But Abbott insisted the roundtables were not political window dressing.
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Suggested events included press conferences, telephone town halls or roundtables.
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Cramer often gathers this from roundtables and conferences he attends.
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"The roundtables are more political theater than anything else," Jones said.
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Networks are hiring more pro-Sanders pundits to appear on their roundtables.
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Reports from the trail were followed by the popular roundtables of political experts.
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"We don't want politics to be the driver," he said of the roundtables.
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Additional public roundtables are set for May 85033 and 13 in San Francisco.
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By contrast, Hillary Clinton, Trump's likely Democratic opponent, has consistently held such policy roundtables.
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Investors host private 20-minute one-on-one meetings with founders, roundtables or lunches.
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From March through August, Pence attended 2017 separate events, from CEO roundtables to Midwestern factories.
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"When I first heard Abbott was calling for these roundtables, I was excited," he said.
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The law came about after lawmakers held numerous hearings and roundtables about overhauling the IRS.
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The women have been traveling with the Clinton campaign and holding roundtables across South Carolina.
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"He really got the rising leaders in the party," Turner said of Booker's campaign roundtables.
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Splitting his time between panels, roundtables, meetings and business deals, he's a hard guy to track.
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The DNC's headquarters, blocks from the Capitol, should be bustling with roundtables, briefings, panels, and celebrations.
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She is otherwise an active presence at the White House's roundtables, listening sessions and key events.
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So far, however, the office's most visible accomplishments have been highly publicized roundtables with industry CEOs.
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I've been spending a lot of time creating these roundtables where we put our leaders together.
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The former vice president is also opting to hold smaller events, including roundtables and house parties.
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Or they have special, like, these roundtables, where there are only six people at the table.
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The GOP's tumultuous nominating contest has forced existential questions onto the editorial pages and Sunday show roundtables.
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At the time, the Finance Committee held more than 85033 hearings, meetings and roundtables on health reform.
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The coalition has been holding its own roundtables with presidential and congressional candidates and running strategic advertising.
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The federal government is hosting a series of roundtables to talk about stepping in to help struggling journalists.
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I've been to so many talks, roundtables, and discussions that all ask: What does intergenerational feminism look like?
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Today's launch was partly driven by a series of women's safety roundtables that Facebook held around the world.
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Some held dialogues; some organized roundtables with their CEO; and some organizations provided counselors on site for employees.
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Congress has also taken an interest in the matter, holding frequent hearings and policy roundtables on the subject.
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During the two-day trip, Buttigieg held two private roundtables with African American leaders in academia, religion and business.
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No special roundtables to discuss how best to write about straight people or cis people or able-bodied people.
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Wheeler's Open Internet Order only came to a vote after years of public debates and roundtables on the topic.
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In March, Knight held two roundtables about preventing school shootings, which brought together representatives from various law enforcement agencies.
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I was out on the campaign trail, holding roundtables with women, and I kept meeting these extraordinary military spouses.
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You hear it repeated on think tank panels, at off-the-record roundtables, even in informal conversations with policymakers.
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The State Department told the press traveling with Pompeo that the department does not release transcripts for print roundtables.
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The space will be open for corporate functions, seminars, roundtables and educational forums on the economy and business scene.
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As part of that review, the Copyright Office sponsored public roundtables on Section 512 earlier this month in New York.
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She's also an educator and has participated in multiple roundtables and seminars about "queering curatorial practices" and the queer body.
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Only occasionally do the categories used to organize presidential debates and talk-show roundtables reflect the world as it actually works.
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More filmmaker roundtables set out to unpack ideas like building community or communal documentary practice as a potential tool of liberation.
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There are books, podcasts, roundtables, and foundations dedicated to navigating the delicate-sometimes-impossible juggle of career ambition with childcare duties.
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I held informal roundtables with about eight students at Western Washington University, a public university in Bellingham, Washington (my alma mater).
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Though he says he hopes to hold these informal roundtables more often, Dorsey did not specify when the next stream would be.
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As that bill was being drafted, the Senate HELP Committee held 103 bipartisan roundtables and 13 public hearings in 2008 and 2009.
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Clinton focused on roundtables with little more than a dozen people, modest town halls and intimate meetings with community and religious leaders.
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Welcher also suggested that town hall meetings and invitation-only roundtables can replace the in-depth conversations previously held with the CAB.
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Cable television, meanwhile, mixes field reporting and news-making interviews with personal asides from prime-time personalities and roundtables of bombast-mongers.
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Executives regularly hold roundtables in which they criticize each other and all employees are encouraged to give each other no-holds-barred feedback.
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The group hosts a 5-day side event including panels, networking and roundtables, just a few minutes away from the Davos main stage.
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This comes after a several-day swing jam-packed with fundraisers, rallies, office visits, roundtables, and even an appearance at a pow wow.
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The governor has said he sees the roundtables as an essential step in coming up with a consensus approach to enhance school safety.
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Off campus, the campaign has also set up "sneaker store" registration parties, policy roundtables and issue brunches to help get out the vote.
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Does online content have the capacity to garner attention when the virtual sphere is flooded with art-related scholarly essays, reviews, and roundtables?
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Instead, Buttigieg spent his days headlining at most three events, with some being invite-only roundtables where the audience was, exclusively, the media.
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Song, an investor and bitcoin enthusiast, declared he hadn't seen anything of interest at the conference's three floors of packed displays, breakouts, and roundtables.
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But you may not have known it by the way one story—the election of Donald Trump—dominated the headlines and cable news roundtables.
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The bus tour also includes other events throughout the country, such as roundtables with citizens, activists and faith leaders, as well as candidate trainings.
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ICIT does, however, organize roundtables and meetings on Capitol Hill with members of Congress and their staff, according to information it provided to BuzzFeed News.
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Too often, when people put together conference panels and roundtables, look for expert quotations, or invite experts for other settings, they exclude highly qualified women.
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In the latest issue of The Hollywood Reporter's roundtables, six notable actresses gather to discuss a difficult topic: Hollywood's recent string of sexual harassment allegations.
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Countless editorials, roundtables, and expert segments all fed the perception that "Russia collusion," an imprecise narrative shorthand for a nonexistent offense, would inevitably be proven.
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That let them stage their normal fair and balanced pundit roundtables rather than exposing the audience to the reality that the underlying situation was abnormal.
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Cicilline's subcommittee has been hosting hearings and roundtables on the state of competition in digital industries since the antitrust probe was announced on June 3.
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Kushner in recent months has led roundtables at the White House on the subject with advocates in an effort to get buy-in from the president.
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Trump noted she had traveled to 15 states, nine other countries, participated in 18 roundtables or briefings and met with 30 foreign leaders or their spouses.
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Under McAuliffe's leadership, the NGA has been providing cybersecurity resources for states and holding roundtables to secure systems in the healthcare sector and other critical infrastructure.
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During the first couple of years after the coup, televised recordings of Sisi's roundtables with prominent editors and talk-show hosts were often posted on YouTube.
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He holds up to six roundtables a week on opioids in his home district and has yet to meet a family that the epidemic hasn't touched.
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In preparation, the museum hosted roundtables in October 2017 with dozens of UT Austin faculty across departments — sociology, media, anthropology, Latino Studies, and economics experts were present.
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But he kept trying to break in through the end, holding small roundtables with black leaders in South Carolina through his last week on the campaign trail.
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On Thursday he took to television, Twitter and journalist roundtables to try to reassure them and shore up confidence after the lira plumbed a record low overnight.
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Like Williams' other roundtables, this event communicated, in vivid terms, how broken our social services are — and how much work and cooperation will be necessary to fix them.
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Parnas said their goal was to use their newfound political ties, and invitations to exclusive dinners and roundtables with lawmakers, to pursue business in the lucrative energy sector.
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Now, Warren's in the middle of a three-day tour through Iowa, where she's scheduled to meet with local women leaders and host community roundtables across the state.
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Lewandowski said it's an idea that was discussed in "roundtables" on the Sunday shows where pundits suggested "if we can't have a nominee, maybe we'll have a second convention."
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I'd watched Williams do that over the last three days, over six hours of roundtables, where her only words were spent introducing the panel and directing the Q&A.
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But it's also because -- even as the Trump campaign has added events with more diverse audiences -- they've tended to be small roundtables stacked with participants selected by the campaign.
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Emmy Rossum, star of the Showtime series "Shameless," told The Hollywood Reporter's Emmy contender roundtables that she was once required to come to a director's office in her bikini.
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Last month, the students gathered in California for the leadership weekend, which included dinner at Sandberg's home, professional development seminars and career roundtables with industry leaders, among other activities.
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It has also conducted a series of national roundtables to hear directly from consumers and communities of color about their most pressing needs and how the CFPB can help.
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Facebook remains in talks with prospective partners, some of which have had one-on-one briefings while others were engaged via roundtables staged in New York and Paris last week.
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She regularly hosts roundtable calls with mayors from all over Massachusetts to get an idea of what issues they're facing in their communities, and these roundtables often yield policy ideas.
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In the letter, Xu said the company would be organizing surveys and roundtables with its delivery workers, independent contractors called dashers, about what they think DoorDash should be doing better.
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Both campaigns spotlighted their candidate's engagement with the Puerto Rican community in Florida -- hosting roundtables, meetings with local leaders, attendance at festivals and parades, and communications in English and Spanish.
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I don&apost believe the president would want to deny a meeting, he would have one of those roundtables that you see on TV, he love to talk to those guys.
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We've already started a series of roundtables in cities around the world, and heard specific demands for controls like these at a session we held at our headquarters two weeks ago.
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Since then, he's hosted digital roundtables focused on the coronavirus response, tying its shortcomings into his calls for "Medicare for All" and debt forgiveness, with progressive allies like New York Rep.
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In both Chicago and Sacramento, Amazon has responded by bringing in employee relations staff and offering to host employee roundtables, but has refused to meet formally with organized groups of workers.
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O'Rourke is rolling out his proposal with roundtables focused on the issue this week in Los Angeles and Oakland, as well as a Reddit AMA ("Ask Me Anything") planned for Thursday.
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In essence, it was a daylong series of panels, performances, roundtables, information-gathering sessions, and organizing opportunities representing a host of different groups and goals, in three different spaces of the museum.
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But Nvidia was also a major sponsor of the conference, and had partnered with the GSMA conference organizing body to host an entire track of 10 sessions and roundtables around artificial intelligence.
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The roundtables were an eye-opening opportunity to discuss the factors contributing to the rapid decline of species and how we can work together to move our political leaders to address this crisis.
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Along with hundreds of exhibiting startups, and a new workshop series called "Off the Record," Disrupt SF 2017's main stage will feature an incredible lineup of speakers, panels, roundtables and product launches.
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Early in his presidency, Trump held roundtables with executives from industries such as transportation, manufacturing and retail, and tax reform was one of a number of topics that came up during the discussions.
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Related Research What Investors Want to Know: U.S. Consumer Sector (Takeaways from Recent Investor Roundtables — A Focus on Investment-Grade Issuers) here ALL FITCH CREDIT RATINGS ARE SUBJECT TO CERTAIN LIMITATIONS AND DISCLAIMERS.
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The 88-page report is the result of a year-and-a-half's worth of research, interviews, roundtables, analysis, and writing from NEA staff in collaboration with the Center for Cultural Innovation (CCI).
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And the Clinton campaign has been engaged with union members in return: Clinton senior policy adviser Ann O'Leary held a series of small roundtables with teachers ahead of the Iowa caucuses, for example.
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The company just released a blog post on the issue of phone charges, allowing restaurants to look back at phone orders and offering refunds if warranted, as well as holding roundtables with its partners.
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To this end, last month on Capitol Hill, we hosted the fourth in a series of roundtables and events on species protection featuring science and faith leaders -- and in some instances, endangered animals themselves.
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The package, supported by Republicans and Democrats in both chambers of Congress, came about after the House Ways and Means Committee's oversight panel held a series of hearings and roundtables about improving the IRS.
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The program of roundtables and panel discussions will foreground the crucial role that art plays in civil society, and the broad impact of international cultural discourse in the metropolis, now and in the future.
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"This was a packed 68 hours for the pageant queen, including a speech at a Mexican restaurant, two galas, three canvassing launches, a church service and roundtables with black female voters," Jada Yuan reports.
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Ralph Northam's (D) campaign canceled a planned series of roundtables in Northern Virginia with Gabrielle Giffords, the former Democratic congresswoman who was shot in the head at an outdoor town hall meeting in 2011.
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"We learned from the Doug Jones special election that local community members are the best validators," said Democratic party official Ron McGuire, who held roundtables across Ohio in January to hear from black voters.
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Shaping policy comes with challenges The roundtables also highlight the campaign mindset that persists in an administration struggling to shape policy without a full Cabinet in place and stocked with aides with little White House experience.
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It's familiar territory for a President who in his first term attended more than 300 receptions, roundtables, dinners, concerts, Q+As, and every other method for collecting donations from wealthy Democrats that party operatives have devised.
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"They'll be going there to talk at a technical college and really see what's going on there and get some best practices as Ivanka's been doing for these roundtables and these listening sessions," Conway told Pirro.
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Henry noted that one of the most important moments of the forum for him came during the roundtables, when he and others shared stories of how they became activists and helped stop people from being displaced.
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In some cases, the party offered donors the chance to join "roundtables" — meetings for major givers disguised as high-minded discussions of national economic and social policy, where wealthy givers are treated as savants and sages.
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The memo says the campaign's public health advisory committee said that small gatherings like roundtables, house parties and press statements are fine to continue as long as those with known exposure to coronavirus do not participate.
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Unfortunately for Mr. Abbott, his letter was discovered just as he arrived in El Paso again to conduct one of his invitation-only "roundtables" about gun violence — all he's ever done despite the mounting body count.
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The show has had its bumps — the roundtables in particular never got quite the amount of time they needed to be effective — but there truly is no one else like Wilmore in late night right now.
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As Ivanka jets across the country for women's alliance breakfasts and child-care policy roundtables, her father is blowing to pieces the image she constructed of him as a champion for women at the July GOP convention.
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The public's participation in the process — including community roundtables, listening sessions, comment periods, events, resolutions and letters of support from local elected officials — demonstrate the widespread support for the historical, recreation, and economic benefits of national monuments.
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Photo: GettyBack in March, following criticism over its wage model, DoorDash co-founder and CEO Tony Xu wrote in an internal letter that the company would be conducting surveys and roundtables with its workers about the controversial system.
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"Dozens of Texans have been killed in massacres just six months apart ... and our state leadership feebly announces 'roundtables,'" Collier said, alluding to the fatal shooting in November of 26 people at a church in rural Sutherland Springs.
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"At our firm, we have recently decided to offer 'family financial roundtables,' where multiple generations can discuss their feelings and preferred strategies for wealth," said Shon Anderson, certified financial planner and chief wealth strategist with Anderson Financial Strategies.
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"We need to do more than just pray for the victims and their families," Abbott said last week, adding that he's working with members of the Texas legislature as well as holding roundtables this week on the issue.
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The latest report, which follows a draft charter unveiled in January, rounds up input fed to Facebook via six "in-depth" workshops and 22 roundtables convened by Facebook and held in locations of its choosing around the world.
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After holding roundtables in June, New York City Councilwoman Julissa Ferreras-Copeland discovered youth across the city have to navigate a capricious web of school staff to get a pad or tampon, compromising their education in the process.
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We knew of no better way of assessing the situation than to speak to the people of the heartland directly, which we did by holding town hall meetings, listening sessions, and roundtables in farming communities across the country.
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Impressive is the fact that many professional societies have diversified the presentation formats and are including more virtual presentations, roundtables, and working groups to be inclusive while creating the environment that allows for more interactions and multidirectional communications.
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Pence landed in Australia late on Friday, his fourth stop on a 10-day tour of U.S. allies in the Asia-Pacific region that has included a series of roundtables with business executives in South Korea, Japan, and Indonesia.
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Since taking office, she has gained visibility because of her law enforcement achievements and her ability to communicate and cooperate: she has held 300 roundtables and visited all 75 Arkansas counties in each of her four years in office.
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Pence arrives in Australia late on Friday for the last stop on his 10-day tour of U.S. allies in the Asia-Pacific region that has included a series of roundtables with leading business executives in South Korea, Japan, and Indonesia.
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In addition to the bill, Crow announced he plans to hold a series of roundtables over the next six to nine months with members of Congress, industry, government, think tanks, retired military officers and others to discuss further policy proposals.
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Where in 2018 there was a paltry showing of panels, talks, and roundtables dedicated specifically to labor issues, 2019's GDC included a sizeable handful, from talks on cooperative studio models, to lessons from other labor unions, to direct unionization.
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Michigan is such a critical state for Sanders that he has canceled events in other states, including Mississippi, in order to blanket Michigan with eight events, including rallies, roundtables and town halls in the week leading up to the primary.
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The week leading up the ceremony is traditionally one of the busiest in Hollywood, as stars fly into Los Angeles to attend the AFI Film Festival, appear on award-season roundtables, and hobnob with academy members at the Governors Awards.
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On a dreary, drizzly day last November, a few dozen nattily dressed men and women paid between $299.9 and $303 for a branded soccer scarf and a day of talks and roundtables about "activation" and "engagement" at a generic midtown Manhattan hotel.
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The Clinton campaign hopes targeting suburban voters with small, tailored events, which harken back to small events and roundtables the candidate did when she kicked off her campaign in early 2015, will contrast well with Trump, who is more comfortable pumping up crowds.
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Bernie Sanders and Cory Booker spoke passionately to large crowds of black voters on the steps of the state capitol, and Sanders followed his speech with roundtables and discussions at black Southern Baptist churches and a historically black college in the state. Sen.
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Over the past two years, I've held numerous roundtables on autonomous and connected vehicles, and have been talking to innovators, academics, policymakers, and others about what the federal government should be doing to promote research, development, and the safe deployment of these technologies.
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A series of roundtables recently convened by the PTO in Alexandria, Va.; Stanford University; and other locations around the country explored one of the most important tools for improving the quality of software patents and ensuring that only worthy patents are approved.
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On the South Lawn of the White House, where the event was set to take place, box trucks were still parked near the fountain, and roundtables and folding chairs were stacked high, two giant wooden boxes labeled "Popcorn Machine" forlornly sitting nearby on the grass.
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This whistle-blow show, which premiered in 292 at the Rencontres d'Arles photography festival, is now at Centre Assas in the law school Université Paris II Panthéon-Assas, where it has been augmented with two roundtables on the subject of tax evasion and supplimental materials.
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And while some actors who live in wildfire-scarred areas, like the "Ben Is Back" star Julia Roberts, were forced to drop out of promotional duties, there was no shortage of Hollywood players eager to take their place on those all-important contender roundtables.
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According to a UK-based senior investment professional who knows Mr. Nauphal and describes him as "one of the smartest men in asset management", the Insight chief spent several years trying to convince investors of the merits of LDI, hosting roundtables that few attended.
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During those events — which range from roundtables to farm tours — the group and lawmakers will promote new information compiled by the Partnership for all 435 congressional districts, 50 states and the 60 largest U.S. cities that details the impact of immigration in each area.
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Yeah I mean, sure, you can come to this if you're just a fan of the music, but you might get a little bored—we've got a lot of very important talks, lectures, panel discussions, symposiums and roundtables to get through before any tunes are played.
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Trump's support for the measure marks a steady transition for him on the issue, said Mark Holden, vice president and general counsel of Koch Industries, who has worked on criminal justice reform with both the Obama and Trump administrations and attended some of the roundtables organized by Kushner.
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She has used every opportunity she's had -- whether it be with foreign visits, speaking opportunities, policy briefings and roundtables -- to speak on the importance of supporting our children so they grow up to be happy and healthy adults who will contribute positively to their communities and the world.
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" An internal campaign memo released Thursday instructed all staff members to begin working from home starting on Saturday, announced the closing of all offices to the public and said that the campaign would "hold smaller events like roundtables, house parties, and press statements, as well as virtual events.
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From the house meetings that turn into roundtables about empathy to their constant and unwavering support of each other's dreams, this show is a balm to the soul for anyone who doesn't like the viciousness of most reality TV and wants a tiny piece of their faith in the world restored.
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Indeed, a recent study by the NCAA found attendance at college football games for FBS schools fell 3% year-over-year as it seems clearer that the traditional way of presenting sports — live games, roundtables like SportsCenter, and even the stadium experience (with potentially bad cell service) — may need some kind of tweaking.
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A spokesman for the House Homeland Security Committee told VICE News that its members were still working out a game plan for possible roundtables back in-district during the congressional recess but that nothing had been set in stone — and there are currently no plans to come back to Washington during August.
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Programming ranged from citywide intimate dinners in local leaders homes, a 600-person mass meditation and musical event at the Fox Theater, storytelling with civil rights legend Ambassador Andrew Young, roundtables on criminal justice reform, social entrepreneurship workshops, and a nighttime drumline to a hidden concert put on by ATL creative agency & record label LVRN.
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Last month, the NYC Commission on Human Rights launched an ad campaign running on popular job search sites, including LinkedIn, Monster, and CareerBuilder, as well as an Facebook and Twitter, about the law going into effect; and they have also organized roundtables and events "geared towards business to make sure that employers know about their obligations," according to Brafman.
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Elizabeth Warren have mostly continued to engage black female and male voters as one bloc: Biden's campaign says his outreach to black men is embedded in everything they do with the African American community at large, including roundtables with black voters in Denver, Atlanta and Las Vegas, and visits to churches in Alabama and South Carolina.
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Sen. Marco RubioMarco Antonio RubioTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE (R-Fla.) has been holding tax reform roundtables in his home state to build support for his proposal to expand the child tax credit.
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Detergent manufacturers are participating in a series of roundtables with consumer advocates and physician and safety groups to evaluate the newly implemented standard, share information and explore new practices and innovations that could further reduce the rate of accidents The standards being implemented now, along with continued outreach to parents and caregivers about safe use and storage, represent important steps forward to keeping children safe.
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