Spicer asked to be kept abreast of developments and, upon information and belief, Butowsky did keep Mr. Spicer abreast of developments.
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The LSE said it has kept regulators "abreast of developments".
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It's a good time to stay abreast of the news.
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Keep abreast of Julia Sinelnikova's work on her website and Instagram.
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Traders have also been keeping abreast of fresh corporate earnings releases.
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The FDA also needs to run faster to keep abreast of innovation.
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And the company is also keeping abreast of changes in the semiconductor market.
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For now, she's staying abreast of the strip club biz ... and making a killing.
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He keeps abreast of scores, but cannot stomach a full Monday Night Football broadcast.
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Of those concertgoers, 40 percent say they want to stay abreast of current tastes.
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Follow me, Nick Gazin, on Instagram if you want to keep abreast of my doings.
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Keep involved between meetings and stay abreast of what is going on with the company.
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Guccifer 2.0 kept abreast of which articles mentioned him, but rarely appeared to read them.
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Everson said that Congress and the IRS will have to stay abreast of businesses' actions.
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His faction was keeping the United States and Jordan abreast of the situation on the ground.
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Even while in prison he met with opposition leaders and stayed abreast of Mr Kabila's actions.
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This represents a huge challenge for scientists who are trying to keep abreast of the field.
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But keeping abreast of and following those rules has proven to be a minefield for companies.
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A spokeswoman tells PEOPLE that Prince William and Harry have been kept abreast of the project.
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"Local law enforcement was keeping Capitol P.D. in Washington, D.C., abreast of their investigation," Knudsen said.
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Crunchbase is partnering with All Raise to keep abreast of these numbers within the U.S. market.
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Knudson said local law enforcement was keeping US Capitol Police in Washington abreast of the investigation.
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And, the celebs that rep these brands make sure we're always abreast of the latest release.
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It is hard to stay anywhere near abreast of the technology our kids are engaging with.
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Lobbyists for Facebook — which also employs Mr. Schumer's daughter — were kept abreast of Mr. Schumer's efforts.
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And she answered, 'no' when Cheronis asked her if she's kept abreast of the Weinstein case.
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Reading books is one of the top ways business leaders stay abreast of what&aposs important.
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Throughout Mr. Giuliani's efforts he would brief Mr. Trump, keeping the president abreast of his work.
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Of course, tech wouldn't be tech without a few differing and incompatible standards to stay abreast of.
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It's unclear which hotels will roll out the platform, but we'll keep you abreast of the situation.
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We had no real choice, so the tenants promised to keep each other abreast of the negotiations.
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Consumers need to be careful when using coupons, keeping abreast of any changes in terms and prices.
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" Al-Afghani also tries to stay abreast of U.S. politics, telling Warner, "Donald Trump is an idiot!!!
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McCain was making phone calls from his home in Phoenix, Arizona, to stay abreast of congressional matters.
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The White House said chief of staff John Kelly is also keeping Trump abreast of the situation.
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Take it and see — and remember to stay abreast of the news even over the Thanksgiving break.
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Facebook lobbyists were kept abreast of Mr. Schumer's efforts to protect the company, according to the employee.
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Check back for updates and follow BuzzFeed News on Twitter to stay abreast of this situation. 🐔
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The update is intended to keep creators abreast of what's in store for YouTube and its community.
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Locals in each area have been eagerly snapping photos of production, keeping everyone abreast of the progress.
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Keep an open, honest dialogue with your managers, and keep them abreast of your goals and plans.
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Regardless, compliance departments definitely need to take these proactive steps now and stay abreast of the regulatory developments.
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Stocks in Asia finished Friday mostly mixed to lower as investors continued to keep abreast of the situation.
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European stocks closed mixed on Thursday, as investors kept abreast of geopolitical news taking place across the globe.
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Keeping us abreast of progress is great, but it still doesn't make a technology feel real and tangible.
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But you can also keep abreast of the far more unpredictable messaging you can find on social media.
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But, we've been keeping Congress abreast of what we're doing Saagar, and I think it's, something they appreciate.
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The next basho starts in March and you can keep abreast of it by following Kintamayama on YouTube.
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Martin has periodically kept fans abreast of possible additions to the "Game of Thrones" mythology via his blog.
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Morrison also kept the acting U.S. ambassador to Ukraine, William Taylor, abreast of developments inside the White House.
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Trump and her office stay abreast of coverage of the White House, particularly anything about the East Wing.
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Facebook, on the other hand, had incredibly good retention and understood the value of staying abreast of its users.
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Workers do not need to be kept abreast of every single corporate development via memos or all-staff emails.
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The Sunlight Foundation's open-source app keeps users abreast of the goings-on in the House and the Senate.
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I've been watching the high-end camera drone market ever since, keeping abreast of Ben Popper's adventures and recommendations.
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I found out he is a solid man who is kept well abreast of various subjects under his purview.
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"But we've been keeping Congress abreast of what we're doing ... and I think it's something they appreciate," Trump said.
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Cohen allegedly kept Trump abreast of the conversations and the talks allegedly lasted longer into 2016 than previously known.
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If you're staying abreast of current events, it's almost impossible not to be aware of what he's up to.
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Check out more rock sculptures from Ishihana-Chitoku on Instagram, and keep abreast of new projects on his website.
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Wright, whose skills seemed diminished in his minor league and simulated games, kept the Mets abreast of his condition.
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He stares at his computer, keeping abreast of orders he cannot satisfy, while breaking off to play the piano.
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I'm grateful for my tireless, fellow journalists, who keep the world abreast of the battle against this coronavirus outbreak.
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New and experienced developers alike need to work hard to stay abreast of the major changes in the industry.
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Ricco coordinates the medical and training staff, and keeps the owners and Manager Terry Collins abreast of players' health.
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Will & Grace could soon return to television screens, and they're doing their best to stay abreast of the national conversation.
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The pace of change, especially since the election, compels Mr Trump's fans and foes alike to stay abreast of developments.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Mergermarket helps bankers and lawyers win business by keeping them abreast of the latest M&A developments.
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"I work among a lot of women who showed great interest in staying abreast of last week's hearing," Horton said.
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After all, they have the money and need fresh entrepreneurial talent to tap new markets and stay abreast of disruption.
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These crucial hours are not spent deliberating legislation, staying abreast of policy issues or even voting on bills in Congress.
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Before then, he was in charge of introducing changes to IBM's operating model to keep it abreast of current trends.
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Employers were left to define practices to keep abreast of rapidly expanding employment protections and ensure that they were compliant.
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Phone calls with female friends within the industry kept me abreast of the ebbs and flows of media and fashion.
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He was being kept abreast of the investigation into the Brussels attacks by his national security staff back in Washington.
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"It's also a great way to stay abreast of any flight notifications on the day of travel," he said. Really.
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"I will draw on all my tricks to make sure I keep abreast of developments in the game," he said.
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Bannon kept colleagues abreast of his near constant contact with Trump and Corey Lewandowski, who was then Trump's campaign manager.
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I normally listen to both daily to stay abreast of the news, but I haven't done so during my trip.
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Now, Facebook seems to have established a running blog item — Metrics FYI — to keep its advertisers abreast of the situation.
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I watch CNBC during the day because we're publicly traded and I keep abreast of what's happening in our sector.
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A White House official said that President Barack Obama was briefed on the news, and would be kept abreast of developments.
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Reaching supporters through social media and email, the campaign has kept its base abreast of its progress -- and appealed for funds.
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These daily updates were designed to help readers keep abreast of the markets as Beijing attempted to keep them under control.
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No such loophole in Georgia, so Stormy better stay abreast of her breasts and patrons' faces and hands ... at all times.
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The train also has satellite phone connections so Kim can keep abreast of developments and issue orders, according to state television.
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To keep the Trump administration abreast of Seoul's moves, Moon has consistently dispatched key aides to the US capital for talks.
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The corporate-backed diners are moving in fast, with locally run restaurants struggling profoundly to keep abreast of the chains' resources.
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To keep abreast of all the sumo action, make sure to subscribe to Kintamayama and Jason's All Sumo Channel on YouTube.
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Traditional department store chains, burdened by expensive real estate at malls, are struggling to stay abreast of online retailers like Amazon.
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"Communication is vital in the caregiving process and for keeping families abreast of developments in dealing with the coronavirus (COVID-19)."
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If experts have to scramble to stay abreast of the latest news, how are most voters supposed to know what's what?
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Of course, not everyone needs to know everything, but it's important that employees are kept abreast of matter that concern them.
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Stay abreast of new developments, and make sure your choices reflect your new knowledge and what your goals are today. Maybe.
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He said he had tried for months to save the programs, and had kept senior scientists abreast of the nonprofit's status.
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My mom and her friend are disappointed, but I promise to keep them abreast of whatever dating adventures lie in my future.
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Investors must stay abreast of changing consumer and business trends, watching for forces that may well push stalwart companies into geriatric decline.
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Nader developed contacts with both U.S. presidential campaigns during the 2016 election, and kept Dmitriev abreast of his efforts to do so.
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Christina has kept fans abreast of her pregnancy milestones on social media, sharing snapshots of her belly as her baby boy grows.
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It's a cofounder and an investor in two Bay Area accelerators that keep it abreast of new trends: The Fabric and Hive.
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It's important to keep abreast of the political horse race, but we completely understand if that makes you literally want to vomit.
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The English language is always changing The OED continually updates their list of words to keep abreast of modern colloquiums and phrases.
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Obviously, folks in relationships don't need to be kept abreast of every workplace argument or mass-transit mishap that befalls their partner.
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This concept is not new to healthcare professionals: They are required to stay abreast of the literature and be constantly re-certified.
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They're looking for someone with a lot of digital experience for high profile websites, that can stay abreast of tactical content trends.
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Haribo insists that it will be transparent every step of the way, keeping the public abreast of the status of this audit.
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Thankfully, I have a collection of reader-friends who keep me abreast of all the latest books and up-and-coming writers.
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As the decades passed, their travels kept them abreast of international style; by the 1930s, new houses resembled grand Deco movie palaces.
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GM says it is staying abreast of the development and advising employees who are not feeling well to not come to work.
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That's massive news and if you are a fan of the Galaxy you'll naturally want to be kept abreast of any developments.
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"But this is one where we have to stray abreast of the issues and be willing to learn and correct, if needed."
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From hefty markdowns to promo codes, we'll keep you abreast of all the best deals between Black Friday, Cyber Monday, and beyond.
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So, we&aposll stay abreast of that and we&aposll bring you any developments that we get on that front, as things unfold.
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Throughout her career, Spencer says she made sure to keep abreast of what was happening in fashion and in the world around her.
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The company recently launched THINK Marketing, a one-stop content destination for marketers scrambling to stay abreast of what's new and what's next.
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And with time at a premium, using energy to keep abreast of the ins and outs of your investment portfolio can seem impossible.
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Britain will have a regime that is safe, transparent, predictable, and agile enough to keep abreast of changes in business models, Hammond added.
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There were multiple memos that were transmitted from my directorate to Ambassador Bolton on, you know, keeping him abreast of this particular development.
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Sanofi said it had been transparent with the authorities and that it had sought to keep doctors and patients abreast of medical information.
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My hope is that we can continue to be in touch—that I can keep you abreast of what's happening on our end.
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In the meantime, you should subscribe to the tor-announce and tor-relays mailing lists to stay abreast of all things relay-related.
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Art provides a means of keeping abreast of political events without slipping into despair; there are horizons beyond those outcomes preordained in headlines.
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He continued for months to try to arrange some kind of meeting with Russian representatives, keeping senior campaign advisers abreast of his efforts.
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The company is closely coordinating with the city and private partners to stay abreast of any construction or changes on the route. Drive.
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The EPA's oversight requires that Weaver keeps the federal government abreast of developments in its plan to restore clean drinking water to the city.
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With the help of others, Cutrer rendered aid to the stricken passenger while keeping Howard abreast of what was unfolding in the troop compartment.
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There's no official return date for the sandwich, but the video announcement suggests downloading the Popeyes app to keep abreast of any sandwich updates.
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Some even let you update social media to keep your adoring fans abreast of your adventures in near real-time if you so choose.
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To keep abreast of private sales and low fares (as well as hotel deals), you can search or sign up for alerts on Airfarewatchdog.com.
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It's probably fair to suggest that most people using the internet want to save money, make healthy choices, and keep abreast of current events.
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Keeping lawmakers abreast of the company's economic impacts is one of the top priorities for Hennessey, as is often the case with corporate lobbyists.
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So, if Musk was abreast of the latest trends, he'd know that fashion is in an intergalactic period and we're already on another planet.
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Finally, we understand that staying abreast of the torrent of news — whether it's Washington intrigue, extreme weather or international affairs — is a huge challenge.
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It's crucial that the secretary stays abreast of the known vulnerabilities in voting machines used at polling stations and other devices connected to elections.
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By the way, if you haven't already, subscribe to The Drive-Thru to make sure you're kept abreast of all the latest retail news.
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" Mr. Giannulli responded, "I've been to the school a few times and have some folks that keep me abreast of the latest and greatest!
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Beginning with some of the devastating wildfires during the drought years, her blog keeps Big Sur residents abreast of the latest detours around road closures.
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Twitter enables me to stay abreast of the conversation surrounding my immigration beat, as well as to be a part of it, if I desire.
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Irabor's daughter, Sonia, 211, is an editor at the magazine, helping her mother stay abreast of what topics will appeal to young, cosmopolitan Nigerian professionals.
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Senior campaign officials asked Mr. Stone to look into WikiLeaks' plans, and he kept the campaign abreast of what he found out, the indictment said.
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GM previously told CNN Business that it is staying abreast of the development and advising employees who don't feel well to not come to work.
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I do know that-- because I've been kept abreast of some of the things that-- I-- don't listen in on director's calls or anything like that.
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Two, multiple sources have told me that Cox has a secret Twitter account, and used it to keep abreast of commentary about Facebook while he worked.
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For a while, thanks to their easily available but awfully covered compilation CDs, Hell's imprint was the easiest way to keep abreast of all things electroclash.
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European stocks finished Monday's trading session in negative territory, as investors kept abreast of the latest in politics, including the fallout from elevated Middle East tensions.
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Salesforce has worked to stay abreast of the latest technologies, including the Internet of Things, or the network of data-generating sensors used by many businesses.
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Your 401(k) plans should be monitored frequently — accounts need re-balancing, your progress and performance should be tracked, and you should stay abreast of fees.
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Aides say they expect Trump to remain abreast of the Kavanaugh developments from afar, even as he shuttles to meetings with friends and like-minded allies.
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Portman voted against Manchin-Toomey in 2013 and is keeping abreast of discussions on how to modify that proposal to pick up more GOP support. Sen.
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The new Fitbit features will allow its users to track their menstrual cycle, reply to messages from their wearable device, and stay abreast of their medical condition.
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Anna Nolin, superintendent of Natick Public Schools in Massachusetts, told BuzzFeed News that Social Sentinel alerts kept officials abreast of two fast-moving incidents earlier this year.
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They were all very good about keeping me abreast of what was happening, but I wanted them to just focus on him and not worry about me.
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With that kind of data you can understand global trends, correlate activity with other events, or simply keep abreast of the fast-moving world of ethnic slurs.
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As people around the world turn to social media to stay abreast of coronavirus updates, it's an apt time to tune into this new, three-part series.
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As people around the world turn to social media to stay abreast of coronavirus updates, it's an apt time to tune into this new, three-part series.
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The Democratic National Committee's chief security officer, Bob Lord, holds occasional video conferences with members of presidential campaign staffs to keep them abreast of the latest threats.
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But one of the sons, Eric Trump, an adviser to the trust, has said he will keep his father abreast of the state of his business empire.
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Regardless of what parts of a game you choose to install and play, you'll be able to stay abreast of it via a completely revamped user interface.
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At the very least, Congress would have struggled to keep abreast of new technology and to update the law as better methods of reducing emissions were invented.
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One such way of keeping the public better abreast of what the Fed is up to would be having Powell go into more detail after each meeting.
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Depending on the severity of the issue, you may also want to set up weekly calls to keep your board abreast of the situation and solicit ongoing feedback.
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When asked how such an operation could take place without his knowledge, the prince said he could not stay abreast of every act in his country or government.
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A new phone has been purchased for Javi, with an app to talk him through the journey and so that the painter can keep abreast of his progress.
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"I try to stay one step ahead, and it's good for me, too, because it keeps me abreast of all the new apps and all the new technology."
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Zuckerberg's plans are not binding in any way — they're mostly guidelines to keep investors abreast of the fact that the CEO is offloading billions of dollars in stock.
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But for those of us who are abreast of the state of shopping malls in America, it's a saddening reality of the way we used to shop slowly decaying.
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It doesn't matter if my mom joke is about the way she keeps me abreast of Brangelina's postdivorce life-building—any Iranian accent on any American stage is political.
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With the Fed meeting over, the spotlight fell on the BOJ, under mounting pressure to ease monetary policy and keep abreast of the Japanese government's large fiscal stimulus plan.
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The SEC has a distributed ledger technology working group made up of about 90 people across the commission to help keep abreast of emerging developments and technologies, Peikin said.
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With this increased awareness surrounding trading desks and quality of executions, compliance officers must review policies and procedures and stay abreast of the evolving and technology-driven trading landscape.
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"The standing committee will also keep [the State Department] abreast of any emerging concerns, interventions, and protective measures as these come available," the memo continues, according to the outlet.
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It allows people to try to replicate papers, learn things, test claims in published research, and stay abreast of the field even if they're not at an elite institution.
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If you can't attend the meetups in person, you can still stay abreast of what the ladies are reading via newsletter and engage with the community via social media.
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Lawmakers have been anxious to be kept abreast of talks on nuclear power development between the administration and Riyadh to make sure any deal contains strict nuclear nonproliferation standards.
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News Shopper keeps its readers abreast of the goings-on in the areas it covers, which are the London boroughs of Greenwich and Bexley, as well as north Kent.
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I like using news aggregator apps myself, and there's a very good one that collects only science and technology news — meaning it is perfect for keeping abreast of M.W.C. developments.
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Sitting in his wheelbarrow (he works as a porter for nearby shops), he told me he stays abreast of the Doha talks through the radio and Afghan TV news reports.
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She had been amazed by how many poor, semi-literate people she met who had informed and intelligent views on politics; other club members kept them abreast of the news.
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Because of this immensity, no matter how hard you try to keep abreast of the dank meme circuit like the memelord you are, you're inevitably going to miss some things.
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Some of Trump's staff defend the "Executive Time" as a period where the president discusses ideas with those he trusts most and monitors the media to keep abreast of developments.
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Ms. Coyne, who identifies as a digital native and first joined Twitter when she was 13, is the one with deeper meme knowledge who keeps abreast of current online trends.
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They used huge group chats to arrange meet ups at the local pool or park, to share memes, and to stay abreast of various dramas in and out of the classroom.
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Specifically, Japanese authorities want Facebook to increase monitoring of third party apps, tell users when there's been any issue, and keep the government abreast of any changes to its security infrastructure.
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And, while the timestamp can become something of an obsession in a dating context, it can be invaluable to friends and family who are keen to stay abreast of someone's wellbeing.
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The order reversed the way the military has handled word of combat deaths since the Vietnam War, and ended the public's ability to stay abreast of battlefield casualties in real time.
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"It is much as it was at the moment but we've also said this is a very complex issue and we need to keep abreast of what's happening," he told reporters.
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But we kept each other abreast of our experiment through a running group chat, even when we often responded to each other hours late due to round-the-world time differences.
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Building supportive relationships with the local populations helps the brigade stay abreast of what is happening in the region, which in turn helps the force protect the elephants and the community.
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Scott and I kept Virgil (as we both called him by then) abreast of our progress through phone calls and visits to his apartment at the Chelsea Hotel in New York.
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Dr. Klopfer's license history revealed that he was an osteopathic physician whose license was suspended for failure to keep abreast of current professional theory or practice, according to Indiana state records.
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Sondland portrayed himself as a reluctant participant in the pressure on Ukraine and argued that he had kept his superiors at the State Department and White House abreast of his efforts.
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The intelligence also raises questions about the administration's commitment to nonproliferation in the Middle East and the extent to which Congress is kept abreast of foreign policy developments in a volatile region.
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Led by China, they agreed to keep one another abreast of any major changes in currency policies to avoid surprises and reaffirmed their commitment not to devalue their currencies for competitive advantage.
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Once the ride started, the car kept me abreast of the route and any changes to it not just on the phone screen, but also on two other screens within the car.
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The city of 175,000 can keep the company abreast of construction zones and other road changes, Mr. Ng said, and signs identifying the area where the cars will drive have been installed.
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The intelligence also raises questions about the administration's commitment to non-proliferation in the Middle East and the extent to which Congress is kept abreast of foreign policy developments in a volatile region.
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VR still isn't remotely mainstream, but this was the first year I found myself consistently playing VR games for their own sake, rather than as experiments or ways to stay abreast of coverage.
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From the article's title, to keeping "abreast" of market dynamics, to shares in Victoria's Secret having their "knockers", all it lacked was a comment on insider dealing featuring a bishop and an actress.
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You're free, of course, to be in touch separately with your newfound biological relative if you wish to be, and even to keep her abreast of news about her down-low DNA relatives.
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Art Review In the 21955s, the artists of the newly formed Gutai group of Japan worked fast and fearlessly, changing styles and mediums at will, staying abreast of the latest postwar developments abroad.
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It has admirably kept abreast of latter-day notions of appropriate Baroque performance practice, and the Purcell outing, led by its artistic director, Harry Christophers, was stylishly up to date, as it were.
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The Times itself has also made keeping abreast of the news easier than ever: • Listen to "The Daily," a popular 22017-minute podcast that explores the top news and puts it into context.
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Consequently, investors will be keeping abreast of this issue, especially after news emerged that China would seek permission from the World Trade Organization to inflict sanctions upon the U.S. in the near future.
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For the most serious devotees, immortality-seeking is a full-time commitment to keeping abreast of the latest innovations—they speak of these "modalities" with the same reverence a Christian would of a blessing.
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In the interim compliance departments must stay abreast of the developments but most importantly remind themselves that the current rules and requirements are still valid and enforcements such as the Huafu case are occurring.
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Once the pills are taken and a barcode is waved in front of the scanner, the WiFi connected system sends updates to friends and family members, keeping them abreast of the user's daily dosage.
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It also hopes to make money through a new calendar service that asks subscribers to pay $2.99 a month to be kept abreast of happenings from social events to new feature releases on Netflix.
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Landrieu, who linked this month's flooding to a scourge of aging and failing infrastructure across the country, swiftly moved to oust four key officials who he said hadn't kept him abreast of the problems.
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It's spreading largely thanks to networks of women journalists who keep each other abreast of which companies are hiring, which journalists and public-relations people are creepy, and which voice recorders work for years.
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The plea deal revealed that negotiations with the Russian government to develop the project lasted far longer into 2016 than previously known and that Cohen kept Trump abreast of the developments along the way.
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And they can keep abreast of the latest guidance for businesses on the coronavirus and other active health concerns by checking the sites of the CDC and the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA).
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Both Mr. Hollein and Mr. Weiss admitted to some growing pains in the early stages of working together, mostly in having to keep each other abreast of decisions they might have formerly made unilaterally.
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He has not always been kept abreast of what is taking place, and Mr. Spicer's troubles have been seen as potential strikes against Mr. Priebus, who brought him in from the Republican National Committee.
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Category 5, or associate trade membership, attracts industrial or financial companies who want to "keep abreast of LME activities, its contracts and their development and news on the Exchange itself", according to the LME website.
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She appreciates followers who have a specialized interest in the sciences; they help her keep abreast of recent developments that might be of interest for a future writing project, or resonate with a past one.
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I Am Extremely Basic As a bearded digital media innovator with a curated blend of high-end and shitty tattoos, I've always assumed that I am always abreast of the bleeding edge of cool. Nope!
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As a political science teacher at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, Mr. Musgrave, 36, feels a professional responsibility to keep abreast of the news and academic chatter hurtling at him in the form of tweets.
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I have kept abreast of Fairon's vast musical tastes through several channels, foremost among them his mp3 blog Continuo's Weblog, which he ran from 2007 to 2012, disseminating obscure records and cassettes from his collection.
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Availability of the latest tools and detailed genome sequences, coupled with long-term visionary research in genetics, engineering and plant breeding, can help us keep abreast of the pathogens that are currently menacing the Cavendish banana.
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Mr. Trump, the presumptive Republican nominee, has been kept abreast of their plans, he said, even though the New York businessman and reality TV star remains at odds with many House Republicans on myriad policy matters.
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But if Obama had not been kept abreast of the investigation related to Clinton's machine, then critics were left wondering why he would seek to characterize the contents of the roughly 2,000 emails now considered classified.
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Those £4.99 or £5.99 a month subscriptions don't seem like much on their own, but if you want to keep abreast of everything the entertainment world has to offer, they start to add up pretty quickly.
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Mr. Baroni trusted that the lane closings were a traffic study because Mr. Wildstein had sent him an email noting that "operations" and "police" were on board and kept him abreast of how traffic was moving.
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Herz said he was kept abreast of interactions between Taylor and Ljungberg via conversations with the Swede, with whom he was a co-owner of various firms active in the trading industry, according to the documents.
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The outbreak has made social media services such as Twitter vital for a broader population than usually, as people look to stay abreast of the latest news from authorities and keep in touch with friends virtually.
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The department uses liaisons throughout the city to keep abreast of the concerns of local residents, but prosecutors say that Mr. Reichberg considered the post as both a public-service job and a personal profit center.
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The count, made to take a job as a waiter, uncovers various mysteries of the hotel, while friendships with foreign diplomats and a close association with a Party member keep him somewhat abreast of outside events.
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During his testimony, Sondland said Pompeo and several senior administration officials, including Energy Secretary Rick Perry, Vice President Mike Pence and acting White House Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney, were kept abreast of the President's efforts.
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Not keeping their subscribers abreast of their personal lives would defeat the very thing that makes them a novelty, the thing that's hurtling them into stardom alongside movie and music stars, whether you understand it or not.
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Back then, an Audi A7 was guided by an array of laser scanners embedded in the parking garage that communicated to the car over Wi-Fi, keeping it abreast of its precise location and any obstructions nearby.
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Additionally, the stadium has installed 2,000 Sony televisions around the stadium, ensuring that you'll be able to stay abreast of any expected developments if you need to leave your seat for the concession stand during the game.
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Residents struggling to keep abreast of developments fear Gabriel Resources and Romania's cash-strapped government - which faces an election in December and has a minority stake in the project - are working together to keep locals out negotiations.
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My perspective is also unique in that I had little, if any, exposure to outside news — save for Gillian, who kept the world abreast of what was happening and what was needed via the department's Facebook page.
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And while today's anti-triad cops struggle to keep abreast of the ever-shifting crime syndicates, Centinel is one of the few organizations in the world that still has a finger on the pulse of triad activity.
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The Ministry of Culture and Tourism reminds Chinese tourists to fully assess the risk of travel to the United States, keep abreast of information on public security, laws and regulations, and improve their awareness of safety and security.
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Beyond the world of music, he expresses an interest in journalism and reality TV. Imjustbait's sister Instagram feed, Imjustnews, has gained 667,000 followers since launching in 2018, resharing the latest headlines to keep them abreast of current affairs.
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While Ukraine's readouts of those calls said Zelensky intended to keep the leaders abreast of Ukraine's findings and encouraged their countries to participate in the investigation, he has now had to publicly ask to be briefed in return.
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"I said it was terrorism because it was a premeditated terrorist attack and more than one person was involved," said Representative Matt Gaetz, a Republican whose congressional district includes Pensacola and has been kept abreast of the investigation.
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Breaking news storiesScreenshot: GizmodoIdeally, you want to stay abreast of major, potentially life-changing news events while you're out and about with your phone, without getting buried under a pile of unimportant nonsense that has your phone constantly dinging.
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Sales of the company, whose ballet flats and cashmere cardigans were once a staple of middle-class U.S. wardrobes, have been declining, as it struggles to keep abreast of changing tastes and faces fierce competition from cheaper online retailers.
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Given the pace of the ever-shifting music industry, and the rapid-fire wit of music journalists, it can be hard to stay abreast of (a) what these terms are, and (b) what sort of track they refer to.
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In response, many firms are keeping employees and clients abreast of firm preparedness, seeking employees to self-report symptoms, suspending non-essential travel, recommending the use of online conference or video services for client interaction and minimizing group meetings.
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Thomas Deegan, managing director at investment consultant Clearbrook, who advises the Stamford Police Pension on its investment in BlueCrest, said BlueCrest had done "an honourable job" of keeping it abreast of repayments and managing an orderly liquidation of assets.
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The hub will focus on helping central banks to "identify relevant trends in technology, supporting these developments where this is consistent with their mandate, and keeping abreast of regulatory requirements with the objective of safeguarding financial stability," he added.
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And it is credible that a small number of ideologically zealous or politically ambitious students may feel compelled to report plans for anti-government protests to consulates and embassies, which obviously have an interest in keeping abreast of such developments.
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All of them have been dinged by the left for relatively neoliberal stances on some issues, even if they have also inched leftward and embraced policies like Medicare for all and the Green New Deal to stay abreast of activist orthodoxy.
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"An HR department that is open and receptive to talking about pay disparities, has worked internally on pay audits and fair compensation settings, and is abreast of pertinent state and federal laws is in the best position to help," said Segal.
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The decision by prosecutors to pursue Mr. Winterkorn could further increase the financial fallout from the deception, providing ammunition to investors who have filed suits claiming the company violated its duty to keep them abreast of risks to the share price.
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It was also recently revealed that Cohen lied to Congress about 2016 discussions about a Trump Tower Moscow, with Cohen admitting that the discussions went further into 2016 than previously known and that Trump was kept abreast of the conversations.
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Because of your depression, seeing your posts helped me better understand what you were feeling, and also stay abreast of you if you were going through a particularly difficult time, as you openly shared many aspects of your life on Twitter.
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Now he is trying to resurrect his campaign in part by appearing on the cable programs that are the staples of the party's most engaged voters, who watch to follow the primary and stay abreast of the latest Trumpian uproars.
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Harnden would confide in Nicosia, keep him abreast of his plans for the outlet, and complain to him in brazen terms about events and personnel inside the office, according to the audio recordings and text messages obtained by CNN Business.
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This year, only 72 percent of Russians told Levada that TV was their main source of news, while the share of respondents who relied on social media to keep abreast of current events roughly doubled to 403 percent since 2014.
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White House counsel Don McGahn, a close friend of Kavanaugh's who led his nomination process, has been kept abreast of developments in the FBI's investigation since the White House officially called for it last Friday, people familiar with the matter said.
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In the fall of 2016, Lisa Anderson, who represents the woman in the K.S.U. case as well, began to notice that email records K.S.U. sent had redactions in the "cc" line — a third party being kept abreast of the case.
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Of course you can tell by the title, this latest song is applicable to you, or me, or that person sitting opposite you grumpily typing too hard and flipping anxiously between browsers just trying to keep abreast of it all.
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The very essence of Reorg's business model, Justice Edmead said, is to persuade distressed debt investors – she calls them "vulture funds" – that they need access to Reorg's very expensive news and analysis to stay ahead (or at least abreast) of their market competitors.
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The company's active removal of misinformation and its disclosure of those actions has allowed the public to stay better informed about the type harmful content they may come across on Facebook and stay abreast of what the company is doing to combat it.
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" In the same statement, Ashley Alder, the SFC's CEO, said: "This agreement will help both regulators stay abreast of innovation in financial services while providing innovative fintech firms seeking to develop and grow their businesses internationally with enhanced channels for communicating with regulators.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump's 2016 campaign was keen to keep abreast of the release of emails potentially damaging to Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton, reaching all the way to Trump himself, the Republican's former deputy campaign chairman testified in court on Tuesday.
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But RPM systems are capable of intervening by reminding patients to keep up with their post-treatment care routines and keeping doctors abreast of patients' progress via smart device-generated data, like Vivify's blood pressure cuffs or consumer wearables such as Fitbit.
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"The entire White House is on a charm offensive with the members," said another White House official, noting efforts to bring Republican members to Camp David, invite them to lunches and briefings, and try to keep them abreast of the White House's perspective.
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If you, like me, want a wearable that gathers stuff you can use to make informed and beneficial decisions about your health while providing enough smarts you keep you abreast of who's hittin' you up and when your next appointment is, get the Versa.
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In an interview with TechCrunch, Dymon Asia partners Jinesh Patel and Christiaan Kaptein explained the firm's decision to move into venture capital was related to both keeping abreast of new developments in the market, and seizing upon opportunities that have opened up in Asia.
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Edgartown, Massachusetts (CNN)Amid historic devastation in Louisiana, the state's largest daily newspaper is calling on President Barack Obama, who is being kept abreast of the situation by White House officials, to cut his Martha's Vineyard getaway short to view flood-ravaged areas of the state.
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Days before talks were broken off, Thomaz Zanotto, a consultant for Brazil's second-biggest steel company, CSN, who had been kept abreast of negotiations, said it appeared that Brazil might have to face quotas on finished products, which represent 20 percent of exports to the United States.
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" Staff on the email chain discussed ways to promote search results showing how to donate to the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) and other content "to keep people abreast of how they can help as well as the resources available for immigrations [sic] or people traveling.
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To make sure you keep abreast of all the warning signs associated with poor vitamin D levels, we spoke to some dietitians and physicians about some red flags to keep in mind just in case you are concerned you aren't obtaining enough of this necessary nutrient.
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Though he told Congress the talks ended in January 2016 — right as Trump's presidential campaign was taking off — he has since admitted that those discussions continued through June 2016, during which time he kept multiple, unidentified members of the Trump family abreast of of the ongoing developments.
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Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsLawmakers under pressure to pass benefits fix for military families Senate GOP waves Trump off early motion to dismiss impeachment charges GOP senators warn against Trump firing intelligence community official MORE (Maine), are keeping abreast of the developments in the House to prepare for a trial.
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With Imperial Struggle slated to come out next year, relatively hot on the heels of the board game's release, it suggests that this partnership will emphasize keeping PC and tablet audiences roughly abreast of GMT's biggest releases, rather than making players wait years for adaptations to come along.
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He was initially told they would remain in Asia for further quarantine, and was frustrated he wasn't kept abreast of the decision-making to allow them to return to the US. Trump complained to multiple White House officials last week that he hadn't been consulted on the decision.
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He was initially told they would remain in Asia for further quarantine and was frustrated he wasn't kept abreast of the decision-making to allow them to return to the US. He complained to multiple White House officials last week that he hadn't been consulted on the decision.
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People who stop at Whole Foods to retrieve a package from an Amazon locker could be tempted to buy a drink, milk or a promoted item, said experts, who added that the trips are also a way for the retailer to keep shoppers abreast of changes at the chain.
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The DMCA must be improved Copyright law has served us well from the age of quills to the age of computers; and Congress has from time to time updated the law to stay abreast of new technologies, embracing photography, radio, sound recordings, movies, television, software, video games and more.
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Obviously, this is a good thing because it's good for parents to be kept abreast of the activity their kids are getting up to on their phones and online, in that murky dark-gray space just one step away from reality—a gloomy and dangerous space in the wrong hands.
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The magazines occasionally hired photographers from outside the fashion world to exercise their eyes on the collections — Man Ray, William Klein, Tina Barney, Philip-Lorca diCorcia, for example — and they kept their readers abreast of the non-fashion work of Lisette Model, Bill Brandt, Andre Kertesz, Robert Frank and others.
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"Beijing aims to demonstrate to the Taiwan electorate that the K.M.T. is the party best-suited in managing cross-strait relations, while at the same time maintaining informal channels of communication with the D.P.P. and third parties in order to remain abreast of their views and strategic thinking," Ms. Drun wrote.
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As Solo: A Star Wars Story continues its rapid march to completion—a process director Ron Howard likes to keep fans abreast of—things have remained pretty quiet on the Star Wars front over the last couple of weeks, which is good; it lets everyone watch The Director and the Jedi in peace.
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Staying abreast of guidance — like that released early this month by the European Data Protection Supervisor about how the requirements of the General Data Protection Regulation interplay with the Clinical Trials Regulations — can help companies stay within established guardrails even when faced with reconciling requirements and making difficult choices about responsible data use.
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Within the district attorney's office, Mr. Oliva's phone activity was perceived as being something of a clearinghouse for potentially damaging information about Mr. Burke, raising the question of whether one purpose of the surveillance was to stay abreast of threats to Mr. Burke's reputation and career, the person familiar with the wiretap said.
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I like to be abreast of knowing where the story's going, I think character-wise there is some importance to not knowing the future of your character because that can actually be a little intrusive into how a play a character but their future can be really informative in terms of their past.
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During his time at the university, Hughes managed social media and websites, compiled press releases, planned university events, researched funding opportunities and kept abreast of any legislation related to higher education, according to his resume, obtained through a freedom of information request by American Oversight, a watchdog group with former Obama appointees.
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Three years ago, Valerie Landis, who froze her eggs in her early 30s, began documenting her experience on Eggsperience, a blog that she has since expanded to provide a road map for women contemplating the procedure, along with Eggology Club, a weekly podcast to keep followers abreast of the latest developments and technologies.
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Even if the industry we're able to fill all 85033 million of those projected job opening in cybersecurity by 2020, we still would have a skills shortage in cybersecurity without AI. The threat landscape is changing rapidly, with the sophistication and numbers of threat variants becoming too great to stay abreast of, using traditional approaches.
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In addition to keeping abreast of the latest blockchain developments via blogs, newsletters, podcasts, and the latest watercooler banter (although, take the last resource with a grain or six of salt), investing your time in a comprehensive course will help you truly master this exciting new platform — and become the "go-to" person on the topic within your organisation.
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Bottom line: Unless online retailers keenly focus on keeping abreast of consumer trends in electronics, fashion, and the myriad of other categories they sell, with buyers, trend spotters, visual merchandisers, and all the other capabilities that retailers have, there will continue to be a place for traditional retailers in the consumer landscape for years to come.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Prosecutors delivered closing arguments in the trial of U.S. President Donald Trump's adviser Roger Stone on Wednesday, saying the Republican operative lied to Congress about his efforts to keep abreast of when WikiLeaks might dump damaging emails on Hillary Clinton in the 2016 election campaign because he knew it would make Trump look bad.
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WASHINGTON — Donald Trump Jr. told Senate investigators on Wednesday that he did not inform his father at the time about a June 2016 meeting with a Russian lawyer promising "dirt" on Hillary Clinton and that he was not kept abreast of negotiations over a proposed real estate project in Moscow, a person familiar with his testimony said.
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My colleague Catie Edmondson told me that Republicans, finally back from break, are scrambling to get on the same page: Senate Republicans are having a lunch tomorrow where they're essentially going to work out their marching orders, while House Republicans have an all-member briefing led by Steve Scalise, the minority whip, to keep them abreast of talking points.
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IP3 officials sent documents to Mr. Flynn for Mr. Trump to approve, before and after the inauguration, despite warnings by career and political staff members that the White House was ignoring laws requiring the president to keep lawmakers abreast of negotiations on nuclear cooperation agreements and submit the agreements to Congress for review and approval, according to the report.
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With new features like the ability to turn on notifications for specific users (which lets you stay up-to-date with your favorite travel 'grammers), Instagram maps that let you explore photos taken at specific places, and the ability to save photos that inspire you, Instagram can be a great way to keep abreast of everything that inspires you to travel.
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What Breitbart did, what conspiratorial far-right radio programs did, what Donald Trump himself did (to say nothing of what the silent contributors to the political landscape did), was ensure that what far-right pundits were talking about became what everyone was talking about, what everyone had to talk about, if they wanted to keep abreast of the day's news cycle.
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We're both into social media, we like to keep abreast of what's going on and she really helps me to be able to watch live feeds, live streams of things that are actually happening at the moment, get on the draw cams, see it from the sky, see all kinds of stuff that you'd never see in the national media.
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Here's how Gates fared on the quiz: Gates's answer: $5Correct answer: $1 Gates's answer: $10Correct answer: $19.97 Gates's answer: $4Correct answer: $3.78 Gates's answer: $8Correct answer: $8.98 Gates's answer: $4Correct answer: $3.66 He may be out of touch with what regular consumers pay at the grocery store, but Gates is committed to staying abreast of the issues of wealth inequality worldwide.
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But before that gathering, his deputy John Sullivan -- who will serve as acting secretary until Tillerson's successor, Mike Pompeo, is confirmed -- will hold a meeting to plan for the transition, including identifying key personnel to lead outreach to Pompeo's staff, help him prepare for his confirmation hearing and keep him abreast of what is going on at the State Department until he takes office.
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But I could suggest that you thank us for not pointing out that The Chainsmokers have released something called "Sick Boy," or that Justin Timberlake has done this for whatever reason: All this is to say, reluctantly, that it can't always be the best week in music videos, but you have to watch at least one anyway, to stay abreast of what is happening in the art form.
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" After the memo became public, Jennifer Crooks, the EPA's Michigan program director, told the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality that it could tell journalists and lawmakers that it never received the memo, even though other emails show the EPA was keeping state officials abreast of Del Toral's work, writing, "If the Legislature or whoever might say you all were cc'd, you can truthfully respond ... you all never received the report from Miguel.
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Pompeo's problems deepened further with the testimony of Gordon SondlandGordon SondlandGiuliani calls Trump to say he was joking about 'insurance policy' Three women accuse Gordon Sondland of sexual misconduct Pompeo-Trump relationship tested by impeachment inquiry MORE, the U.S. ambassador to the European Union, who said last week he kept the secretary of State and others abreast of efforts to press Ukraine for investigations into 2016 election interference and Burisma Holdings, a Ukrainian gas firm that paid Hunter Biden to serve on its board during the Obama administration.
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When we first started our company we often used the Small Business Administration for free advice and resources, and also took advantage of the nonprofit Score, which provides free mentoring from successful business people in all industries across the US.For staying at the top of our game in design and manufacturing of adaptive daily living equipment, we not only seek out expos and conventions to keep abreast of the latest equipment for occupational therapy and rehabilitation, but we try to reach out and speak to doctors, therapists and caregivers about what kinds of products are most needed for their targeted demographics.
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As a group, we all worked from the time we entered college until retirement, earned about 70 cents on the dollar compared to our male counterparts, perhaps got married and divorced, figured we were well-educated and smart enough to manage without alimony or other financial assistance from our ex-spouses, often chose professions that gave us freedom but not the benefits of a pension, left or lost jobs in pre-#MeToo skirmishes, struggled to keep our skills abreast of technology, did not save enough, lost much of that in the dot-com debacle, could no longer find work in our chosen fields, patchworked income from more than one job to see ourselves through to retirement and now find ourselves subsisting on Social Security, living in subsidized senior housing, taking care of aging parents and seeing ailing siblings and friends through their final illnesses, death, and the aftermath.
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