Trump has made known his preference for "acting" Cabinet members.
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Further details of the dinner were not immediately made known.
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Enforcement actions are being finalized and "will be made known" to the public.
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Their findings about the two paintings were made known to the Prado in November.
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The institution responsible for an AI system must be made known to the public.
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Through his representatives, Mr. Redstone has made known his objections to a Paramount deal.
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Pretty liberating to know that my perspective will be made known and shared with others.
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The feud began last August, when Jones made known he wanted Worley to step aside.
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If its results are made known, it will reveal defects in the initial easement process.
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This was over a full year after that information was made known to both Rep.
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The first Bush presidency made known its unhappiness with what the Federal Reserve was doing.
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The idea is that as long as the relationships are made known, it's not subterfuge.
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The aide was fired by several other House Democrats when the investigation was made known.
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In all of these cases, their identities were verified and made known to Business Insider.
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Donald Trump has made known his support for our lawful right to keep and bear arms.
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Had this intention been made known to us, we would have decided not to sponsor it.
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A similar murder wasn't made known to investigatorsAs the autopsies were underway, another body was found.
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Even after the mistake was made known, there was no easy way to process him out.
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The people behind the Merriam-Webster dictionary have long made known their distaste for the Donald Trump.
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And this time he felt sure he had found something—something that needed to be made known.
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"Their priorities were made known, obviously," said a House GOP aide, who requested anonymity to speak freely.
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Fox News gave Hannity its full support in a statement shortly after the link was made known.
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This information was made known before the Police Department identified the officer who shot him, Richard Haste.
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But Hanks is a public figure, and not every afflicted person will want their condition made known.
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" The intention, says Fisher, "was that the story of Rosemary would be made known to a wider world.
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The marriage was only made known after one of Che Abdul Karim's wives lodged a complaint with police.
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He announced his resignation almost immediately after the results of the vote were made known in late June.
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Several others, including Lisa Murkowski of Alaska and Susan Collins of Maine have made known their deep reservations.
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The stocks fell in after-hours trading on Thursday after an investigation of the crash was made known.
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Many of his writings and statements made known his differences with the Obama administration, particularly on Iran and Afghanistan.
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In such cases, the rulings are typically not public and the findings only made known to the affected parties.
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Even if your heirs don't like the way you've divvied things up, your wishes will have been made known.
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This year, Trump's aides have a made known that Trump is closely monitoring the tense situation in North Korea.
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Matthews signed with Dallas in the off-season, and a day later, Aldridge made known his decision to leave.
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This information should ensure that the most effective and efficient practices are made known and receive the most support.
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Aughra, whose species is never made known, acts as the eyes, ears, and voice of Thra and the Crystal.
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Cruz would have been stopped at a perimeter security checkpoint (outside the campus), identified and his intentions made known.
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There was not a peep from any of them about Mr Liu, whose terminal illness had just been made known.
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The exact reasons for decision of the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) were never made known.
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The couple's relationship was revealed by Page Six in June 2018 and their engagement was made known in February 2019.
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Instead, I have called you friends, for everything that I learned from my Father I have made known to you.
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The result of USA Swimming's appeal was only made known minutes before the start of the evening session, prompting fresh criticism.
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In addition to the SDL announcement, Toyota also made known that it will be adding more DCMs to its future models.
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The objections began at the EPP's pre-summit meeting yesterday afternoon, when leaders made known their objections to Mrs Merkel's plan.
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The new timeline for the offer would be made known once the decree has been issued, the bank said in a statement.
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H: Well, when we the signed the deal to open Din Tai Fung in London, Brexit was already made known to us.
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Obama, a self-described "nerd" who last year hosted budding astronomers at the White House, has made known his love of space.
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I leave that to Congress -- I made known what I think and now we'll leave it to Congress and their legislative role.
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In her 248 years at Random House, Morrison made known the stories of a variety of specific lives and their individual identities.
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After reports of those texts were made known to special counsel Robert Mueller last summer, he removed Strzok from the Russia investigation.
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The company is also hoping to partner with the Nigerian government, which has made known its ambition to develop the honey industry.
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Made known by oceanographer Curtis Ebbesmeyer, the Floatees were 29,000 plastic bath toys, manufactured in China by the toy company the First Years.
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"Aside from what I've explained there is no agreement of any kind, that has been made known," he told reporters in Mexico City.
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It is made known that senior Chinese leaders will no longer attend the Moranbong Band shows; lower-level officials will be sent instead.
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Mill's most notable supporter was JAY-Z, who released a statement on Facebook shortly after news of the prison sentence was made known.
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Now there is some enforcement actions being taken and when these are finalised, it will be made known as to what the outcome.
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Heyer was "a very strong, very opinionated young woman" who "made known that she was all about equality," he told Reuters on Sunday.
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Beale gave unwieldy physical form to what laws and customs had long made known: Even contained in water, the female body is liability.
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Later Riyadh again made known its price preference on a few occasions but in recent years it has effectively stopped sending any signals.
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In the year since, numerous contributing factors have been made known, and the brand-new aircraft model has been grounded throughout the world.
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It was a place both Pai, and to a lesser extent, fellow Commissioner Mike O'Rielly made known they did not like or deserve.
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The former campaign chairman's lobbying work for pro-Russia groups was made known earlier this year, and his finances have been under investigation.
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The team did not say how big a stake Lowe had taken, with the details expected to be made known at a later date.
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The kids' passion for singing bonded the actors, a fact Millie made known when she spoke to Aaron Paul in an interview for ELLE.
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Walmart: 63 Sam's Club stores were shut down in January, which was made known shortly after bonuses, expanded benefits, and wage hikes were announced.
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President Buhari's spokesman Garba Shehu said the secret service was analyzing the voice recording and government reaction will be made known after the investigation.
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These Briles loyalists made known their continued allegiance to those accused of presiding over a football culture in which sexual violence seemed to thrive.
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Marketed as "Canada's first vapour gala," the Go Greene Winter Gala was held at a "private upscale location" made known to ticketholders the day of.
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The truth must be made known to the Committee and the American public – and to former Marine and slain Border Patrol Agent Brian Terry family.
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Saipem said in a statement it reserved the right to appeal the decision once the reasons underpinning it had been made known within 90 days.
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" Bloom responded, "Thank you Harvey... The new round of far more serious allegations were not made known to me so I could not have realized.
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Additional rules include the driver and vehicle identification being made known to customers before their journey, round-the-clock insurance and an advanced driving test.
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The targeting of the Keirstead and Min campaigns was done by actors who have not been made known -- and may not be known to authorities.
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The vulnerability, made known to high-level officials across government, sparked concerns that adversaries would alter the information used to approve or reject visa applications.
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"Over the last year, millions of people have taken action and have made known their use of and their support of Planned Parenthood," she said.
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In it, revelations of Diana's private unhappiness, including her struggles with bulimia and past suicide attempts were made known to the public for the first time.
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And, transparency hasn't been great, she adds, as officials haven't made known how many of those confirmed and suspected cases were known contacts of sick individuals.
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" Mr. Jacobs also said the family was thankful for the Police Department's efforts and said they were praying that "the facts will ultimately be made known.
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Washington has even made known to foreign governments Trump's desire to win a Nobel Peace Prize for his efforts, according to people familiar with the matter.
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First, she was accused of plagiarizing written answers provided for her confirmation process, and then on Wednesday two Republican senators made known they would not support her.
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Karmic Backlash, made known in a Reddit post recently, these mysterious MSC files are stymieing the best efforts of Nintendo fans who want to hack the game.
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She made the acquaintance of the camp's horse stable employee and reverse psychologist Duke (Adam Bartley), who boldly made known his intentions to win her over romantically.
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The First Amendment does not "establish" such reasoning, but it does guarantee that they can be made known among us if we choose to think about them.
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When Pearl befriends a fellow ghost, a young black woman named Marguerite, the two travel together until the shocking cause of Marguerite's own death is made known.
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Ahmadinejad immediately made known his views about Israel, unleashing fiery rhetoric calling for the end to the nation and calling the Nazi extermination of Jews a myth.
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"America Rising uses [Freedom of Information Act requests] as a tool to ensure all publicly available information about a candidate is made known to voters," Cotten said.
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"She is without political enemies and without political baggage," said former New Hampshire GOP Chairman Fergus Cullen an interview earlier this week, before the video was made known.
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There were signs this week of Shine settling into the job, even as John Kelly, the chief of staff, made known he had no intention of departing soon.
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The team did not say how big a stake Lowe had taken or where it had come from, with details expected to be made known at a later date.
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Uber acknowledges that Levandowski made known that he had "discovered" five discs' worth of proprietary Waymo data, but claims it was unaware of how he came to possess it.
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The pope's decision was made known in a letter by Archbishop Luis Ladaria, head of the Vatican's doctrinal office, to Cardinal Reinhard Marx, head of the German bishops' conference.
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Agent Brian Terry – and countless others – sacrificed their lives and/or careers in both holding people/agencies accountable and ensuring the truth was made known to the American people.
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Carper has made known his preference for Wheeler over Pruitt but also said Wheeler is worse at the job than past Republican administrators William Ruckelshaus and Christine Todd Whitman.
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If you want opinion, you come to shows like mine, where our prejudices and biases and opinions are made known; there's no false pretenses that you're getting pure objectivity.
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" And MSU spokesperson Jason Cody tells PEOPLE: "As soon as these allegations were made known to police near the end of August, we devoted significant resources to investigating this case.
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The U.S. Treasury Department's recent mandate that the identity of foreign buyers be made known, for purchases above $3 million, could be discouraging overseas investors from buying pricey real estate.
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The decision was made known at the Vatican, amid a haze of pious bonhomie, as Pope Francis was receiving the Charlemagne prize, an annual award for contributions to European unity.
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Officials have called the airstrike a case of "avoidable human error," but they have not said why they struck a facility whose location had been made known to them repeatedly.
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"But these (reports) are not known publicly and now there is pressure for more of this information to be made known, otherwise the whole thing is not transparent," he said.
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On Tuesday morning's episode of LIVE with Kelly and Ryan, co-host Kelly Ripa made known her personal feelings on the franchise, saying she is "disgusted" by The Bachelor and Bachelorette.
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As I talked the folks making them, many companies compared their companion robots to Rosey, the robot made known for being sassy and doing all the chores in the Jetsons household.
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"America Rising uses [Freedom of Information Act requests] as a tool to ensure all publicly available information about a candidate is made known to voters," said Samantha Cotten, the group's spokesperson.
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LAS VEGAS — Toyota made known last November that it would spend $1 billion to found the Toyota Research Institute (TRI) charged with researching both artificial intelligence (AI) as well as robotics.
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"I will be raising the matter with ministers in parliament and using every avenue available to ensure that the facts of what happened are made known," she wrote on her website.
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As a result of the agreement she made, known as administrative closure, Bianca is not legally allowed to live in the United States, but she is not forced to go, either.
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Dunaway read out "La La Land" as the winner, prompting the cast and crew to take the stage before it was made known that "Moonlight" had indeed won the coveted award.
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President Abdelaziz Bouteflika, who uses a wheelchair, hasn&apost yet made known if he&aposll run in the North African nation&aposs April 2019 election, when he will be 82-years-old.
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The announcement came only hours after President Trump made known he was ending US involvement in the Paris agreement, a 19833-nation pledge to fight climate change by dramatically reducing carbon emissions.
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Very little detail regarding the Texas teenager's death was made known to the public until Wednesday when an arrest warrant affidavit for Howerton was released with his statements about his girlfriend's death.
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To the contrary, it appears that to the extent entities outside of the Commission sought to influence the process, the positions were made known in the record, in full view of all.
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Mrs May and Mrs Leadsom will now go forward to a postal ballot of all 150,000 or so Conservative Party members, the result of which will be made known on September 9th.
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The man, Xiaolang Zhang, had made known that he was going to go work for a Chinese self-driving car startup and was bouncing with the secrets, perhaps as a bounty or shortcut.
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But a top US official told me that Abe's administration was "unhappy that private communication involving their prime minister was made public," and that the displeasure was made known to the American government.
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When he refuses permission, she reveals her awareness of a dark secret from Hugo's past that would forever change his image in the eyes of the world should it ever be made known.
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But when the letter she wrote to Senator Dianne Feinstein of California detailing her accusations against Kavanaugh was made known to the public last week, Ford made the difficult decision to come forward.
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Further details of the attacks were not immediately made known, including the number of successful hacks, whether the hacks were an attempt at espionage or if hackers were looking to steal trade secrets.
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"The offer's main economic points were made known in the course of the publication of the MoU (memorandum of understanding) in May 2016 and remain valid," Austria's Finance Ministry said in a statement.
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Pirro and Hannity are both immigration hardliners, and made known to Trump that his party's successes in upcoming midterm elections will depend on him being able to tout successes on the border wall.
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And though the Iranian public is bending under the strain of economic privation, it hasn't lost the ability to mock the leaders once the detailed evidence of their greed and cupidity is made known.
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Kushner and Ivanka Trump made known in 2017 they would report up to Kelly when he was chief of staff, hoping to allow a more orderly system to take hold in the West Wing.
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"The decision of the Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez will be made known after the end of the meeting," the official said in a message, though he did not clarify what the decision would be about.
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The option to seek the workout, known as recuperação extrajudicial in Brazil, "was only made known to the public on July 23," when Triunfo reached a restructuring deal with lenders other than BNDES, he said.
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When it was made known that a charity from Qatar, called RAF, paid for the meals, state television in Saudi Arabia, which is in the midst of a diplomatic dispute with Qatar, jumped on it.
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It was eventually made known that Evergrande had pledged $2 billion to the California-based EV start up, with $800 million being delivered upfront and the remaining $1.2 billion to be dispersed across 93 and 2020.
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It also requires consideration of mandates' indirect costs to the private sector, such as the cost in jobs, and guarantees the public the opportunity to weigh in on regulations after the cost analyses are made known.
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Though the charges against her were not initially made public when she was placed in administrative detention, they were in fact made known a month later when her detention status changed and she was formally charged.
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Lieb was also found to have had a history of sexual harassment complaints against him at other universities that were not made known to the University of Chicago before he was hired, according to the report.
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"They are afraid that their names will be made known, and they don't want to have anything to do with it for fear of retribution, or exposure of themselves, their families, their businesses," Mr. McMaster said.
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Ms. Fleming recently made known that she intends to phase out her operatic career, but her voice is still in excellent shape, and this program could indicate that she will invest more heavily in the song repertory.
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Salmon had lunch with Ducey's chief of staff earlier this month — something his allies made known among top Republicans around the capital — though a source close to the former congressman said the appointment did not come up.
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It should be made known that serious contingency talks with Japan and South Korea on this existential matter are under way — and that China cannot protect North Korea from the consequences if such action should prove necessary.
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Ahead of Sunday's meeting, however, all signs were pointing to a failed summit as reports surfaced that Iran would not be attending and the Saudis had made known that Iran would need to be included in any deal.
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Ronald Albers, who served as bail commissioner in 2004 and recommended the bail list to criminal judges that year, told CNN he did his own review of bail schedules but said each side had made known their preference.
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So long as arbitration provisions are made known to consumers, they are "enforceable, in commercial disputes and discrimination cases alike," Judge Christopher R. Cooper of the United States District Court for the District of Columbia wrote in his ruling.
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Nigeria has issued a warning to all airline operators not to operate 737, MAX 8s and 9s into and outside any airport in the country until the cause of the crashed Ethiopian Airline plane is made known, the minister said.
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"We are trying to continue [in our fight against Nusra] until the anger of the people against them [is made known], and forces a military decision to expel them because they don't have the support of the people," he said.
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"They are afraid that their names will be made known, and they don't want to have anything to do with it for fear of retribution, or exposure of themselves, their families, their businesses," McMaster said at a press conference in November.
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"When allegations against Fr. Boxelaar surfaced and the situation gradually became clear, the Carmelites took action to remove him from his ministry and the entire matter was made known to the police, district attorney and Archdiocese of New York," Esposito said.
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"They are afraid that their names will be made known and they don't want to have anything to do with it, for fear of retribution or exposure of themselves, their families, their businesses... all perfectly good reasons," the governor said.
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At some point, when that hero's military service is made known to the group, the meeting leader tilts their head, clasps their hands and says, "Thank you for your service ... " From the veterans I know, that gesture isn't considered sincere.
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I look around me at the Opening Ceremony of the '96 Atlanta Olympics, look at the expressions on faces as the stadium's torch is clutched in the fist of Muhammad Ali, a hand shaky from the Parkinson's disorder made known to the public in 1984.
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Mr. Erevia, who single-handedly wiped out four enemy bunkers while his comrades lay wounded, said years later that after his heroics had been made known a fellow soldier was asked to draft a citation for the Medal of Honor, the highest military award.
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"We can see that if we don't contain this problem now and it is made known that Sumbawa has a lot of easily extractable gold deposits, this island could be crawling with all sorts of illegal miners and very pervasive use of mercury," he said.
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Dianne Feinstein said she wants state vulnerabilities and breaches to be made known to the American people so they can try and hold their states accountable: "I think states have to know that it's going to be known by the public if they don't" fix their systems.
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"As a result of Musk's false and misleading statements and material omissions, investors who purchased Tesla stock in the period after the false and misleading statements but before accurate information was made known to the market were harmed," said the suit, which was filed on Thursday.
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"It was our decision at the corporate level, which of course was made known to all of our papers, that Donald Trump did not meet our company and journalism values, particularly as they related to the First Amendment," said Bill Ketter, the senior vice president for news.
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Henry is having this normal, if neglected, childhood in the background of all the other characters' lives, and when Philip and Elizabeth's secret is made known to him, it's going to tear him up even more than Paige (who already suspected her parents) was torn up by learning it.
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They'd have to build the largest, most powerful rocket NASA has ever made — known as the Space Launch System, or SLS — as well as an orbiting command post called the Lunar Gateway, that would serve as the space-based launch point for lunar landing and deep space missions.
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The job listing includes some specific requirements on employment history: Vice President Joe Biden has made known in the past several days that candidates who have been confirmed for their current posts with votes from Republicans stand a better chance of being elevated by the Senate onto the court.
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According to them, Trump's legal team gave updates on what happened during the first day of courtroom action on Tuesday, the President was watching TV coverage as he flew to Florida for a rally and he made known he wants frequent trial updates as the court proceedings move along.
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In the letter, the Members stated that an inquiry sent to some of the nation's largest communications providers led them to conclude that below the line fees can add substantially to a consumer's monthly bill and should be made known to consumers before they sign up for service.
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Bail schedules, the set amount of bail that defendants are required to pay, were decided by the Superior Court of San Francisco, and Harris' office had made known their preference for increasing the bail related to gun charges, in opposition to Adachi's office who pushed for lower bails.
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The evening prior to the celebration, the first couple attended Game 5 of the World Series at the National's home stadium in Washington, D.C. When their attendance was made known via the field's big screen, the Trumps elicited boos and mocking chants of "lock him up" from the crowd (as well as some claps and cheers — but the dissenters were louder).
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Nothing to indicate that he was not in his usual good health was remarked at the time, and to-night, after his death was made known, nobody could recall anything in his appearance or actions out of the ordinary, except, according to the statement of a lady present, that he rubbed his left hand constantly with his right, as though it were benumbed.
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"I also want to make sure there is a real-time communication channel between the intelligence community and the tech companies so if they discover the Russians or anyone else creating fake pages, trying to exert covert influence over our elections, that is made known to the tech companies and the tech companies in turn can share information when they see things," Schiff added.
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Trump has made known across the Cabinet that he has no tolerance for ethics scandals, and the White House held private meetings with four Cabinet-level officials -- including Carson, Shulkin, Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke and Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt -- last month to scold them for embarrassing stories about questionable ethical behavior at their respective agencies, sources familiar with the sessions tell CNN.
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"This early alliance with Rorschach's point of view made later parts of the comic pretty disturbing for me, as Rorschach's extraordinarily negative opinion of women and the poor and the LGBTQ community is made known, as his intrusive behavior towards his friends arises, as he terrorizes a reformed and terminally ill supervillain for taking unprescribed painkillers, and as he brutally kills animals for their owner's crimes," she added.
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