The two spoke privately for about 30 minutes with translators.
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Mr. Hegseth spoke privately with Mr. Trump about the case.
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In Kinshasa she spoke privately with President Joseph Kabila for 90 minutes.
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After an elaborate lunch was served, I spoke privately with Abu Jihad.
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In September, the younger Trump spoke privately with Senate Judiciary Committee staff.
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The 2 spoke privately inside but we're told they did not squash their beef.
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Samoura, who was in Rabat for the event, spoke privately with Ahmad in his suite.
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At a recent meeting of the Republican Governors Association, Mr. Pence spoke privately with Gov.
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Mr. Cohn also told the Financial Times he spoke privately with Mr. Trump about these issues.
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After touching down at a nearby air force base, she ducked into several homes and spoke privately to residents.
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Spacey spoke privately to his attorneys and to deputies but did not speak in open court during the proceeding.
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Before the news conference in Helsinki, Finland, the men spoke privately for about two hours with only interpreters present.
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He met with the Patriarch Neophyte near the cathedral and spoke privately with him for about half an hour.
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And he's dismissed friends of the accusers who say the accusers spoke privately about the incidents when they happened.
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Kushner spoke privately with investigators in both the House and Senate Intelligence Committees on July 24 and 25, respectively.
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The Washington Post on Wednesday reported that Sessions spoke privately with Russia's ambassador to the United States, Sergey Kislyak, in September.
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It was not clear whether Mr. Trump and Mr. Wynn, who has denied the allegations, spoke privately at Mr. Lutnick's penthouse.
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Abdullah and the pope spoke privately for about 20 minutes at the start of the king's visit to the Vatican and France.
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Essilor has about 40 percent of the U.S. lens market, according to an industry executive who spoke privately to protect business relationships.
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During a hearing Monday, Spacey spoke privately to his attorneys and to deputies but did not speak in open court during the proceeding.
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She's about to learn a lot... Cohen on Tuesday spoke privately with the Senate Intelligence Committee ahead of his public testimony on Wednesday.
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During his 2016 presidential campaign, Mr. Trump spoke privately about his intention to govern as a pragmatist and champion of the working class.
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Attorney General William Barr on Tuesday spoke privately with Senate Republicans about reauthorizing FISA, telling them the Trump administration could support extending it.
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The House version, which recently picked up Representatives Pete Sessions as a co-sponsor, has 23, according to a congressional aide who spoke privately.
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He spoke privately with Trump last month at Mar-a-Lago about some regulations he considers onerous, including the Department of Labor's overtime rules.
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After Tea Time, we spoke privately and Jack told me that he really did — he wanted me to come back and work at Twitter.
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But at the Philadelphia convention, the party's Latino leaders spoke privately of wanting more attention from the Clinton campaign and the Obama White House.
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Bill Clinton in early August of that year traveled to North Korea, where he spoke privately to leader Kim Jong Il for three hours.
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Before they spoke privately, the presidents smiled, shook hands and praised each other in front of reporters, saying they hoped for a productive relationship.
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The president also spoke privately to Florida GOP voters on his trip to drum up support in the state ahead of the 2020 election.
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Instead, Manafort spoke privately to the committee Tuesday, explaining his role in a meeting with a Russian lawyer at Trump Tower during the campaign.
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When the Monica Lewinsky story broke in January of that year, Democrats were shocked, and many spoke privately about whether Mr. Clinton's presidency would survive.
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In an email on Friday, Valerie Bourne, the former publisher of The Advance, said she spoke privately with Ms. Knight on the day of the incident.
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As corporate chiefs debated abandoning one of the Trump administration's business advisory councils, a few business titans spoke privately in favor of sticking with the president.
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Tuesday's vote comes after Cummings revealed that a current White House career official spoke privately with the committee about alleged failures in the current security clearance process.
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In last week's episode, Booth and Kufrin spoke privately about this issue, and Booth assured her that she gave Kufrin and Underwood her blessing to pursue a relationship.
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Trump spoke privately to the pope for 28 minutes, with the length of the meeting limited because his holiness was due at his weekly papal audience at St. Peter's Square.
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He's met with transgender people, and when he spoke privately last month with a Chilean clergy sexual abuse survivor, the pope told him that God made him gay and loved him.
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The Wall Street Journal reports that Jared Kushner spoke privately with a senior executive from Time Warner, the parent company of CNN, to express concerns about the network's reporting on the Trump administration.
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He also spoke privately to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) about the budget in March, when he threatened to shut down the government for a second time this year over spending increases.
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But that's a very, very tough sell to the moderates in the conference, who, according to several who spoke privately with CNN, fear the fallout of including those three opt-out measures in any plan.
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One person who spoke privately with the Berlusconi family about Mr. Trump said Mr. Berlusconi had a low opinion of the American president and disliked being compared to him, though the comparisons seem nearly inevitable.
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Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid, a Nevadan and Clinton supporter, spoke privately with Sanders before the convention in an attempt to head off any chaos and said afterward that he held Sanders' campaign accountable for the chaos.
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Returning a visit made by the pope to Turkey in 2014, Erdogan spoke privately with Francis for about 50 minutes in the pontiff's frescoed study in the Vatican's Apostolic Palace, which he uses mostly for ceremonial purposes.
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But when Dushku spoke privately with Weatherly to register her objection to his sexual jokes, she was promptly written out the show — even though there were "well-developed plans" to bring her on for a multiseason arc.
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But interviews with current and former officials on all sides, who spoke privately because of the sensitive nature of the negotiations, said the talks have nearly collapsed on several occasions, with deep, and at times emotional, disagreements.
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The authorites said Ms. Graswald confessed to removing the kayak plug to Donald DeQuarto, an investigator with whom she spoke privately on the island, and agreed to return to the New York State Police barracks for more questioning.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions recused himself from the Russia inquiry after it was discovered he spoke privately with Kislyak last summer and Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner also acknowledged that he had met with Kislyak last year in Trump Tower.
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According to Taylor, he spoke privately in late August with Bolton about his concern that Trump was withholding U.S. military assistance to Ukraine, though this was before he realized the aid freeze may have been to pressure Zelensky into pursuing the investigations.
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In a sign he may recognize the urgency of that task, Mr. Biden recently spoke privately with Anita Hill, who in 1991 was questioned harshly by a Senate committee led by Mr. Biden after she accused Clarence Thomas, now a Supreme Court justice, of sexual harassment.
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Representative Elissa Slotkin of Michigan, another first-term Democrat who holds a seat Mr. Trump won in 2016, said she spoke privately with Ms. Pelosi on Tuesday night to warn that the newly announced inquiry must be more focused than the six-committee investigation long underway.
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While the deal would make Disney the top movie studio, as measured by ticket sales, antitrust regulators may view that dominance as less relevant because the top spot is easily lost if other studios have a good year and Disney has a poor one, said an antitrust expert who spoke privately to protect business relationships.
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Echoing reactions from diplomats and officials involved in the negotiations who spoke privately to Reuters, Barnier said it was a "step forward" that May said British courts would protect EU citizens in Britain based directly on a new EU-UK treaty, not on British law, and would take future EU case law into account.
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Dr. David Bray, who was the FCC's chief information officer until last month, spoke privately with a reporter at Motherboard roughly a week after the FCC's public comment website—known as the Electronic Comment Filing System (ECFS)—locked up after comedian John Oliver, host of HBO's Last Week Tonight, directed his audience to flood the FCC with comments supporting net neutrality.
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Some Hollywood executives spoke privately about their unease with the lack of visible security, but most fans seemed to be more concerned with racing to panels concerning their favorite movies and television shows, shopping for collectibles on the trade-show floor and gawking at pass holders who turned up in costume — including the occasional one that was impossible to unsee.
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Shortly before she left the city, John Wilkes Booth visited the Surratt townhouse and spoke privately with her.Larson, p. 83-84.
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Larson, p. 83. Shortly before she left the city, Booth visited the boarding house and spoke privately with her.Larson, p. 83-84.Swanson, p. 19.
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The Court's two most important post-Givhan cases where a public employee spoke privately resulted in rulings for the employers and narrowed the circumstances under which employees can make a First Amendment claim. Both however distinguished themselves from Givhan, emphasizing that the speech in that case was still protected.
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Later that day, he asked George Atzerodt what to do with them, and was told to bury them. On April 14, Surratt once again visited the family tavern in Surrattsville on April 14 (the day of the assassination) to collect a debt. Shortly before she left the city, Booth visited the Surratt boarding house and spoke privately with Mrs. Surratt. He gave her a package (later found to contain binoculars) to give to Lloyd.
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Ağca was sentenced in July 1981 to life imprisonment in Italy for the assassination attempt. Following his shooting, Pope John Paul II asked people to "pray for my brother (Ağca), whom I have sincerely forgiven." In 1983, the pope and Ağca met and spoke privately at the prison where Ağca was being held. The Pope was also in touch with Ağca's family over the years, meeting his mother in 1987 and his brother a decade later.
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The MBLPA was incensed that Usery had sought a delay from Gould, and negotiations collapsed (for that and other reasons). On the afternoon of Friday, March 24, Gould spoke privately with Truesdale and recommended that since negotiations seemed to be going nowhere (despite Usery's claims) the Board should meet on Sunday afternoon to vote on the 10(j) injunction request.Gould, p. 115. Truesdale agreed, and Gould met privately with each of the other NLRB members to make the same request.
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Later, however, the doctor confided in Sun that it was Jin who was infertile, and that he was afraid to tell him because of his job as an enforcer. Later, Sun learned of Jae Lee's death and attended his funeral. She asked her father if he would tell Jin about her affair, to which he declined, saying that it was not his place. During preparations for a business trip, with Jin, to Sydney and Los Angeles; Sun spoke privately with a woman acting as an interior decorator.
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Following the shooting, Pope John Paul II asked people to "pray for my brother [Ağca] ... whom I have sincerely forgiven." In 1983, he and Ağca met and spoke privately at Rome's Rebibbia Prison, where Ağca was being held. Ağca reportedly kissed the Pope's ring at the conclusion of their visit; some mistakenly thought the Pope was hearing Agca's confession. The Pope was also in touch with Ağca's family over the years, meeting his mother in 1987 and his brother, Muezzin Agca, a decade later.
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By December, scans revealed that the majority of the tumours had disappeared, and the final tumour's disappearance was confirmed in early 2003. Although initially reluctant to discuss his health with the public, he spoke privately with his daughter, Emma, and then released a statement publicly, which evoked a significant emotional response.McKinstry, pp. 324-25. On 16 August 2003, he was given his own standing ovation by the crowd at Trent Bridge as he and a number of other cricketers did a lap of the ground in vehicles to celebrate Trent Bridge's 50th Test match.
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Kendall introduced himself to the judges, and spent about an hour that night under examination. He was further examined in the morning. Kendall made so many errors (many of them in response to simple questions) that he feared he would not obtain the law license. But Barry and Wickliffe both appeared at midday and spoke privately with the judge examiners, and Kendall was granted his license that afternoon. Kendall, p. 129-131. Accessed 2013-02-21. He swore the legal oath on March 21, 1815. Kendall, p. 140. Accessed 2013-02-21.
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The killings at Račak became the focus of an investigation by the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia. In its indictment of Slobodan Milošević and four other senior Yugoslav and Serbian officials, the ICTY's Chief Prosecutor stated that: Eyewitness reports from the surviving villagers unanimously supported the account of a massacre. The British journalist Julius Strauss, writing for the Daily Telegraph, described how he had "spent more than a week collecting evidence on the Račak massacre from Albanian witnesses, Western monitors and diplomats and a few Serbian sources who spoke privately and at some risk."Julius Strauss.
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In January 2019, Newbold was suspended for fourteen days without pay for refusing to cooperate with procedures implemented by her supervisor. She has alleged that this suspension was made in retaliation for attempting to express her concerns about the granting of security clearances by her office. In March 2019, Newbold spoke privately to the House Oversight Committee, claiming that at least 25 Trump administration officials were granted security clearances over the objections of career staffers. Newbold also asserted that some of these officials had previously had their applications rejected for "disqualifying issues", only for those rejections to be overturned with inadequate explanation.
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After the event, Obama and Coates spoke privately about a blog post Coates had written criticizing the president's call for more personal responsibility among African Americans. Obama disagreed with the criticism and told Coates not to despair. As Coates walked to the train station, he thought about how Baldwin would not have shared Obama's optimism, the same optimism that supported many Civil Rights Movement activists' belief that justice was inevitable. Instead, Coates saw Baldwin as being fundamentally "cold," without "sentiment and melodrama" in his acknowledgment that the movement could fail and that requital was not guaranteed.
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Matthew and Mark state that Jesus spoke privately to his disciples on Mount Olivet about the end times and the destruction of Jerusalem: see Olivet Discourse. Luke does not present this teaching as delivered privately: :In the daytime, He was teaching in the temple, but at night He went out and stayed on the mountain called Olivet. Then early in the morning all the people came to Him in the temple to hear Him. He tells them, These things which you see: the days will come in which not one stone shall be left upon another that shall not be thrown down.
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The prop earrings were on display at the Franco-London-Film production studios for many years. The film's script became considerably different from de Vilmorin's short novel, and Ophüls stated that "besides the earrings, there's very little of the novel left in the film...[just] the senselessness of that woman's life." Ophüls spoke privately with Danielle Darrieux between takes throughout the shooting and told her to portray the emptiness of her character. At first Ophüls was too embarrassed to give direction to Vittorio De Sica out of respect for De Sica's work as a director, but the two became friends during the film's production.
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Barbara Jernyngham was no longer sub-prioress, and said that all was well, as did Petronilla Felton, infirmarer and cellarer. But a chorus of voices complained that the prioress, while generous with her visitors, was very stingy towards the nuns, especially with their food. One had been kept waiting two hours for her dinner: several complained that the meat was unhealthy, and Katerina Grome said that if the bullock they had been fed had not been killed for the table it would have died anyway. For her part, the prioress remarked that the nuns spoke privately with the laity, to which Elizabeth Wingfield, chamberlain, responded that they were all forbidden to speak even to a graduate of the university, unless all were assembled together, and that her office was owed £5.
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She told Robertson she is an ordinary Libyan citizen, a well-educated, conservative Muslim from a good family, and everything that has been said about her by Libyan state television was a lie. She said she wanted to pursue justice and her rights under the law, had appealed to Gaddafi, and wanted Libya to be seen as a country of law: "If there is no law, I call upon all judges, district attorneys, prosecutors to stay home, and tell them that the Libyan TV is the one who investigates, and questions, and judges people, so there is no need for you." She also spoke privately to Saadi Gaddafi, describing him later as a humble and understanding man, who treated her well. Robertson wrote that Gaddafi appeared shocked after the meeting, and commented on al-Obeidi's strong character and willingness to disagree with him.
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Adolf Hitler was the only realistic candidate, and Hugenberg decided that he would use the Nazi Party leader to get his way.Michael Fitzgerald, Adolf Hitler: A Portrait, Spellmount, 2006, p. 81 As a result, the Nazi Party soon became the recipients of Hugenberg's largesse, both in terms of monetary donations and of favourable coverage from the Hugenberg-owned press, which had previously largely ignored Hitler or denounced him as a socialist. Joseph Goebbels, who had a deep hatred of Hugenberg, initially spoke privately of breaking away from Hitler over the alliance, but he changed his mind when Hugenberg agreed that Goebbels should handle the propaganda for the campaign, giving the Nazi Party access to Hugenberg's media empire.Anthony Read, The Devil's Disciples: The Lives and Times of Hitler's Inner Circle, Pimlico, 2004, p. 184 Hitler was able to use Hugenberg to push himself into the political mainstream, and once the Young Plan was passed by referendum, Hitler promptly ended his links with Hugenberg.
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