But senior military commanders already are talking privately about further troop level increases.
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" The source adds, "They've been talking privately for a bit and hanging out.
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" The source further claimed, "They've been talking privately for a bit and hanging out.
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Sessions has been talking privately with two Trump political lieutenants, Bill Stepien and Justin Clark.
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They gossiped and speculated after they saw Ayers talking privately with Trump on midterm election night.
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Johnson and Lovato have been "talking privately a bit and hanging out," a source told People.
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But earlier this week, Recode reported that Kalanick was talking privately about orchestrating a return to Uber.
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Now 81, Kennedy in 2016 began talking privately about retiring as the presidential election campaign was underway.
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But it gets more nuanced, especially at the district level — and especially if you get people talking privately.
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Trump has reportedly been talking privately for weeks about allowing prosecutors to pursue the death penalty in drug cases.
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Trump has reportedly been talking privately for weeks about allowing prosecutors to pursue the death penalty in drug cases.
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CAVUTO: You don&apost worry about what this does in the future for presidents or leaders of countries talking privately?
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BlackRock spokesman Ed Sweeney said the firm believes that talking privately with company officials is the best way to address pay issues.
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Already, some Senate Republicans and Democrats are talking privately about a way forward, at least on the insurance exchanges on health care.
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Moon held a historic summit of his own with Kim in April, with the two leaders smiling, holding hands and talking privately together.
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Yes, calling out prejudiced thinking on social media helps, but talking privately is likelier to lead to a real dialogue and not just internet posturing.
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Bloomberg News reported, citing sources, that representatives of Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and Chinese Vice Premier Liu He are talking privately to resume the discussions.
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Days later came a report that Trump is talking privately about the notion that the Justice Department could somehow turn the tables and prosecute Mueller.
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The media outlet said representatives of Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and Chinese Vice Premier Liu He are talking privately, according to sources familiar with the situation.
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The report, which cites two people familiar with the situation, said Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and Chinese Vice Premier Liu He are talking privately about the matter.
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Four Republican senators - enough to derail the legislation - have been talking privately about opposing the bill because it would balloon the federal deficit, according to a Time magazine report.
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For starters, she is calling for a $275 billion increase in infrastructure spending over five years (and many of her advisers are talking privately about a much bigger program).
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A man in Germany said that after he contacted Amazon about his archived data, he received 1,700 audio recordings from Alexa of a complete stranger talking privately, Reuters reported Thursday.
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Advisers and people close to the senator speak as if he plans to run, talking privately about his core message and his proven ability to raise money from individual donors.
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President Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin spent about an hour talking privately at a dinner during the G-20 meeting in Europe, according to a source familiar with the meeting.
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Halfway in [the dinner], Trump gets up from his seat, sits next to Putin, and spends roughly an hour talking privately and animatedly with the Russian president, joined only by Putin's own translator.
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Now, Mr. Trump and his Republican allies on Capitol Hill have recast their ambitions for a rapid-fire repeal, talking privately and publicly about a more deliberative process that could be phased in over weeks or months.
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Now, Mr. Trump and his Republican allies on Capitol Hill have recast their ambitions for a rapid-fire repeal, talking privately and publicly about a more deliberative process that could be phased in over weeks or months.
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In a large office, it's not clear if this information would tell you much, but in a smaller company, these statistics might be a way for a boss to check whether there's been a spike in people talking privately.
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But given that her therapist's notes show she was talking privately about the alleged assault in 2012, and that she decided not to come forward in Kavanaugh's hearings until her identity leaked to reporters and she had no choice, it seems unlikely.
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Some of the staff and senior officials may genuinely feel the Trump is erring by talking privately to Putin or Kim, or not making a meeting a reward, but a lot of what we're seeing is anxiety borne of no longer being able to influence the process of shaping the president's options.
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A conversation with the Ghost implies that Yelena is working as a mole for someone else and that she may even be someone else disguised as Yelena. She is later seen talking privately through a comm-link to Nick Fury.Thunderbolts #133 (Aug. 2009) Osborn orders Yelena to lead the current Thunderbolts to kill former Thunderbolt, Songbird.
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Kenneth Kaunda visiting communist Romania's leader, Nicolae Ceauşescu, in 1970. Kuanda talking privately with U.S. President Jimmy Carter at the White House in 1978 U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell and President of Zambia Levy Mwanawasa meet in New York City during the 59th UN General Assembly. After independence in 1964, Zambia was one of the most vocal opponents to white minority rule and colonialism. President Kenneth Kaunda, who held office 1964–1991, was a very visible advocate of change in Southern Africa.
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At a dinner with his friends, he discovers that Anna, by this time an Oscar winner, is back in London making a film. He visits her location shoot, where Anna sees him and invites him past security so that he can watch the filming with the intention of them talking privately afterwards. Despite realising that the film is a period Henry James rendition (something he had suggested), Will overhears her dismiss him to a co-star, and leaves without further contact. The next day, Anna comes to the bookshop with a wrapped gift, and asks if she can see him again.
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After the birth of Emily, Ellen started to go to AA, Janet developed back problems due to the difficult delivery of Emily, and Ken started to seem more mentally stable after Janet forced Ken to see a psychiatrist. Then he truly became loving and devoted to both Janet and Emily. But one evening when Ellen had an alcoholic relapse, Ken caught Janet and Ed talking privately to each other and Ken became even more jealous and stopped going to see his psychiatrist and stopped taking his medications. Ken did not tell Janet or his partner Mike about this.
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The circumstances surrounding the recording of the Royal tapes are still poorly understood, despite the "Squidgygate" and "Camillagate" tapes both having been analysed by experts. The "Camillagate" tape showed no signs of suspicious treatment, and appeared to be just what it was claimed to have been: a recording, "from air", of Prince Charles and Camilla talking privately on 18 December 1989. Chance interception of high-level communication is not unknown: during the 1982 Falklands conflict, a radio ham in London had intercepted and taped a conversation between the then-Prime Minister's press secretary Sir Bernard Ingham and the Assistant Director-General of the BBC, in which the BBC was pressurised into sharing war footage with commercial rivals ITN. The "Squidgygate" tape showed clear signs of having been doctored and rebroadcast on 4 January 1990; four days after its initial interception on New Year's Eve, 1989.
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