He conferred with Mayor Robert F. Wagner and with Negro leaders.
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They recently conferred with experts at Stanford University about the venture.
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Mr. Cuticelli conferred with Mr. Huntington while planning the Pet Oasis.
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Trump has conferred with his counterparts in China and Japan on the issue.
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He conferred with senators, but relied on seventy-five (unnamed) D.C. lawyers for advice.
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In Berlin Serraj and Haftar conferred with world leaders but not meet each other.
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They conferred with their "subject matter expert," who escalated it to a team in Dublin.
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Flynn conferred with senior intelligence officials on how to best tailor the briefing for Trump.
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The comments came as he conferred with Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte on trade and security.
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From there, we conferred with psychologists to shed light on why these statements could prove helpful.
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He allegedly never conferred with Trump or got his consent for paying $130,000 in hush money.
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Along with two Australians, the British divers conferred with the Thai SEALs and mapped a route.
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But as part of its inquiry, the panel conferred with classification experts from the intelligence community.
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He eventually conferred with employees there, all of whom were dressed in gaudy holiday-themed sweaters.
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At the Fed, he has conferred with former colleagues there, including Randall Guynn, a close friend.
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In December, Ms. Riffel visited Nicholls State University, examined the album and conferred with Mr. Theriot.
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Some called senior members in their state delegations and conferred with Pelosi about how to proceed.
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Leaders in these countries reportedly conferred with their cabinets before they agreed to sign onto the effort.
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He appeared in court wearing a khaki jail uniform, occasionally conferred with his attorneys, and did not speak.
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Shortly after the invective-laden voicemails began pouring into his office, Green conferred with his staff in Washington.
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After putting on his climbing shoes and chalking his hands, Honnold conferred with Miccio about his potential routes.
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He conferred with public defender Sarah Jane Baumgartel, who sat next to him, and answered the judge's questions.
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Lopez has conferred with Sean Marks, the Nets' general manager, saying that he wants to stay in Brooklyn.
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On the day he died, she also conferred with Monahan by phone before determining the cause of death.
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Prior to the award, the department conferred with the DOD Inspector General, which informed the decision to proceed.
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At the very least, Sessions and his staff conferred with Trump in the days before the platform was released.
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But by mid-afternoon she appeared more tense, gesturing rapidly as she conferred with members of her legal team.
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A week later, he testified that he had indeed conferred with Mr. Enright about which contestants should be tutored.
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Mr. Bharara conferred with his deputy about whether it would be appropriate to return the call, the person said.
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Several other science journalists that received the bottle who I've since conferred with felt the same way as I did.
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She pledged to ban big donors from being made ambassadors or being conferred with other privileges regular people don't have.
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Pishevar claims that Benchmark has also conferred with Lowercase Capital in an attempt to remove Arianna Huffington from the board.
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At the very least, it should have conferred with them on the contents of the report, which was released Thursday.
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She conferred with two women—a film director and a costume designer—while her girlfriend scurried around with a camera.
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Organizers also conferred with representatives of Magal Security Systems, which built a border barrier between Israel and the Gaza Strip.
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On Saturday, he conferred with Mattis and Mitt Romney, formerly a fierce Trump critic now under consideration for secretary of state.
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During a trip to Los Angeles in April, the lead prosecutor conferred with lawyers for at least two of these parents.
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I can't give you legal advice, but you've conferred with two lawyers who plainly don't think your siblings stand a chance.
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After taking his time settling over the ball, Scott stepped away and briefly conferred with his caddie before addressing the ball again.
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So NASA conferred with the White House and agreed that the best route would be stick with its original plan all along.
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Lawyers for GE conferred with the French firm's lawyers ahead of its agreement with the DOJ, long before the deal formally closed.
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David Redger, the Ashland fire chief, conferred with Millie, decided that Ashland was most vulnerable from the northwest, and sent trucks there.
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Shine toyed with the lights, adjusted the podium and the microphone, moved objects in the backdrop, and conferred with the camera operator.
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Visit CNN's Election Center for full coverage of the 2020 race Buttigieg conferred with advisers on Saturday night about his path forward.
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Margaret Fitzpatrick, the college's president, later conferred with her colleagues at Chestnut Hill College, in Philadelphia, and Caldwell University, in New Jersey.
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After he conferred with her repeatedly, I would ask myself why she wasn't doing the arguing, since she knew the case cold.
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The president conferred with the defense secretary about the Middle East and discussed his Saudi Arabia meetings with his secretary of state.
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After finding the water off a tee, Woods conferred with his playing competitor about where the ball had crossed into the hazard.
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And, we conferred with our colleagues at The Ohio State University, who had conducted a similar inquiry after the 2016 release of testimony.
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Mr. Trump conferred with Mr. Bossie during the 2012 election and, as 2016 approached, sought his advice on setting up a campaign structure.
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In a testimony to the commission, a Keystone representative admitted that the company had not conferred with any Native America tribes in Nebraska.
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A senior Treasury Department official said Mr. Mnuchin has conferred with Mr. Trump and Wilbur Ross, the commerce secretary, about China's ZTE concerns.
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To help make the argument for the value of museums McCauley conferred with Elizabeth Merritt, director of the Center for the Future of Museums.
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Wolf said in a statement that he had already conferred with both Republican and Democratic leaders in the Senate and expected a quick confirmation.
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He reportedly produced documents to bolster his assertion that Trump lawyers conferred with him to create erroneous earlier testimony designed to protect the president.
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But when umpires conferred with replay officials, they erased the runs and ruled a game-ending double play that gave Tampa Bay the victory.
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Instead of quitting, he called and conferred with an old friend and decided to write about his own personal experiences of being an uncool dad.
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Obama conferred with his national security and foreign policy advisers on Saturday morning and reiterated his support for the "democratically-elected, civilian" government of Turkey.
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He toured battlefields, met with South Vietnamese and American commanders; attended briefings at the headquarters of the Military Assistance Command, Vietnam; and conferred with Westmoreland.
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The server pondered this for a while until a wiry man got up from his marble-topped table in the corner and conferred with her.
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SCOTT: And as if to make the point, the president invited many of those senators, or conferred with them at the White House about this choice.
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Lobbyists for British publishers have conferred with key political players in Europe as well, but the future of the English-language book market there is unknown.
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Abe previously conferred with Trump at his Mar-a-Lago estate last month; the two men agreed to meet again before the possible June 12 summit.
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Hensarling said on Tuesday he had conferred with Trump about his legislation, known as the "CHOICE act," and the president seemed to support much of it.
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In January, a major Trump donor with ties to his administration flew to a remote island and conferred with a confidant of Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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At one point, his attorneys asked for a pause and conferred with him; when he began speaking again, he said he'd lost his train of thought.
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Republicans wryly noted that Democrats admitted they had conferred with Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Democratic leader, over the weekend about their hearing strategy.
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The businessman, Kirill Dmitriev, conferred with Mr. Gerson about a "reconciliation plan" for the United States and Russia, and Mr. Gerson gave Mr. Kushner a summary.
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Treasury Department lawyers conferred with White House lawyers ahead of the request and Mr. Mnuchin said that his staff is consulting with the Department of Justice.
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" Mr. Pompeo said in Seoul, where he conferred with the foreign ministers of South Korea and Japan, that those remarks were made with "eyes wide open.
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The president of the association the following year, Olivier Knox of SiriusXM, conferred with other members and decided to book a historian instead of a comedian.
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House and Senate lawmakers conferred with top Trump administration officials Wednesday on North Korea days after it carried out its sixth and most powerful nuclear test.
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To avoid this major pain in the future, we partnered with AZO and conferred with Dr. Dweck to break down everyday habits that could leave you vulnerable.
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Members of the jury conferred with each other and planned to tell the judge they were unaware of the rape allegations, the anonymous juror told VICE News.
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After Trump's victory in November, BuzzFeed senior staff conferred with their legal team as they considered the risks of publishing hard-hitting stories under a new administration.
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Ms. Mullings said that the sergeant conferred with another officer a few feet behind her, but that he did not speak to her or to Ms. Danner.
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Mr. Sachs conferred with the pope in advance of his encyclical on the environment last year, which called for sweeping political and economic reforms to address climate change.
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"Having conferred with counsel for Manafort and reviewed the records at issue, the government believes that some of the redactions are no longer necessary," prosecutors wrote on Sunday.
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Booker T. Washington, head of the historically black Tuskegee Institute, conferred with Theodore Roosevelt about race relations at the White House in a meeting that scandalized the white press.
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While Utz conferred with clan leaders, police officers played soccer with the kids and volunteers from a local nonprofit asked the women about social services their families might need.
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Mr. Mnuchin had conferred with the Justice Department when he denied Mr. Neal's initial request, and he indicated that a formal memo would be published to memorialize its guidance.
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As a part of his review, Huber examined documents and conferred with federal law enforcement officials in Little Rock who were handling a meandering probe into the Clinton Foundation.
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THE TOPLINE: House and Senate lawmakers conferred with top administration officials Wednesday on North Korea days after the rogue regime carried out its sixth and most powerful nuclear test.
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William & Mary President Katherine Rowe said in a statement on Monday that the university conferred with the governor's office and decided Northam would not take part in the event.
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Mr. Bloomberg, the former New York City mayor whose campaign is fueled by a multibillion-dollar personal fortune, conferred with advisers on Tuesday morning about the muddled results in Iowa.
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Since last year, Murphy has conferred with more than 85033 civil rights organizations about their concerns over how the platform can be abused to discriminate against minorities and other marginalized groups.
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Kevin Liao, a spokesman for Democratic state Assembly Speaker Anthony Rendon said on Monday his office had conferred with the state Legislative Counsel and other legal sources before hiring Holder's firm.
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By midafternoon, Trump had spoken for the second time with French President Emmanuel Macron and had conferred with senior aides, including new national security adviser John Bolton, on options for responding.
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Eisenberg recorded Vindman's complaints in notes on a yellow legal pad, then conferred with his deputy Michael Ellis about how to handle the conversation because it was clearly "sensitive," Vindman testified.
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During the hearing, Jackson handed copies of Stone's posts to his lawyer, Bruce Rogow, who then conferred with Stone before offering arguments for why they did not violate the gag order.
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Before a packed courtroom on Thursday, Mr. Manafort sat silently looking forward as his lawyers and an assistant district attorney, Christopher R. Conroy, conferred with Justice Maxwell Wiley about next steps.
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Producer Giles Martin, who holds the position of "Sound Experience Leader" at Sonos, said he conferred with movie composers and music studio engineers alike to find the right balance for the Playbase.
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"He had already been conferred with forest rights, but he was unaware of the fact, and had continued to live on the tree," said D. Randeep, the deputy commissioner in Mysuru city.
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"The Rangers subsequently conferred with the Galveston Co. District Attorney's Office, which determined that there was nothing that warranted a criminal investigation," said a statement from the Texas Department of Public Safety.
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Wenger, 19893, received Liberia's Order of Distinction and was conferred with the Knight Grand Commander of the Humane Order of African Redemption - the highest possible rank, according to the country's Information Ministry.
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While we talked, white guys in pickups parked in the driveway and came to the front door, where they conferred with Nasrin over sheaves of documents—constituent service on a rainy Saturday afternoon.
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He later stopped by Jones Day law firm, where he conferred with former Secretary of State James Baker, who served as chief of staff to Presidents Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush. Rep.
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In another case, according to the indictment, the Russians conferred with a writer about the timing of one planned leak; Mr. Stranahan announced on Twitter that he was the writer, then at Breitbart.
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"Most people feel that the state is really doing well," said Rosanne Hahn, a retired teacher who conferred with Mr. Walker outside his Burlington event and said she plans to vote for him.
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Lake Stevens police detectives said in a statement on Wednesday that they had conferred with the FBI and were keeping the case open while they awaited results from the Washington State Crime lab.
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Those questions were spurred by an episode early in Trump's presidency when he conferred with his Japanese counterpart about a missile launch in North Korea in full view of the club's dinner guests.
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Although the government controlled the price of raw materials and finished chromium products and conferred with chemical companies about production alternatives, it did not control day-to-day operations at the site, Vazquez said.
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"We have conferred with the Russians under the bilateral consultations committee that exists underneath the New START Treaty in order to confront them on that deployment, and we will continue to do so," Gen.
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LEADING THE DAY NORTH KOREA SUMMIT: In Singapore, Trump spoke by phone with South Korean President Moon Jae-in and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and conferred with his U.S. advisers on the trip.
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Spieth, who had been four-under through his opening 15 holes, conferred with a rules official for about 15 minutes about his ball, which landed in a small rain puddle along a cart path.
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Terrorists facing sanctions from the United Nations freely cross borders to attack neighboring countries without any fear of being intercepted, and some even appear on television, conferred with a respect most politicians would crave.
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At Mar-a-Lago, moneymaking, socializing and statecraft converged in February, when Shinzo Abe, Japan's prime minister, conferred with Mr. Trump over a North Korean missile test in full view of the club's members.
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Then—"I conferred with my partners, and they confirmed that he did not throw the mouthpiece, and that it came out of his mouth," was official Brian Forte's explanation—Boogie came back, to gladiatorial applause.
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School representatives chose not to dwell on that on Friday, but they had conferred with state officials on recommendations from the School Safety Infrastructure Council, which was formed in 2013 in response to the shooting.
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Mr. Kerry conferred with his Russian counterpart, Foreign Minister Sergey V. Lavrov, and other diplomats representing the International Syria Support Group in New York on Tuesday morning as the United Nations General Assembly session got underway.
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The Russian businessman, Kirill Dmitriev, conferred with Mr. Gerson about a "reconciliation plan" for the United States and Russia, and shortly before the inauguration Mr. Gerson gave a two-page summary of the plan to Mr. Kushner.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Wednesday described the heavily armed Hezbollah group as a risk to their fellow Lebanese and conferred with Israel about the Iranian-backed militia ahead of a trip to Beirut.
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He conferred with lawyers to help him craft responses for homeless people specifically, and also researched trends on why public housing applicants are denied in order to help particularly vulnerable populations (those living with mental illness, for example).
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Kortan conferred with McCabe, who authorized the public affairs chief and Lisa Page, a key FBI attorney assigned to McCabe's office, to speak with Barrett on condition that they not be identified as the source of the information.
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A lawyer representing Assange in Sweden said he would tell the District Court it could not investigate the prosecutor's request until he had conferred with his client and learned whether or not he wished to oppose a detention order.
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Mr. Trump conferred with Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and John F. Kelly, the White House chief of staff, who were on the plane, and by telephone with John R. Bolton, his national security adviser, who was in Brazil.
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Williams, a centrist whose views are generally in line with those of Fed Chair Janet Yellen, said he has not yet conferred with his staff economists over whether the next rate increase would be best made in June, July or September.
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D.C. -- the reigning light heavyweight champ -- says he conferred with his good friend, Cain Velasquez, before accepting the fight because he didn't want Cain to feel like he was cutting him in line for a shot at the heavyweight belt.
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Absent Mr. Moore's cooperation, Republicans in Washington have conferred with election lawyers to explore other long-shot options for replacing or marginalizing him, several of which would probably lead to a clash in court with Mr. Moore and his supporters.
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As the talks intensified in recent weeks, players like Becky Sauerbrunn and Meghan Klingenberg conferred with teammates like Kelley O'Hara and Christen Press to propose changes as small as a single word in page after page of precise contract language.
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In 1986, he conferred with Mr. Arafat (whom he had first met in 1981) in a desert bunker just four months after the Israelis had demolished his headquarters in Tunis, yet the P.L.O. leader still agreed to send negotiators to Paris.
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Guests watched as White House aides prepared the response to the news near the Mar-a-Lago pool and then later as Trump conferred with one of his White House attorneys, Emmett Flood, before sitting down for dinner on the patio.
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And in Wyoming, where Mr. Bannon has conferred with Erik Prince, a wealthy military contractor, about challenging Senator John Barrasso in a Republican primary race, Gary Trauner, a businessman and former congressional candidate, has also entered the campaign as a Democrat.
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A broadly syndicated loan deal could be brought to the market as soon as November, and will be supported by new and existing lenders, which were conferred with during negotiations leading up to the acquisition announcement and provided strong reverse inquiry thereafter.
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Schiff offers bill to make domestic terrorism a federal crime New intel chief inherits host of challenges MORE (Calif.), the panel's top Democrat, told reporters that Bannon's counsel conferred with the White House after the committee issued a subpoena for Bannon's testimony.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French presidential candidate Francois Fillon, who is being investigated by judicial magistrates over allegations financial misconduct, conferred with senior members of his political party on Wednesday after cancelling a high-profile campaign event, a source close to his party said.
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Party elites conferred with each other and made an early determination that Hillary Clinton should be their nominee, and they did everything they could do to signal that they'd made this choice long before anyone in Iowa or New Hampshire had started voting.
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In a large new space overlooking West 53rd Street, Mr. Comer conferred with the artist Sheela Gowda, who'd come from Bangalore to set up a room-size installation, which joins thousands of carved wood figurines with the door jambs of torn-down houses.
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She conferred with the students by email on the plaque's details and wording and even donated one of his red ties and a pair of shoes to the collection of memorabilia the students were amassing for a display in Austin's Ale House.
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After winning her first set against Laura Siegemund at the ATP Auckland Open — better known as the ASB Classic — on Thursday, Gauff conferred with her father and coach, Corey, about how to close out the second-round match and advance to the quarterfinals.
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PARIS, March 1 (Reuters) - French presidential candidate Francois Fillon, who is being investigated by judicial magistrates over allegations financial misconduct, conferred with senior members of his political party on Wednesday after cancelling a high-profile campaign event, a source close to his party said.
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Amid speculation that Washington could push for a regional peace conference, Netanyahu has conferred with advisers on what he would have to offer if he wants to draw in Saudi Arabia and Gulf states in a bid for broader Arab-Israeli rapprochement, Israeli officials said.
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Over the next 17 years, he became one of the nation's most influential churchmen, a protégé and confidant of the pope, a friend of presidents, a force in politics who traveled widely, conferred with foreign leaders and nurtured Catholic relations with Protestants, Jews and others.
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Senator Dianne Feinstein of California, the leading Democrat on the Judiciary committee, said in a letter to Mr. Barr that she plans to ask him why he wrote the memo, who he conferred with in writing it, and exactly who he shared it with.
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When North Korea conducted a ballistic missile test in early 2017, Mar-a-Lago club members and their guests watched in awe as Trump and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe -- who were dining on the club's outdoor patio -- conferred with aides about how to respond.
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After a doctor paid a visit to our hotel room and somberly conferred with my parents, they drove me to the Los Angeles County Hospital, where I spent a night or two in a hallway with dozens of other patients because the polio wards were full.
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Mr. Lew, with a small pack of reporters in tow, visited a struggling hospital complex and an elementary school, and conferred with local officials and business leaders — all to dramatize the stakes as the island faces both a financial collapse and the spread of the Zika virus.
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The extent of their reach could be felt at City Hall on Tuesday where two newly hired lobbyists, Mark Weprin, a former Queens city councilman, and Ed Wallace, another former councilman, conferred with city officials in the soaring marble rotunda and made the case for the company.
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When it was sent to Mr. Obama, the White House drug policy office conferred with the Justice Department and D.E.A. "They indicated that they did not see this bill as substantially diminishing any legal authority to pursue investigations," said Michael Botticelli, the drug czar at the time.
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To prepare for Florence, Trump conferred with state and local officials, federal responders including the team at the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), and lawmakers on Monday and Tuesday and expressed confidence that emergency assets had been deployed and necessary supplies staged at key locations along the Atlantic coast.
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Schiff offers bill to make domestic terrorism a federal crime New intel chief inherits host of challenges MORE (Calif.), the top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, had said that Bannon's counsel conferred with the White House on Tuesday after the congressional panel issued a subpoena for his testimony.
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In its filing, the government argued that since the ACLU has no "significant relationship" with the detainee, it "cannot show that it would act in the detainee's best interests when it has never conferred with the detainee in order to learn what those interests are," according to the filing.
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The Defense Department said the ACLU has "no significant relationship" with the detainee and "cannot show that it would act in the detainee's best interests when it has never conferred with the detainee in order to learn what those interests are," according to a filing with the court.
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During a half-dozen events in Texas and Louisiana, Mr. Trump exchanged hugs with survivors of Hurricane Harvey, viewed the historic damage firsthand, conferred with emergency management officials and personally imprinted the Trump brand on a recovery effort expected to take years and cost $100 billion or more.
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Even then, Bannon refused to answer questions after his lawyer had conferred with the White House and was told again to refuse to answer questions about the transition period immediately after Trump was elected, or Bannon's time in the administration, according to Representative Adam Schiff, the top Democrat on the committee.
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According to The Washington Post, some of the most coveted documents include:A 338-page file on J. Walton Moore, the head of the CIA office in Dallas at the time of the killing, and an 18-page dossier on Gordon McClendon, a Dallas businessman who conferred with Ruby just before he shot Oswald.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE has frequently met with world leaders at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida, most recently when he conferred with Chinese President Xi Jinping last week.
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According to an FBI statement provided to the Journal, McCabe, who was a Republican, had played "no role" in the Virginia campaign, conferred with FBI ethics overseers about the matter, and had no responsibility for the Clinton email investigation until February 22016 — months after his wife's defeat — when Comey promoted him to deputy director.
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"It never would be a subject raised with Romney and others, because the presidency is the ultimate goal of their entire professional career," said Mr. Verney, who conferred with Mr. Trump during his exploration of a presidential run in 2000, during which, he said, Mr. Trump expressed reservations about selling his casinos to fund his campaign.
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Morocco's foreign minister, Salaheddine Mezouar, who conferred with Mr. Ban on Monday in what diplomats described as a tense meeting, said he had informed Mr. Ban that his country was cutting "a large part" of its civilian support for the United Nations Mission in Western Sahara and evaluating whether to withdraw Moroccan troops from all peacekeeping operations.
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Even more remarkably, he never conferred with special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE, if nothing else as a courtesy, and especially since Comey's public references to both disclosed and undisclosed evidence is obviously not beneficial to that investigation.
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" Although Cohen, according to the special counsel's office, previously had said that the statement was "spontaneous" and had not involved discussions with people involved in the campaign or at the Trump Organization, Mueller wrote on Friday that Cohen now says that is not true and that "he had in fact conferred" with Trump "about contacting the Russian government" before "reaching out to gauge Russia's interest in such a meeting.
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