Where do you confer with buyers about what they want?
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I immediately went to confer with editors on the news desk.
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He did not confer with the FBI or the Justice Department.
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Wachtarz pulled his truck up to the checkpoint to confer with the police.
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There was no one else I felt like I had to confer with.
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People may not be able to gather needed documents or confer with accountants.
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Mr. Cummings said he would confer with colleagues to determine what comes next.
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You would do well to confer with a lawyer at the start, too.
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Senators will confer with the House managers and defense to determine next steps.
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The Trump administration reportedly did not confer with the mayor of Doral, Fla.
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The person said FCA executives did not confer with Trump before making the decision.
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He will confer with them and come up with a solution that works for all.
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The law guarantees victims a series of rights, including the right to confer with prosecutors.
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Some have also used the breaks to confer with the legal teams on both sides.
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Ohio Highway Patrol said it will confer with the Erie County Prosecutor's Office about criminal charges.
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Telehealth tech lets physicians confer with patients who may not be able to leave their homes.
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The two talked directly for more than 10 minutes before each retreated to confer with aides.
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But he told the judge he needed more time to confer with colleagues about next steps.
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Mr. Mnuchin rescheduled a Saturday morning meeting here to confer with White House officials about the decision.
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Sixteen seconds remained when Starr called a timeout and walked to the sideline to confer with Lombardi.
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The governor is expected to confer with May and Hammond before making a decision, the FT reported.
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He will take the next few weeks to reflect and confer with his family and his representatives.
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"I asked (home plate umpire Ed Hickox) to confer with each other that it was lodged," Counsell said.
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They study, meeting with tutors, and confer with counselors and a psychologist to review myriad mystifying daily encounters.
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Lawyers are generally not allowed in grand jury testimony but witnesses can step outside to confer with them.
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The note indicated that the diocese would confer with its insurers regarding how the settlement would be paid.
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Did Donald Trump Jr. confer with his father about the June 2016 Trump Tower meeting with several Russians?
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Confer with the local authorities, or a lawyer with the pertinent expertise, to learn what the laws are.
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Last week Mr. Netanyahu traveled to Sochi, Russia, on the Black Sea to confer with President Vladimir Putin.
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The WHO director-general is on his way to Beijing to confer with Chinese officials and health experts.
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The WHO director-general is on his way to Beijing to confer with Chinese officials and health experts.
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U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer said on Wednesday he will confer with his Chinese counterpart in the Sino-U.
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The warning came as Germany's top bankers headed to Berlin to confer with the finance minister on possible measures.
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Steven J. ShermanMunich To the Editor: Jamie Daw would do well to confer with Senator Chris Murphy of Connecticut.
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Mr. Kim has traveled to China four times in the past 15 months to confer with the Chinese president.
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The warning came as Germany's top bankers headed to Berlin to confer with the finance minister on possible measures.
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Djokovic, who said his elbow had troubled him off and on for 18 months, will soon confer with doctors.
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"We are offering you an opportunity to confer with us about the violations," Mr. Czerniak wrote in the letter.
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Barring an immediate crisis, such as news that a peer is suicidal, confer with your teenager about the next step.
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The brain can then decide whether to slow down, change lanes or maybe even confer with other nearby autonomous vehicles.
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Instead, he sent an aide to confer with David Margolis, a respected senior Justice Department official, who has since died.
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The episode got particularly heated when Strzok asked to confer with FBI counsel about whether he could answer the question.
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House Republicans face a tough vote, and Trump will confer with House GOP leaders at the White House this afternoon.
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Instead, we confer with our dispatchers and carry more fuel in anticipation of possible holding patterns prior to our approach.
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In the Seattle area, the crown prince will land at Boeing, take a tour, and confer with CEO Dennis Muilenburg.
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" Walsh says the North Koreans "generally do not confer with each other before responding, nor are there regular long pauses.
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The judge gave the women 15 days to confer with their lawyers to agree on a settlement in the case.
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Mattis must confer with the White House before sending more beyond that number, people familiar with the document told the Journal.
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After the 45-minute exercise, Mr. Putin stayed for another 45 minutes to confer with his commanders, and then flew off.
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Several people who confer with Mr. Murdoch or those close to him say that he was troubled by the road ahead.
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The Ahsanis now have little choice but to wind down what is left of the company, confer with attorneys and wait.
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The ballet's choreographer, Yuri Possokhov, will oversee final rehearsals and, with court approval, may confer with Mr. Serebrennikov on artistic details.
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Oakley responded by saying that there was "something wrong" with Dolan and that he planned to confer with his legal team.
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At the same time, the law encouraged the Independent Counsel to confer with and adhere to Justice Department practices, whenever possible.
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After the Singapore summit ended on Tuesday, U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo traveled to Seoul to confer with South Korean officials.
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Bush, we began to confer with policy experts about people to first formally consider for key positions once the election was official.
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Speedos to a Wedding Nobody has ever stood up and left their seat to confer with an ally at Tribal Council before.
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In the next 90 days, the MLB will investigate the trademark claim and confer with counsel about whether they will oppose it.
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But, if I wanted to confer with frozen bodies and household pets, it turns out, I had to head to the desert.
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And, in fact, Washington did try to confer with the Senate on an Indian treaty only a few weeks after the Fishbourn rejection.
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National security adviser John Bolton is in Moscow to confer with President Vladimir Putin and Russian Security Council Secretary Nikolai Patrushev (The Hill).
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Under federal regulations, if Mueller comes across information that is not directly related to his Russia-focused investigation, he must confer with Rosenstein.
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Hamilton County Prosecutor Joseph Deters said in a statement that police would confer with his office after they had looked into the matter.
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The House's lawyers said they need time to confer with their client about how they wanted to proceed on their subpoena-enforcement claim.
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When an American general arrived to confer with the papal nuncio, the U.S. Army blared music from loudspeakers to prevent journalists from eavesdropping.
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To prove it, he brings out the Colbert of the past to confer with the Colbert of the present, in a wacky mind bender.
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Mr. Holdman said he did not confer with Mr. Pence over the bill, but he knew the governor's history when it came to abortion.
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You could confer with a vet or an animal-behavior expert to see if there's anything else you can do to change Jasper's ways.
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McKenzie spent two days aboard the Lincoln to confer with naval commanders, observe both daytime and nighttime flight operations, and to thank crew members.
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Indeed, Pelosi herself went to the Middle East in order to confer with Middle East potentates as President George W. Bush was conducting foreign affairs.
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Any substantive changes will be documented in a future article after we've had a change to look over the full text and confer with experts.
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He said it would have been best if Dr. Willerslev and his colleagues had been able to confer with the tribes before doing the research.
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The Justice Department did not agree, and for years did not confer with the Henriquezes about major case decisions or keep them apprised of proceedings.
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Cardiologists in the United States have been using live webinars to confer with Chinese cardiologists to learn from them what works and what does not.
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This replaced the standard process, which involves having multiple pre-trial hearings that allows for prosecutors and defense lawyers to confer with clients and supervisors.
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Segment meetings, where I confer with the line producer Tiffany Champion, the senior producers Brendan O'Melia and Tina Cone, and the executive producer Denis Horgan.
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In February, a federal judge in Florida ruled that the Department of Justice broke the law by failing to confer with Epstein's victims about the agreement.
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Lynch also said she would travel to Orlando on Tuesday to confer with investigators and meet survivors of the worst domestic shooting incident in American history.
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It's a convincing illusion, especially as you employ mechanics like "Whisper," which involves leaning to the left or right to confer with the players beside you.
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They confer with US Strategic Command, which would be responsible for any retaliatory response, and make sure that all three commands are on the same page.
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The Illinois Democrat was referring to a federal law that requires the administration to confer with Congress at least two weeks before that kind of announcement.
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The rosters did not need to be set until Tuesday morning, and the Cubs wanted to confer with their medical staff and with Schwarber before deciding.
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Lawmakers were furious at the White House's failure to confer with Congress before the strike, as well as a classified document notifying them of the move.
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Lewandowski also acknowledged he did not want to confer with Sessions at the Justice Department, which would have created a public record of his planned meeting.
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Pelosi told Democrats privately Tuesday evening that she would confer with the chairs of her relevant committees before next steps are decided, according to multiple sources.
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Finally, it dictates that prosecutors must confer with sex offenders' victims to determine, and subsequently notify the court, whether the victim is happy with any plea agreement.
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In one instance, in June 2016, two directors nominated by the Trusts left a Tata Sons board meeting for nearly an hour to confer with Mr Tata.
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Day instructed Oyer to confer with prosecutors in the case and propose options that he will select from at a future hearing that was not yet scheduled.
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"We'll come up with something, confer with the cast, who are always come up with stuff, too, and they just kind of come together," Shannon said. 3.
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Schiff declined to elaborate on whether that meant holding the department in contempt of Congress, saying the panel would confer with the House of Representatives' general counsel.
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Manafort's new confines create another hurdle in his trial preparations and will make it more difficult for him to confer with his counsel and prepare his defense.
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In February, a federal judge in Florida ruled that the Department of Justice broke the law by failing to confer with Epstein's victims about the agreement. Sen.
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In many cases, defendants have only minutes to confer with their overworked public defenders and can only guess at what evidence the prosecution might have against them.
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For Democrats in 2020, that would mean DNC Chair Tom Perez would confer with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, and New Jersey Gov.
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I will meet and confer with doctors and it will be Congressman John Conyers who will be the one to decide what it is he's going to do.
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He shared his intention to confer with Deputy Attorney General Rosenstein and Mueller to determine what of the information can legally be released to Congress and made public.
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Pakistan's foreign ministry spokesman, Nafees Zakaria, said he would confer with the Ministry of Water and Power on the proposed Indian projects, saying it was a technical matter.
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Later: Trump made those comments before heading to the Senate to confer with GOP senators and a White House meeting with congressional leaders from both parties and chambers.
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"Plaintiff states engaged in discussions yesterday with defendants regarding the appropriate trial date and pre-trial schedule and continue to confer with defendants," Pomerantz wrote in his letter.
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The attorneys are asking for Avenatti to be moved to the general inmate population of the jail, where he would have the same ability to confer with counsel.
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Rob Wilcox, a spokesman for Los Angeles City Attorney Mike Feuer, said the office will review the decision and confer with the City Council on the next steps.
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They have to resolve this issue so Manfred can confer with the spirit of Aubrey (Shannon Lorance), Bobo's fiancee, again and figure out what the hell is going on.
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DOJ attorney Sarah Fabian said she would have to confer with officials, but noted space to house the families cleared for deportation once they're reunified could be a problem.
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The trial in Virginia "has not allowed defense counsel sufficient time to confer with the Special Counsel's Office" on their plans for the September trial, the defense lawyers said.
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Late last year, he traveled to the Pentagon to confer with military leaders about the battle, and in February, visited the State Department to amplify diplomatic efforts to combat ISIS.
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Eventually Dodgers manager Dave Roberts got the home plate ump to confer with the rest of his crew and, somehow, they concluded that Granderson had in fact fouled it off.
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That said, you'll still probably want to confer with your friend or loved one — spoil the surprise, as it were — before you consider such an expensive and commitment-heavy gift.
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Alexa will able to confer with you in whispers before the end of the year, making Amazon's voice-operated assistant less awkward to use when someone is, say, sleeping nearby.
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Everyone wants to jump in and do something, but responders need time to visit sites, confer with local officials, and determine what is needed and where the needs are greatest.
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" Stone also indicated that he may be willing to testify in Mueller's probe, saying that he would need to confer with his attorneys but that he would "certainly testify honestly.
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There also are questions over his alleged failure to confer with Trump on a critical binding agreement, as well as the propriety of representations and threats made to different individuals.
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Russia not only gets the cold shoulder, it is suspended from bodies such as the G8, which leaves too few opportunities for Europe and the US to confer with Moscow.
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Next week's meeting will be the first time the British Museum has offered to confer with the Rapa Nui people since the statue was first acquired from Queen Elizabeth in 1869.
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As Mr Mulvaney takes his daily "March for No Reason" to confer with the "21st Century Schizoid Man", I wonder if he'll be thinking to himself, "I Talk to the Wind".
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Jennifer Daniel, Google Emoji Creative Director: Any time a designer starts an emoji, they read the proposal, they look at the reference icons, and they confer with experts on the subject.
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A member of the Thunder medical staff ran onto the court just before the game began to confer with referees, who then sent players and coaches to their respective locker rooms.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - The World Health Organisation's director-general said late on Sunday he was on his way to Beijing to confer with Chinese officials and health experts about the coronavirus outbreak.
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He added that the he left the stage briefly to confer with RNC chairman Reince Priebus, top Donald Trump aide Paul Manafort and the convention's parliamentarian on how to move on.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - The World Health Organization's director-general said late on Sunday he was on his way to Beijing to confer with Chinese officials and health experts about the coronavirus outbreak.
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Instead, FEMA officials confer with other government agencies and the White House, select one of several pre-written messages, customize the message to fit the particular emergency and send it out.
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He has used the estate, which was built in 20143 by the publisher Walter H. Annenberg, to confer with V.I.P.s like President Xi Jinping of China and King Abdullah II of Jordan.
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"If they want him to have access to hire a lawyer, we believe he needs to be able to meet with his family or at least confer with his family," Schneider said.
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Doctors confer with the patients (reminding them not to take the drug while in public) and write the prescriptions; individuals wishing to hasten their deaths are obliged to ingest the drugs themselves.
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During an interview with USA Today on Monday aboard Air Force One, Trump said he would confer with lawmakers about an appropriate response, short of blocking U.S. arms sales to the Saudis.
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Asked whether Mr. Joko favored forming a commission to investigate the massacres, Teten Masduki, his chief of staff, said in a text message that he would have to confer with the president.
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There are the devotees, who reread particular titles for comfort, flock to online chat rooms to revisit favorite poisonings and confer with fellow obsessives over the merits of respective portrayers of Poirot.
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Last month, Cooper ordered the State Department to confer with American Oversight and negotiate the release of other categories of Ukraine-related documents, including senior officials' correspondence with Trump's lawyer Rudy Giuliani.
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" He added that, in the next few months, he would "confer with cabinet colleagues" and "with other leaders around the world to gauge the perception of this and to make the case.
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U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer said he will confer with his Chinese counterpart Vice Premier Liu He before next week's meeting between President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping in Osaka.
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More than 100 companies on Tuesday urged the Federal Civil Rules Advisory Committee to reject a proposed amendment that would require them to confer with opposing parties ahead of depositions of corporate representatives.
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He'll confer with his family over the holiday break, reflecting on his close race in 6900 and the farm bill just signed by Trump, which he considers part of his legislative legacy (Politico).
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An unnamed senior American official told the Times the Taliban delegation asked for time to confer with their leadership on the U.S. requirements for a ceasefire and direct talks with the Afghan government.
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" Seema Verma, chosen by President Trump to run the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, called the decision "disappointing" and said she would confer with the Justice Department "to chart a path forward.
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GENEVA, Jan 26 (Reuters) - The World Health Organisation's director-general said late on Sunday he was on his way to Beijing to confer with Chinese officials and health experts about the coronavirus outbreak.
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"Magazines, papers, and broadcast entities regularly confer with candidates about what stories to run or not to run, or the candidate's desired take, and sometimes yield to the candidate's arguments or pleas," he said.
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White House press secretary Sean Spicer on Monday said the lack of action so far was because the White House needed to confer with Attorney General Jeff Sessions, who was just confirmed last week.
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Though Netflix offers recommendations based on shows or movies you previously viewed, being able to confer with a trusted acquaintance who has both seen the show and knows you personally would be super helpful.
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Dr. Yancy suggests asking friends and family to support you, confer with a doctor, incorporate physical activity and begin to think of it not as a temporary measure but more of a lifestyle change.
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No advance planning of any kind was done for a Trump wins scenario, and Democratic senators are going to need time both to analyze the results and data and to confer with each other.
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"The government requests that the Court suspend the current briefing schedule concerning the defendant's [motion] until such time as the government has been able to confer with Covington regarding the information it seeks," prosecutors wrote.
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He later left the main meeting room to confer with Democratic colleagues, then came back in and called for a delay in Kavanaugh's confirmation vote before the full Senate to allow for an FBI investigation.
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Washington State Fish and Wildlife Police confer with an individual from the King County Medical Examiner's and a King County Sheriff's deputy on a remote gravel road above Snoqualmie, WA., following a fatal cougar attack.
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As a nonprofit legal services organization regularly practicing in our city's summons courts, we witness how arbitrary and unjust these courts can be, with defendants given mere seconds to confer with their court-appointed lawyers.
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Mr. Obama leaned indulgently on his lectern at one point when Mr. Castro abruptly paused the news conference to confer with an aide over whether to answer an American reporter's question about Cuba's political prisoners.
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US District Judge Loretta Preska didn't issue a ruling on the unsealing of documents but asked attorneys to confer with each other to create a road map for how to proceed in the unsealing process.
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"The government requests that the Court suspend the current briefing schedule concerning the defendant's [motion] until such time as the government has been able to confer with Covington regarding the information it seeks," the filings stated.
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Barr said he would confer with Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, the man who appointed Mueller and then took on the role as his political guardian in Washington, about what should be done with Mueller's findings.
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At Mar-a-Lago, he is expected to confer with Abe over his planned meeting with North Korea's Kim, a decision he made on-the-spot when presented with an invitation from a South Korean interlocutor.
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"There's a lot of stuff that moves and exactly how Customs and Border Patrol would deal with that would be something that we'll have to confer with them about, should we get to that," Hassett said.
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After Mr. Mubarak's ouster, a delegation of senior leaders of the Muslim Brotherhood visited Mr. Heikal's country home outside Cairo to confer with him, and Mohamed Morsi, who was elected president in 22, was one of them.
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To make things more stressful still, the London-based schoolgirl was unable to bring her regular coach, Rhys Gormley, to Rio, and had to confer with him by mobile phone on how to deal with the mishap.
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It was instead supposed to be a "telephonic meeting" that is commonly set to review "financial statements, plan for future meetings, and confer with chairs of FJA committees on the work they are doing," the email read.
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Asked if he would be in communication with House impeachment managers and Pelosi as they craft their strategy, Schumer acknowledged that he would confer with them but argued it was different from McConnell taking cues from Trump.
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" In a statement issued Tuesday morning, Hamilton County Prosecutor Joseph Deters confirmed the investigation was initiated by the Cincinnati Police Department, and that "once their investigation is concluded, they will confer with our office on possible criminal charges.
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There was a fan meet-and-greet for Make-a-Wish, wrestling executives to confer with and a promotional video to shoot, not to mention a Mixed Tag Team Match before 153,000 fans with his fiancée, Nikki Bella.
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But when Ms. Kretzschmar first steps out onstage in her new wig, the action briefly stops, as the ballet masters confer with Suzy Alvarez, the company's hair and makeup supervisor, about how they want the wig to look.
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A Port Authority police officer, flanked by several state police officers, was minding the door to customs at Terminal 4, and went to confer with the C.B.P. "The supervisor says they have it," he said when he returned.
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The president told reporters that while he lauds the job Pompeo is doing at the State Department, he would confer with the former Kansas congressman about the race if he thought the seat appeared to be at risk.
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US Secretary of State John Kerry will then confer with "key regional and international partners" in London on Sunday for further talks on ending the violence in Syria and the resumption of humanitarian aid deliveries, the State Department said.
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Public defenders have been known to confer with clients only in the courtroom and nowhere else, thus compromising their basic right to confidentiality, and advising them to plead guilty regardless of the evidence against them or their actual guilt.
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MUNICH, June 18 (Reuters) - Audi Chief Executive Rupert Stadler will be questioned by Wednesday at the latest, once he has had a chance to confer with his lawyers, the Munich prosecutors' office said, following his arrest earlier on Monday.
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When he yearned to confer with his father about Interlude, he went looking for passages about the company; when his son was born, last year, he searched for what his father had written when his first child was born.
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At the still centre of it all Bowie peers into the book of lyrics on a music stand in front of him, and occasionally crouches at the stage front to confer with Coco Schwab, his personal assistant since time immemorial.
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The attorney general, who will travel to Orlando on Tuesday to confer with investigators and meet survivors and victims' loved ones, declined to say whether a federal grand jury was likely to charge Mateen's second wife, Noor Salman, or anyone else.
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And to allay fears that Chan and Zuckerberg will be spending money in areas they don't understand, a core criticism of the $45 billion organization, Bargmann said they will constantly confer with experts about the best projects to work on.
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On Wednesday, he is scheduled to confer with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel at a time when he is weighing whether to propose his own framework for a peace agreement between Israel and the Palestinians over Mr. Netanyahu's objections.
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In any scenario involving the potential use of nuclear weapons, the president would confer with the defense secretary and the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, as well as other military advisors, likely selected by the president, to discuss options.
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Sterling Hyltin, who premiered the role of Juliet in 2007 and will be in the opening night cast this week, said that it had been tough at her dress rehearsal last week not to be able to confer with Mr. Martins.
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Because new employees may not have the documents at work or may want to confer with a spouse, Mr. Isberg suggests that employers give new hires extra time to fill out the form — perhaps by letting them take it home.
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Although the meeting did not feature in his pre-announced weekly schedule, on June 8th it became known that he had squeezed in some time to confer with six bishops from Venezuela, one of the most troubled places in the historically Catholic world.
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U.S. soldiers also confer with Iraqi commanders in Mosul to oversee operations and help call in air strikes to a constellation of war rooms across the country where other advisers help the Iraqis decide how to prioritize targets and which aircraft to use.
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USA Basketball often sends checks to its players to compensate them for time spent at tournaments, according to the outlet, but it's supposed to confer with relevant high school organizations beforehand because many don't allow their players to accept any kind of payment.
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The New York Police Department first formed Precinct Community Councils—a sort of town hall for people to confer with cops—in 1943, and Los Angeles set up a formal community outreach program after the Watts Riots tore through the city in 1965.
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"So we're going to look at it, we will only do it if it's good, and maybe we do sections of the country, we do large sections of the country," he continued, adding that he would confer with the task force members.
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Mr. Balarezo first began talking with him about serving as his lawyer in the winter, but it took until September to formalize the deal, he said, because Mr. Guzmán, 57, was unable to confer with his family or associates to arrange payment.
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Zoe Lofgren, a veteran California Democrat who participated in the last three presidential impeachments, began to respond, Alexander quickly walked to the back of the chamber to confer with a top aide of Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, his friend of 50 years.
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Hardly anyone in Hong Kong is willing to do manual labor, the elder Mr. Au said, so he has to look to places like Shenwan, where he and his son travel regularly to confer with Mr. Wong and his team of workers.
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"The current recommendations would be for Sara to confer with her obstetrician and get periodic ultrasounds to find whether the development of the head is continuing on an appropriate basis," Dr. William Schaffner, an infectious diseases specialist at Vanderbilt University medical center, tells PEOPLE.
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"Uber applied the redactions based on Google's insistence that the existence of an arbitration and every word in its employment agreements must be kept in strictest confidence – we are trying to confer with them further on that issue now," an attorney for Uber wrote.
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"The fact that the Texas court on its own initiative told the state to confer with their clients about whether to surrender and voluntarily redistrict is a pretty good indicator of where the court's thinking is in light of the Cooper decision," Elias said.
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Schiff said Conaway, the Republican in charge of the Russia investigation after Nunes stepped aside last April, was "forced on the most important decisions to confer" with Nunes, who sat on numerous Democratic requests for subpoenas and refused to schedule dozens of witness interviews.
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In Ireland, for instance, any woman who says being forced to carry a pregnancy to term will make her suicidal has to confer with three experts, all of whom must agree that she could take her own life if she's not allowed to access abortion care.
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Democratic Party rules state that "in the event of the death, resignation or disability" of nominee for president or vice president, the DNC chair must confer with Democratic leaders in Congress and Democratic governors and report to the DNC, which is authorized to fill the vacancy.
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According to dozens of interviews with current and former European, Libyan and American officials, Russia's involvement in Libya goes significantly beyond ushering General Haftar into a stateroom on the aircraft carrier Admiral Kuznetsov to confer with Russia's defense minister in Moscow over a secure telephone line.
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The president — in spite of his disability, in spite of his dodgy heart, full of a staunch courage — decided in November 1943 to travel halfway around the world in the midst of war to Tehran, to confer with the Soviet Union's Josef Stalin and Britain's Winston Churchill.
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When she was not fielding questions, Dr. Blasey — who was guarded by at least two large plainclothes officers as she made her way around Capitol Hill — retired to a small room reserved for her, to calm herself with breathing exercises and confer with her legal team.
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I drowned my sorrows in cherry Kool-Aid, and went to confer with the boys on the other side of the pool, where we ganged up on one of them, naming him Rick the Ratty Raunchy Ratfink, which, we decided, would be his nickname for all time.
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A senior American official, speaking on condition of anonymity to discuss continuing negotiations, said the Taliban delegation had asked for time to confer with their leadership about the American requirements for the insurgents' agreement to hold direct talks with the Afghan government and to a cease-fire.
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After Trump fired scores of missiles at a Syrian air base last month — a strike initiated in response to chemical attacks on civilians — the Speaker's office said that, while the president was within his authority to launch that strike, the administration should confer with Congress before escalating the fight.
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Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (Wis.) has rebuffed that request, though the Republican leader is also calling on Trump to confer with Congress about a future course in Syria.
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WASHINGTON/BEIJING (Reuters) - Aiming to jumpstart dormant talks, the top U.S. trade negotiator said on Wednesday he will confer with his Chinese counterpart before next week's meeting between President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping in Japan as the two countries take another shot at resolving their damaging trade dispute.
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" In a statement to The Hill, the Toms River Board of Education said it will "investigate and confer with the Board attorney as to any possible violations of the school board code of ethics and other applicable statutory provisions, and determine any appropriate course of action with regard to the Board member.
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And while the judges for each category don't confer with each other, it's clear that the same themes were weighing on their minds: Three out of the four books that won this year deal directly, honestly, and at times uncomfortably with America's racist history, a history that has become all the more important in the last eight days.
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The amendment, which is being promoted by national organization Marsy's Law For All, would give crime victims the right to attend any proceeding, the right to receive notice of all court proceedings, the right to be heard during the legal process and the right to "reasonably confer" with their case's prosecutor, according to North Carolina newspaper The News & Observer.
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In this endeavor, the U.S. empowered one if its most experienced diplomats, at once forcing the Taliban to confer with a woman as a condition for dealing with the U.S. directly, while simultaneously demonstrating leadership in the implementation of United Nations Security Council Resolution 85033, which calls for incorporating women into all facets of peacebuilding processes.
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In his ABC interview, rather than confirming his usefulness to Mueller, Cohen managed to distance himself from involvement in and knowledge of Russian collusion by stating that it was a "mistake" and a demonstration of "poor judgment" for high-ranking members of the Trump campaign to confer with Russian nationals during the now-infamous Trump Tower meeting.
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" In "high-profile" situations, such as cases in which the police shoot someone or someone dies in police custody, the policy states that the police will most likely confer with prosecutors "about releasing the video to the public in order to balance the public's right to information with the integrity of any criminal investigation or criminal prosecution.
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A fan hurled a drink can that just missed hitting Hyun Soo Kim as retreated toward the left-field wall to catch a deep drive by Melvin Upton Jr. Adam Jones raced over from center field Jones, gesturing and screaming at the fans, and Showalter was also livid, hustling to the outfield to confer with the umpires.
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On Thursday, a federal judge in Florida ruled that the Department of Justice broke the law by failing to confer with victims of Jeffrey Epstein, a well-connected Palm Beach billionaire and alleged serial sex abuser of underage girls, about the 2008 plea deal that garnered him only 13 months in prison and no federal trial.
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Democrats such as Jon TesterJonathan (Jon) TesterNative American advocates question 2020 Democrats' commitment House Democrats targeting six more Trump districts for 2020 Budget deal sparks scramble to prevent shutdown MORE (Mont.), the ranking member of the Senate Appropriations Subcommittee for Homeland Security, were noncommittal about the two-year proposal, saying he needed to examine it more closely and confer with leadership.
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According to the indictment of Judge Joseph, her offense was this: after dismissing the charge against the defendant as factually insufficient, she briefly stopped recording the proceedings and allowed him to go to the holding cell to confer with his lawyer; a court officer let him out the back door, rather than the front, as the ICE agent had anticipated.
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A diminutive woman with only two years of education who came to the United States speaking no English, Ms. Morales has had an unusual window into one of the president's favorite retreats: She has cleaned the president's villa while he watched television nearby; she stood on the sidelines when potential cabinet members were brought in for interviews and when the White House chief of staff, John Kelly, arrived to confer with the president.
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Here's what the Democratic Party's rules and bylaws say about the process: Filling a Vacancy on the National Ticket: In the event of death, resignation or disability of a nominee of the Party for President or Vice President after the adjournment of the National Convention, the National Chairperson of the Democratic National Committee shall confer with the Democratic leadership of the United States Congress and the Democratic Governors Association and shall report to the Democratic National Committee, which is authorized to fill the vacancy or vacancies.
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