My assignment desk is checking with the Pentagon, I said.
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Toyota said it was checking with Subaru on the reported irregularities.
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After checking with the police, she left Palazzo Strozzi with serenity.
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After double-checking with the critic, the rating was changed to rotten.
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It's also worth checking with your gift recipient about their upgrade status.
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Please do not travel to the airport without checking with your airline first.
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Heat maple syrup to about 240 degrees Fahrenheit, checking with a candy thermometer.
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The NCTA suggests checking with your department of public works for details and dates.
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By 2202, only 2628 percent of banks surveyed offered free checking with no conditions.
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"I also recommend checking with your doctor first before starting any new diet plan."
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Finding a good location, checking with the community, getting the proper permits — not simple.
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Ms. Schwietert Collazo remembers checking with her husband before she launched the first campaign.
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We are checking with Snaplogic to see if it can confirm those numbers directly.
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There's no pricing or availability yet (I'm checking with my Johnson and Microsoft contacts now).
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After double checking with N., I reserve it and put down half of the payment.
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They are checking with other agencies to see if it matches any of their investigations.
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They liked it, so after checking with General Manager Brian Cashman, he ordered a set.
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It's worth checking with several companies to make sure you're getting the best rate possible.
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We are also checking with NYPD today if any permits are needed just in case.
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They told military leaders not to order action on Nixon's command without checking with them first.
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Checking with one's insurer before visiting the emergency room can be critical for avoiding sticker shock.
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Gavino recommends checking with your state's insurance department to find out if a plan is available.
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But after checking with an expert on Irving's writings, Mr. Shorto said Irving was not the source.
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After checking with the veterinarian to get the right type of paint, she was ready to try.
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"We're going to be checking with the babysitter in a little while, but it's great," Ferrara told PEOPLE.
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Financial advisors say it is a good idea to make a habit out of checking with state offices.
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Morris is checking with the University of Glasgow to see whether it has plans for the swift vessel.
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The rules for this act change regularly, so Cramer recommended checking with your broker for the latest updates.
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It's unfortunate that Entertainment Tonight ran a story without checking with her and was tied to a 'source'.
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My guess is his lawyers were, um, not happy that Trump said this without checking with them. 343.
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Local councils are checking with authorities to see if they want to examine the carcasses before they're removed.
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Be courteous of your work commitment, checking with your team first to plan coverage for any important projects.
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King said it's an intensive process that includes reviewing court and prison records, and checking with the prosecuting attorney.
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That being said, there's nothing stopping someone from checking with a creator if they're going to remix their work.
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"There's no question who's going home tonight," he said, briefly checking with each tribemate that they felt the same.
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He said he would not repeat the offense without checking with the big boss of the operation in Beijing.
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"He's checking with his wife," a Sotheby's staff member, on the telephone with a bidder, said at one point.
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If I do, I make sure Jackie has adequate coverage, which means checking with her other employees in advance.
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If not ... eBay will go down the line, checking with the next highest bidders until someone's willing to pay up.
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Associated Press said it was currently not doing any fact-checking with Facebook and is in negotiations about future partnerships.
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The standard disclosure about checking with your tax professional applies here, so it's best to do your research before buying.
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In our encounters, they seemed entitled and even forceful, taking steps without checking with the mother and pressing unneeded procedures.
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They recommend checking with the Georgia Department of Driver Services if the case involves the status of a driver's license.
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Another officer, however, testified that she was given no guidance on checking with supervisors before using pre-signed I-200s.
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Checking with the legs to create a long barrier reduces the chances of round kicks sneaking under a fighter's elbow.
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SIX said via email on Tuesday that it was checking with its data provider for the reason it received false data.
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Find this information about your federal loans by logging into your Federal Student Aid account or checking with your loan servicer.
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Again, she suggests checking with your local IRC field office to find out about opportunities to provide closer support and mentorship.
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He had come to try his own hand at fact-checking, with the help of The New Yorker's fact-checking department.
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That ended with a reprimand for buying stocks on behalf of customers without checking with them first, the Mississippi settlement said.
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He had finished his meal after double-checking with employees that it was indeed plant-based, and became ill shortly after.
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You can find wind speeds for where you are by asking independent site assessors, or even checking with a nearby airport.
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As a man in his 20s, he's considered old enough to be the father of unlimited children without checking with anyone first.
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"We are cross-checking with ISRO through GIS [Geographic Information System] mapping to see if new lakes have been formed," he said.
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Like cross-checking with images that we might have, or in some cases we might call businesses and verify information that way.
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"Your anxiety can say that you're not ready, and that's where fact-checking with yourself can be really helpful," Dr. Chansky says.
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TOKYO, Feb 5 (Reuters) - Subaru Corp is checking with China-based suppliers for potential disruptions to parts deliveries from the coronavirus outbreak.
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By cross-checking with survey data, it saw that for example, these 10 houses have a household income of $1.90 a day.
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She declined to give her last name, saying she did not want to do so without checking with her sister, Jack's mother.
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A Hyundai spokeswoman said the company was "checking with the relevant internal departments" and would respond with comment as soon as possible.
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Some journalists do make mistakes by tweeting too fast, by not fact checking with multiples sources, or by sometimes trusting unreliable sources.
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If you're already a member of a credit union, it's worth checking with them first to see what business checking options they offer.
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Officials asked relatives and friends to keep checking with evacuation shelters and call centers in the hope many of them could be located.
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Case in point: the controversy surrounding Facebook's decision to partner in fact-checking with a website owned by conservative outlet the Daily Caller.
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Many of these tactics include measures described by Villanueva and Lee, including cross-checking with other outlets and staying wary of sensationalist headlines.
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It's a little bit different in Russia; each business decision you make, you have to be checking with your contacts in the Kremlin.
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Myint Kyaw, the spokesman for the Information Ministry, denied any crash had taken place after checking with the Ministry of Transport and Communication.
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For survivors and those rebuilding, experts suggest checking with your insurance company or your state's regulator from the North American Securities Administrators Association.
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And also, that Don Jr. would never set up any meeting of any significance alone -- and certainly not without checking with his father.
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"It might be that your router does not require security updates," say researchers, but it's worth checking with your router vendor to make sure.
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Pew's survey found that people still want fact checking, with 81% of respondents seeing the act as a major or minor responsibility of journalists.
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You can find Tshepo just double-checking with the PR that she's on the list for that Black Panther screening next week on Twitter.
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Soon afterwards the German agriculture minister went rogue in Brussels, voting against a European Union weedkiller ban without first checking with his colleagues in Berlin.
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Hawaii officials are checking with residents to see if they need help as fast-moving lava approaches a mostly rural part of the Big Island.
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But after checking with experts, the reporters concluded that Mr. Lopez was talking not to the real, red-bearded Mr. Shishani, but to an impostor.
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Be sure that wherever you're reaching out to for help, that it's legit by checking with the BBB, or staying with the company's own site.
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"Sberbank, after checking with a number of people in the U.S., retained him because of his reputation and his litigation track record," the statement said.
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"Don Jr. would never set up any meeting of significance alone and certainly not without checking with his father," Cohen told the House Oversight panel.
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A presidency spokesman said they would call back after checking with legal officers on reasons for the delay and when Zuma was expected to sign.
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What we know so far: Mexican officials say they've been checking with authorities in Central America to see whether anyone has reported loved ones missing.
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We'd already decided that we wouldn't live in Britain; after researching regulations — even checking with a lawyer — it was clear that it wouldn't be possible.
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Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid told Reuters they knew of media reports of the abduction but were not aware of it and were checking with their commanders.
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The big discrepancy between eMarketer's numbers and Roku's own has to do with how "monthly actives" are being counted, we understand, after checking with various sources.
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Quality medicine has become replaced with quality documentation and quality box checking with a system that treats patients like a car moving down an assembly line.
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" She added, "We learned early last week that the owner had abruptly listed the specimen for sale on eBay without prior warning or checking with us.
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But after checking with a veterinarian with more specialization in the issue, she learned the dog could live for a couple of years with proper care.
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If your search is still coming up short, try checking with your garbage hauler, local household hazardous waste program, pharmacy or hospital, or local law-enforcement agency.
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It's a familiar formula, calling to mind classics like Rosemary's Baby and Nicolas Roeg's Don't Look Now (which Tully is intentionally name-checking with his film's title).
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Make sure you are putting your fur baby first by checking with a veterinarian that they are healthy enough to withstand the general stress of air travel.
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"The only leverage would be if it moved a significant number of 'yes' votes, and that's what we are checking with our members to do," he said.
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Investors who are interested in an IPO can start by checking with the financial institutions with which they're currently affiliated to see if they can get in.
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Banks you already have a relationship with: If you have savings or checking accounts at a bank that offers loans, it might be worth checking with them.
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In the interview Thursday, Spicer said there had been times he made mistakes by speaking without knowing something, coming out too forcefully or not checking with Trump.
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Investors who are interested in an IPO can start by checking with the financial institutions with which they're currently affiliated to see if they can get in.
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Robinhood revives checking with new debit card & 63% interest Robinhood has a bunch of other new features aimed at diversifying its offering for the not-yet-rich.
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Rio de Janeiro civil police told Reuters they were checking with the local precinct on the matter and would pass on any information as it became available.
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But "checking with Allah, I assured him to have no fear, and that it was perhaps an illusion," she wrote in her journal, according to the complaint.
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We get there by checking with our issue experts about where ideas are going and what is being untouched, and tap into that in a creative way.
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Multiple union members reported that a supervisor was told not to issue any positive MPP decisions without checking with the other officers on their team, and with headquarters.
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In fairness, a President's authority to fire some cruise missiles into another country without checking with Congress has become a hazy area of Constitutional law in modern times.
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Collins advises checking with the center or hospital workers or the midwife you are working with: What are the protocols in place to ensure a safe water birth?
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Investigators are trying to track down everyone on the list of missing by checking with those who called 911 to verify they've made contact with their loved ones.
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He said he wanted the focus to be on checking with families and residents, and to continue to work with state and local partners throughout the recovery phase.
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Some of them are continuing to make trips to mainland China this week after checking with their superiors, so as to keep appointments made previously, the person said.
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That 1% to 2% probably won't make you rich, but that's more than 15 times as much growth as you'd earn in checking, with almost no more effort.
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POLITICO reported on Saturday that the U.S. and Mexico had resolved the major outstanding issues and were checking with all parties to see if further changes were needed.
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The FBI said it closed its assessment of Santiago after conducting database reviews, checking with other agencies and interviewing family members, according to a senior federal law enforcement official.
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It's similar to what Google Prompt looks like already, with the main difference being that your phone will be checking with the website to verify it's the right one.
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For parents struggling to find options, she recommends checking with organizations such as Child Care Aware and local Child Care Resource and Referral agencies may be able to help.
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Florida officials also were making sure all nursing homes and assisted living facilities had generators, and were checking with more than 100 facilities where information about generators was uncertain.
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He wants us to believe that he wrote a tweet with inaccurate information without checking with his client, and put it in his client's name without his client's approval.
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"It seems legitimate that we ask Washington not to do anything about this site without checking with us first," Gellet said in the email, that included the plant's GPS coordinates.
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"We're going to have a number of clips (to show the team later in the season) with our reloading and checking, checking with our legs, not gliding or reaching," he said.
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After checking with the National Museum of Ethiopia, where Lucy officially resides, the high-resolution 3D models of the bones scanned are available for free download to anyone who wants them.
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I'm not sure if one's actually out there, but that doesn't stop me from checking with every bartender, master distiller, agave farmer, and civilian imbiber I meet, from Oaxaca to Finland.
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JPMorgan Chase, for example, offers a basic checking account, Total Checking, with a $12 monthly service fee unless you keep a $1,500 daily balance or opt for $500 in direct deposits.
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After checking with doctors, he underwent the angioplasty, and on Friday he learned from the doctors that he would be able to report to the Yankees in February for spring training.
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Mazar went on to say that she started feeling sick in mid-March, but had to wait until a later date to take the test after checking with a medical professional.
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Chatbot-based symptom checking software startup Clearstep has created its own COVID-19 screener, which goes more in-depth to combine symptom checking with screening for potential exposure to the virus.
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LULAC policy manager Juan Perez told Talking Points Memo that the organization's bylaws do allow for Rocha to write a statement on his own without checking with the group's other leaders.
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Even if you don&apost have any of these types of cards, it&aposs worth checking with your credit card issuer to see what entertainment benefits may be available to you.
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Any sample indicated as positive by any of the rats then goes for checking with a more sophisticated, more accurate—and more expensive—microscope technique than the one used in the clinics.
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Choi's label later said that, after checking with him, Choi did pay a 221 million won ($2,500) fine for drink driving and had his license suspended for 100 days in February 2016.
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The new result shows that even something like a run-of-the-mill laptop computer could quickly verify that a halting problem actually halts, however, by checking with two powerful quantum computers.
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If you have your heart set on a purebred, you can still save by checking with your local rescue, where a beagle pup can cost $375 and an English bulldog around $450.
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Cuban also said that he had been vigilant in checking with his HR department about potential issues, especially since the #MeToo movement has become such a significant part of the national dialogue.
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Afterward, we went through the steps of the dissection more slowly, double-checking and triple-checking with one another and faculty before doing anything, distinctly aware of the permanence of our every action.
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The company is often quick to the no-comment when it comes to hearsay — but in this case, a rep for the company put it in clear terms: Thanks for checking with us!
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But even absent checking with State, the very piece of Steele intelligence that Kavalec transmitted to FBI — the alleged back-door computer channel at Alfa Bank — already was deemed unreliable by the bureau.
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In fact, it's odd enough to be worth checking with your daughter; certainly the groom's old friend can confirm with him that you're on the ceremony-only list, for her own planning purposes.
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To prepare for what some immigrants see as an Armageddon, Lujan says, they are spending as little money as possible, putting their homes up for sale and checking with immigration attorneys about their options.
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But the press has to be ready for a 24/7 media environment with fact checking, with journalistic and editorial standards, so that, no, we don't wanna live in a world of alternative facts.
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Upon checking with human rights defenders, the TCRP lawyers concluded that the warrant was retaliatory — and that it should serve as evidence in his asylum case, not of his unsuitability to care for children.
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In contrast, chatbot-based symptom checking software startup Clearstep has created its own COVID-22019 screener, which goes more in-depth to combine symptom checking with screening for potential exposure to the virus. 29.
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Ms. Minton said she bought a bracelet from Verdura that the jeweler had made as a prototype – and jokes that she keeps checking with the jeweler to make sure it hasn't made another one.
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Trump's groundbreaking presidential telephone conversation with Taiwan's leader, Tsai Ing-wen, soon was followed by his commitment not to do it again without first checking with China's Xi Jinping, whose hostile policies increasingly threaten Taiwan.
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In essence, the exculpatory story is that the president hands out hush money so readily that his attorney has carte blanche to cut six-figure payoff checks on his behalf without checking with the client.
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Subaru Corp declined 0.4% after the automaker maintained its profit forecast for the year through March and said the firm is checking with China-based suppliers for potential disruptions to parts deliveries from the coronavirus outbreak.
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From what was communicated at that time and based on the numerous questions we asked and further due diligence on our part, including checking with the league office, there was no information discovered that conveyed otherwise.
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In December 2018 the startup had to quickly backtrack from an announcement it made for a planned cash management product after stating it would be SIPC insured despite not checking with the organization ahead of time.
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Many cities (including Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco, and Seattle) offer an emergency alert system, so start by checking with your municipality to find out how to sign up for text, email, or voice alerts.
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If Mr. Woodward would have performed rudimentary journalistic fact checking with those he was quoting, he would have had a more accurate book rather than just being a stenographer for Mr. Bannon's self-aggrandizing revisionist history.
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If you're concerned about the cost of a visit to the doctor or a specific procedure you've been putting off, Wiik recommends checking with your insurance company and your specific physician before setting up an appointment.
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" Read: Listen to voicemails from women about what they wished Brett Kavanaugh had said "I asked for that investigation and I made my decision based on that and also checking with people who've worked with him.
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The next morning I got my answer: the Animal Planet exec hadn't been able to sell her husband on the idea (checking with a spouse: what a quaint notion!) and Slippers was mine if I wanted her.
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A spokesman for LMESelect's owner, Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Ltd (HKEx), said earlier it was checking with the London Metal Exchange, operator of the platform, to find out why trading had failed to start on time.
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If you are set on doing the same, he suggests checking with the theater in advance — or simply buying tickets to see Jim Gaffigan, above, a comedian so G-rated that he has performed for the pope.
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To find out if a license is necessary and if your area is zoned for the type of products or services you want to provide, Wodynski advises checking with your city licensing bureau, which should maintain a list.
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Hart was pulled 52 seconds later, and Deryk Engelland was called for cross-checking with 1:29 to go for a 6-on-3 advantage, but the Flyers managed just a Giroux shot on goal, which Fleury gloved.
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"If you find yourself in a situation where you signed the dotted line without checking with your insurance company first, give them a call," Chris Hackett, senior director at the Property Casualty Insurers Association of America, told CNBC.
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"After checking with the company's owner China Minmetals Group, the group said it was not aware of a merger deal and had not been notified by relevant authorities on the matter," the listed units said in similar statements.
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My colleague Dylan Matthews has written about some strategies to make your money go further — from checking with charity evaluators to targeting the poorest people to funding basic research and the development of new solutions to our problems.
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Over time I just stopped checking with it at all, which is sad because I miss that kind of engagement with people, but I just cannot, I cannot participate in it or it was killing, it killed me.
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The threats come just as Facebook announced new tools to fight the spread of fake news, including an option for users to flag fake news and third-party fact-checking with help from the Poynter International Fact Checking Network.
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"Attorney General Kennedy stated that the CIA should never undertake the use of mafia people again without first checking with the Department of Justice because it would be difficult to prosecute such people in the future," the report reads.
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I kept checking with [my partner] to make sure he was OK. Someone I look up to recently told me 'You being vulnerable gives people a beacon of permission to share those things and really open up those conversations.
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Chechen tradition would never allow such a thing, he said; he was the elder in the family, and Zaur hadn't consulted him—he never would have got himself mixed up in such a plot without checking with him first.
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In a few hours I'll be back at Compère, going through the daily prep list, checking with the pastry cook to make sure the pastries are displayed at the coffee shop and setting up for the rest of breakfast.
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Now, ICE officers and attorneys can review the totality of the circumstances in deciding whether to put a person's deportation on hold or terminate proceedings against them without checking with USCIS on the likelihood of them receiving a U visa.
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"They worked out the major points, are working out some details right now and checking with all sides, including Pelosi, to see if there's an agreement or if they need to adjust it a bit more," one of the people said.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Pele has been invited to light the Olympic pyre for the Rio Games on Friday but the Brazilian soccer great is checking with his sponsors to see if he is free to lead the torch ceremony in the Maracana stadium.
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Trump had frequently told me and others that his son Don Jr. had the worst judgment of anyone in the world" and that his son "would never set up any meeting of significance alone and certainly not without checking with his father.
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Not only is this cumbersome but it also means that experiments are prone to mistakes and can be especially hard to replicate and therefore validate, either by a team working together internally or when sharing and cross-checking with the wider scientific and research community.
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Teenage Viv decides to hitchhike to Amsterdam one weekend (after checking with her mother what country it's in), and when she gets back, she and her mother have to spend a couple of extremely intimate hours picking crabs out of her pubic hair with tweezers.
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This week, the sad story of a man being turned away from a sex party reminded us all what happens when newbies dive in headfirst without reading the fine print—seriously lads, don't just show up on your own without checking with someone first.
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However, while she admitted Facebook was to blame for not re-checking with Cambridge Analytica to make sure the company deleted the improperly accessed data, she said the discovery of the recent hack is a sign Facebook is becoming more proactive at finding issues on its platform.
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Ericsson was called for cross-checking with 4:42 to go, giving the Lighting a chance to score their third power-play goal of the game, and they took advantage to move a step closer toward eliminating Detroit in the first round for the second straight year.
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"My concern is that if an individual does this test without checking with their health care provider and gets a negative result, that it will give them false reassurance," says Dr. Banu Arun, co-director of the clinical cancer genetics program at MD Anderson Cancer Center.
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Much of Luther's success was attributed to fast writing and enormous stamina, but he was also hands-on and detail-oriented, constantly checking with printers, said Andrew Pettegree, a professor at the University of St. Andrews in Scotland and founding director of its Reformation Studies Institute.
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That's how White House officials, reportedly without checking with the President, asked the Navy to cover up the name of the USS John McCain and give sailors (who wear hats bearing the name) the day off when Trump, a rival of the late senator, came to visit.
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Four teaching hospitals and an army hospital in the south-western German state will take in 10 French patients requiring ventilation, and the state is checking with other hospitals for more spare beds in intensive care units, Baden-Wuerttemberg's science and research ministry said in a statement on Saturday.
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Here's what you should do to make sure your hormonal birth control is in working order: If you're taking an antibiotic for long-term therapy (for tuberculosis or, say, chronic UTIs), Minkin advises checking with your provider to see if using a higher-dose birth control is an option.
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Four teaching hospitals and an army hospital in the south-western German state will take in 10 French patients requiring ventilation, and the state is checking with other hospitals for more spare beds in intensive care units, Baden-Wuerttemberg's science and research ministry said in a statement on Saturday.
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That's how it's done," Kohn said in an interview on the Twitter BuzzFeed morning show AM to DM. "Every Times story you read, every Washington Post story you read, they're not going back and checking with people who went on record and saying, 'Are you okay with your quotes?
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The following Surface devices running Windows 10 can be updated with the new patch: A Microsoft spokesperson confirmed to The Verge that the updates are currently rolling out now, and they can be downloaded by either checking with the device's internal update system or by visiting the Microsoft Download Center.
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But, after a conversation with China's Xi Jinping, with whom the U.S. president-elect intended to make momentous changes on trade and other economic relations, Trump said he would not talk with Tsai again without first checking with Xi. He didn't commit to giving Xi a veto, just a heads up.
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Of course, that means you need to know how much you're borrowing in the first place, what the interest rate is, and what the monthly payments will be once you leave school—all of which you can find out by checking with your financial aid office and contacting your student loan servicer.
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Four teaching hospitals and an army hospital in the south-western German state of Baden-Wuerttemberg will take in 10 French patients requiring ventilation, and the state is checking with other hospitals for more spare beds in intensive care units, the state's science and research ministry said in a statement on Saturday.
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But if a doctor you trust recommends a particular strain that has been shown in clinical studies to help your condition, or if you have identified a strain that is backed up by solid clinical research and really want to give it a try, then sure, go ahead — after double-checking with your doctor first.
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One colleague is calling publicists to ask for insider information or a comment, others are checking with sources who might know the actors, and a writer might be putting together a story based on how we think it will turn out, so all we will need to do is plug in reporting as it comes in.
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"If local police agencies or firearm retailers do not provide services, the family should consider loaning the firearm to another family member, checking with banks for safe deposit boxes, self-storage facilities, shooting ranges or even pawn shops," said Russell Griffin, a researcher at the University of Alabama at Birmingham who wasn't involved in the study.
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During the final days of Richard M. Nixon's presidency, when he was depressed, drinking and railing against his fate as the Watergate scandal closed in on him, Defense Secretary James R. Schlesinger instructed the military not to carry out any nuclear launch order from the president without checking with him or Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger.
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I promptly canceled my appointment and spent an afternoon polling other providers, and double-checking with my insurance company, until I found two more affordable options: a stand-up MRI place in my neighborhood, where the cost to me would be $505, and a store-front operation in midtown Manhattan where the cost to me would be $450.
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The journalist is consistently so anxious and tense, she finds it impossible to let go in a way that will allow her to hit the big O. As a way to maybe, just maybe, experience one of life's greatest pleasures, she has to jump through a series of hoops, including checking with her doctor, visiting a sexologist, and sticking a Gwyneth Paltrow-approved egg in her vagina.
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Greene, who has examined the I.T.F. panel's decision on Sharapova, sees several factors that could help her on appeal: the hundreds of other athletes who tested positive for meldonium in early 2016; her long history of taking the drug before it was banned; and her many years of being a clean athlete with a history of checking with the W.T.A. on the legality of medicines she was considering for use (there was no such double-check on meldonium, however).
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