Sentences with phrase «spoke with reporters gave»

Two administration officials who spoke with reporters gave details to how they plan to save money by closing the facility and explained that this new plan was drafted to work with Congress, where closing the facility has been met with great opposition.

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He does not sit on any other boards (he resigned from TRW's in 2015), does not speak to graduation classes, doesn't give interviews (this was his first sit - down with a reporter, and he agreed to it only after it became clear that the article would be published whether he cooperated or not), and doesn't go to Davos.

Thompson recently spoke with Inc. senior reporter April Joyner about Best Buy's decision and why she believes a flexible work environment gives companies an advantage, even in difficult times.

Though Tebow previously had agreed to speak during their celebration — along with David Jeremiah, Charles Billingsley, Jim Cymbala, Phil Wickham, the Brooklyn Tabernacle Singers, and Dr. James Dobson — he backed out the other day after a reporter for CBS sports gave Tebow an online shellacking for the decision to align himself with a pastor who condemns gays, Mormons, and Muslims to hell, and who associated President Obama with the Antichrist.

During this year's Natural Products Expo West, Senior Reporter Meagan McGinnes spoke with Four Sigmatic founder Tero Isokauppila about the his love of mushrooms, why adaptogens are trending in food and how he is getting people to give his fungus - filled products a try.

During this year's Natural Products Expo West, Senior Reporter Meagan McGinnes spoke with Isokauppila about the his love of mushrooms, why adaptogens are trending in food and how he is getting people to give his fungus - filled products a try.

Now... let's be clear, I'm incredibly grateful that I was given the opportunity to speak with a reporter for the NY Times.

Speaking with reporters, Cuomo defended the attention he's given to Puerto Rico following last year's storm, saying the federal government failed to pick up the slack.

Zemsky told the Assembly members that it's too early to judge Start - Up NY, and he continued that argument outside the hearing, saying, «take a deep breath,» and give the program «some more time» as he spoke with reporters.

Astorino, speaking with reporters on Monday after addressing the Conservative Party's annual confab in Albany, pointed to a federal law that gives the Department of Energy authority over the closure of nuclear power plants.

Speaking with reporters in Buffalo on Wednesday, Gov. Andrew Cuomo gave a rosy outlook for the potential takeover of SolarCity by Tesla.

Cuomo, speaking with reporters in New York City, said there was little the state could do given the federal government owns Penn Station — a favorite punching bag of his for its dreary, subterranean atmosphere — though he raised the possibility of legal options against Amtrak.

This dynamic was not lost on de Blasio's team, as evidenced by Patchett's seemingly sarcastic comment to REBNY officials that Boyle gave a «tremendously helpful» quote to the Wall Street Journal reporter they wanted him to speak with.

I'd like to remind all these Kool - Aid drinker's that their hero never picked up a shovel at ground zero to suck up the fumes that unfortunately took the life of Detective James Zadrega back in 2007 who the Mayor and his Chief Puppet, Medical Examiner Charles Hirsch claimed that this hero from our society had deliberately (some how) was ingesting asbestos and other toxic material's into his body so that his 5 year old daughter would receive some form of monetary compensation from the city that upset the parents of the detective (Mr. James Zadroga Sr. & his wife Linda) so much that His Highness (to save face with the public) gave them permission to speak to him after his Chief Medical Examimer Charles Hirsh had threatened them not to go public or speak to any reporter in an attempt to stifle the truth about their son's story.

Zemsky told the Assembly members that it's too early to judge Start UP, and he continued that argument outside the hearing, speaking with reporters, saying - «take a deep breath», and give the program «some more time».

A campaign spokesman said Mr. Alexander spoke to the Concord Kiwanis Club and at a Republican fundraiser, gave interviews to the weekly Hillsboro News - Messenger and several radio reporters, attended a reception at a Bush supporter's home, and visited with Governor Judd Gregg.

Speaking with reporters Thursday, David Goldston, the director of government affairs for the Natural Resources Defense Council, expressed optimism that the president would do just that, pointing out that Obama has refused to give in to this method in the past.