Mueller was kept apprised of the operation, officials told me.
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Judges are apprised of participants' compliance as their cases proceed.
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We have kept the community regularly apprised of what we know.
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President Obama was apprised of the shooting, White House officials told PEOPLE.
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Newly-minted British Prime Minister Theresa May is being apprised of developments.
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When the interviewer apprised Cooperman of Obama's resume, he still was dismissive.
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The report said Mr. Parker kept Mr. Quigley apprised of those communications.
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"He's well apprised of what we've been doing," Ross said of Kudlow.
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I would ask that you keep me regularly apprised of your progress.
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When the campaign was apprised of her filmography, the ad was quickly pulled.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is being kept apprised of the preparations, sources say.
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"I can certainly say he was apprised of the situation," Mr. Kowalski said.
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They do not just keep us apprised of the fullness of the moon.
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President Barack Obama was apprised of the situation, a White House official said.
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It cited three former employees and a fourth person apprised of the events.
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Other emails show that Kavanaugh was kept apprised of progress on Pickering's nomination.
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"Keeps supervisors apprised of sensitive incidents as they develop," a 2014 review noted.
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He said Trump's staff were fully apprised about the negotiations as they progressed. Sen.
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Asked why he had not apprised his political brethren sooner, Mr. Gantz was dismissive.
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Suspicious of Noriega's motives, Marquina messaged Guaido to keep him apprised of the proposition.
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By phone, Mr. Lasky kept a worried Judy Sanderoff apprised of his mother's condition.
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Sater contacted the FBI during this period and kept agents apprised of his activities overseas.
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They've also established health alerts for physicians to keep them apprised of the latest information.
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Tester continued to keep Isakson apprised of his investigation and his plans to go public.
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Reed said that he had kept House GOP leaders apprised of the bipartisan group's work.
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It is up to you to keep your servicer apprised of your whereabouts, she said.
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He noted that he had apprised his school, and his students, of his company ties.
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López said she is kept apprised of updates primarily via family and friends' Instagram accounts.
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He kept the Vietnam draft board apprised of his whereabouts but was never called up.
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Baylor denied that it had been apprised of Mr. Ukwuachu's history; Boise State disputed that denial.
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He is also keeping Mr. Kushner's wife, Terra Kushner, apprised of his progress with the story.
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As a professional toy designer, you'll be expected to stay apprised of evolving safety regulations, too.
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There are growing questions about whether Boeing adequately apprised the international pilot community of the software.
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Inside the West Wing, Mr. Trump was apprised of what was happening in his home state.
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Donald F. McGahn II, the White House counsel, was apprised throughout, one of the officials said.
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Kelly has reportedly been apprised of Tampa Bay's interest, but has not indicated whether he is interested.
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Volunteers must be apprised of the risks they may incur by agreeing to participate in our studies.
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But you have the struck page texts, they want to be kept apprised of what&aposs going on.
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Schiff also proposed new laws to free intelligence agencies to better keep lawmakers and victims apprised of attacks.
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He says he'll only be apprised of profit and loss for the entire company, not for individual ventures.
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These days, students are taught Mary Wollstonecraft's Vindication of the Rights of Women without ever being apprised of
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According to people apprised of the conversations, people close to him had been worried about the negative attention.
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"Commissioners felt they weren't kept apprised of things," Steve Kinsey, the chairman of the commission, said in an interview.
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Obviously I have been involved when I was associate, that was something we had to stay closely apprised of.
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Bennett has since kept fans apprised of her journey to motherhood, frequently posting photos showing off her growing bump.
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We will keep customers apprised of additional information with updates to our security bulletin, which can be found here.
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They keep us apprised of farming income and estimate commodity projections to inform the long term planning of farmers.
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While the group waited for Katja Collier, a software engineer at Etsy, Albarillo apprised everyone of what to expect.
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Assange's attorney, Barry Pollack, told The Associated Press authorities have not apprised him of the status of their investigation.
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Not surprisingly, he ensures that all in earshot hear his war stories, while keeping them apprised of his publications.
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It was 10 days ago when Mr. Comey apprised Congress of the newly discovered emails, jolting the presidential race.
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We conducted that investigation and kept the office of the acting attorney general apprised of the progress of our work.
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Flynn now says that he kept other senior transition officials well apprised of his outreach to Kislyak during the transition.
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One of the women connected with a 911 dispatcher, who via silent texts apprised the group of the gunman's actions.
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I think what triggered it was Comey's desire to keep Congress apprised of any new information, however speculative or trivial.
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The district was also apprised of the situation through email and an alert system that sends text messages to phones.
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Vallverdu got frequent weather updates from the tournament director and kept Dimitrov apprised of how quickly the courts were drying.
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Food companies took an average of 57 days to recall items after the F.D.A. was apprised of the potential hazards.
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According to his remarks at Tuesday afternoon's press briefing, the president was apprised of the Justice Department's concerns weeks ago.
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We conducted that investigation and we kept the office of the acting attorney general apprised of the progress of our work.
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We conducted that investigation and we kept the office of the Acting Attorney General apprised of the progress of our work.
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We'll be following the various class action lawsuits against Equifax and will keep you apprised of your options as they develop.
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Additionally, most aren't members of the Armed Services Committee and want to make sure they, too, remain apprised of the investigation.
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VICE Sports will keep you apprised of any developments regarding the Classiest, Best, Most-Cardinalest Fraud In Baseball as they come.
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We conducted that investigation, and we kept the office of the acting attorney general apprised of the progress of our work.
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PERINO: So when you have a special prosecutor, you have to then keep the Justice Department apprised of what&aposs going on.
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" Kasich has urged President Barack Obama to "make every effort to secure Mr. Warmbier's immediate release and keep (his) family constantly apprised.
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"We have apprised officials and ministers of our preparedness plans and status, including plans to increase our UK inventory holding," Novartis said.
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ROSS: LARRY KUDLOW IS NOT YET A FORMAL PART OF THE ADMINISTRATION, BUT HE IS WELL APPRISED OF WHAT WE'VE BEEN DOING.
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Tuesday's release of John Podesta's hacked emails revealed "DOJ folks" had apprised Clinton's campaign of events in one email-related civil suit.
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And we conducted that investigation and we kept the Office of the Acting Attorney General apprised of the progress of our work.
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According to him, Swift's father, Scott Swift, is a shareholder in Big Machine Records and as such was apprised of the sale.
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Nadler also focused on his relationship with Trump, pressing him on whether he is keeping the president apprised of the investigation's inner workings.
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"Over the years, we have kept the regulators and key stakeholders apprised of the illegal usage of unapproved technology," the Monsanto spokesman said.
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Congress should be apprised of efforts to guarantee what the administration has referred to as 'complete, verifiable and irreversible denuclearization' by North Korea.
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It monitors the presence of icebergs and their movements in order to keep the crews of sea vessels apprised of any potential dangers.
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They were not apprised of any details of the incident by the hotel and only learned of it through news reports, they said.
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The League's ownership has been and will continue to be fully apprised of the Committee's work, as the Committee Chairman reaffirmed on Monday.
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They are working on a proposal for us and perhaps....they're keeping some of the folks in the White House apprised of that.
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For instance, they want to see whether there are sensors in the gut that keep the brain apprised of the arrival of water.
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We tried our best to fix the problem, while keeping the State Department and the NSC closely apprised of the challenges we faced.
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Cameras will detect road signs, and a display will keep the driver apprised of what was posted even if the driver missed them.
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While Apple remained mum about its plans, as it typically does, Quanttus shared some data and kept the company apprised of its key milestones.
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Months later, the impressionist was unceremoniously dumped in favor of fellow SNL alum Norm MacDonald, a change that Hammond was apparently not apprised of.
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NSC/Ambassador Bolton Fourth, I worked hard to keep the National Security Council, including Ambassador Bolton and Dr. Hill, apprised of our Ukrainian efforts.
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Burlington Ward 6 City Councilor Karen Paul uses the forum as a way to keep her constituents apprised of her work in city government.
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"The president has been apprised of the explosion in New York City, the cause of which remains under investigation," a White House official said.
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For sales people working territories, it can keep them apprised of key information such as when a competitor's interest shows up in the news.
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Furthermore, this partnership would provide an opportunity for the private sector to keep the government apprised of indicators that suggest new or permuted threats.
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When Zenbanx was acquired by SoFi in February, we promised to keep our customers and applicants apprised of any changes to the Zenbanx account.
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The Tasks and Apps panels give you quick access to your most used apps and keep you apprised of what you have going on.
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Leon Rolle, a friend of Young's and former practicing lawyer, helped Mangiero facilitate a few sales and kept the Lovests apprised of any offers.
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Leadership Support I mentioned at the outset that, throughout these events, we kept State Department leadership and others apprised of what we were doing.
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We have to believe by circumstantial evidence alone and by Obama&aposs activism in his attitude that he was in charge or very well apprised.
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They were looking for messages containing a single piece of digital content, three former employees and a fourth person apprised of the events told Reuters.
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On social media: Facebook and Twitter will be buzzing with commentary about the debate and using #DemDebate will help you stay apprised of that conversation.
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It turns the attention to the chefs themselves, not to where they cook (fans are kept apprised of their whereabouts via social media or websites).
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Sam Dodge, San Francisco's Homeless Czar, told VICE Sports he hadn't been apprised of how much of that $50 million will come to San Francisco.
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The Justice Department did not agree, and for years did not confer with the Henriquezes about major case decisions or keep them apprised of proceedings.
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The American Red Cross app provides first-aid protocol, and the National Weather Service app keeps users apprised of the storm's latest developments, he said.
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The emails obtained by Just Security confirm that OMB, including its general counsel's office, was apprised of Pentagon concerns and took steps to bury them.
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I pay these perfectionists well and they in turn keep me fully apprised of the ins, outs, ups and downs of every aspect of my business.
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It is a terrible roulette outcome that we are apprised of, as we return to that one place where we assumed we were safe and secure.
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For example, founders can have their lawyer double-check everything they type into the Clerky system, and be automatically apprised whenever they close a new investor.
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A person involved in the super PAC and briefed on Ms. Kremer's issues said that she was never apprised when Mr. Benton was brought on board.
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All the while, lawmakers on Capitol Hill are looking for ways to limit the PCLOB's purview or demand that it keep them apprised of its work.
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Christian pastors in America who helped Trump during the campaign have been keeping Trump apprised of the real-world, on the ground concerns of Syrian Christians.
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During his confirmation hearing, Atkinson committed to keeping lawmakers apprised of significant complaints, to protecting whistleblowers and to approaching the position with an air of independence.
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The official added that Esper was in close contact with Pompeo, however, and kept him apprised of troop deployments to secure US facilities in the region.
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We kept the NSC apprised of our efforts, including, specifically, our efforts to secure a public statement from the Ukrainians that would satisfy President Trump's concerns.
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White House counsel Don McGahn would likely be the bigger culprit in that scenario since he was the one keeping Kelly apprised of the Porter situation.
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"The benefit for us is that we get to see the companies they invest in, and they keep us apprised of trends in the market," Prabhu said.
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A senior DOJ official told the paper the Bureau had been keeping the Justice Department apprised of Manafort's situation, given the high-profile nature of his case.
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The barmaid was in her twenties, and she was gorgeous in a way that suggested maybe she hadn't been fully apprised of just how gorgeous she was.
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"Because the new information followed his sworn testimony about the case, Comey was obligated by Department of Justice rules to keep the relevant committees apprised," they write.
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The company's chair David Pecker is an ally of Trump's, and Times has reported that Cohen was "apprised" of the McDougal negotiations as they were taking place.
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Congress decided, in this instance, that the DNI needs to keep it apprised of complaints of "urgent concern" — so it can react on behalf of the people.
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According to his statements to Congress and to the FBI, it seems clear that Comey felt obliged to keep Congress apprised of new developments in the investigation.
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Though The Verge interviewed Essig for this article, he was not apprised of The Verge's reporting methods or sources, nor was he involved in production of the story.
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"We are in frequent communications with U.S. government officials regarding Venezuela and continuously keep them apprised of our actions," a company spokesperson said in an email to Reuters.
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LISA, a British AI tool, helps people draw up non-disclosure agreements, removing the need for expensive human lawyers to be apprised of confidential (and perhaps embarrassing) details.
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If this is the case, you can ask him or her to keep you apprised as things progress, or update you as soon as the task is complete.
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While court documents do not mention CEFC, the details of the case show prosecutors have evidence that Mr. Ye and other executives were apprised of the executive's activities.
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Monica Massey, the executive vice president at Dairy Farmers of America, said the co-op had spoken with the Justice Department to "keep them apprised" of its thinking.
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Giuliani has said he kept Trump apprised of his efforts in Ukraine, and multiple witnesses believe that he spoke for the president when it came to Ukraine matters.
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HULSE: I had decent access and could keep up with what was happening with impeachment while keeping local readers apprised of what their members of Congress were doing.
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As if apprised in advance of our current political moment, the director, Nancy Buirski, wields the titular violation as a signpost to a wider, more insidious American crime.
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Even as Houston flooded, the power stayed on for most, allowing citizens to use TV and radio to stay apprised of danger, or social media to call for help.
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"In a case like that, I would have every reason to believe that the White House counsel and chief of staff would be kept apprised of that," Price said.
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For months, intelligence officials had kept Mr. Trump apprised of what he had set as a top priority, the hunt for Mr. al-Baghdadi, the world's most wanted terrorist.
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The most controversial couple in Bachelor history are keeping us apprised of their love story — after insisting on live television that they were taking a break from public life.
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"We want all consumers to be treated fairly, and we monitor the marketplace to stay apprised of emerging developments in consumer finance," Mr. Gilford said in an emailed statement.
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Butina kept Torshin apprised of her activities and her "assessment of the political landscape in the United States in advance of the 2016 election," according to the draft filing.
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" Asked about Pelosi's position on holding back on impeachment, Sherman said, "she plays a different role" but insisted "I've kept leadership apprised of every step as I've gone forward.
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Egypt and Israel now enjoy unprecedented security cooperation against shared extremist threats in their border area, and Cairo reportedly apprised Jerusalem of the island deal before it was signed.
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Although agents on the Penttbom team at headquarters were apprised of the questioning, Gonzalez and other agents working the Bayoumi file locally learned about it only after Thumairy's repatriation.
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So, under the proposed guidance, it will be up to senior management to keep the institution's board apprised of its efforts and its progress to remediate matters requiring attention.
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Blank, the Falcons' owner, said that the committee was within its rights to complete the contract and that the committee members would keep all owners apprised of their work.
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I had sent postcards at every stop along the way, keeping the family apprised of my southern progress, and so I waited, watching the daylight fade, for someone to call.
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The town government had never set up an official online presence, so it began using the forum, too, posting official updates and keeping everyone apprised of developments in the cleanup.
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He thought it was important to stay apprised of risks and to act prudently and carefully — but he wanted to make it clear that inaction is neither prudent nor careful.
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Though the CBO doesn't forecast immediate mortality risks, it does estimate the global costs and consequences of legislation, and has already apprised Republicans that the AHCA would do widespread harm.
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The lists are shareable within the Google Maps app, and you can follow lists you're interested in — to make sure you're always apprised of the best local pizza places, say.
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On Friday, a National Security spokesman said Assistant to the President for Homeland Security and Counterterrorism Lisa Monaco has kept President Barack Obama regularly apprised of the situation and investigation.
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He and eight other navigators from his company, KinetX, kept the New Horizons operations team apprised about any last-minute changes to navigation, while the operations team controlled the spacecraft.
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A senior Justice Department official said that the Bureau of Prisons had been keeping the Justice Department apprised of Mr. Manafort's situation, given the high-profile nature of his case.
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The notices would have apprised workers of their right to form a union or band together to improve their working conditions, and would have included a pledge not to interfere.
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However, Kiwi officials said they were not apprised in advance by U.S. or Australian officials about the decision to take in the two accused, but unconvicted, perpetrators of the massacre.
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Stone's case remained a thorn in Trump's side because it included evidence that suggested that Trump himself had been kept apprised by Stone of Stone's contacts with WikiLeaks in 2016.
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"I was in the unique position to help them," Mr. Giuliani said of the State Department, adding that he kept both Mr. Volker and Mr. Sondland apprised of the talks.
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Henry Cuellar, who represents Laredo, expressed concern to CNN affiliate KGNS that Ortiz used his supervisory role with the Border Patrol to stay apprised of developments in the murder probes.
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Earlier this week, rivals Quest Diagnostics Inc and Laboratory Corporation of America Holdings also announced that they were apprised of unauthorized access to their customer data stored on AMCA system.
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A job offer never materialized, according to a person apprised of the talks, because of the controversies over Mr. Soon-Shiong's charitable giving, which were laid out in Politico last April.
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It is incumbent upon staff members not only to keep their very busy bosses apprised of what is right but also to ensure the optics are right to preserve public trust.
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After emerging Tuesday from a hearing before a Foreign Relations subcommittee on the issue of North Korea, Risch said Congress needs to be kept apprised of how the talks are unfolding.
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News organizations routinely handle sensitive information and rely on trust between reporters and confidential sources to keep us apprised of what is being done with our money and in our names.
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I, Pages 53-20173: [REDACTED] Manafort also [REDACTED] wanted to be kept apprised of any developments with WikiLeaks and separately told Gates to keep in touch [REDACTED] about future WikiLeaks releases.
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Mr. Giuliani and Mr. Mukasey wrote that both Attorney General Jeff Sessions and Mr. Bharara had been apprised "in general terms" before the meetings with Mr. Erdogan and other Turkish officials.
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Nevertheless, he approved the settlement in July 2013, subject to the condition that the Justice Department and HSBC provide quarterly reports to keep the court apprised of any developments in the case.
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Mahathir said on Monday the government hoped the council would elect a new king as soon as possible as the government needed to keep the king apprised on "certain matters", Bernama reported.
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Knud Wollenberger, an East German dissident who secretly kept the Stasi apprised of his wife's subversive activities, claims that his collaboration was entirely consistent with his membership in the couple's oppositional circle.
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Senator John Cornyn of Texas, the No. 2 Senate Republican and a chief author of the legislation, said he had kept his Republican colleagues in the House apprised of the Senate legislation.
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" Mr. Rubenstein, who was not involved in the Gagosian case but was apprised of its details, added: "This has huge implications for doing business in a way that everyone thought was acceptable.
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"We are aware of the player boycott at the University of Minnesota and have been kept apprised on this ongoing situation," Mark Neville, the Holiday Bowl's executive director, said in a statement.
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"We kept the NSC apprised of our efforts, including, specifically, our efforts to secure a public statement from the Ukrainians that would satisfy President Trump's concerns," he says in his opening statement.
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"It took us longer than expected to get the necessary information from the homeowner and we did not keep Julie sufficiently apprised of our efforts during these few days," Ms. Greatrix wrote.
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"Because the new information followed his sworn testimony about the case, Comey was obligated by Department of Justice rules to keep the relevant committees apprised," Newsweek's Michele Gorman and Matt Cooper write.
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"President Obama has been apprised of the situation and the U.S. State Department has issued a travel alert in a series of Tweets, saying, "Turkish government states elements of Turkish army attempting uprising.
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Generally, the focus of this report has been to keep Redditors apprised of the current state of requests and approvals by governments and law enforcement for the preservation or production of user data.
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They appeared to be lax to the extreme in terms of keeping appropriate government agencies, administration officials and Congress apprised of their investigation, even though it related to serious questions of national security.
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Clinton ran ads last month against Mr. Trump, the Trump team asked about rates for television ads of its own, according to two media buyers apprised of those inquiries, but never followed up.
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Earlier on Monday, Mahathir said the government hoped the council would elect a new king as soon as possible as the government needed to keep the king apprised on "certain matters", Bernama reported.
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Charlotte Westing, a biologist with the Alaska Department of Fish and Game who runs the black bear study, said the cameras were installed to keep researchers apprised of whether the bears have cubs.
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Giudice has kept fans apprised of her workout regimens since leaving prison with a noticeably more sculpted body two years ago, but she kept quiet about her entry into the bodybuilding competition this weekend.
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And Abrams has been thanking her 2018 volunteers and keeping them apprised of her plans, which she says she'll decide on by April, all while promoting a new voting rights group, Fair Fight Action.
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Rita filed the lawsuit in 2015 against the couple's business managers Nigro Karlin Segal Feldstein & Bolno LLP (NKSFB), with Rita alleging they did not keep her apprised of how dire their financial situation was.
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"I've heard others say that neither you nor your lawyers have been apprised that you're the target of the investigation," Fox News anchor Bret Baier said to Clinton during a town hall in Detroit.
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The other race she's in, unwittingly until apprised of it on Friday, is against Travis Bader, formerly of Oakland University in Michigan, who holds the Division I record for career 3-pointers with 504.
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Why it matters: Sondland testified that he kept Mulvaney and a number of other top administration officials apprised of his efforts to push Ukraine to announce investigations into the Bidens and the 2016 election.
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While McConnell and Schumer didn't speak all day Saturday after the shutdown and only briefly on Sunday evening, members in the bipartisan group were keeping their leadership apprised of the discussions they were having.
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We follow rules, we keep each other apprised of any development in our dating lives, and we have veto power if, for whatever reason, we are uncomfortable with what each other is doing…or who.
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In fact, Obama was largely kept apprised of Biden's plans through their respective aides, particularly because their record from eight years in the White House will suddenly become front-and-center in the Democratic primary.
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A regulator's "expressions of concerns about a bank's financial status and vigorous requests - even if expressed urgently - to be kept apprised of the bank's contingency plans" did not qualify as a "directive," the court ruled.
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The confusion centers on how long Mr. Trump may have known of — or was apprised of — discussions about the Moscow tower proposal, which were led by his former personal lawyer and fixer, Michael D. Cohen.
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The Kushner Companies' statement insisted that the residents were fully apprised of the renovation work before it started and the work was conducted under the supervision of the city's Buildings Department and other regulatory agencies.
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Lapan noted that the same members Trump has excoriated on impeachment are the ones who will be pressuring Trump to keep Congress apprised of his next steps in Iran after he acted unilaterally last week.
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To keep the driver apprised of its "thinking" and progress, the system flashes animated graphics on the Escalade's hi-res, curved OLED display (an industry first), which measures a whopping 38 inches from corner to corner.
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"The president has been apprised of the situation in Nice, France, and his national security team will update him, as appropriate," said Ned Price, a spokesman for the White House National Security Council, in a statement.
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"The faculty and staff have been apprised of the situation and over the next few days the students will be shown a PowerPoint in homeroom, providing them with the needed information," the letter to parents read.
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Wagstaffe said he decided to show the video to the Okobi family because he wanted them to be apprised of the situation from his office, rather than hearing of any new developments secondhand through the media.
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After all, digital spaces, lacking borders and with guarantees of anonymity, are rife with the potential for misunderstandings, especially between adversaries who may not be fully apprised of what other countries' secret hackers are up to.
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Its shares rose 1% after the announcement while shares in Blue Label Telecoms, which said its board had not been formally apprised of any details of Telkom's proposal, slumped more than 7% before paring their losses.
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The notice must be sent within 48 hours of US forces entering into hostilities in accordance with the War Powers Act -- a series of procedural requirements to ensure that presidents keep Congress apprised of military decisions.
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Mike Pompeo, secretary of state What Sondland says: Pompeo was kept apprised on his efforts in Ukraine, and cites emails to the top diplomat showing he raised the issue of linking aid to Ukraine with investigations.
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The New York Times has this helpful infographic to keep you apprised of who is already in the race, who is a lock to get in soon, and who is likely to get in at some point.
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"They were looking to do business deals in the energy space and they were looking for connections to help them do that," said Mr. Inman, who said he kept American officials apprised of his communications with CEFC.
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In response, Carolyn Meadows, the N.R.A.'s new president, and two other senior officials said that board members had been apprised of the issues and had ample opportunity to delve into the details at the Indianapolis convention.
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He said he believed that Donald Trump Jr. had apprised his father of a June 2016 meeting with a Russian lawyer promising dirt on Hillary Clinton, despite claims by the president that he knew nothing of it.
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Lenkner said that the firm has consulted "numerous experts" to ensure that it is complying with ethical rules and has a team of lawyers and professionals who keep the firm's clients apprised of developments in their cases.
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Mr. Trump mostly reiterated plans or policies he has discussed publicly for months, according to two people who were apprised of the meeting but spoke on condition of anonymity because they had not been authorized to talk.
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Johnny Isakson, the GOP chairman of the panel, had been kept apprised of ranking member Jon Tester's investigation over the last several days -- and viewed the sources of the allegations as serious enough to warrant a deeper probe.
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"Shareholders should have been apprised of the risks that Crown was taking in China and the threat they posed to the company's revenue streams," Andrew Watson, national head of class actions at Maurice Blackburn, said in a statement.
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While Renault and Nissan had long cultivated the impression that they operated as one, Nissan has not been a party in the merger talks although it has been kept apprised, another person with knowledge of the talks said.
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Mr. Bermudez, who had also not been apprised of Mr. Trump's original decision to host the Group of 7 at the Doral, expressed disappointment that the city would no longer be able to showcase itself to the world.
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Apprised of the can sizes, seven and twelve ounces, the man asked Rigaud if a smaller can was for sale, but she informed him that the smallest and cheapest of cans, four ounces of Ronsonol, had recently sold out.
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The company complied with a classified U.S. government directive, scanning hundreds of millions of Yahoo Mail accounts at the behest of the National Security Agency or FBI, said two former employees and a third person apprised of the events.
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The PMO was not properly apprised of the consequences of overseas dollar-denominated bonds by outgoing finance secretary Subhash Chandra Garg, who originally pushed this idea, said one of the two sources, who is an adviser to the government.
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We have been keeping the City of New York — owner of the land upon which Brooklyn Botanic Garden is located — apprised of the potentially negative shadow impact on their property, BBG's plant collections, and our public and educational programs.
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The company complied with a classified U.S. government demand, scanning hundreds of millions of Yahoo Mail accounts at the behest of the National Security Agency or FBI, said three former employees and a fourth person apprised of the events.
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Cohen had said earlier that these discussions ended in January, 2016, but he admitted in court that he had been negotiating with Russian officials, and keeping Trump apprised, through the first half of 2016, during the Republican Presidential primaries.
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The FDA issued the following statement in response to Durbin's letter: The FDA has been keeping our Congressional colleagues apprised of the ongoing federal and state investigation into these distressing illnesses and deaths following the use of vaping products.
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He added that the former deputy attorney general, Rod J. Rosenstein, who appointed him as special counsel, specifically authorized him to investigate actions to interfere with his inquiry and that he kept Mr. Rosenstein apprised of his team's work.
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With Birx's new temporary role, she and Achrekar are physically split up, but they check in every day, with Achrekar keeping her mentor and boss apprised of the progress in the PEPFAR planning process that was underway in Johannesburg.
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Since 1997, she's picked up three common "wants": to be acknowledged promptly for their gift; to see their gift assigned to a specific, actionable area of focus; and to be apprised of the progress their last gift helped make.
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What emerges is a picture of a secretary of State kept apprised of the Giuliani-led "irregular channel" of U.S. policy toward Ukraine who nonetheless did little to rein it in or protect U.S. diplomats damaged by the affair.
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He still appears to read them, however, admitting to Fox that he was keeping apprised of their coverage of the last two weeks' impeachment hearings while also claiming to have saved "a lot" of money by canceling the subscriptions.
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In another letter requesting information about the government's reunification efforts and well-being of children still separated and detained, House Democrats demanded a "detailed plan" and a "single point of contact" to help keep Congress apprised of the government's progress.
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However, the head of the nominating agency themselves can approve lethal action against a proposed individual if all of the major national security officials unanimously agree it should be undertaken, but the President has to be apprised of the decision.
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From Reuters:The company complied with a classified U.S. government directive, scanning hundreds of millions of Yahoo Mail accounts at the behest of the National Security Agency or FBI, said two former employees and a third person apprised of the events.
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VW also said it had apprised the former FBI director of its negotiations with state and federal regulators, even providing him with the PowerPoint presentation VW gave to officials from the Justice Department, the EPA and the California Air Resources Board.
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"We had 75 guests last night but most were Europeans, not Americans, and obviously they are concerned, but we have plenty of security and are doing our best to keep them safe and apprised of what's going on," she said.
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Okung also accused Smith and his staff of trying to muzzle him from speaking out about what he saw as a failure to keep the players on the executive committee apprised of negotiations with the team owners, which began last year.
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The law dictates that such a notice must be sent within 48 hours of US forces entering into hostilities in accordance with the War Powers Act -- a series of procedural requirements to ensure that presidents keep Congress apprised of military decisions.
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"You might send links to interesting articles; let the hiring manager know of a relevant industry webcast or seminar; keep them apprised of any kudos you've received at your current job; a charitable project you just completed, and so on."
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And since the Russian government itself is probably well-apprised of whatever meetings happened, that embarrassment becomes a possible point of leverage for a foreign country that is perhaps not enjoying the rosy relationship with the United States that it expected.
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"Everyone can always say, 'Oh, yeah, the Pentagon is always going to be a target, the NSA is always going to be a target,'" says Michael Daniel, the cybersecurity coordinator at the White House, who was apprised of the crisis early on.
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The announcement also comes shortly after a transcript was released of a voicemail Kelner had received from Trump personal attorney John Dowd on the eve of Flynn's plea deal, suggesting the White House should be kept apprised of what Flynn was doing.
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"To meet what has been incredible demand for the GTF engine, we are working collaboratively across our entire manufacturing process to ensure maximum performance, and we are keeping our customers apprised throughout the process," company spokeswoman Sara Banda said in a statement.
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"He wants to be kept apprised with all these policy developments and one of these things that he cares about is their decision on how we are going to pay for it," a Biden consultant told CNBC, speaking on the condition of anonymity.
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"For that reason, we ask for your commitment to make the results of the FBI and IG investigations public as soon as they are completed," they added, also requesting the DOJ keep them apprised of any progress the investigation makes along the way.
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Mr. Cooper, who seemed apprised in advance of the issue raised by the audience member, pressed Mr. Biden, saying Mr. Goldman "has a company called Western LNG" that announced it was building an offshore terminal in western Canada to export natural gas.
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All of the firms said they had apprised the college admissions defendants about their relationships with USC, had obtained consent from the parents and had set up an ethical wall to assure that no lawyers who represent USC will be involved in the parents' cases.
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"In fact, Michael had a lengthy substantive conversation with the personal assistant to a Kremlin official following his outreach in January 2016, engaged in additional communications concerning the project as late as June 2016, and kept Client-1 apprised of these communications," the lawyers wrote.
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As these trends continue, outsourcing will require companies to engage local stakeholders in the markets in which they operate who can keep them apprised of changing rules and regulations that apply to their operations and facilities there, as well as find new avenues of growth.
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These days, Porter said that his company and LinkedIn have a tight integration by way of LinkedIn's Sales Navigator product, which SalesLoft users can access and utilise directly within SalesLoft, and they have a hotline to be apprised of and help shape LinkedIn's API developments.
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" Cohen legal filing: "In fact, Michael had a lengthy substantive conversation with the personal assistant to a Kremlin official following his outreach in January 2016, engaged in additional communications concerning the project as late as June 2016, and kept Client-13 apprised of these communications.
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The emails show that Dr. He, 35, who had been a postdoctoral student in Dr. Quake's lab in 2011, kept Dr. Quake apprised of major steps, including the implantation of the edited embryos in the woman's womb and the birth of the twins months later.
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Every CEO will be apprised of Trump's tweets -- if they haven't already been -- and some, in an effort to cozy up to Trump or because they agree with him about the threat posed by China, will look for ways to divest in the country.
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Sondland, one of the Trump officials who has come under scrutiny for his role in the Ukraine pressure campaign, has pushed back against reports of Hill's closed-door testimony that he didn't keep the NSC and State Department apprised of his work on Ukraine policy.
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However, texts turned over by House Democrats on Wednesday night show efforts by Giuliani and others to recall Yovanovitch in early February 2019 and suggest that Pompeo was apprised of these efforts by the President's personal lawyer in an earlier conversation than was previously known.
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On the call with the league office to complete the blockbuster deal, Dallas was apprised by the Knicks of a potential "extortion issue" with Porzingis, according to one person familiar with the details of the call who was not authorized to discuss it publicly.
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Communicating throughout the year, and even throughout the school day, means parents are apprised of what their kids are experiencing and how they are behaving at school all the time, not surprised by incidents that are only discussed in a once-a-semester parent-teacher meeting.
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Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.), Vice President Pence and White House chief of staff Reince Priebus have all been kept apprised of those talks.
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Among the most vocal are a set of pro-Trump social media personalities with large followings who have been often accused of promoting conspiracy theories in the past -- creating headaches for CPAC officials trying to keep attendees apprised of their level of potential exposure to the virus.
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"My sole object is, if there are persons on the move, who may incline to associate and become tenants on such a plan as I offer, that being apprised of the measure, they may decide how far their views would be accommodated by it," Washington wrote.
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The War Powers Resolution stipulates parameters of presidential and congressional war powers, including imposing procedural requirements to ensure that presidents keep Congress apprised of military decisions as well as provisions that provide Congress with a mechanism to suspend military operations initiated by the President in certain circumstances.
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The War Powers Act stipulates parameters of presidential and congressional war powers, including imposing procedural requirements to ensure that presidents keep Congress apprised of military decisions as well as provisions that provide Congress with a mechanism to suspend military operations initiated by the President in certain circumstances.
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University officials have said in another court filing that Ms. Hernandez was Mr. Elliott's fifth alleged assault victim at Baylor — her lawsuit said she was the sixth who had reported a sexual assault to Baylor — and that Mr. Briles was indeed apprised of her alleged assault.
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President Donald Trump will also have to sign the measure into law and has yet to weigh in publicly, but Mnuchin and Eric Ueland, the White House director of legislative affairs, were regularly apprised, and often present, during some of the final stages of the negotiations.
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WASHINGTON — Gordon D. Sondland, the diplomat at the center of the House impeachment inquiry, kept Secretary of State Mike Pompeo apprised of key developments in the campaign to pressure Ukraine's leader into public commitments that would satisfy President Trump, two people briefed on the matter said.
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But the committee members and the witnesses seemed united by the belief that Congress needs greater internal transparency so that rank-and-file members are better apprised of the happenings in their own body: the content of legislation, the scheduling of votes, the functioning of committees.
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The night before the Board was slated to vote, the legendary Detroit sportscaster Al Ackerman, likely apprised of the controversy by men seeking to recruit him for the opposition, told TV viewers that until UM did right by its female athletes, he would not report its football scores.
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His boss at the time, Attorney General John Ashcroft, was in the hospital recovering from gall bladder surgery in March 85033 when the AG's office was apprised of a certification notice he was required to sign to reauthorize a key National Security Agency program in the war on terror.
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Mr. Cohen was not representing anyone in the confidential agreement, but he was apprised of it by Ms. McDougal's lawyer, and earlier had been made aware of her attempt to tell her story by the media company, according to interviews and an email reviewed by The New York Times.
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But Mr. Cohen, who discussed the hotel project with the aide to a key Kremlin official in early 2016, said in Friday's court filing that he kept Mr. Trump apprised of negotiations that continued through June of that year, just before Mr. Trump formally became the Republican nominee.
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Morrison also told lawmakers he kept Taylor apprised of the back-channel's efforts, briefing him on the July 25 call, calls between Sondland and Trump, calls between Sondland and Yermak, and Trump's desire to withhold all security aid from Ukraine—which Taylor said he was prepared to resign over.
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The War Powers Resolution further stipulates parameters of presidential and congressional war powers, including imposing procedural requirements to ensure that presidents keep Congress apprised of military decisions as well as provisions that provide Congress with a mechanism to suspend military operations initiated by the President in certain circumstances.
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Atkinson in the letter indicated that Maguire's decisions have hurt his ability to protect the whistleblower and keep Congress apprised with information related to "significant problems and deficiencies relating to problems and activities within the responsibility and authority of the director of national intelligence," as required under the law.
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The resignation certainly seems to have been precipitated by a Monday evening Washington Post report saying that former acting Attorney General Sally Yates had apprised White House counsel Don McGahn that Flynn appeared to have misled Vice President Mike Pence about his conversations with Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak.
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The Constitution does appear to be alive and well: prosecutors and the F.B.I. have vigorously defended their independence; judges appointed by Presidents of both major parties have blocked the Administration's discriminatory travel ban; and a robust and well-sourced Washington press corps is keeping the public apprised of the Administration's activities.
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Cortellessa reports that Hogan, who ostensibly left his brother in charge of his real estate brokerage firm when he was elected, has, in fact, maintained ownership and control while serving as governor; the trustees he handpicked to run his company have continued to keep him apprised of its business dealings.
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White House officials collaborated for several weeks with officials at the Department of Homeland Security, the Justice Department and kept congressional leaders apprised of their progress this time around after the White House drew a backlash for keeping Congress and relevant federal agencies almost entirely in the dark during the first rollout.
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"After reviewing both versions, it is clear that the Majority made material changes to the version it sent to the White House, which Committee Members were never apprised of, never had the opportunity to review, and never approved," Schiff said in a letter to committee chairman Devin Nunes, whose staff wrote the memo.
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Making the public statement about closing the investigation last summer put him on the hook to testify before Congress; testifying before Congress arguably compelled him to keep Congress apprised of unexpected changes in the status of the investigation, which in turn compelled him to exculpate Clinton a second time, days before the election.
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"No reasonable member of the public, apprised of all the facts and circumstances and seeing campaign rhetoric for what it is, would believe that because candidate Trump said those troubling things and is now President Trump, the accused has been or will be denied a fair trial," Nance wrote in the ruling.
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"If you've received positive feedback each time you've talked to the hiring manager, or are asked to keep them apprised of your job search progress, you have the green light to keep the lines of communication open until told otherwise, 'We will get in touch with you,' or get no response," Taylor said.
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Addressing the Israeli cabinet, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel had apprised Russia and the United States of its position on the developments in the Golan, alluding to a separation of forces agreement with Syria after the 1973 Middle East war that created a buffer zone patrolled by the U.N. Disengagement and Observer Force (UNDOF).
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In the text messages, Mr. Parnas kept Mr. Hicks and Mr. Ahearn apprised of efforts to disseminate damaging information about targets of Mr. Trump and Mr. Giuliani, including the United States ambassador to Kyiv, former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. and Ukrainians who spread information about Paul Manafort, Mr. Trump's 2016 campaign chairman.
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Mr Trump announced on January 11th that he would turn "leadership and management" of his global business empire over to his sons, but he continues to be its primary owner, and the handover was anything but blind: with updates at least every quarter, Eric Trump keeps his father well apprised of how his businesses are faring.
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President Trump's lawyer said back then that he would turn "leadership and management" of his global business empire over to his sons, but he continues to be its primary owner, and the handover was anything but blind: with updates at least every quarter, Eric Trump keeps his father well apprised of how his businesses are faring.
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In a pair of memos obtained by The New York Times, a top official in the de Blasio administration was apprised on the progress in removing the restrictions at Rivington House twice in the middle of 2015 — suggesting involvement and coordination by close advisers to Mayor Bill de Blasio, a Democrat, months earlier than the administration has acknowledged.
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"You must disclose all facts and information as to which you have first-hand knowledge that will be at issue in connection with evidence you present or arguments you make in your role as the President's legal advocate so that the Senate and Chief Justice can be apprised of any potential ethical issues, conflicts, or biases," they continue.
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"[A]t a minimum, you must disclose all facts and information as to which you have first-hand knowledge that will be at issue in connection with the evidence you present or arguments you make in your role as the President's legal advocate so that the Senate and Chief Justice can be apprised of any potential ethical issues, conflicts, or biases," they write.
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"You must disclose all facts and information as to which you have first-hand knowledge that will be at issue in connection with evidence you present or arguments you make in your role as the President's legal advocate so that the Senate and Chief Justice can be apprised of any potential ethical issues, conflicts, or biases," the House of Representatives managers wrote in a letter to Cipollone.
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I believe that Harriet does this with the best of intentions and genuinely believes that we all want to stay apprised of family news; however, her lack of discretion makes me extremely uncomfortable, and I have found that I rarely send her more than a generic line or two when I write, because I assume that my emails are also being shared widely with her network.
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Lawmakers have been briefed multiple times on Khashoggi's murder, but the Trump administration has yet to publicly acknowledge what senators from both parties said was clear to them from the briefings: that Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman ordered the killing and was kept apprised of the government-led operation to murder and dismember Khashoggi, a Saudi citizen and legal U.S. resident who was highly critical of the regime.
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They can even be rote and bloodless algorithms, which is a thing I know because I looked at some ticket-selling sites to see how much it would cost to attend the game between the New York Knicks and the Brooklyn Nets on February 1 and because the guileless bots in charge of blaring ads at us as we move through the internet took it upon themselves to keep me apprised of those prices.
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