its impact, and some firms offer tree rentals.
|
|
America is alone among rich countries in not arranging for its government to provide some form of health care for all its people.
|
|
They are also typically responsible for other non-flight duties such as scheduling flights, arranging for maintenance of the aircraft and loading luggage.
|
|
All while the Envoy SPS Personnel were arranging for a bus, re-booking flights, and answering a flurry of questions from these passengers.
|
|
The Huskies received a slap on the wrist from the N.C.A.A. after arranging for Moore a tour of ESPN's studios in Bristol, Conn.
|
|
Mr. Huberfeld had been convicted of fraud in 0003 for arranging for another person to take a brokerage licensing exam on his behalf.
|
|
For the latest film, however, he grows more fashion-conscious, arranging for his dorsal plates to flash bright blue whenever he's totally stoked.
|
|
The pipeline consortium was still arranging for $4.1 billion in loans late last year to complete 80 percent of construction on the project.
|
|
It also said it's arranging for the process to be independently supervised by a Switzerland-based third party qualified to conduct technical software reviews.
|
|
The authorities were arranging for them to be returned to Santa Ana, where they will be separated and supervised more closely, Sheriff Hutchens said.
|
|
When you're arranging [for] three other people, you use a different part of your brain, so it was fun to get to do that.
|
|
"We are arranging for houses for those who already own cars, while those who don't have a four-wheeler will get one," he added.
|
|
It is arranging for hearings with key witnesses, subpoenaing crucial documents, and refusing to flinch in the face of resistance from the executive branch.
|
|
Can you imagine having all of that going on in your life, and you're arranging for doctor's appointments, providing the transportation, to the doctors?
|
|
Other days it meant arranging for guest speakers to come and lead on-site classes about reducing stress or cooking nutritiously with limited ingredients.
|
|
Sorting out the division of assets and arranging for the custody and future care of children are always the hardest aspects of ending any marriage.
|
|
He also tends to their everyday needs, providing marriage counseling, arranging for financial aid, finding jobs for the unemployed, mentoring teenagers, and filling other roles.
|
|
One possible explanation is that women still shoulder more of what researchers call "kinkeeping" — arranging for calls and visits, sharing family news, planning holiday gatherings.
|
|
Working with his brother, Mr. Zambada said he helped the kingpin flee from his pursuers by arranging for a helicopter to ferry him to safety.
|
|
There, the government uses them for propaganda, arranging for them to speak out against the "living hell" they said they had experienced in the South.
|
|
At first it was nothing to worry about — it was simply texts arranging for when she would send him payments of money she owed him.
|
|
He escaped after sending coded messages to France arranging for a map of Germany to be delivered in the hollow handle of a tennis racket.
|
|
The House intelligence committee "had a preliminary conversation with Michael Flynn's lawyer about arranging for Flynn to speak to the committee," Nunes spokesman Jack Langer said.
|
|
Jordan Barnes, the owner of Clear Creek Fitness, where the children were being housed, told WJTV he was arranging for food and transportation for the children.
|
|
Our planners saved the day by arranging for a friend of theirs pick up our dog from the kennel and drop her off at the venue.
|
|
The Sinatra shadow loomed over the concert, in which he recalled granting his mother her fondest wish by arranging for her to meet Ol' Blue Eyes.
|
|
Tait on Friday said he was arranging for his client to receive psychiatric assessment and that the process would take "some months", according to court minutes.
|
|
He took power in the family by arranging for the murder of his predecessor, Paul Castellano, in 1985, in front of Sparks Steak House in Manhattan.
|
|
Mr. Howe, who was also being paid for lobbying work by C.P.V., sought to reassure Mr. Percoco, arranging for hand-delivery of a check for $7,500.
|
|
Even while in mourning and arranging for the funeral, the Hulls were still not able to stop the daily work on the farm, Ms. Hull said.
|
|
During his plea in August, Cohen admitted coordinating with Trump and taking direction from him in arranging for payments to two women shortly before the 2016 election.
|
|
Prosecutors said Cohen was actually still working on the deal in June 2016, was planning to fly to Russia, and was actively arranging for Trump to visit.
|
|
"The best persuaders become the best through pre-suasion — the process of arranging for recipients to be receptive to a message before they encounter it," Cialdini writes.
|
|
Mr. Shin was accused of arranging for his father and other relatives to receive fat salaries from Lotte subsidiaries although they did not work there, prosecutors said.
|
|
The violations involving Pitino included giving plane tickets to a player, arranging for athletes to get used cars and giving out coupons for free food at McDonald's.
|
|
She ultimately worked over Thanksgiving, racing to London on an overnight flight after arranging for her 12-year-old daughter, Matilda, to spend the holiday without her.
|
|
She said he died in his sleep at a hotel where they were staying while arranging for him to be brought up the stairs to their apartment.
|
|
A league source says the NBA is not involved in arranging for players to be tested at private facilities, that is up to the teams to arrange.
|
|
Elsevier argues that there is more to publishing than simply shovelling papers online and that work such as editing and arranging for reviews has to be paid for.
|
|
Update, 2/28: The New York Times reported that the installation reopened today and that Kusama is arranging for a replacement pumpkin to arrive in a few weeks.
|
|
According to the Post, the role involves creating relationships with political officials and celebrities and arranging for them to speak at various campaign events and to the media.
|
|
Prosecutors accused Epstein of arranging for girls under the age of 18 to perform nude "massages" and other sex acts, and of paying some girls to recruit others.
|
|
Dermer was instrumental in arranging for Netanyahu to address the Republican-led Congress last year, where he was outspokenly critical of the Obama administration's nuclear negotiations with Iran.
|
|
In a statement to PEOPLE, United Airlines officials said they have been in touch with the group, arranging for the chair's repair and upgrading the group's return flight.
|
|
After the star-studded event, Zehner was back at work in her hometown along with Amy Rees Anderson, arranging for a private screening of the film in Utah.
|
|
A movement is growing to bring together women across race, creed and political beliefs by luring them off social media and arranging for them to meet in person.
|
|
Prosecutors accused Epstein of arranging for girls to perform nude "massages" and other sex acts, and paying some girls to recruit others, from at least 2002 to 2005.
|
|
"We have people out on their sailboats arranging for UberBOAT to pick up their friends at the airport and bring them out to the boat," Mr. Tremac said.
|
|
After arranging for about $275 million in loans that year, the company, known for its "spokescow," Elsie, suffered net income losses in each of the next two years.
|
|
Arranging for the full exoneration of the 85033 NGO defendants is an easy step that al-Sisi could take to demonstrate his good intentions toward the United States.
|
|
Yet, instead of arranging for her to terminate the pregnancy, officials at the hospital gave Lucía drugs that accelerated the development of the fetus, according to her lawyers.
|
|
For many low-income people, such travel means paying for transportation, as well as arranging for child care and unpaid time off of work, that many simply cannot afford.
|
|
In Angola, for example, President José Eduardo dos Santos stepped down after 85033 years in power but only after arranging for a handpicked successor to win election in 2017.
|
|
Manafort and Gates allegedly sought to stay under the radar by arranging for the ECMFU to be the nominal clients of Podesta Group and Mercury, according to the indictment.
|
|
Iran has steadfastly supported Mr. Assad by providing advisers and arranging for Hezbollah, the Lebanese militia, and Shiite militiamen from Iraq to fight on behalf of the Assad government.
|
|
More recently, after pressure from civil rights groups, Facebook is reportedly arranging for an outside auditor to study how its platform may harm underrepresented communities and people of color.
|
|
Some of the emails accompanying the suit talk about the inaugural committee arranging for rooms to be booked but there's no indication of a firm contract on that point.
|
|
Mr. Williams's main contribution to the Beatles development was arranging for them to become the house band at the Indra, a small club in Hamburg, Germany, in August 1960.
|
|
Mr. Dickerson moved quickly after their first date, arranging for her to stay at the Savoy while in London and sending a Bentley to pick her up at Heathrow.
|
|
Ultimately, the idea is that the algorithm will also learn from the experiences of its brethren in other cars, by arranging for all such systems to share their data online.
|
|
Of that total, prosecutors accuse Rosmah of arranging for 187 million ringgit to be paid as a political donation to Najib, while also receiving two bribes of 6.5 million ringgit.
|
|
It was incredibly meaningful to play a small part in John's process of conceiving the work and arranging for him to discuss it with the leaders of the survivor's groups.
|
|
Very Good Tour, the South Korean travel agency that had sponsored the ill-fated sightseeing cruise, said it was arranging for them to catch the first flights available for Budapest.
|
|
And not everyone wants the chores and the responsibilities (arranging for boiler repairs, taking charge of refinancing the mortgage, serving on the board) that are often part of the package.
|
|
According to prosecutors, Kuyumcu and a co-conspirator hid the final destination of their powder by arranging for it to be shipped through Turkey, before being sent on to Iran.
|
|
The death of Mr. Rizvi, the Bollywood producer, was confirmed by Sushma Swaraj, the foreign minister of India, who said she was arranging for his family to go to Turkey.
|
|
A warrant officer on the base named Eric decided to find a way to take the dog with them, arranging for Arty to go to a group in Kabul called Nowzad.
|
|
Before I knew it, I was speaking with a lovely lady in Arkansas who had just had a litter and was arranging for my little Rocky to be flown to California.
|
|
Ms. Holmes controls the company, and she solidified that control in 2013 by arranging for the company to adopt a high-vote stock structure that gave her most of the votes.
|
|
Trump even asked Bolton "to help with his pressure campaign to extract damaging information on Democrats from Ukrainian officials," by arranging for Ukraine's president to meet with Giuliani, the Times wrote.
|
|
Just two months later, Mana'a and Taurus were arranging for another shipment of guns through Djibouti, according to the charges, disregarding the U.N. arms embargo for Yemen passed in April 2015.
|
|
Between securing a venue, arranging for a gluten-free-vegetarian-friendly-kosher caterer, and saying yes to a gorgeous (but still affordable) wedding dress, there's nothing easy about planning a wedding.
|
|
He thinks that it should give up on the rules and focus instead on results, for example by arranging for American firms to inform it "off the record" of Chinese infractions.
|
|
Even though they aren't paying for the IUDs or morning-after pills, or arranging for their distribution, the organisations say the accommodation still makes them complicit in sin and violates RFRA.
|
|
He said he founded King Servers in 2008 when he was 18, buying computer servers and arranging for their installation remotely in Fremont, a city he said he had never visited.
|
|
An expert at gaming the system, which is in the hands of Irish Catholic men, she almost succeeds in outwitting the priests by arranging for a Catholic burial, denied to suicides.
|
|
Garros was captured in 1915 and spent three years as a prisoner, escaping after arranging for a map of Germany to be delivered in the hollow handle of a tennis racket.
|
|
In April, she and a court officer, Wesley MacGregor, were accused of allowing an immigrant to evade detention by arranging for him to sneak out the back door of a courthouse.
|
|
Mr. Urman helped draw attention to films through creative promotional tie-ins and release schedules, sometimes arranging for openings in cities off the beaten paths of New York and Los Angeles.
|
|
TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan is arranging for Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to visit Iran in the near future, Japan's government spokesman said on Thursday, although details of the trip are being worked out.
|
|
Lipkin said he and other federation officials stayed in "constant contact" with local authorities and the FBI on Friday evening while arranging for increased security at the JCC and other area facilities.
|
|
Prosecutors say Singer made some $25 million over eight years by bribing coaches and arranging for phony test-takers to secure clients' children spots at elite universities including Yale, Georgetown and Stanford.
|
|
Libre by Nexus, a Virgina-based company that reportedly brings in more than $30 million a year, offers to help detained immigrants by arranging for their bail to be paid by bondsmen.
|
|
Instead of arranging for a post-treatment plan, hospitals discard the chronically ill and homeless back to the street, where they are swallowed up by the black hole that is Skid Row.
|
|
Singer, who last addressed a Pimco event in 2015, is accused by federal authorities of bribing athletic coaches and arranging for phony test-takers to secure clients' children spots at elite universities.
|
|
For fear of seeming intrusive, I asked Ms. Speights O'Neill if she would mind arranging for us to meet in a setting that was not as intimate as a physical therapist's table.
|
|
But two years into his rule, Mr. Kim moved against his uncle, too, arranging for him to be arrested by uniformed officers during a Politburo meeting while hundreds of party delegates watched.
|
|
Soon, they'd developed Share Hope's core events, like collections and drives for homeless people and organizations, arranging for someone to cut people's hair and groom their dogs, clothing drives, and feeding events.
|
|
And Yenyo said that over the years the Indians had been very cooperative in arranging for security to protect the two dozen or so protesters who do show up outside the stadium.
|
|
Local news reports, citing what they said were leaked posts from a messaging app, said Mr. Lee was accused of arranging for investors to receive sexual favors at a nightclub called Arena.
|
|
It is also arranging for security clearances to be given to some senior party staff members in order to share intelligence about risks to Canada gleaned from counterparts in Australian and Britain.
|
|
His military service led to his acting career when a family friend set out to make a movie about Gavin's aircraft carrier and ended up arranging for Gavin to make a screen test.
|
|
Though the father and daughter had a brief reconciliation in the 1990s, with Hopkins arranging for Abigail to have short cameos in two of his films Shadowlands and The Remains of the Day.
|
|
Supporters of Oregon's bill cite recent studies showing volatile work hours becoming increasingly common, posing difficulties in managing personal finances, arranging for child care and making doctor's appointments, especially for single working parents.
|
|
Airbnb has been getting the public acquainted with its higher-end offerings over the past year by arranging for celebrities to stay at them, who then post the posh digs on social media.
|
|
First, he'd invited a group of downtown politicians in to play Risk, arranging for podwellians to act up and Alfredo Martinez to fire a gun close by, making the wonks jump like mice.
|
|
In the Philippines in the early 1950s he helped defeat a communist insurgency by arranging for an honest Filipino congressman, Ramon Magsaysay, to become defence secretary, and successfully managing his campaign for president.
|
|
We eagerly received help with academic tutoring, learning how to drive, rides to and from sports practices and the countless medical and court appointments, mentoring and counselling, arranging for summer employment and more.
|
|
"Arranging for pregnant patients with opioid use disorder to deliver at facilities prepared to monitor and care for infants with neonatal abstinence syndrome can facilitate access to appropriate care," the CDC researchers wrote.
|
|
"H&M Group is now quickly arranging for its supply chain to produce personal protective equipment to be provided to hospitals and health care workers," a H&M spokeswoman said in an email.
|
|
The former director of financial aid at Columbia University's Teachers College took $375,000 in kickbacks from three graduate students after arranging for them to receive inflated awards, the federal authorities said on Thursday.
|
|
K-pop: Lee Seung-hyun, who performs under the name Seungri for the immensely popular boy band Big Bang, has been accused of arranging for investors to receive sexual favors at a nightclub.
|
|
You could play the paparazzi game — like Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt, purportedly arranging for photographers to "accidentally" catch them with their newly adopted daughter Zahara, playing in domestic bliss on the beach.
|
|
Sansa didn't have much to do in the later books, besides hanging around the Vale, so the showrunners gave her Jeyne Poole's storyline, with Littlefinger arranging for her to marry sadistic murderer Ramsay Bolton.
|
|
It's moving faster in the UK, explaining why Amazon does a lot of testing there, but the biggest problem for tech companies and regulators alike is arranging for reliable low-altitude air traffic control.
|
|
"We are hopeful that this will be soon," the company said in a statement, adding it planned to use temporary camps for employees and was arranging for workers to commute from Calgary and Edmonton.
|
|
And the following year, he stunned fellow lawyers by arranging for his client, Ricardo S. Caputo, to explain in a television interview — before he surrendered to the police — why he had killed several women.
|
|
Takata is arranging for a potential Chapter 11 filing for its U.S. unit because of huge costs from the company's widespread air bag recalls, according to Dow Jones, citing Japanese financial news service Nikkei.
|
|
Chicago's Fraternal Order of Police organized the protest, arranging for three buses to bring members from the city's South and North sides, said Kevin Graham, president of a local chapter of the police union.
|
|
The best head teachers hold novices' hands by, say, giving them high-quality lesson plans and arranging for more experienced teachers to cover for them when they need time for further study and practice.
|
|
Epstein is accused of arranging for girls under the age of 18 to perform nude "massages" and other sex acts, and of paying some girls to recruit others, from at least 2002 to 2005.
|
|
The court narrowed the definition of what sort of conduct can serve as the basis of a corruption prosecution, finding that Mr. McDonnell arranging for meetings between donors and others was essentially political courtesies.
|
|
The Italian woman who played a big role in arranging for Naked George to look stately and noble on this side of the Atlantic — specifically, in the Frick Collection, on Fifth Avenue — did not.
|
|
The council has sent the administration multiple letters, including one signed in January by 133 agricultural organizations, and is arranging for several hog farmers to fly to Washington next month to talk to officials.
|
|
He made hush money payments to the women in Mr. Trump's life, including arranging for The National Enquirer to make "catch and kill" payments for the rights to salacious stories that were then never published.
|
|
Adding to the pressure a watchdog - in findings O'Neill disputes - said the PM acted improperly when arranging for the South Pacific nation to borrow A$1.2 billion ($830 million) from Swiss bank UBS in 2014.
|
|
He did this by adding to their DNA genes for resistance to two antibiotics, hygromycin and G418, and arranging for this resistance to be turned on only when the gene for mating was also active.
|
|
When Carrillo dispatches David to send Escobar a message, Escobar turns what was intended as an act of intimidation into a public relations victory by arranging for the boy to tell his story on television.
|
|
Five of the executives settled in 2015 by arranging for modest payments to be made on their behalf by the companies and their insurers, amounts that were never even described as penalties in the settlements.
|
|
Babich, the chief executive, was involved in arranging for this unit's phone system to block Caller ID to disguise the fact that calls were not coming from the doctor's office, according to the Boston indictment.
|
|
If he was arranging for the candidate to be given part or all of what he'd asked for, he wrote, "OK—$500," or "OK—$200," or whatever the amount was he had decided to give.
|
|
It centered on a career civil servant (played by Takashi Shimura) who, on learning he has terminal cancer, defies protocol by arranging for a patch of municipal swampland to be transformed into a public park.
|
|
For the D-Day anniversary, the company brought students from North America to Europe, arranging for them to attend commemoration ceremonies, visit World War II sites, and meet European veterans and their children and grandchildren.
|
|
New York State helped out by arranging for the City University of New York to buy the campus for $62 million and turn it over to Bronx Community College, a far different kind of institution.
|
|
Imagine driving hours to get to a clinic — after arranging for child care and time off from work — only to find out it's a fake one, that doesn't offer the birth control you were seeking.
|
|
Mr. Rapp also played a major role in arranging for one of Syria's most important defectors to provide thousands of photographs to the F.B.I. of detainees who had perished in President Bashar al-Assad's prisons.
|
|
After the ruling, John Bercow, the speaker of the House of Commons, and Lord Fowler, the speaker of the House of Lords, wasted no time in arranging for Parliament to resume its business on Wednesday.
|
|
We demand that ICE abide by these laws by immediately bringing facilities detaining transgender individuals into compliance, and by arranging for release for transgender individuals at risk of sexual abuse and assault in ICE custody.
|
|
Mr. Johnson, who dodges questions about a mayoral run, is arranging for semiregular "Tuesdays with Corey" segments on Fox's local morning show next year, an echo of NY 1's "Mondays with the Mayor" interviews.
|
|
For example, Mikhail Maximenko, head of internal affairs for the Investigations Committee — another security agency likely to lose its independence — was recently arrested by the FSB while arranging for a wanted gangster to walk free.
|
|
An indictment unsealed in federal court in Manhattan accused Epstein, 66, of arranging for girls to perform nude "massages" and other sex acts, and paying some girls to recruit others, from at least 2002 to 2005.
|
|
An indictment unsealed in federal court in Manhattan accused Epstein, 66, of arranging for girls to perform nude "massages" and other sex acts, and paying some girls to recruit others, from at least 2002 to 133.
|
|
Read more: Jeffrey Epstein told a reporter he saw Silicon Valley notables doing drugs and 'arranging for sex'After Epstein's death in New York on Saturday, it is impossible to pursue a criminal case against him directly.
|
|
It says that those people worked closely with the candidates and their campaigns in arranging for large donations to be made through the county and statewide committees, and then designated how the money would be spent.
|
|
On Friday, the Times reported that Trump asked Bolton "to help with his pressure campaign to extract damaging information on Democrats from Ukrainian officials," by arranging for Ukraine's president to meet with Trump's lawyer Rudy Giuliani.
|
|
To encourage the investment, Amanat told Tuzman he would raise money for a Tuzman-controlled investment vehicle, leading to him arranging for Maiden's Maiden Capital Opportunity Fund to invest $1 million into it, the indictment said.
|
|
According to prosecutors, Kuyumcu, a naturalized U.S. citizen of Turkish descent, and a co-conspirator hid the final destination of their powder by arranging for it to be shipped through Turkey, before being sent on to Iran.
|
|
The psychologists who asked them, Marianne LaFrance and Julie Woodzicka, orchestrated a real-life version of this ordeal, by advertising for a research assistant and arranging for male accomplices to interview the first 203 women who applied.
|
|
The defendants were accused of helping three Iranian companies import and export large quantities of copper and steel to and from Iran, and arranging for U.S. banks to transfer at least $100 million to further the scheme.
|
|
His ambitious to-do list for the day includes interviewing a prospective entertainment lawyer, arranging for Al and Darius to move out of their apartment and helping all three of them catch an international flight on time.
|
|
This year, according to the police, a popular elected representative from Unnao district in northern India tried to kill a young woman who had accused him of rape, arranging for a truck to smash into her car.
|
|
Defence officials say the core leadership was key to recruiting young fighters and arranging for extremists from Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore and beyond to join the push to carve out an East Asian "Wilaya", or Islamic State province.
|
|
Allergan said in a statement that it is arranging for the return of all pill packs from the affected lot and that people who are concerned that they've been affected by the packaging error should contact their doctor.
|
|
The unsealed documents — a set of search warrant applications from 20163 — also describe other instances when Cohen spoke with Trump while Cohen was in the midst of negotiating the deal with Daniels and arranging for the $130,000 payment.
|
|
Such phone lines are also popular in Minnesota's Somali community, and that state's health department made extensive use of them during the 2017 outbreak, arranging for Somali doctors and nurses to make presentations on the lines encouraging vaccination.
|
|
While not disputing that pollution occurred, Chevron has alleged the villagers' lawyer, Steven Donziger, and his associates went too far, including arranging for the ghost-writing of a key environmental report and bribing the presiding judge in Ecuador.
|
|
After we left the lawyer's office, Micha made a couple phone calls on one of his burner phones, arranging for two girls from Manitoba to meet him in LA the next day with more burner phones and cash.
|
|
But that wasn't all: Kylie had a whole day of fun planned for Tyga's big day, arranging for the duo and their crew to head out to a shooting range in Arizona, followed by a glamorous night out.
|
|
Patten also admitted to arranging for a U.S. citizen to act as a straw purchaser for tickets to Trump's inauguration on behalf of a Ukrainian oligarch, thereby circumventing a law prohibiting foreigners form providing money to the inaugural.
|
|
And this year, a well-known Republican lobbyist, Sam Patten, pleaded guilty to arranging for a Ukrainian oligarch and another foreigner to buy $50,000 worth of tickets to an inaugural event, using an American as a straw purchaser.
|
|
It is stated that they are arranging for the simultaneous withdrawal from the Post Office Savings Bank of all moneys deposited by them, and that these moneys are to be employed in the purchase of weapons and accoutrements.
|
|
Patten also admitted to arranging for a U.S. citizen to act as a straw purchaser for tickets to Trump's inauguration on behalf of a Ukrainian oligarch, thereby circumventing a law prohibiting foreigners from providing money to the inaugural.
|
|
In the case in question, Sanader was convicted of taking a bribe in 2008 while arranging for a building belonging to a party colleague to be sold to a ministry at a higher price than was its market value.
|
|
More US Navy ships are expected to head to the area in the coming hours for security, patrolling, helping mariners get back to port and potentially assist in arranging for tankers to be towed to port, the source said.
|
|
To do so, they and others paid $150,000 in bribes via the church to Gross, its pastor, in exchange for facilitating Murgio's takeover and arranging for Lebedev and others to be put on the credit union's board, prosecutors said.
|
|
"Upon arranging for a home health care provider, Deas would then pose as 'Cory' while allowing the care provider to change his adult diaper and obtain sexual arousal under the false pretenses of being handicapped," the LSP spokesperson said.
|
|
The Indian government had ignored China's "strong opposition and insisted" on arranging for the Dalai Lama to share the stage with Mukherjee, and meet him, Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang told a daily news briefing in the Chinese capital.
|
|
Lorenzo told U.S. authorities that Wang and her husband sought the positions because they would help them make money by helping others to obtain citizenship by investing in a country and by arranging for business deals, the complaint said.
|
|
Lee Seung-hyun, who has gone by the stage name Seungri for the past decade that K-pop juggernaut Big Bang has dominated the scene, was accused of allegedly arranging for investors to receive sexual favors at Arena nightclub in Gangnam.
|
|
Sam Patten pleaded guilty in August to unregistered lobbying for a pro-Kremlin political party in Ukraine and admitted to arranging for a U.S. citizen to act as a straw purchaser to buy tickets to Trump's inauguration for a Ukrainian oligarch.
|
|
But emails released on Thursday suggest the state was concerned about its own employees' exposure to the city's water as early as January of last year, even arranging for purified water to be provided at a state office building there.
|
|
Amer Deeba, 51, who resigned this month as Qualys' chief commercial officer, was accused of telling his brothers in April 2015 that the company had missed its first-quarter sales forecast, and arranging for their broker to sell their shares.
|
|
ET, details of the extreme lengths Singer went to to secure student admission were revealed — including the Photoshopping of students' faces on athletes' bodies and arranging for students to take the SAT or ACT individually with the administrators he bribed.
|
|
In his guilty plea, Camacho admitted to buying multi-kilogram quantities of cocaine from processing labs in Colombia, and arranging for their transport through Venezuela for later sale in the United States, Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic, prosecutors said.
|
|
Though the father and daughter had a brief reconciliation in the 1990s, with the Oscar winner arranging for Abigail to have short cameos in two of his films, Shadowlands and The Remains of the Day, they have since lost contact.
|
|
Many military caregivers must relocate to Walter Reed National Military Medical Center (WRNMMC) in Bethesda, Md., arranging for childcare, emergency leave from jobs, as well as lodging and transportation, in order to arrive and remain by their loved ones' sides.
|
|
He is known for a poetic and absurdist mentality, sending a peacock as his representative to the Venice Biennial of 2001, for example, or arranging for a troop of Household Cavalry to march through the centre of London in 2004.
|
|
Patten also admitted to arranging for a U.S. citizen to act as a straw purchaser to pay $50,000 for four tickets to the inauguration of President Donald Trump on behalf of a Ukrainian oligarch, who reimbursed Patten through a Cypriot account.
|
|
Prosecutors accused Silver of arranging for state grants to go to a cancer researcher who referred mesothelioma patients to his law firm, and supporting the interests on rent regulation of two real estate developers that sent business to another law firm.
|
|
They are oftentimes unable to afford to travel to a different state — which could also mean missing work and arranging for child care even while enduring lengthy 221-hour waiting periods — in order to get the health care they need.
|
|
ROME, Dec 15 (Reuters) - Italy's anti-system 5-Star Movement opposes paying fees to U.S. investment bank JPMorgan if a capital hike it is co-arranging for Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena fails, one of its deputies said on Thursday.
|
|
The state firm's trading arm is arranging for crude from the United Arab Emirates and Kuwait to cover its commitments to refineries outside the kingdom such as in neighbouring Bahrain as well as Malaysia and South Korea, the sources said.
|
|
"If people who seem to be associated with the Russian mafia are buying Trump properties or arranging for other people to buy Trump properties, it does raise a question about whether they're doing it on behalf of the government," he continued.
|
|
Defenders say Mr. Tillerson has been accomplishing far more behind the scenes, including arranging for the first trip of a Saudi foreign minister to Iraq in more than a quarter-century — his first foray into the sinkhole of Middle East politics.
|
|
Patten admitted to arranging for a U.S. citizen to act as a straw purchaser to pay $50,000 for four tickets to the inauguration of President Donald Trump on behalf of a Ukrainian oligarch, who reimbursed Patten through a Cypriot account.
|
|
Seungri has continued to deny the allegations, with his lawyer going on TV and saying that the text messages were out of context and that the singer wasn't arranging for a sexual escort but rather a woman to accompany the business partner.
|
|
Fritz Hollings, whom he credited with convincing him to take office at age 29 after his wife and daughter were killed in a car crash and with arranging for Biden's swearing-in at the hospital where his sons were at the time.
|
|
In the lead-up to the 2014 Winter Olympics, as Reuters reports, the FSB, Russia's domestic intelligence service, helped create a corridor for jihadists to exit the North Caucasus and enter into Syria, arranging for visas that would otherwise be impossible to obtain.
|
|
A brash young man eager to fund philanthropic causes, he cultivated connections with the Police Department — posing with top officials, and once arranging for police bagpipes at a party — and became a fixture at fund-raising events for Mayor Bill de Blasio.
|
|
When Salomon Brothers was caught manipulating the market in Treasuries, Mr. Powell, vacationing on Cape Cod, spent a long August weekend on the phone arranging for top managers to resign and for Warren E. Buffett to be chairman of the company's board.
|
|
Although Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government has resisted these calls, some say that by setting up processing centers at unofficial crossings, arranging for shelter and allowing for refugee claims — exploiting a loophole in the pact — Canada has essentially made the treaty pointless.
|
|
He offered each of the expecting mothers $2000,215 to put their newborns up for adoption, siphoning off money for housing and health care after arranging for them to travel more than 5,000 miles from the Marshall Islands to the United States, prosecutors said.
|
|
Prosecutors say Williams helped a phone card salesman identified as Mohammed N. Ali by arranging for him to avoid secondary customs screenings at Philadelphia International Airport and by attempting to intervene in the criminal prosecutions of at least two of Ali's man's friends.
|
|
Political Pardon 4: Dinesh D'Souza, conservative who was 'treated unfairly' As CNN wrote in 2014, D'Souza, who is now a vocal Trump supporter, admitted to exceeding donor limits in 2012 by arranging for others to give to the New York Senate campaign of Wendy Long.
|
|
With a court-appointed guardian, she was also able to navigate the cruel and perplexing bureaucracy around abortion access in Texas, arranging for transportation to a clinic and finding someone willing to pay for the procedure, which became increasingly expensive and dangerous as time passed.
|
|
He was also accused of arranging for Lotte subsidiaries to buy stocks of another affiliate at illegally high prices, and giving lucrative contracts — like running cafeterias in a chain of Lotte movie theaters — to a company owned by his family members without conducting competitive bidding.
|
|
The Pentagon has not revealed the detainee's name or location, but the International Committee for the Red Cross and the Defense Department acknowledged last week that the United States had provided a formal notice and was arranging for a visit by the humanitarian group.
|
|
On Tuesday, a former senior official of the agency was indicted on charges of arranging for big businesses to provide donations to right-wing civic groups that organized rallies in support of the conservative government of President Lee Myung-bak in 2011 to 2012.
|
|
Nevermind that a FIFA appeals panel, the Court of Arbitration for Sport and Switzerland's Supreme Court all upheld the four-year ban issued to Platini, France's former soccer captain, for secretly arranging for a $2 million backdated salary payment from FIFA's former president, Sepp Blatter.
|
|
A broadside against Trump Cohen detailed several episodes involving Trump, from Trump arranging for the bidder of an auction for his portrait to when Cohen said he threatened Trump's high school, his college and the College Board not to release his grades or test scores.
|
|
Elsevier Director of Communications Chris Capot said in an email statement that the publisher will also be arranging for open access to over 2,400 research articles on multiple strains of the coronavirus through ScienceDirect, a large database of scientific and medical research that usually requires a subscription.
|
|
The five-time Formula One World Champion, who races for Mercedes-AMG Petronas Motorsport, described Harry as his "spirit angel," dedicating his victory to the little boy while arranging for Mercedes to fly out one of its race cars to Harry's home in Redhill, Surrey, England.
|
|
Propel says it's currently arranging for more detailed molds for the final consumer versions of the quads, but the prototypes at Celebration had detail aplenty, from the struts and girders on the exterior of the Falcon to the astromech droid in the back of the X-Wing.
|
|
Other than arranging for a giant boxing glove with the words " bitter irony " stitched on the front to come bursting out of the cinema screen on an extendable arm and whop me on the nose, there's not much more that Freundlich could do to signal his intentions.
|
|
When Salomon Brothers was caught trying to manipulate the market in Treasuries, Mr. Powell spent an August weekend making phone calls from Cape Cod, arranging for the company's top managers to resign and for Warren Buffett, a major investor, to become chairman of the company's board.
|
|
LOS ANGELES, April 22 (Reuters) - The late pop star Prince was known in life as fiercely determined to protect his intellectual property, but how well others might profit from his legacy hinges on how astute he was about arranging for control of his music after death.
|
|
Mr. Burgum, a first-time politician, earned praise for taking a more hands-on approach in meeting with tribal officials and protesters, and for arranging for the state to cover the cost of bus tickets and meals for out-of-town demonstrators who needed help getting home.
|
|
In Patten's guilty plea he also admitted to arranging for a U.S. citizen to act as a straw purchaser to pay $50,000 for four tickets to the inauguration of Republican President Donald Trump on behalf of a Ukrainian oligarch, who reimbursed Patten through a Cypriot account.
|
|
Cohen admitted as part of his criminal case to arranging for the payment of a total of $280,000 to two women — porn star Stormy Daniels and Playboy model Karen McDougal — in 2016 to keep them quiet about their claims of having had affairs with Trump dating back a decade.
|
|
That was a lie, prosecutors said — the Russia real estate deal was still being discussed within the Trump Organization in June 2016, according to charging papers, and Cohen planned to travel to Russia to work on the deal and took steps toward arranging for Trump to also visit.
|
|
Arranging for a cricketer to score poorly, say, or a footballer to be sent off at a certain point, or a tennis player to lose a particular game, allows bettors to predict how odds will move and lock in a profit much as insider traders beat the stockmarket.
|
|
Zambada, who was called to testify against Guzman under an agreement with U.S. prosecutors, previously told jurors that his brother and Guzman worked together for years to move multi-ton shipments of cocaine from Colombia through Mexico into the United States, while arranging for their rivals to be murdered.
|
|
The group assembled volunteer nurses (a dangerous commitment — in October roughly 21898 percent came down with the disease) and enlisted women who could support them by answering phones, accompanying them on home visits, and arranging for and driving automobiles to carry linens, pneumonia jackets and quarts of soup.
|
|
"We hear on our hotline the struggles of arranging for travel, taking time off work, getting someone to take care of their kids making it to the appointment," said Amanda Beatriz Williams, executive director of the Lilith Fund, a Texas group that financially helps people who want abortions.
|
|
A spokesman for House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes (R-Calif.) told The Hill that his panel had a "preliminary conversation" with Flynn's lawyer about arranging for him to speak to the panel but noted the discussions did not include immunity or other potential conditions of his appearance.
|
|
Agakhan Sharief, a Marawi Muslim cleric well known to the militant Maute clan, said that around July 27, Abdullah Maute asked for help in arranging for the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF), a separatist group at peace with the government, to receive hostages and escort militants out of the city.
|
|
Manafort has admitted to arranging for the firms, the now-defunct Podesta Group and Mercury Public Affairs, to work for a nonprofit that claimed to be independent but was in fact under Yanukovych's direction in order to obscure that their efforts were done at the behest of the Ukrainian government.
|
|
The paper covers everything from handling local media and resources (accommodations, food) to how to choose the best eclipse viewing site, teaching materials for local schools, safety practices (including acquiring and selling special eclipse-viewing glasses), and more practical things like arranging for automatic outdoor lights to be switched off.
|
|
Mitchell was widely credited with arranging for the Hungarian foreign minister to meet with Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and National Security Adviser John Bolton — the kind of high-level meeting that had not happened during the later days of the Obama administration because of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's human rights record.
|
|
Some 50 people including prominent executives, Hollywood actors and college coaches have been charged for roles in the scheme, in which prosecutors say earned Singer some $25 million over eight years by bribing coaches and arranging for phony test-takers to secure clients' children spots at elite universities including Yale, Georgetown and Stanford.
|
|
Since making marijuana-infused margherita pies at PREAM could cost him his liquor license, Nick hosted this cheesy, weedy throwdown in a nearby warehouse space, arranging for a mobile pizza oven and a live band, then gathering about fifty ganja-loving Portlanders to celebrate the legalization of "Oregon oregano" in high style.
|
|
"What's happening in Cambodia is the equivalent of Trump arranging for the Supreme Court of the United States to dissolve the Democratic Party for treason and then holding an election in 2020 with the Republican Party and 19 small parties that have no chance of beating the GOP," he said via email.
|
|
Allegedly: inflating or deflating Trump's financials to suit his needs; creating a subterfuge to hide from scrutinizing eyes the payments to Trump's mistresses (Trump denies they were); arranging for a phony buyer to bid up Trump's portrait in an auction only to buy it back with funds from Trump's now shuttered charity.
|
|
When arranging for their last-minute trip, Luyendyk Jr. and Burnham wanted to find the perfect location that would give them ample time to enjoy the beach (and not have to worry about Zika), while also letting them be close enough to her family's home on the East Coast in case of any emergencies.
|
|
These managers need to not only be skilled in handling typical business tasks like staffing, marketing and maintaining revenue, but also at offering counsel and support to grieving families, arranging for the removal of the deceased's body, preparing the deceased for the funeral, and filing death certificates and other legal documents with appropriate authorities.
|
|
And while DeGeneres, 60, vowed she had no plans to scare the American Horror Story star, she couldn't help but break her promise during a hilarious game of "5 Second Rule," arranging for a staff member dressed as a clown (one of Paulson's biggest fears) to jump out of the podium for another priceless fright.
|
|
These managers need to not only be skilled in handling typical business tasks, like staffing, marketing and maintaining revenue, but also at offering counsel and support to grieving families, arranging for the removal of the deceased's body, preparing the deceased for the funeral, and filing death certificates and other legal documents with appropriate authorities.
|
|
The emails from his account document the often mundane process that White House or campaign staff members go through to prepare for an event, including setting up stages, organizing photo lines, arranging for lecterns and coordinating with the Secret Service about getting clearances for all of the people the politician will encounter along the way.
|
|
My boss has reviewed some referrals to our research project and now I'm working on the follow-up — logging the decisions about if they are good candidates for the research and the rationale in our database, informing those who made the referrals about the outcome, and arranging for my team to contact eligible individuals.
|
|
Here are some of the lawsuit's best moments: "Defendants continued their ruthless character assassination and attack on Plaintiffs' business reputations by describing Mr. Murray as someone who 'looks like a geriatric Dr. Evil' and arranging for a staff member to dress up in a squirrel costume and deliver the message 'Eat Shit, Bob!" to Mr. Murray.
|
|
Alex, who beat 3 different types of cancer by the time she turned 18, was flown out to Los Angeles right before Christmas to appear on the "Just Between Us" podcast with Bailee Madison and Kaitlin Vilasuso for an episode on real-life superheroes ... and Bailee surprised her guest by arranging for Chad to come through.
|
|
Mr. Broidy was arranging for him to attend a gala dinner at Mar-a-Lago, the president's Florida estate, to celebrate the anniversary of Mr. Trump's inauguration, and the two men were considering a trip to Saudi Arabia to try to sell the kingdom's young and powerful crown prince on a $650 million contract with Mr. Broidy's security company.
|
|
It has published books about the art brut artist Ferdinand Cheval and the French self-taught artist Gérard Sendrey; recently it played a key role in arranging for the Swiss art historian Michel Thévoz's classic book Art Brut (Skira, 1975) to be issued in a first-ever, Japanese-language edition by Jinbun Shoin, a Kyoto-based publisher.
|
|
It catalogs horrific instances of abuse: a priest who raped a young girl in the hospital after she had her tonsils out; a victim tied up and whipped with leather straps by a priest; and another priest who was allowed to stay in ministry after impregnating a young girl and arranging for her to have an abortion.
|
|
In a statement Friday, the Taliban said it plans to sign the agreement with the US. Before the agreement is signed, both sides will work on creating a "suitable security situation" which will include arranging for a prisoner release that could pave the way for a "withdrawal of all foreign forces," the Taliban said in a statement.
|
|
The family is arranging for the body to return to the US. "If we don't feel like we're getting the help we need from (Dominican authorities) and the answers we need from them, we'd like to get some kind of testing done on American soil by American doctors to help us to understand what could have been the cause of my brother's death," Jason Allen said.
|
|
The ruling, along with similar non-removal orders from judges in Virginia and Seattle, means that nobody who was told they didn't belong in America when they arrived on January 27th can be deported—for now—though there were reports from several cities on the night of January 28th that customs officials were disregarding the judges' orders and arranging for individuals to be sent home.
|
|
And by arranging for The Enquirer's parent company to squelch Ms. McDougal's affair accusation by buying the exclusive rights to her story for $150,000 and then sitting on it — a practice known in the tabloid trade as "catch-and-kill" — Mr. Cohen was inducing A.M.I. to violate a law that prohibits corporations from spending any money in campaigns in coordination with candidates or their agents.
|
|
"Creating and then operating such settings typically requires significant funding, energy, and staff time from both public and private agencies devoted to locating and arranging for the use of sites, educating and engaging neighbors, addressing any permitting requirements, providing a secure and hygienic environment, setting up and maintaining any structures, providing adequate services and supports, and many other planning and operational details," the USICH warned in a May 2018 memo .
|
|