In the near future, such mistakes could result in hefty fines or compliance investigation, a conversation that's already occurring in the U.K. parliament.
We, the undersigned, have concluded, based upon direct experience, investigation, or conversation with trusted allies, that we cannot endorse Marc Gafni as a teacher in any way.
He dissented from a decision to deny President Clinton the attorney-client privilege during the Monica Lewinsky investigation for conversations with Bruce Lindsey, a White House aide.
This post has a detailed discussion of my investigation and conversations with Bert Cardullo, who presented this text as Truffaut's last interview.
News channels continue to devote hours to issues that received minutes of airtime a month ago; front pages still carry every twist in the investigation; and conversations naturally turn to the woman whose ashes were scattered on the Ganges last week, and to what should be done to the six men who are accused of raping her repeatedly on a moving bus before dumping her on a roadside.
All programs tout the "collaborative" and "open" atmosphere of their institution; these claims merit further investigation through conversations with students and faculty both within and without the institution.
Based on ongoing criminal investigations, including
conversations with current and former students and other sources,
[state] officials have heard numerous allegations about drug use at
Reed, and particularly at Renn Fayre.
Both the investigation and the conversation surrounding the case have evolved a great deal, and there's no doubt that conversation will continue once the trial proceedings begin this summer.
According to a CSTV executive who talked to him shortly afterward, Mr. Benson said he asked John Wildhack, a longtime senior executive at ESPN, "How can you continue this exclusive practice in the face of this continuing D.O.J. investigation?" In the conversation, Mr. Benson described the ESPN executive's response as "very dismissive".
The first dialect dictionaries and grammars were most often written by scholars describing the dialect of their birthplace or by fieldworkers whose main method of investigation was free conversation with speakers of the dialect, usually older persons and, preferably, those who showed the least degree of literacy and who had travelled as little as possible.
