Some program directors send out regular surveys to find out what residents want, and most seek feedback at events, to see if they're worth repeating.
Police officers from the 84th Precinct alerted the executive director of the Brooklyn Heights Association about the burglaries, and the director, Judy Stanton, sent out an e-mail to 1,200 neighbors on Thursday morning.
When Mr. Trump fired James B. Comey, the F.B.I. director, he sent out his vice president and top aides to give an explanation of his decision that quickly unraveled after he gave an interview with a conflicting version of events.
After the committee's decision to send the letter, Mr. Lieberman's communications director, Marshall Wittmann, sent out a statement saying, "Senator Lieberman is entirely focused on the future and working with our new president and his Congressional colleagues to revive the economy, reform health care and keep our country secure".
About one hour after Reed's first blast Monday morning, the Republican Party's rapid-response director, Michael Ahrens, sent out a tweet pointing to a 2014 New York Times story that listed the average European American share of Native American genomes as being higher than the report released by Warren.
So last week NSF director Rita Colwell sent out an "important notice" to university presidents and others asking for their help in "conveying the importance of both intellectual merit and the broader impacts of research and education" to reviewers.
Lilley also said that he knows "a lot of people that have been to Tonga" and that his casting director was sent out to "a lot of Pacific Islander events and community groups," which proved to be very helpful in "making sure [the show is] realistic".
On Tuesday, when Olivier Theyskens, the creative director of Theory, sent out linen and tweed jackets with jeans that could sit on your waist while riding your hips, everybody sat up and said, "Gee, that looks great".
The designer, more recently credited with turning round the Louis Vuitton label since his appointment as creative director in 1997, sent out an assured collection for autumn/winter 2000 that dripped affluence and shouted "carefree".
With the bravado of a master director, the designer sent out everything bolder than life — giant houndstooth checks, lampshade hats, hair upswept with giant curls rolled over metal drink cans and disturbing dresses made out of black crow or white swan feathers.
Several of the other candidates, including Helen Clark, a former New Zealand prime minister and head of the UN Development Program and Irina Bokova of Bulgaria, the director of UNESCO, sent out tweets immediately congratulating Guterres.
