The phrase "in contact about" can be used in written English to indicate that two or more people or parties are communicating or discussing something with each other.
It can also imply that they have an ongoing or regular communication. Example: "I have been in contact about the new project with my boss and the team regularly to ensure that we are all on the same page."
Although Rowe believes some charities have perhaps felt threatened by his idea, others – as well as governments – have been in contact about working with him.
"There is nothing on the table to ratify," said Barry L. Feinstein, the board member, who said he had been in contact about the matter with Peter S. Kalikow, the authority's chairman.
Jeff Neuman, the director of policy and intellectual property for NeuLevel Inc., the company that manages.biz, said that although NeuLevel had not received a copy of this particular letter from Sun, the company had been in contact about its concerns.
Although Mr. Moonen has not been charged, his lawyer, Stewart Riley of Seattle, said that he had recently been in contact about the case with prosecutors from the United States Attorney's Office in Seattle.
The mayor of Jerusalem, Nir Barkat, said that Miriam's father, Yaacov Monsonego, who was also the Toulouse school's principal, had been in contact about a donation from Toulouse to help French immigrants in Jerusalem.
Among the other companies that have been in contact about buying at least some parts of Knight include Citadel, Virtu Financial and Peak6, the people briefed on the matter said.
The charity saw 4,507 cases of cyberbullying in 2012-13, up from 2,410 in 2011-12, with an 87% rise in contacts about online bullying, a 41% increase in contacts about self-harm and a 33% increase in young people feeling suicidal.
A test e-mail message sent recently to [email protected], inquiring whether it was a real e-mail address, yielded an automated response from Mr. Hesse, promising that a representative from his office would be in contact in about a week.
Hirt said he had been in contact with about six other major carmakers to seek clarity on whether they were being drawn into the emissions scandal.
Radar observations of (4179) Toutatis in 1992 revealed it to be several kilometres long with a peanut-shell shape; similar to Castalia, Toutatis appears predominantly to be two components in contact, one about twice as large as the other.
