Nongovernment employees will soon leave Earth in nongovernment launch systems from nongovernment spaceports.
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A law governing foreign nongovernment organizations that takes effect on Jan.
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There are now fewer nongovernment job openings than there are unemployed.
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According to Space Angels, a company must fulfill three criteria: developed by a nongovernment-owned profit-seeking entity, built with risk-capital that is at least 3503 percent of the total development costs and serving government and nongovernment customers.
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Religious groups and nongovernment organizations critical of Fidesz have seen funding dry up.
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A device that detects nongovernment phones occasionally scans for violations, according to the Times.
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The institutions measured in the survey include the government, media, business and nongovernment organizations.
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However, the new liquidity fees and redemption gates will apply to nongovernment money market funds.
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Nongovernment organizations and international aid groups generally see to the needs of refugees placed in camps.
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Nongovernment businesses catering to tourists visiting national parks, for example, suffered permanent losses on hotel bookings.
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The program is being offered as part of nongovernment Cigna plans for employers, unions and individuals.
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Michael Spavor operated a nongovernment organization that promoted tourist, cultural and business exchanges with North Korea.
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She started her business during the recession, when I was laid off from a nongovernment job.
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She cites increasing studies around the world, particularly at universities and nongovernment organizations, on nonviolent conflict resolution.
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Sure. It's done every day in Israel itself by the media, nongovernment groups, and in the Knesset.
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He is president of Messengers of Peace, a nongovernment organization that employs 3,900 people and 5,000 volunteers.
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Some reported nongovernment employees changing their minds on purchases due to overall concern and uncertainty about the economy.
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But that's why the reconciliation building process has to start between private citizens and nongovernment actors, said Leaf.
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The boards of nongovernment money funds will also gain new powers to limit withdrawals in times of stress.
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This started with those in the military and extended to journalists, government officials, nongovernment workers and contractors alike.
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He also combed through several nongovernment databases on terrorism to make sure he wasn't leaving any incidents out.
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WEALTH: Novatek, which has been under limited sanctions since 2014, is Russia's largest nongovernment-owned natural gas supplier.
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It has cracked down on nongovernment organizations like rights groups and charities as well as churches and mosques.
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Interfax, a nongovernment news agency, reported that the central bank held an emergency meeting Thursday evening with Russian bankers.
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But the Amadeu Antonio Foundation, a respected nongovernment source, compiles lists culled from news media and police reports nationwide.
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Finally, spinning off air traffic control responsibilities to a nongovernment corporation could potentially pose a risk to national security.
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Nongovernment estimates can range from the independent Tax Policy Center's 251.9 percent to the conservative Heritage Foundation's 2418 percent.
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Hanging over the clay and corrugated iron houses, billboards advertised the development projects of various nations and nongovernment organizations.
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But this routine homework of the State Department is mandated by Congress and often followed closely by nongovernment organizations.
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The office is responsible for gathering information on potential threats to domestic security from both government and nongovernment sources.
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The F.D.A. took the position that during a public health emergency, nongovernment labs should come to it before doing tests.
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And many children from more privileged families who attend nongovernment schools receive English tuition from day care through high school.
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This week, the international nongovernment organization Freedom House downgraded the country from "free" to "partly free" because of the attacks.
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In other words, the pro-democracy camp and a collection of nongovernment groups combined have just secured more bargaining power.
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The rally was organized by Bersih, a coalition of nongovernment organizations that want to reform and clean up Malaysia's electoral process.
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Human Rights Watch is a global nonprofit, nongovernment group that does research and reports on human rights conditions in 90 countries.
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"It's not true the NGOs save lives," he said, referring to the nongovernment organizations that operate many of the aid ships.
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Editorial Across the world, American diplomats champion, and sometimes fund, nongovernment organizations that fight for human rights, often in authoritarian countries.
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Ukraine, with its growing number of volunteer movements, nongovernment charities and independent political parties, is occupied in framing a new civic identity.
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Grassley sent FBI Director Christopher Wray a letter on Monday asking if the bureau has obtained any information from Comey's nongovernment devices.
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He said State was looking for nongovernment actors to make up for programs that would be cut or eliminated by Trump's budget.
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It is run by Biocon Foundation, one of the few nongovernment organizations in India that offer free cancer screening for the poor.
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The group has led the drive to erect the sculpture, and has received support from local lawmakers and funding from nongovernment organizations.
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Work collaboratively with governments, nongovernment organizations, and peers to understand the latest security threats and ways to work together to put out fires.
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Clinton and her aides used a nongovernment email server, there was no breach that we know of and she cooperated with the FBI.
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It is considered an elite school that represents the modern and moderate Afghanistan, where many afghan government and nongovernment organization officials have studied.
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Is building coalitions with nongovernment players in social media, and prioritizing human rights concerns, an essential strategy in a world of decentralized power?
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Elijah Cummings (D-Md.), ranking member of the House Oversight Committee, asking Kushner for information on his nongovernment accounts and private family domain.
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As the National Review's Andrew McCarthy has reported, Obama knowingly and repeatedly sent communications to Clinton via her nongovernment, unsecured email and server.
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Such a move was also taken against Hungary's nationalist government in May over its moves to restrict asylum-seekers and regulate nongovernment organizations.
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The Food and Drug Administration took the position that during a public health emergency, nongovernment labs should come to it before doing tests.
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Some advocacy groups have linked the case to China's introduction this year of a law regulating and limiting activities of overseas nongovernment organizations.
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It describes itself as a nongovernment organization whose aims, according to its website, are to inspire nationalism and protect the welfare of Hindus.
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Another official involved in promoting nongovernment U.S. interests said the Polish government made the process of creating the center more difficult than last year.
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Instead, much more attention and support should be given to the nongovernment organizations that are working on these important issues on a personal basis.
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He credited Annunciation House and other nongovernment organizations as well as local police and the city's Office of Emergency Management with smoothing the process.
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Despite an Interior Department policy prohibiting nongovernment employees from riding in government vehicles, the agency's Office of Solicitor Division of General Law approved Mrs.
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Its Patient Assurance Program will be available to members of participating nongovernment-funded pharmacy plans managed by Express Scripts, including Cigna and other plans.
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Kalyuzhny was the founding member of the European Centre for a Modern Ukraine, a nongovernment organization based in Brussels that lobbied in favor of Yanukovych.
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Zinke has questioned the methods used by the 300 government and nongovernment scientists who contributed to the report, which was authorized by 13 federal agencies.
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Cigna and its pharmacy benefit manager, Express Scripts, said the program will be available for nongovernment Cigna plans for employers, unions and individuals starting Wednesday.
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"I wish I had thought about the fact that someone could be nongovernment — non-State — and those records might be not being captured," she added.
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A report from The Washington Post stated that an unnamed senior government official had committed to continued funding for fetal tissue research in nongovernment labs.
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The report also accused China of using its position on a United Nations committee that accredits nongovernment organizations to obstruct applications by civil society groups.
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Initial information from the police suggested a truck bomb had exploded near Green Village, a large compound providing housing to foreign contractors and nongovernment organizations.
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Although the N.A.A.A. describes itself as a "nongovernment agency," the majority of its board members are Naval Academy personnel, including Chet Gladchuk, the athletic director.
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A coalition of prominent nongovernment organizations, meanwhile, issued a joint statement accusing the Saudi government of continuing to persecute dissidents, activists, journalists and independent clerics.
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António Horta-Osório, the Lloyds chief executive, said the bank welcomed the government's decision to resume its trading plan and return the bank to nongovernment ownership.
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After retweeting the posts at issue, both of which originated from nongovernment accounts, the agency stopped its Twitter activity for several hours on Friday and Saturday.
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"We remain deeply concerned about the uncertainties and potentially hostile environment for foreign nonprofit, nongovernment organizations and their Chinese partners that this law creates," she said.
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Anton Gerashchenko, a Ukrainian lawmaker, said in an interview that he and Mr. Voronenkov had discussed opening a nongovernment group in Kiev to study Russian corruption.
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Former communications director Anthony Scaramucci was also duped by a nongovernment email address of a prankster pretending to be former White House Chief of Staff Reince Priebus.
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The company even says the government is prepared to forgo a portion of its dividends so that nongovernment shareholders receive payouts based on the $75 billion total.
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The ICC was established in 85033 to prosecute genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity after human rights groups and other nongovernment organizations pushed for its creation.
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But only a fraction of those shares will be held by nongovernment investors, as Chinese state-run companies have already pledged to buy up most of them.
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" A group of 77 nongovernment organizations issued a statement saying the proposed law "seems to be dictated by political considerations and by what is convenient for authorities.
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It was in reference to a donation drive the company is having to support a nongovernment organization working to combat the outbreak across the Asia-Pacific region.
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The employment cost index, a metric closely watched at the Federal Reserve, showed compensation cost for nongovernment workers up 2.7 percent, compared with 2.4 percent a year ago.
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"The defendant company GSKCI is guilty of bribing nongovernment personnel and will be fined 3 billion yuan," the judge, Wu Jixiang, said sternly, referring to Glaxo's Chinese name.
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In addition, Mr. Zinke asked his security detail to drive a nongovernment employee to the airport on one occasion, also in violation of agency policy, the report found.
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Nongovernment leaks are generally not illegal, though they can also be a violation of contractual obligations to an employer and may set off civil suits or disciplinary action.
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When Donald Trump signed an executive action to reinstate the Global Gag Rule, banning federal funding for international nongovernment organizations that offer safe abortion access, we took a hit.
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A rule put in place nine months ago stipulates that only one senior military leader and one civilian leader are allowed to appear per day at each nongovernment event.
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Clinton put at risk some secrets (though very likely none of them life-threatening) and, equally important, the careers of public servants who knew about her nongovernment email address.
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The judge called Bill Mulcrone, an ironworker and regional director of Helmets to Hardhats, a nongovernment organization that places veterans in skilled jobs in the building and construction trades.
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After her career in politics, Ms. Kullmann Five worked in private business and served on the boards of several companies, including the Norwegian oil company Statoil, and nongovernment organizations.
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Brazilian nongovernment organization Climate Observatory on March 26 published documents laying out the environmental vision of Bolsonaro's transition team as he prepared to take over the presidency on Jan. 1.
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The field, located in the Maule region of Chile, was officially inaugurated this week by the Daya Foundation, a nongovernment organization that advocates for the legal use of medical marijuana.
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The official Syrian news agency said more than 300 workers had been taken, but a nongovernment group with a network of contacts in the country put the number at 170.
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The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a nongovernment group that monitors the Syria conflict from abroad through a network of contacts inside Syria, gave a similar account but lower numbers.
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The event is hosted by the food events platform Komeeda, with sponsors including Fedcap; Emma's Torch; and the International Rescue Committee, a nongovernment organization that provides humanitarian aid and relief.
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Mr. Orban's chief of staff, Janos Lazar, said Thursday that accusations of a "mafia state" apply better to the nongovernment organizations that receive funding from Mr. Soros's Open Society Foundations.
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Further, the House Oversight Committee investigated inappropriate use of nongovernment email for official business by the George W. Bush White House, taking deposition testimony from two White House political directors.
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The pace of the hearing schedule and the unorthodox biographies of many in Mr. Trump's prospective cabinet — with their far-flung business holdings and nongovernment backgrounds — have already produced headaches.
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The moves by the Trump administration seek to tighten sanctions as part of its maximum-pressure campaign during nuclear negotiations, as well as sever nongovernment exchanges between Americans and North Koreans.
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West Wing aides are instructed to drop their personal phones into small storage lockers when they come to work, periodically checked up on by a scanning device that detects nongovernment phones.
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The emails have been an issue for Clinton's campaign since it became known 10 months ago that she exclusively used a nongovernment account linked to a homebrew server while in office.
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According to IMF estimates, since 2008, Chinese credit to its nongovernment sector has increased by almost 100 percent of GDP as the Chinese authorities aggressively pursued policies to pump up its economy.
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A due-diligence report by Appleby noted Mr. Mikhelson's source of wealth — valued currently at about $18 billion — from oil and gas investments, notably through Novatek, Russia's largest nongovernment-owned gas company.
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Mr. Avaei's appearance was "an insult" to the memory of victims of his trials and to human rights defenders, said Impact Iran, a coalition of nongovernment groups monitoring human rights in Iran.
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All that observers — generally press, family members and nongovernment-organization workers — can hear is the sound loud enough to be picked up by microphones and piped out on a 45-second delay.
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For months, Bouteghmès had helped organize protests to keep it open, and as it became clear the Roma would not prevail, he worked with local nongovernment organizations to help find temporary squats.
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Apple refused to help, prompting a high-stakes legal and public relations confrontation that ended when the FBI said an unidentified nongovernment party had come forward with a way to crack the phone.
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Similarly, we're now in an internet-like moment in which we can imagine an explosion of innovation in space, our ultimate commons, as nongovernment groups, companies, and individuals begin to drive progress there.
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"Effective immediately, Defense Department personnel are prohibited from using geolocation features and functionality on government and nongovernment-issued devices, applications and services while in locations designated as operational areas," Pentagon spokesman Army Col.
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Brian Griffey, regional researcher at nongovernment organization Amnesty International, said sending migrants back to Mexico is "extremely dangerous" because it exposes them to criminal cartels that control broad areas of the Mexican border.
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Through the formation of "nongovernment organizations" (NGOs), ranging widely from the Audubon Society to the Sierra Club, Americans found a mechanism through which they could demand a political response to environmental problems from lawmakers.
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But in the amended disclosure, dated Friday, Flynn names RT and at least two other Russia-linked firms as sources of income in a section for nongovernment earnings that exceed $5,000 in a year.
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Grassley, in his letter, asks Wray if the Justice Department has either asked Comey for work material from his nongovernment email or devices or if they've tried to search Comey's personal email or devices.
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"Not only is enforcement and compliance [of FARA] very weak, but at the intersection between foreign governments and nongovernment foreign actors, the lines are blurred these days," said Tyler Cole, Issue One's policy counsel.
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But the job of reopening the airport this week fell, at least in part, to an American nongovernment group, G.S.D. Since then, the group's members have been serving as the airfield's air traffic controllers.
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More than centering the needs of victims of trafficking or providing anything close to useful public education, it's been an opportunity for almost any federal agency, elected official, or nongovernment organization to self-promote.
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They wrote that agencies don't offer the benefit because it is not explicitly authorized under U.S. code outlining training expenses, even though they are allowed to offer nongovernment resources to employees for this purpose.
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" In 2012, the Sixth Amendment Center noted that Louisiana's indigent defense system was the only one in the nation that "relies primarily on locally generated, nongovernment general fund appropriations to fund the right to counsel.
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The Russian outreach to Page, Papadopoulos, and Trump Jr. brims with hallmarks of Russian intelligence, including the use of nongovernment intermediaries, or "cutouts," whose unofficial status would let the Kremlin deny involvement, the experts said.
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The American, Jeffery Woodke, who works for a local nongovernment organization, was taken from his home in Abalak by a group of armed men in a pickup truck, a statement from the Interior Ministry said.
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In the absence of a nationwide population-based cancer screening program in India, the device is used in some private hospital chains, medical colleges, nongovernment organizations and state governments, and among community health care workers.
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A variety of volunteers and nongovernment organizations working with the federal government have been trolling through remote parts of Central America to try to find the parents — 11 of whom have not yet been located.
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If the receipt of opposition research from a foreigner is now equivalent to receiving illegal campaign funds, the law would extend to foreign academics, public interest groups, nongovernment organizations, and journalists supplying information to a campaign.
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Liberal critics of Mr. Xi and foreign officials have also raised worries that a recently passed law on foreign nongovernment organizations may be used to cut back the room for international groups to operate in China.
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"My ethos as humanitarian coordinator is that nongovernment and U.N. agencies are here as professionals and we will stay to continue to protect and deliver the aid that the people of this country require," he said.
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In a statement, he reiterated Democrats' views that Mr. Trump's executive privilege assertion, made after the material in question was already shared with nongovernment lawyers and then Mr. Mueller's investigators, would not stand up in court.
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Another will have gone to Pat Cipollone, the White House counsel, asking for the identities of any senior White House officials who have used — as Hillary Clinton once did — nongovernment email accounts to conduct official business.
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While Mr. Zinke's request that his security detail drive a nongovernment employee to the airport was a violation of policy, he was told that it was inappropriate "and it has not happened again," the report found.
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Bedjo Untung, chairman of the Indonesian Institute for the Study of the 1965-66 Massacre, a nongovernment organization, said he was not giving up hope that the Indonesian government would one day open a formal inquiry.
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Party leaders have denounced Western-inspired ideas like "civil society" and an independent judiciary, and the government is developing a law for foreign nongovernment organizations that could severely restrict their activities, especially in legal and political issues.
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Longstanding antipathy among ethnic Rakhine Buddhists - who say the UN and nongovernment bodies favor the Rohingya with aid deliveries – spiked in August, with protesters demanding that aid agencies leave and the U.N. warning staff against rising hostility.
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The $450 million in assistance the United States provides each year, mainly to nongovernment groups in the Northern Triangle, has demonstrated success in reducing gang activity, crime and corruption — the very things that push asylum-seekers north.
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By the new century, with nongovernment sources spending more on research, he suggested that the president's science office, which was revived in 19603, become a "window on the private sector" rather than a more aggressive guiding force.
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She opened the first Grassroot store in August 2015 and has worked with the association since, as well as with a nongovernment group called Women Weave to produce handmade pieces in limited quantities with artisans across India.
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The bride, who is 26 and will be taking her husband's name, works in Shanghai, as the program manager for the Joint U.S.-China Collaboration on Clean Energy, a nongovernment organization and consultancy for sustainability in mainland China.
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The survivor made a statement against Pell the following year to a police task force set up to investigate allegations that arose from a state parliamentary inquiry into handling of child abuse by religious and other nongovernment organizations.
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Airwars, a nongovernment organization that monitors reports of civilian casualties in international airstrikes, has asserted that at least 2,831 civilians are likely to have been killed as of March 28 by the coalition's air attacks since August 20153.
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"Correct me if I am wrong, but this has not happened for any elections in Russia," Dmitry Gudkov, an opposition politician who lost his seat in part because nongovernment candidates got virtually zero television coverage, wrote on Facebook.
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A committee source insisted that Democratic leadership staff and the Judiciary Committee had for months been carefully coordinating their plan for hearings, including bringing in nongovernment individuals like Lewandowski who would be unable to defy a congressional subpoena.
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In 2014, Mr. Friedman wrote long stories in both Tablet and The Atlantic, arguing that the cozy ties between the foreign press corps in Jerusalem and nongovernment organizations helped create a variety of subtle, self-perpetuating anti-Israel biases.
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Yet the idea of sectoral balances — that government or nongovernment deficits are offset by surpluses on the other side — is what some financial economists find so illuminating, even if they stop short of endorsing all of the theory's tenets.
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And unlike the Soviets, the United States benefited from the existence of a vast ecosystem of nongovernment media that, even when it crossed swords with the American government, still reflected an American outlook and implicitly promoted American cultural values.
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BRASILIA, Nov 27 (Reuters) - Brazilian cosmetics company Natura Cosmeticos SA said on Wednesday that it was concerned about a state police raid against a nongovernment organization (NGO) that it has partnered with on sustainably developing the Amazon rainforest region.
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On the outside, however, lots of nongovernment organizations and academics and others are already using the pledges made by governments under the Paris agreement to create their own review mechanisms that will help all of us learn what's working.
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Only a fraction of the shares will be held by nongovernment investors, though — more than 75 percent of the shares were presold to cornerstone investors (big buyers that get priority by promising not to sell their stakes for six months).
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A recent report by Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch, based on visits to Nauru by investigators from the two nongovernment organizations, said the mistreatment of migrants at the offshore processing centers appeared to be by design rather than accident.
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Ms. Zhao, now in Taipei as a guest of National Chung Cheng University, said in an interview that she knew of multiple cases in which nongovernment groups or universities that invited a Chinese participant used medical visas as a workaround.
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David Wendler, who heads the research ethics section in the bioethics department at the National Institutes of Health Clinical Center, said nongovernment funding of research was nothing new, with some 70 percent of the money coming from private, for-profit companies.
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For 28 months, as director of the federal Office of Science and Technology under President Richard M. Nixon, Dr. David successfully lobbied for the first budget increases for grants for nongovernment applied research and development in more than a decade.
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"It's not only that we're cutting off our own [refugee] intake, it's that we're cutting off aid in the region," said Michelle Nunn, the president and CEO of CARE USA, a nongovernment organization that has been offering international aid for 2202 years.
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Through the FOIA suit, Democracy Forward obtained evidence that Ross used nongovernment accounts to send or receive official correspondence about interactions with European trade officials as well as details on meetings with a German carmakers and American billionaire Bill Koch, the Post reported.
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"I have met with allies who can report that Russia, as part of their sophisticated information and disinformation operations, engaged actively with so-called nongovernment organizations — environmental organizations working against shale gas — to maintain European dependence on imported Russian gas," Rasmussen asserted.
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If Mr. Barr cannot straight out commit to the release of Mr. Mueller's full report to Congress, with some possible redactions of the names of nongovernment individuals for reasons of their safety, then Mr. Barr must be unanimously voted down in committee.
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Now, he will head the so-called President's Intelligence Advisory Board -- a committee made up of nongovernment employees that gets access to a wide swath of intelligence information and acts as an independent monitor on the 22019 agencies that make up the intelligence community.
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And in countries such as Myanmar, where we faced huge challenges delivering aid to the 3.4 million survivors of Cyclone Nargis in 2008, local nongovernment organizations and Red Cross societies know how to navigate around bureaucratic bottlenecks and prevent diversion of aid to greedy generals.
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It also cited the exceptional treatment that the United Nations accorded President Xi Jinping of China when he visited its Geneva headquarters in January: It sent home many staff members early, refused access to nongovernment organizations and granted access to only a handful of journalists.
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On Thursday, the United States Department of Labor issued a final safe-harbor rule, making it possible for California to run its program without conforming with the federal employee benefits law, known as Erisa, that now covers all nongovernment workers in California and the other 49 states.
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Everyone in Vietnam, "government and nongovernment, has the same sense that the Chinese should stay away from those islands," said Liam C. Kelley, a professor of history at the University of Hawaii at Manoa who has studied the roots of the relationship between the two countries.
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They will present new challenges to federal probation, specifically since "no federal agencies, state or local jurisdictions, or nongovernment organizations in the U.S." have "specialized evaluation and assessment practices or intervention programming for radicalized defendants and offenders," as the former Chief US Probation Officer for the District of Minnesota Kevin Lowry stipulated in this paper late last year.
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The disclosures about Mr. Kushner's and Ms. Trump's methods of communication raise questions not just about whether they violated the federal law in not preserving their communications but whether they shared classified information on their nongovernment accounts — the same kinds of charges that Mr. Trump thought disqualified his 2016 opponent and were enough to put her in jail.
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The saga of Mr. Lee — who disappeared upon crossing into China from Macau in March, then reappeared in a courtroom in September to proclaim his guilt while reading from a script — has raised concerns among workers for nongovernment organizations and others in Taiwan that their social media postings could lead to problems during future visits to China.
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Titus Molkenbur, a representative for the confiscated German ship, denied the accusation and said in an interview last week that Italy was criminalizing rescue operations and that the seizure was a "politically motivated" retribution for his not signing a new code of conduct for nongovernment organization ships championed by the country's tough interior minister, Marco Minniti.
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Through UN organizations — including the High Level Task Force on Global Food Security and the Scaling Up Nutrition Movement — he pulled together representatives from the UN, government agencies, donor groups and nongovernment organizations to help impress upon leaders in developing countries that children malnourished from the start suffer permanent damage that reduces their ability to reach their best potential, he said.
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"The idea that a young person could look at a tech career and see that as a path to working in the Justice Department, or any nongovernment organization or local government agency, as much as going to a tech company is something that I think is badly needed," said Anne-Marie Slaughter, the chief executive of New America, a research organization in Washington whose focus includes public interest technology.
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Chris Lagman, director of learning and development at Love Yourself, a nongovernment H.I.V. testing center he helped open in 2011, said the barrier to a more robust program came not just from church teachings but from a clash of generational values between younger Filipinos, who are growing up in a more permissive culture and experimenting with sex earlier, and their parents who, like the generations before them, are disinclined and ill equipped to discuss sexual health.
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Sen. Chuck GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyWhite House denies exploring payroll tax cut to offset worsening economy Schumer joins Pelosi in opposition to post-Brexit trade deal that risks Northern Ireland accord GOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation MORE (R-Iowa) is pressing the FBI for details on former Director James ComeyJames Brien Comey85033 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Barr predicts progressive prosecutors will lead to 'more crime, more victims' James Comey shows our criminal justice system works as intended MORE's use of nongovernment email after the issue was raised in a highly anticipated watchdog report.
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" A federal judge ruled that Ross broke the law with the way he mishandled trying to add the citizenship question to the 2020 Census, but he also has been accused of threatening National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration officials if they challenged Trump's Sharpie falsehoods, claimed to be a billionaire until Forbes found out he was counting his investors' money as his own and even used a private email account to conduct official government business: "From a nongovernment account, Ross has sent or received official correspondence about discussions with the European Commission for Trade, a U.S. ambassador's meeting with German car manufacturers, a dinner featuring the ambassador of Japan, what appears to be an event related to billionaire businessman Bill Koch, and meeting requests from the far-right Internet troll Charles Johnson.
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