Sentences with phrase «confidants in»

In some situations, it makes sense for the client to include family or close confidants in our discussions for advice about important legal decisions.

When agents made a clandestine tape that caught the civil rights leader in a compromising situation, Hoover gleefully released it to certain confidants in the press.

There's nothing new about that arrangement, but it got me thinking about the three categories of confidants in Obama's second - term administration and what they say about his priorities.

While the SBA lender likes that seller financing is part of the deal because that indicates to them that the seller is confidant in the business viability to make revenue in the future, the lender will have requirements that reduce their exposure in the deal.

He is learning the ropes as an owner and has his confidant in Schlenk that he seems to highly trust.

You have just been more confidant in praising Wenger for his patience — I'm am often a little reticent to commend Wenger for too much on here fully expecting the AOB flak to start flying.

But it is sad Wenger has put the club in the position that fans are not confidant in a big performance or a win.

I became a confidant in the political class because I controlled a whole platoon of «psychological warriors», I won and lost some of the battles, at some point I got it right while at another point I got it wrong because I am human, I made friends and seen all sorts of fun.

But you must learn to fuel yourself right, exercise right, and probably most importantly of all you need to start thinking, acting and speaking more positively, all of which will come naturally when you start feeling more confidant in your own skin.

I always have worn what I wanted but now I feel more confidant in the clothes I wear.

With that being said, I'm extremely fortunate that the people I work with are one of the main reasons why I've become so confidant in my position — and also are helping me work my way up the ladder.

And I feel very confidant in that!

A sugar baby is typically a younger woman who dates an older man for financial assistance, being taken care of, spoiled, pampered, etc... The guy is physically attracted to his sugar baby... there's usually chemistry (depending on the parties involved), friendship, a confidant in each other.

I'm confidant in saying that the Adam McKay film is certainly successful at both, if not more often the latter.

This exposition, per custom, is delivered by Bourne's confidant in espionage, Nikki (Julia Stiles), who then appears to be killed in the middle of an action scene, providing Bourne with his real impetus for busting some spy heads this time around.

Thanks for all your help it is making me alot mre confidant in my trading seeing what you see.

We've been providing second mortgages in Welland and across Ontario for over 10 years and are confidant in our ability to help you get the financing you need.

I feel confidant in their ability to treat animals.

With many years caring for birds and exotics, as well as our special interest in the health and habitat needs of these remarkable pets, we are confidant in our ability to offer your pet the care he or she deserves.

To being more confidant in his abilities and strengths.

She was particularly close with Barnett Newman, who would often help install her shows and was a close confidant in the difficult years to come.

and the portraits Merkel puts long - time confidant in charge of energy transition and New German environment minister faces steep uphill battle on climate.

Friends do not usually provide the time and space for individuals to think about and explore their problems... Instead friends and relatives may jump in with premature advice, and inadvertently, discount their fears... Nonetheless, as noted above, people often solve their problems by talking to friends, relatives, co-workers, religious leaders, or some other confidant in their lives.

With the confidant in place, practice articulating marital issues, concerns, and opportunities using «I feel» language.

I have worked with my GC in the past so I was confidant in her quality of work and her integrity.

Not exact matches

Confidants report that Bezos spends more time in Washington than in any other city outside of Seattle — ten trips a year, give or take — and for good reason.

A Wasson confidant who had been well regarded, Miquelon had just stepped down, in a planned retirement.

«The two women I am on a panel with are women who have been both friends and confidants and advisers in my life,» Fleiss says.

Since gossip is most often akin to condemning other people's faults, it also puts the confidants on the same level, reassuring both that they «operate in the same moral universe,» and have the same views on what's acceptable, what's wildly inappropriate, and what's just plain funny.

«There's absolutely no truth to the idea that Mark is running for office and I've heard it directly from him,» the anonymous confidant told the news site, adding that Zuckerberg identifies Facebook as a «global community» that «plays an incredibly important role in shaping the base on the issues that matter.»

The hack of Podesta's emails came after Trump confidant Roger Stone tweeted in August, «Trust me, it will soon the [sic] Podesta's time in the barrel.

Smith told Harris that he was in regular contact with Gen. Michael Flynn, who at the time was one of Trump's closest confidants — and of course later became Trump's national security adviser.

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«He has demonstrated to impressive effect the speed and rigor with which he can implement radical transformation,» Hans Dieter Pötsch, the chairman of the Volkswagen supervisory board and a confidant of the Porsche family, said in a statement.

This account of Trump's tumultuous first days in office comes from interviews with nearly a dozen senior White House officials and other Trump advisers and confidants, some of whom spoke on the condition of anonymity to describe private conversations and moments.

In doubt, your taxation confidant can assistance you out.

Parley, of course, was Joseph Smith's closest confidant until his untimely death in May of 1857 at the hand of the estranged husband of his then mistress, Eleanor McClean.

Even as I was being chosen by my peers and coaches and teachers to be the captain of sports teams and academic clubs, even as I was embraced as a best friend and confidant, a very clear «Whites Only» sign still hung boldly over the «family room» in the white American house.

Plans for Friday's service took shape in the years after his final crusade in 2005 as he huddled with confidants and loved ones in his North Carolina mountain home.

With that in mind, you will need one or two confidants, and it may be wise to make them outside of trauma's wake.

Christians with an evangelical spirit, who are confidant of their calling and willing to take risks in leading a congregation into ministry are the kind of pastors who find members responsive to their leadership.

LONDON, England (CNN)- Landing at London's Heathrow Airport is like arriving in a Third World country, a close confidant of Pope Benedict XVI said on the eve of a high - profile papal visit to Britain.

The parent who makes a confidant of the child because there is not a good spouse relationship in which feelings can be expressed is hurting the child.

Hyrcanus retired from office but, with the assistance of Aretas III of Nabataea and his confidant the Idumean Antipater, was able to re-enter Jerusalem in 65.

Among the other controversies the tycoon has been involved in includes a slapstick legal battle that took place last year between the billionaire and a former confidant, the investment banker Jeffrey Blue.

Colonel George Wigg, who has been the watchdog for scandals and security leaks in Harold Wilson's government and a close confidant of the Prime Minister (he helped win the election for the Socialists by exposing Profumo), became the No. 1 man in British racing last week.

I do nt care for roundball but I know enough about geography and genrenal United States culture to say with confidants that Baracket Obrackets Presidential predictions are going to have more holes in it than Hillarys Benghazi testimony and THATS a fact.

He was close to earning his degree in communications, and with the prospect of having to share time (at best) with Williams, many confidants — including his mother, Joyce, and godmother, Chris Tripp — wanted him to come out.

Rumors are corroborating speculation that Chip Kelly — new head coach of the UC Los Angeles Bruins — would reunite with his coaching buddy and confidant of nearly 20 years in Jerry Azzinaro given the lengthy history between the two.

Confidants had urged him to leave on a high after the FA Cup win against Chelsea in May.