Sentences with phrase «publicly about the investigation»

Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie, facing the first high - profile claim of member sexual misconduct since ascending to his post last year, ordered Wozniak to stop speaking publicly about the investigation and to «cease making disparaging statements» about the aide.

The banks have yet to speak publicly about the investigation or any potential settlement talks.

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In a memo dated March 30, Comey describes Trump complaining to him about how the cloud cast by the Russia investigation was impairing his ability to run the country and that he was eager for the FBI director to make clear publicly that the president isn't under investigation.

Trump has also publicly denounced leaks of unflattering revelations about his team, which is deeply embroiled in an FBI investigation into Russia's meddling in the 2016 US election and whether it colluded with the Trump campaign.

As such, I have no knowledge about this investigation beyond what has been publicly reported, and I have taken no action with regard to any such investigation.

This fall, the government arrested a critic of the prime minister who publicly disclosed classified information about the 1MDB investigation.

The Commerce Department last week reported publicly the findings of two investigations undertaken last year about steel and aluminum imports under Section 232 of the Trade Expansion Act of 1962.

6.58 The committee recommends that the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) review its approach to publicly releasing information about its investigations, with a view to providing greater general information about its current enforcement activities and relevant issues of particular public concern.

But one thing they are not talking about, at least not publicly, is corruption, the ongoing investigations and legal proceedings, and whether Albany needs to change.

Bulgaro is not giving any reason for his departure, but he was one of the few commissioners in the ethics board's two - year history to speak out publicly at a meeting last September, when he complained about leaks from the commission to the media on the Silver investigation.

Bulgaro is not giving any reason for his departure, but he was one of the few commissioners in the ethics board two year history to speak out publicly at a meeting last September, when he complained about leaks from the commission to the media on the Silver investigation.

Ohio lawmakers have asked Northstar to stop operations until a full investigation is complete; the company has agreed but is not talking publicly about the events.

There's a lot to unpack about «Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri,» Martin McDonagh's lacerating, highly inconsistent drama about Mildred (an outstanding Frances McDormand), a woman who begins to unravel and publicly calls out the local police chief Willoughby (Woody Harrelson) after her daughter is raped and murdered and the investigation stalls.

Bell is writing with reference to the recent investigations by state attorneys general into how much ExxonMobil knew about climate change while it was denying it existence publicly and to shareholders.

I recognize that that is how the system currently functions - the OPC reports to Parliament on audit findings and only occasionally publicly reports on PIPEDA investigations - yet there is something fundamentally flawed with a system that keeps consumers in the dark for months about privacy risks.

The Comment provides three examples of when any disclosure is prohibited: a corporate client is seeking advice on a corporate takeover that has not been publicly announced; a person has consulted a lawyer about the possibility of divorce before the person's intentions are known to the person's spouse; and a person has consulted a lawyer about a criminal investigation that has not led to a public charge.

Public disclosures by a company about the existence or results of a criminal or regulatory investigation and other similar publicly available corporate announcements frequently give rise to civil claims relating to the conduct at issue.

As a result, his legal and public relations strategies have been out of sync, with the president at times publicly contradicting his lawyers, and the White House often finding itself flat - footed in the face of new disclosures about the Russia investigation.

The authors provide three examples: [a] a client considering a corporate takeover not yet publicly announced; [b] a client consulting about a possible divorce before the other spouse is aware of it; or [c] a client under a criminal investigation that has not yet resulted in publicly filed charges.

This is especially the case where disclosure would compromise solicitor - client privilege or otherwise prejudice the client (e.g., the fact that a corporate client is seeking advice on a corporate takeover that has not been publicly announced; that a person has consulted a lawyer about the possibility of divorce before the person's intentions are known to the person's spouse; or that a person has consulted a lawyer about a criminal investigation that has not led to a public charge).

Boston commercial litigation partner George Skelly, M&A and corporate transactions senior counsel William Kelly and government investigations and white collar defense associate Eric Walz contributed this article about the Massachusetts SJC's guidance regarding fiduciary duties of directors of publicly traded Massachusetts corporations.

Google and Twitter will also provide more details about Russian activity on their platforms, including advertisements purchased by Russian government - backed groups and content created and spread by Russian trolls, with both companies expected to include new details about their investigations that have yet to be disclosed publicly.

The Council's investigation are confidential, and until and unless a hearing is called into a matter we may not speak publicly about the progress or details of an investigation, or confirm or deny that an investigation is underway.