The bank made a point of noting that Sir John Bond, the main bank group chairman and other top executives, were personal acquaintances of Caring.
Uber employees regularly abused the company's "God view" to spy on the movements of "high-profile politicians, celebrities and even personal acquaintances of Uber employees, including ex-boyfriends/girlfriends, and ex-spouses", according to testimony from the company's former forensic investigator Samuel Ward Spangenberg.
But the agent, Eric Nieves, said he had found a confidential informer, described in the affidavit as a personal acquaintance of Mr. Gordon's, who said that Mr. Gordon "was actively seeking ways to hide the money from the I.R.S.," including sending it overseas, and ignored the acquaintance's warnings that this was considered tax evasion.
Selection for the primary care setting was done by doctors in general practice from the personal acquaintance of the project team.
Though they had previously corresponded, Tchaikovsky made the personal acquaintance of another Rimsky-Korsakov pupil, Lyadov, during his November 1887 visit.
The revelation that Karofsky's antagonism stemmed from his own homosexual feelings was based on a personal acquaintance of Murphy's.
He claims to be a, "real life acquaintance of a few UKIP MEPs, a few Tory MPs and personal acquaintance of [former UKIP MEP] Godfrey Bloom and Paul Weston" – a far-right politician with links to the EDL.
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A personal acquaintance of Lev Kamenev and other leading Bolsheviks, Chernyi denounced the nascent Russian Soviet Republic at a rally on March 5, 1918, declaring that for anarchists, the socialist state was as much an enemy as its bourgeois predecessor and promising to "paralyze the governmental mechanism".
Research is needed to identify factors associated with self-referral, such as personal acquaintances (word-of-mouth), educational programs, work-related requirements, or informational brochures.
In consequence, he ceased to show in public and gave up oils in favour of watercolours, which he could more easily dispose of to personal acquaintances.
