Trump and Abe conferred about the matter Tuesday alongside top national security aides.
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It conferred about 93 percent protection in groups to whom it was given.
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After police officers saw a woman speeding on a wet road in Georgia they pulled the driver over and conferred about whether to arrest her.
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Dufresne and Halpern briefly conferred about the salad dressing — Halpern agreed that it could use a little lemon zest, which wasn't in the original recipe.
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We never explicitly conferred about making up this story: We simply egged each other on, feeding each other details, convincing ourselves that perhaps it really had happened.
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Still, Mr. Nelson demanded a far more expansive version of gun control than Mr. Rubio has been willing to consider, and a political adviser to Mr. Nelson said the two men had not conferred about specific bipartisan legislation.
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Henry R. Muñoz III, the finance chairman of the Democratic National Committee, said the party's top fund-raisers conferred about the race at a meeting in Washington last week, reviewing it along with long-anticipated contests for governor in New Jersey and Virginia.
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By fall, with polls showing an extremely tight governor's race, Scott L. Fitzgerald, the State Senate majority leader, said he and Mr. Vos had conferred about how best to "put on solid ground" some of the policies the Republicans had advanced during eight years of full control of state government.
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On 30 June, Foch and Pershing conferred about the American troops to be left on the Rhine.
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In February 2012, the prime ministers of both countries met in Singapore and conferred about increasing economic and cultural alliances between both countries, and also discussed developments occurring in their countries.
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148 on another front, he conferred about keeping the Alfonsists in check.Santa Cruz 1979, p. 26 In 1941 Lamamié supplied Don Javier with his political analysis, but its content is not known.Santa Cruz 1979, p.
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Pompey left and did not return to the forum while Clodius was a tribune (Plutarch must have meant except for public business as Pompey did attend sessions of the senate and the plebeian council, which were held in the northern area of the forum). He stayed at home and conferred about how to appease the senate and the nobility.
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Representatives from each Buddhist sect in Japan conferred about the new temple that would keep the holy ashes. After many conferences, they decided to build the temple in Nagoya. The Nagoya city government prepared 330,000 square meters of land to build the temple. Finally, in 1904, Nissen-ji (now, Nittai-ji) was built in commemoration of the friendship between Japan and Thailand.
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Golden Rose from the Vatican Library. The value of the rose varies according to the munificence of the pontiffs or the economic circumstances of the times. Baldassari (1709) says that the rose conferred about the year 1650 cost about 500 écus (scudi d'oro; 500 écus are the equivalent of about 1.7 kg of gold). The two roses sent by Pope Alexander VII were valued at about 800 and 1200 écus respectively.
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A parallel career in taxidermy and a fondness for hunting supported the increasingly accurate portrayals of these animals. Entry into a statewide contest for a heroic-sized portrait of Charles M. Russell—a contest he failed to win—provided the impetus to become a "real" sculptor and attracted the support and guidance of Charlie Beil, a noted Canadian sculptor. Both men built foundries and cast their own bronzes, guaranteeing high quality. In the late 1950s the Blackfeet tribe and Scriver conferred about a series of bronzes to be cast in heroic size.
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In January 1776, nine months after the outbreak of the American Revolution, Johnson gathered several hundred armed supporters at Johnstown. He sent a letter to Governor William Tryon, through Captain John McDonell, saying that he and his Loyalist neighbors had conferred about raising a battalion for the British cause. He also said he could raise 500 Indian warriors who, when used with his regular troops, could retake all of the forts captured by the rebels. On January 20, 1776, General Schuyler, with a force of Continental troops and the Tryon County militia numbering around 3,000, disarmed Johnson and about 300 of his Loyalist supporters; Schuyler paroled Johnson.
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Banda announced plans to speak to Baroness Ashton of the European Union's Foreign Affairs office and the Malawi's IMF Resident Representative, Ruby Randall. She and Zambian president Michael Sata had also conferred about resuming close working relations. At least partly to further please donors, Banda's administration also refused in June 2012 to host that July's African Union summit on the grounds that the AU had insisted that Sudan's president Omar al- Bashir be given assurances that Malawi would refuse to serve the International Criminal Court arrest warrant against him; the Cabinet decided that such conditions were unacceptable. President Banda is named by Forbes as the 40th most powerful woman in the world, the highest African name on the list.
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During the 1st International Consultation on Tropical Fruits held in Malaysia on 15–19 July 1996, delegates from 22 countries conferred about economic and trade issues that centered on the current situation of the tropical fruit industry, future prospects for fresh and processed tropical fruits, tariff concerns, and phytosanitary and quarantine measures. They also recognized the importance of tropical fruits in providing vitamins, nutrients, micronutrients, and fiber essential for human health and well being. One of the solutions proposed to address these needs is through the creation of a tropical fruits network. The Sub-Group on Tropical Fruits (SGTF) was established during the 15th session of the Intergovernmental Group on Banana in Rome on May 1997.
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