Sentence examples for conferred closely from inspiring English sources
The Israeli president's role is largely ceremonial and plays no part in government decision-making, although Mr. Netanyahu has conferred closely with Mr. Peres on certain issues in the past and Mr. Peres maintains close ties with foreign leaders.
Mrs. Clinton was observed conferring closely with the Saudi foreign minister, Prince Saud al-Faisal, who has called for the arming of the Syrian opposition.
But one management expert said Ms. Stewart was undoubtedly conferring closely with her board, a six-member group that includes her and Sharon Patrick, the president of Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, about her future at the helm.
Judge Irenas also found that Mr. Zeitz failed to confer closely enough with Mr. Marshall -- who the lawyer described as an unusually difficult client -- about the death-penalty phase of the trial.
It required him to confer more closely with parents, community groups and other stakeholders before closing schools.
Beyond fitful attempts to fix flaws, wary state officials have begun conferring more closely with federal and private election specialists.
Aides said that over the holidays, Mr. Bush had closely conferred with Vice President-elect Dick Cheney, who is heading the transition team and has been calling and interviewing cabinet candidates in the past few days.
The ability of RS2-1G9 to discriminate between closely related AHLs is conferred by six hydrogen bonds to the ligand.
This is the first report showing that selection on independent mutations in different genes conferred the same phenotype in two closely related cultivated crop species.
In fact, the average increase in level of protection conferred to seabed assemblages was about 30%, closely matching the increase in area of seabed reserved in "no-trawling" zones.
For Ebi, the expanded EPPA model provides all the more reason to make health an integral part of such negotiations and look closely at the potential advantages conferred by environmental regulations.
