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And they all involve some very basic principles of electromagnetism.
Economists, he said, have forgotten the "basic principles" of economics.
He's only now releasing basic principles of a tax plan.
He stuck with it, though, applying a few basic principles.
He outlined a few basic principles from Cannon here: 1.
Grant these basic principles, and the rest of the theory follows.
The Punisher still succeeds when it sticks to its basic principles.
"This president has undermined basic principles of our democracy," he added.
General Assembly on December 10, 1948, established basic principles for the
There are some basic principles of Trumpworld that have not changed.
They have to be tutored in the basic principles of chess.
To serve both these interests, we adhere to two basic principles.
But his faith in the basic principles of STAP was unshakable.
He cares about the basic principles of what our country is about.
In recent years, we've strayed further and further from these basic principles.
Until then, there are some basic principles that can guide our analysis.
"Europe had to react against this violation of basic principles," Merkel said.
Before proceeding, there are a couple basic principles people need to understand.
"We're trying to teach kids basic principles like compound interest," Dwight said.
They don't adhere to basic principles, like no one-on-one contact.
Moore, in short, rejects some of the basic principles of American democracy.
She now helps other stiletto-wearers learn basic principles of self-defence.
The balance of power will vary but should follow a few basic principles.
The Rockwell-Rashaad pairing illustrates one of the basic principles of For Freedoms.
Moreover, the decision violates basic principles of law and of judicial decision-making.
GoFundMe's success can be partly attributed to two basic principles of effective communications.
However, he stresses that the same basic principles apply, no matter your salary.
Holding forth without interruption, he introduced the forensic discipline's basic principles and lexicon.
Investing is the surest way to build wealth when you learn certain basic principles.
He tells me there are two basic principles of how the classic psychedelics work.
The ruling properly returns the courts, and others, to basic principles of legal process.
One of the most basic principles of warfare is to take the high ground.
"The principles of traditional feng shui are basic principles of modern comfort," Sugita says.
Karting is very good for learning those early basic principles of how to race.
Even under the basic principles of transactional realism, this is not in America's interests.
Keep it simple The basic principles of keeping skin healthy are mainly common sense.
"Protecting competition speaks to the basic principles of economic opportunity and fairness," she said.
It also rather romantically establishes basic principles related to the peaceful use of outer space.
Unfortunately, too many of our leaders seem oblivious to basic principles of prudent risk management.
Every one of these bullet points conflicts with basic principles of what makes education work.
We believe banning these Pages would be contrary to the basic principles of free speech.
Enough "year in review," let's take a look ahead through the lens of basic principles.
The procedure costs £1,050 [$1,477] and follows the same basic principles as a lip filler.
Chief Justice Roberts again disagreed, writing for the majority that the same basic principles applied.
When it comes to the basic principles of our Constitution, a line must be drawn.
Answers varied considerably in their details and emphasis, but they clustered around three basic principles.
They have yet again demonstrated a failure to grasp even the most basic principles of technology.
The rebels, for their part, agree to basic principles such as the creation of humanitarian corridors.
The basic principles of the plan are simple: "Don't mix your carbs and protein," she says.
That's not fair or equitable, violating the basic principles of reform right out of the gate.
The Flores Agreement contains basic principles for immigration detention, including temporal limitations on detention of minors.
"Matters concerning the basic principles of the union's functioning must be resolved within days," he said.
And the two basic principles of liberalism are equal protection under the law and social solidarity.
Success for these movements will come when Palestinians are afforded basic principles of equality and dignity.
The truth is that these basic principles are just as true for Republican candidates as well.
"It is essential that we uphold the basic principles of multilateralism and free trade," he said.
In the end, democracies are only as strong as their citizens' lived commitment to its basic principles.
That might sound like a sweet deal, but it also undermines the basic principles of net neutrality.
Many voters today are woefully ignorant of their history and unschooled in the basic principles of citizenship.
In attacking ADF because you disagree with us, you've abandoned basic principles of journalism to become partisan.
While the concept for ganache is quite simple, there are a few basic principles you should know.
So there were some basic principles that remained powerful then, and in fact I still believe in.
In his introduction, Panos explained that the seminar would teach us the basic principles of Krav Maga.
Traditionally, the discipline is taught through a-priori thought—you start with basic principles and reason forward.
Ilya Shapiro, a lawyer with Cato, said he and his former allies agreed on the basic principles.
But over the years he has signalled some basic principles, starting with an un-Reaganesque contempt for democracy.
"ValueAct strongly believes in the most basic principles of shareholder rights," the firm said in a statement Monday.
He had faith that the basic principles on which this country was founded would prevail in the end.
When ordering delivery, the same basic principles apply as if you were ordering carry-out or drive-thru.
Finally, he told reporters that the restrictions "violate our basic principles" and called for them to be discontinued.
In this course, you'll learn the basic principles of installing, configuring, and troubleshooting any wired and wireless devices.
"It's a rejection of the postwar education system, whose basic principles are pacifism and democracy," Professor Sato said.
It's wholesome not just in suggesting basic principles of health but in the fullness and comprehensiveness of it.
The bottom line: The basic principles of learning, motivation and trust still apply when these technologies are deployed.
At the time, the industry went against Buffett's basic principles: It was too new, too volatile and too uncertain.
The unanimous adoption by the Cabinet of Ministers of the Basic Principles and Action Plan is a good step.
It is not surprising, then, that most criticism of meritocracy is made by those who accept its basic principles.
There is a paragraph where it talks about the basic principles of tax reform at a very high level.
What's truly concerning about the visit were the numerous violations of basic principles of information and indeed national security.
The issue is whether the administration handled its termination in a manner consistent with basic principles of administrative law.
It's frightening how frequently it seems we need to remind one another of our basic principles as a country.
This trend throws it back all the way to elementary-school art class, using basic principles of color theory.
What we need is a vision that focuses on what we want to build together and our basic principles.
"This goes against the basic principles of international relations," Geng Shuang, a spokesman for China's Foreign Ministry, said yesterday.
These income-based phaseouts violate basic principles of tax transparency by triggering hidden increases in taxpayers' marginal tax rates.
"As we understand more and more of the basic principles, we ought to be able to do far better."
"In my opinion, this act runs contrary to the basic principles of international refugee help and international cooperation," she said.
Some deals have required civilians to leave their homes for aid and protection, going against basic principles of humanitarian relief.
At all times, we endeavor to do this consistent with American values, and basic principles of decency, fairness, and humanity.
The Senate should overturn this duplicative BLM rule that so grossly violates the law and basic principles of environmental stewardship.
GBTA promotes travel safety and security, and that focus underlies the eight basic principles of the Rules of the Road.
"We agree that this decision makes a mockery of the rule of law and basic principles of democracy," they wrote.
Bob Phillips, the executive director of Common Cause North Carolina, said the skewed lines threaten the basic principles of democracy.
There were some kids that I went to school with that didn't know some of the basic principles of writing.
The church has profoundly failed to abide by these basic principles by allowing the sins of sexual abuse to continue.
We're still fighting so that police departments that brutalize communities of color are held to basic principles of constitutional policing.
But Rosenstein's abandonment of the basic principles of ethical government should remind everyone of the risks of joining Team Trump.
Smith reminded her Senate colleagues of what she called "the basic principles of Americanism," seemingly channeling constitutional framer, James Madison.
In his book The Complete Idiot's Guide to the Anti-Inflammation Diet, he also outlines a few basic principles: 1.
It's run by a network of machines that operate according to the same basic principles that drive the bitcoin digital currency.
They say that it will undermine basic principles of the internet that have allowed content to flow freely across the web.
We will only make "America Great Again"  when we remember the basic principles that made us great in the first place.
Mr. Bueermann: One of the basic principles of de-escalation is you want to have a calm dialogue with the person.
The problem is that the Congressional GOP is unable to reach consensus within its ranks on even its most basic principles.
Creating software for quantum computers requires programmers to rethink basic principles that have held sway in "classical computing" for 75 years.
"The basic principles of press freedom are unifying, and it's something that people can celebrate even if they have divergent views."
But I think if it's consistent with some of the basic principles of GDPR that's something that we'd be supportive of.
It's part of the left's war on the right MORE's refusal to acknowledge even the most basic principles of religious liberty.
It not only cynically disregards the most basic principles of due process, it also shows partiality, which violates the senators' oath.
Beijing said Malaysia's submission "infringes on China's sovereignty, sovereign rights and jurisdiction, and also violates the basic principles of international law".
"Your impeachment inquiry is completely baseless and has violated basic principles of due process and fundamental fairness," reads Cipollone's Friday letter.
But for a simple and calming introduction, check out this clip from the very wholesome FlowerSchool about the craft's basic principles.
The books act as a kind of binding agent, a Bible-like codification of basic principles that underpin the various denominations.
Instituting these basic principles of surviving a recession will help prepare you to survive and thrive in the most challenging economic conditions.
On the contrary, our concerns with this experiment are based on feedback from communities, rigorous reviews of the evidence and basic principles.
All in all, the Chisti bottle-based ventilator shows what can be achieved by stripping an idea down to its basic principles.
For decades, one of the basic principles of the internet has been that it's the same no matter where you're logging on.
The racial overtones of Mr Trump's appeals are hard to miss, as is their tenuous relationship with basic principles of electoral democracy.
While these photos are set in locations around the world, the basic principles behind taking a standout nighttime shot are the same.
They disagree not only on the candidates but also on more basic principles like how active Christians should be in partisan politics.
But it knows that it's an embattled minority, so it welcomes new recruits, as long as they agree on some basic principles.
To better manage the strategic tensions brewing between Washington and Moscow, the United States should reinforce its basic principles towards European security.
" Later, the social network argued that banning organizations that repeatedly peddle misinformation would be "contrary to the basic principles of free speech.
"Indefinite military detention without due process violates the most basic principles of our Constitution," ACLU attorney Jonathan Hafetz said in a statement.
Even if you've never coded before, this course will teach you all the basic principles of front-end and back-end coding.
"I have stuck to three basic principles: a lot of innovation, a strong identity in design and no cost constraints," he said.
John KennedyJohn Neely KennedyMORE (La.) about basic principles of law during a wince-inducing appearance before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday.
Two United Nations Conventions on Statelessness, in 1954 and 1961, laid out basic principles of human rights for those without a nationality.
If it was, if you took that out of it, and you said let's just get the basic principles ... And not privacy.
"There lies a danger that basic principles that have supported the Imperial household's long history and tradition through the male lineage may collapse."
Welp. It turned out that they seemed awfully casual about basic principles of software security, such as not hard-coding your AWS credentials.
I memorized his summation in the trial and still use some of its basic principles in discussing tolerance issues at dinner parties. Simple?
The basic principles are still there, but we have access to a lot more details, especially at the cellular level, looking at DNA.
He said the bill violates the basic principles of equality and freedom of religion by favoring one particular set of beliefs over others.
"Negative rates turn a number of basic principles of finance on their head," fixed income strategist Martin Mauro and a BofAML team wrote.
Before diving headfirst into advanced courses, you'll first explore basic principles essential to general programming and get a good grasp of language constructs.
For Singapore's godfather of hip-hop Sheikh Haikel, the world of rap has also taught him a few basic principles for career success.
It represents a return to the basic principles of our Constitution, where religious liberty presides at the forefront of the Bill of Rights.
Part 1 covers basic principles, and the effects on officers of a constantly hostile relationship with the community — the stress, burnout and cynicism.
That stunningly bad idea would have trampled on decades of FCC precedent, not to mention the most basic principles of free-market economics.
"To proceed in this way calls into question the basic principles of fairness that should underlie our criminal justice system," Justice Breyer wrote.
Although, really, is it too much to expect the president to have a working knowledge of the most basic principles of law enforcement?
It challenges one of the basic principles of globalisation, that standards of good business behaviour are fairly similar in much of the world.
These basic principles have become the baseline for any federal bill aimed at regulating how a platform treats the data of its users.
"He's a hard driving no-nonsense guy who believes strongly in the basic principles of the immigration policy of Jeff Sessions," Stein said.
Perhaps the most essential moral objection is that a policy like this violates basic principles that are supposed to limit or constrain democratic politics.
ValueAct said having a relationship with a company's management, conducting due diligence and engaging with other stock owners are basic principles of shareholder rights.
What we found as we're researching is that those basic principles could be just reimagined and reapplied and sort of endlessly be fulfilling themselves.
LAGARDE: YOU KNOW, ONE OF THE BASIC PRINCIPLES THAT WE ADVOCATE AS WELL IS DO NO HARM AND DO NO HARM BEGINS WITH TRADE.
"I have called net neutrality the free speech issue of our time, because the basic principles of our democracy are at stake," said Sen.
"This phenomena that we see in our own solar system, we're using those same basic principles to find planets around other stars," he said.
But the way in which the museum's founders have routinely disregarded basic principles of academic inquiry should make would-be visitors very, very cautious.
RICHARD KAVESH, NYACK, N.Y. To the Editor: The Electoral College is not only a bad idea, but also violates basic principles of voter equality.
Federal officials, responding directly to the Covid-19 crisis, have also apparently failed to adhere to even the most basic principles of infection control.
"This goes against the basic principles of international relations, it interferes in China's internal affairs, and it goes against China's national security," he said.
The New York's law "really does contravene the basic principles that are ingrained in both our state Constitution and our U.S. Constitution," she said.
She said she agreed with the basic principles in President Trump's recent executive order calling for federal agencies to evaluate the efficacy of regulation.
The basic principles of investment are being upended, perhaps irreversibly, as the world enters an era of ultra-low and even negative interest rates.
TV's most basic principles rest on casts of characters living out multiple stories at once, the best to grab our increasingly abbreviated attention spans.
Like Zuk and Warinner, she points out that some of the basic principles (like reducing highly processed foods) may promote better health in some people.
I'm sure there are complicated answers to these questions, but there are also basic principles that Google could publicly commit to following, if it wanted.
But one thing above all others explains the current mess: the Conservative Party, or large chunks of it, has forgotten the basic principles of conservatism.
A major British political party has been captured by a hard-left clique that has little respect for the basic principles of a liberal society.
This is not only misguided, but it undermines the basic principles of fairness and equal opportunity that are foundational to the American way of life.
The Fed "should have to abide by the same basic principles as other regulators — transparency, accountability, and due process in writing rules," the report says.
Principled, decent, beholden to no corporation or vampire squid bank and intent, it genuinely appears, on upholding the basic principles of social justice and democracy.
Google has upgraded its Teachable Machine, an in-browser web experiment it originally released in 2017 to teach people some basic principles of machine learning.
For the executive to use a prerogative power to seek to evade control by parliament stands the basic principles of constitutional law on their head.
For the executive to use a prorogative power to seek to evade control by parliament stands the basic principles of constitutional law on their head.
These aret the kind of basic principles that both Republicans and Democrats should be able to embrace in their efforts to fix our immigration system.
A third nominee on Thursday struggled to answer relatively easy questions about basic principles of law during a cringeworthy appearance before the Senate Judiciary Committee.
To ensure the interests of the Puerto Rican people over those of greedy banks and bondholders, her approach should be guided by three basic principles.
But Mr Corbyn's ideas represent a threat to one of the basic principles of liberalism: that there is a limit to the power of politics.
The White House, Treasury Department and GOP lawmakers are hashing out the details of a reform plan after agreeing to basic principles late last month.
"Chair Wasserman Schultz has repeatedly pursued her own agenda at the expense of the progressive base and basic principles of fairness," the Credo petition reads.
I wish I had learned sooner that while you don't have to become an accountant yourself, the basic principles of accounting are critical to success.
If Mr Trump wins the White House, he will have a bully pulpit at his disposal from which he could unravel basic principles of American democracy.
" Conway noted Collins's concerns that "we're giving up on basic principles that make America so wonderful, including fairness and due process and the presumption of innocence.
Now the contest pits a despotic and, at times, seemingly deranged President against shocked and horrified bureaucrats scrambling to safeguard the basic principles of our democracy.
But basic principles of economics and policymaking tell us that the best way to phase out a harmful product is to address both supply and demand.
"Although the length and method of construction of Turpan's karez are different from others, the basic principles of how they work is the same," he said.
But the protocols and basic principles of trust that might have once held sway in cases of scientific uncertainty have been eroded by too many violations.
" In fact, Ms. Davidson writes, his visit to the NATO headquarters highlights yet another moment where the president refused to "affirm some of America's basic principles.
The CRC has some basic principles: the right to life, freedom from discrimination, child participation in decisions that affect their welfare and the right to health.
On the other hand, if you build fences and walls, that comes — at least concerning the refugees — against the basic principles of European law, international law.
Renault still hopes to make this car a reality on roads by 2022, or some version that incorporates the basic principles of the concept they showed today.
You'll start this bundle by learning the basic principles of UX and UI so you can learn how to think like a user and create inspired designs.
" U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch praised the appeals court ruling, saying the law "sent a message that contradicted some of the most basic principles of our democracy.
One of the basic principles of hurricane meteorology is that the position of high-pressure systems over the Atlantic will determine the track of storms that year.
That limits the number of eligible candidates who might succeed at the job and thus it boosts their pay, according to basic principles of supply and demand.
At a news conference, Duflo explained the basic principles of the approach, using the example of low rates of immunization of children in remote regions of India.
Persecuting people for their religious beliefs violates basic principles of justice as well as the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which China signed in 1948.
The Russian Olympic Committee said that the Moscow court ruling "could give reason to doubt that Russia truly recognizes the basic principles of the fight against doping".
"As you know, your impeachment inquiry is completely baseless and has violated basic principles of due process and fundamental fairness," Cipollone wrote in a two paragraph letter.
"The EU27 cannot afford to open a Pandora's box of allowing recontracting on basic principles of European integration," said Andreas Woergoetter at the Technische Universitaet in Vienna.
Trump, in other words, doesn't understand the basic principles of American foreign policy — and doesn't care about learning facts that might help him develop a better perspective.
It sets out some basic principles, among them that space is free for exploration and use by all states, and that no claims of sovereignty can be made.
Over the holidays, I spent as much time as possible relaying the Dalai Lama's teachings to my family and friends and teaching them basic principles of analytical meditation.
Biotechnology took root when Jonas Salk, who developed the first safe and effective polio vaccine, decided to establish his institute here to explore the basic principles of life.
Freedom of movement of people is one of the basic principles of the EU, but 'Leave' campaigners in Britain drew much support for rejecting the bloc's immigration rules.
"Supreme Court Upholds Basic Principles of Nondiscrimination," declared a press release, which noted the court recognized anti-gay and anti–religious discrimination are both protected under Colorado law.
Even if this is effective for teaching students the basic principles of internet use, we don't know how well it will translate into real-world social media use.
"I'm sorry to say this question violates three basic principles of questionnaire design," said Gary Langer, president of Langer Research Associates, which polls for ABC News and others.
"I think it's fairly clear the Russians have a cheap and effective way to sow discord and confusion and really undermined the basic principles of democracy," Taddeo said.
Last week, he told National Journal he was open to changes that do not undermine the basic principles of the bill but did not address that specific provision.
Perhaps that is why both Giorgio Armani, fresh off dressing the best actor Oscar winner Leonardo DiCaprio, and Missoni made the wise decision to return to basic principles.
The basic principles of what schools need to do has been on the books for a long time, and in recent years there's been even more specific help.
After all — and as I think Ritson was implying — too many online marketers do not know basic principles such as the few that I have mentioned so far.
"I feel like I would be going against the very basic principles that the Virgin Islands has fashioned for itself, along with my principles and conscience," he said.
The next presidential election is less than a year away, but our nation's elections infrastructure has far less time to prepare to preserve the basic principles of democracy.
"What we are seeing is an erosion of basic principles on which our economy is based — international cooperation, open markets, rules of the game, transparency and predictability," she said.
So Britain needs to reach a cross-party agreement on the basic principles of Brexit, and then find a way to make the consensus stick, whoever is in power.
But in fact, many advocates say that certain basic principles of due process, if applied consistently at all schools, would make investigations fairer for both survivors and the accused.
According to Johansson, his bot operates using the following basic principles: to begin, he selects a semantic domain—an area of meaning and the words used to describe it.
Having an expert try to correct your unique postural peculiarities can be a help, but even without lessons, a few basic principles can help you get through the workday.
But still, she points to the Midwest region's strong history with labor unions as a sign some of DSA's most basic principles — fair wages and workers' rights — can resonate.
"The CHOICE Act makes a positive move away from government micromanagement, and returns to basic principles of safety and soundness and market-driven principles," he said in a statement.
"Allowing giant corporations to pick and choose the content available to everyday Americans would threaten the basic principles of our democracy," Franken wrote in his initial letter in January.
This regime violates the most basic principles of due process, where the government—and not the individual—bears the burden of proof before depriving individuals of legally protected rights.
Working out where the line should be drawn on requiring the publication of individuals' returns is not easy, because it brings into conflict two basic principles: transparency and privacy.
I think the way to understand Trump's endorsement of McMaster is to return to one of the basic principles we know about Trump: He likes people who like him.
The underlying assumption is that the more such a fabric exists and integrates basic principles of human rights, the more societies and economies can flourish, both financially and culturally.
Having an expert try to correct your unique postural peculiarities can be a help, but even without lessons, a few basic principles can help you get through the workday.
"We have basic principles in common," he said of Republicans and Democrats after the entire audience raised their hands when Beck asked who was worried about American civil rights.
Perhaps the most essential moral objection is that a policy like this violates basic principles that are supposed to limit or constrain democratic politics — justice, fairness, equality, individual freedom.
Instead of being caught flat-footed, we should agree to some basic principles ahead of time and have a 'break the glass' plan that can serve as a blueprint.
Early on, Means resorts to some clunky exposition — an officer lecturing Singleton on recent history and the basic principles of the treatment — to situate us in his fictive universe.
"The nature of what he's asking for is so dramatic, and inconsistent with the basic principles of the supermajority party," the Senate leader, John Cullerton, said at the time.
To yearn for the center is to imagine a politics without conflict, in which people of good will mostly agree on basic principles and deliberate calmly about everything else.
He said he would also seek public comment on how to preserve the basic principles of net neutrality — the prohibitions of blocking, throttling and paid priority for online traffic.
Hansel Bauman, the architect behind DeafSpace, has redesigned parts of Gallaudet's campus around five basic principles: space and proximity, sensory reach, mobility and proximity, light and color, and acoustics.
States' willingness to use untested or unreliable drugs is perhaps what most frustrates Lubarsky and Zivot, both of whom say lethal injections fail to follow basic principles of ethical science.
The Palestinians wrote that preserving the two-state solution is one of the basic principles that should be supported by all those who reject Trump's policies that undermine world order.
"We were trying to extract the basic principles for partners or people we like, how they become rewarding to us, and what brain mechanisms underly our process," Liu said.[Nature]
Beyond card pool and deckbuilding, were there any basic principles that you came to for top-level design of Magic that came out of the academic work you were doing?
This would appear to violate two basic principles of the law of armed conflict -- distinction and proportionality, which Israel, as a party to the Geneva Conventions, is bound to uphold.
I would advise a client to be wary of doing business in a country that has so little respect for basic principles of due process and the rule of law.
Church officials said Ortega's job was to stand up for basic principles such as religious freedom and the well-being of all Cubans, not to promote any partisan political agenda.
"What's astonishing is that we're consistently seeing major brands who can't seem to apply basic principles of how to make decisions when they're taking stances on political issues," she added.
The organizers of the Durham festival released a statement opposing the bill: "This discriminatory law not only runs counter to the basic principles of equality, fairness, and justice," it read.
Even though the agreement that Mr. Trump and Kim Jong-un signed lacks specifics on implementation, it does set forth basic principles of what the two nations are aiming for.
Before you run out and buy a slew of things, review these basic principles so you can have a clear sense of what you're trying to achieve in your kitchen.
And this devolution is backlit by a President who continues to intervene in law enforcement and congressional review of intelligence and challenges the basic principles of the rule of law.
At its core, this decision was about basic principles of federalism and fairness in our legal system, and our legal team was deeply proud to be part of the process.
President Donald Trump laid out his own basic principles on guns Sunday night, proposals that included "hardening" schools and enforcing more stringently the background check laws already on the books.
Drivers "deserve representation by lawyers willing to fight for them and take this case to trial to uphold the basic principles of employee rights," they wrote in a court filing.
I most strongly disagree with advocates who in this case as in others treat a fairly narrow dispute over one issue as if it were a betrayal of basic principles.
These basic principles have been developed over decades, says Laura Schmidt, an addiction specialist at the University of California, San Francisco School of Medicine who now studies sugar as well.
Called Decodelia, it's a Chrome extension that uses basic principles of color theory to turn your browser into an indecipherable, intricate pattern only visible with the use of red-tinted glasses.
The IASB also aims to finish work next year on a new accounting rule for insurers, and complete a revision of its "conceptual framework" or basic principles that underpin its standards.
" In response to Darcy's coverage of the event, a Facebook spokesperson tweeted back that the company viewed banning InfoWars from its platform as "contrary to the basic principles of free speech.
His comments suggested he'd be most inclined to weigh in if Trump violated basic principles Obama has tried to uphold, such as minority rights, equal protection and respect for civilian life.
Nonetheless, the basic principles of Taylorism have become deeply embedded in how society conceptualizes all sorts of management, ranging from businesses to government to schools to amateur athletics to child rearing.
Barnier stressed the EU would not compromise on what it sees as its basic principles - the integrity of its single market and the free movement of goods and people, among others.
The basic principles of language indicate that Quite Black is more black than Jet Black or Matte Black, and thus will be more appealing to users seeking the blackest available phone.
These systems are an important functional feature of the playing experience, but they also spotlighted some of my own financial strengths and weaknesses, and reinforced basic principles about real world finance.
Tending to Nick's everyday needs, Dar has picked up some basic principles of capitalism, and used them to leverage his cousin's potato crop into serious money — in dollars rather than rupees.
And currently, there are too many decisions that counter the basic principles of a free market economy and unnecessarily hurt U.S. taxpayers who are already paying more than their fair share.
"This concerted effort to accelerate the process, in order to beat the ticking clock of his scheduled retirement, violates any sense of decency and basic principles of fairness," Mr. Bromwich said.
Mnuchin, Ryan and the rest of the "Big Six" have been negotiating a tax plan behind closed doors for months, excluding Democrats and producing only a few pages of basic principles.
The book offers the player the opportunity to fight using massive robots, which uses slightly different rules to on-foot encounters, while retaining the basic principles of dice scores representing attack values.
While the exact science behind Google searches on the internet is kept secret, its basic principles are widely known to be generated with a variety of factors measured by the company's algorithms.
Op-Ed Contributor Politics, we're often told, is governed by rules — basic principles that explain not just what's going to happen, but what rational candidates and parties can be expected to do.
While such satire is often celebrated in France, Médine, a Muslim of Algerian descent, has found himself accused of being a fundamentalist and failing to respect the basic principles of the republic.
Meyer says that he's focused on making a common-sense pitch to Republicans that packing the court would not only be unpopular but would also undermine basic principles of democracy and fairness.
Political scientists call these beliefs, somewhat fuzzily, "democratic norms:" basic faith in things like the rule of law, separation of powers, freedom of the press, and other basic principles of democratic governance.
The statement said the participants had agreed on "basic principles" deemed essential for saving Syria after nearly seven years of civil war and endorsed a "democratic" path for the country through elections.
"The Commission is planning to develop a code of conduct to be adopted by the Commission in 2017 whereby member states would commit at least to some basic principles," the paper adds.
The highway bill will last for five years, preventing an incoming Republican president from reforming transportation, upends basic principles of federalism and revives a cornerstone of crony capitalism, the Export-Import Bank.
Moreover, while Democrats have insisted Ford has a "right to be believed," there are basic principles of due process that establish a right to be heard, not a right to be believed.
These basic principles are violated when a patient dies waiting for a donor match to be allowed into the U.S., or is denied the comfort of being with close family before death.
On Tuesday, Alexander Acosta, the Labor Department secretary, said the basic principles of the rule would indeed take effect on June 9, even as his agency continues to review its finer details.
"The bias of the Trump administration towards the most extreme in Israel blinds it from seeing the basic principles of international law and consensus," said Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammad Shtayyeh on Twitter.
"The purpose of the bill is to give the right tools to the relevant bodies to prevent harming the basic principles of the state," Regev and Kahlon said in a joint statement.
Mnuchin is one of a six-member Republican team that has been negotiating a tax plan behind closed doors for months, excluding Democrats and producing only a few pages of basic principles.
Guns, to be clear, are a delivery system for life-altering, or even lethal injuries, and if you understand a few basic principles, your body—any body really—can deliver those injuries too.
While Oakland's big spending in free agency signaled a team that was ready to compete for the AFC West crown, the basic principles of regression seemed stacked against them heading into the season.
"We're discovering some basic principles about humans," Spiers said, adding that this gender and cultural insight all feeds into identifying global norms and when people may be deviating from them due to dementia.
It's maybe the most profound lesson that Groundhog Day offers, and it's a good one to reflect on, even if it's one of the most basic principles of being a well-adjusted human.
Any examination of U.S.-China trade issues must begin with an understanding of the basic principles of mutual respect and "win-win cooperation" that have guided the diplomatic relationship since President Nixon's visit.
Last year, defying the most basic principles of sound budget management, the administration opted for a highly expansionary budget policy stance at a time that the economy was at or beyond full employment.
It will certainly take a lot for Democrats to regain power and relevance in America, but here are a few very basic principles that they and their allies should recognize — for starters: 1.
But late last month, Alexander Acosta, the Labor Department secretary, said the basic principles of the rule would indeed take effect on Friday, even as his agency continues to examine its finer details.
Cole warned that the timeline for compliance with the new data privacy laws is "yesterday" and there are basic principles firms must be undertaking to be prepared for the onslaught of new regulations.
Governments were conducting surveillance without fear of any legal consequence, and companies were failing to meet the most basic principles of protecting the human rights of people affected by their products and services.
The potential referendum has triggered criticism from rights groups and left-leaning parties which say that restricting the rights of minority lawmakers would be against the constitution and the basic principles of parliamentary democracy.
"The basic principles that underscore the Senate's constitutional duty of advice and consent on federal judicial nominees require nothing less than a careful examination of the accusations and facts by the FBI," Carlson wrote.
The bill, titled the 'United States Fair and Reciprocal Tariff Act,' would give Trump unilateral power to ignore the two most basic principles of the WTO and negotiate one-on-one with any country.
In his piece, Walker goes back to some basic principles of urban design, highlighting that at their core, functioning cities come down to how millions of people share a comparatively tiny amount of space.
This policy, and its senseless defense, isn't just supreme moral cowardice; it utterly fails to represent the basic principles this nation was founded on and what it means to be a conscious, ethical human.
It is a measure of the central nature of consents that infringements of the basic principles for processing personal data, including the conditions for consent, are subject to the highest tier of administrative fines.
"I am saying he had an opportunity to say basic principles about our democracy and upholding an interpretation of the First Amendment that would protect a vision of one person, one vote," she said.
A child is born with the genes that allow it to understand the basic principles of language, for example; similarly, a rat is born with the ability to learn how to navigate a maze.
We believe banning these Pages would be contrary to the basic principles of free speech....We just don't think banning Pages for sharing conspiracy theories or false news is the right way to go.
KALININGRAD, Russia (Reuters) - A Russian artist is going back to the roots of photography, creating eye-catching wooden cameras based on the basic principles of the artform and attracting buyers from around the world.
Gutierrez's comment also fails to take into account the basic principles of a free marketplace and the influence that demand has on what services, products, and experiences are offered to customers in the marketplace.
They do still play with Stotts' basic principles, and felt deeper and deeper in communion with them as the year went along, but the personnel just isn't disciplined the way the Aldridge squad was.
Governments were conducting surveillance without fear of any legal consequence, and companies were failing to meet even the most basic principles of protecting the human rights of people affected by their products and services.
But Bogdanov was also quoted as saying that there was no sign that either side supported what he called the basic principles for resolving the crisis when it came to military and political developments.
"The early chapters of the story focus on the fundamentals of natural laws themselves, the basic principles of nature which needed to be in place before the physical universe could come into being," Cooper explains.
Similarly, the power of Google's search algorithm to surreptitiously shift voting preferences of undecided voters by 20-80 percent is highly troubling — and not only because it could potentially threaten the basic principles of democracy.
WHEN it comes to basic principles of free speech and freedom of belief, do the nations of Europe form a coherent bloc, determined to apply those principles at home and advocate them round the world?
Instead, their reasoning challenges some of the basic principles of how people should be allowed to share information online, with implications which go far beyond just Facebook, which is why we have chosen to appeal.
He fails to mention that the OSCE Minsk Group, internationally mandated to lead the peace process, declared non-use of force, right to self-determination and territorial integrity as the basic principles of the settlement.
"The basic principles that underscore the Senate's constitutional duty of advice and consent on federal judicial nominees require nothing less than a careful examination of the accusations and facts by the FBI," the letter argued.
Mike Fantigrassi, the director of services for the National Academy of Sports Medicine, said that when it comes to weight training and exercise, all reputable and qualified trainers are working within the same basic principles.
We are inch by inch and day by day abandoning our morality, turning away from the basic principles of a democracy, making Lady Liberty wonder whether she should pack her bags and move back home.
"The basic principles that underscore the Senate's constitutional duty of advice and consent on federal judicial nominees require nothing less than a careful examination of the accusations and the facts by the F.B.I.," he wrote.
"When you think about money and what kids learn about money from their parents, most of us wouldn't think about giving as one of the basic principles of finance," LeBaron said in a press release.
"You have the definitions and the basic principles in effect, but the specifics that make the rule effective and enforceable have been delayed," said Barbara Roper, director of investor protection at the Consumer Federation of America.
"The bill, titled the 'United States Fair and Reciprocal Tariff Act,' would give Trump unilateral power to ignore the two most basic principles of the WTO and negotiate one-on-one with any country" https://t.
While it doesn't include drinking six liquid antiperspirants a day, the Takesumi Detox has the same basic principles of a juice cleanse: Embrace the all-natural, suffer through an adjustment period, and emerge refreshed and refined.
While delivering the highly anticipated Nelson Mandela Annual Lecture in Johannesburg, Obama talked about the importance of political compromise, but emphasized that it can only be possible if the parties involved can agree on basic principles.
But while the WSJ says Pai's plans will preserve the basic principles of net neutrality, giving oversight of the broadband industry back to the FTC would likely end Title II net neutrality as we know it.
Rather, in the interest of lasting peace and security, we are moving ahead with our political platform to advance the cause of equality, social justice and freedom in a country that systematically violates those basic principles.
"The basic principles that underscore the Senate's constitutional duty of advice and consent on federal judicial nominees require nothing less than a careful examination of the accusations and facts by the FBI," ABA President Robert Carlson wrote.
Your brain understands what you need to do and the basic principles of how to do things, but when you try to implement the theory it is impossible and it feels like only you don't know why.
Such a plan would "violate the basic principles of good budget practices and therefore is not a viable option for financing European defense efforts," the paper quoted a German government paper as saying in its Monday edition.
First, to appeal to a sizable number of white working-class voters in 1968, Kennedy did not forfeit his basic principles or change his positions on civil rights, or war and peace — and neither should progressives today.
"The basic principles that underscore the Senate's constitutional duty of advice and consent on federal judicial nominees require nothing less than a careful examination of the accusations and facts by the FBI," ABA President Robert Carlson said.
Shariah law, according to Muslims, includes "the principle of treating other people justly, of making sure that the financial system treats people fairly ... and most importantly the basic principles of Islamic fate," says Harvard Law professor Noah Feldman.
In its design of the circuit-breakers, China has violated one of the basic principles of those countries that also apply them: the gaps between breaker levels should be sufficiently wide to avoid having an overwhelming magnet effect.
Brees's behavior and his belief that he was wronged because the jewelry did not appreciate in value as quickly as he hoped both demonstrate a lack of integrity and contradict basic principles of both economics and the law.
Today in Toronto, a coalition of human rights and technology groups released a new declaration on machine learning standards, calling on both governments and tech companies to ensure that algorithms respect basic principles of equality and non-discrimination.
Just last month, a coalition of human rights and technology groups came together to put out a document titled The Toronto Declaration that calls for governments and tech companies to ensure AI respects basic principles of equality and nondiscrimination.
Nate MacDonald and John Schuster spent more than a decade in schools looking to teach students some basic principles of circuitry and engineering — but realized that just giving them a battery and a motor and saying "go" wasn't enough.
The loudness and pitch of sirens "exploit basic principles of human audition to signal danger," Elizabeth Hellmuth Margulis, a professor of music and the director of the Music Cognition Lab at the University of Arkansas, said in an email.
Democrats hinged their opposition on the basic principles of constitutional law, arguing that Trump's unilateral move marks a clear-cut violation of the separation of powers and the unique authority of Congress to dictate where federal dollars are spent.
The group said in a letter sent to parliament that it "considers that the decision adopted by the Bank of Portugal breached fundamental provisions and basic principles of Portuguese and European Union law as it was discriminatory and arbitrary".
"Partisanship and political gamesmanship have no place when it comes to the Internet, basic principles of freedom, and the right of individuals in our great nation and across the globe to speak online free from censorship," the senators said.
"Taking into account the downside risks at a time when inflation is on the soft side would argue for softening the expected path of monetary policy according to basic principles of risk management," she told a community banking group.
But more broadly, to give readers the freedom to critique Wilder's work and question some of her basic principles, we need to put less pressure on the books as the most beloved and untouchable classics of American children's literature.
Here's the bund: And here's how the 10-year US Treasury looks over the past couple of days: To understand what's going on in the sovereign-debt market right now, you need to understand the basic principles of bonds.
That's because the Court was pretty explicit in Citizens United, and again in McCutcheon, that corruption was the only legitimate means of regulating campaign finance, reiterating the basic principles of the landmark 1976 campaign finance case Buckley v. Valeo.
In his extraordinary new book, "She Has Her Mother's Laugh," Zimmer (who writes the Matter column for The New York Times) uses history to offer a rigorous introduction to the basic principles of genetics, and molecular and developmental biology.
Mr. Marler said that in its enthusiasm for trendy, buzz-inspiring concepts like no ingredients containing genetically modified organisms, or G.M.O.s, the chain may have lost its focus on basic principles of food safety, like making its employees wash their hands.
McCormack said he intends to preserve "the journal as an important voice in a new debate over how the basic principles of liberalism can be reworked to meet the equally demanding challenges of our era," in a statement released Friday.
The award-winning 37-year-old actor, writer and composer has learned a lot about managing his money and "how important it is to educate yourself about the basic principles of financial planning," he tells Morgan Stanley in a recent interview.
It's funny -- until you realize that lots and lots of people whose lives are directly affected by what the federal government does and doesn't do have absolutely no idea about even the most basic principles of how this all works.
The first phase consisted of establishing basic principles of Britain's departure—above all, regarding Britain's financial settlement (dubbed the "divorce bill"), the rights of EU citizens already living in Britain, and the border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.
"You can really get all of your nutrients in with a ketotarian diet," he said, adding that the basic principles are listening to your body (eating when you're hungry until you're satisfied) and combining healthy fats and non-starchy veggies.
UNITED NATIONS — The new secretary general of the United Nations said on Wednesday that the Trump administration's visa bans for citizens of seven Muslim-majority nations "violate our basic principles" and would do little to stem the threat of terrorism.
But there's more to it than that: For progressives, moderates and "Never Trump" Republicans, the political order they long took for granted — defined by polarization, yes, but also by a commitment to basic principles of democracy and decency — is suddenly gone.
"Allowing one giant company like a combined AT&T-Time Warner to control the content available to Americans would threaten the basic principles of our democracy, especially given Time Warner's ownership of key information sources like CNN," the Democrats wrote.
The program's basic principles were the right ones: everyone would be able to get insurance, regardless of preëxisting conditions, and everyone would pay the same price for a given policy, with upward adjustments made only for older people and smokers.
But the problems run even deeper than most critics realize: A look at the data combined with some basic principles of social science suggests that the practices of no-excuses charters are undermining the very foundation of data-based education reform.
" NBC News reports that Bloomberg, who has long been active on climate and funded the Sierra Club's anti-coal work, laid out some basic principles in his speech... "Comprehensive investment to create jobs and increase economic growth in coal regions and other areas.
It was the White House taking point on a priority, but it also offered legislators basic principles to build upon rather than trying to stuff a fully-formed bill down legislators' throats, as in the case of the initial ACA replacement bill.
By limiting the rights of free expression of local officials with a ban on their ability to "adopt, enforce, or endorse a policy" that "limits the enforcement of immigration laws", Judge Garcia wrote, Texas seemed to violate basic principles of the First Amendment.
FISCHER: WE HAVE SOMETHING KNOWN AS THE CONSENSUS STATEMENT, WHICH SAYS WHAT OUR BASIC PRINCIPLES ARE IN THE FUNDAMENTAL POINT THERE IS THAT WE HAVE A GOAL OF 2% INFLATION, AND, QUOTE, MAXIMUM EMPLOYMENT, WHICH WE INTERPRET AS THE NATURAL RATE OF UNEMPLOYMENT.
During Trump's address to a joint session of Congress on Tuesday night, he laid out a few basic principles of a future law, including using tax credits to help individuals buy insurance and allowing for the purchase of coverage across state borders.
"The basic principles that underscore the Senate's constitutional duty of advice and consent on federal judicial nominees require nothing less than a careful examination of the accusations and facts by the FBI," ABA president Robert Carlson wrote in a letter to Chairman Sen.
The bottom line: These issues cannot all be resolved at the summit, but it should be possible to agree on basic principles that allow negotiators to work out the details in subsequent meetings and move closer to achieving peace on the peninsula.
The peace talks in Geneva were due to be adjourned on Thursday until next month, with the sides expected to agree to a document drawn up by a U.N. special envoy outlining basic principles, in what one diplomat called a "baby step" forward.
I was able to learn firsthand from him that understanding basic principles of fluid dynamics and mechanics could mean the difference between seeing water flooding a street because of a burst pipe or enjoying the fruits of a well-irrigated farm field.
"The Supreme Court can and should put a definitive end to President Trump's attempt to undermine the constitutional guarantee of religious equality and the basic principles of our immigration laws, including their prohibition of national origin discrimination," ACLU lawyer Omar Jadwat said.
It's a statement of the core philosophy of a group of Conservative anarchists who've lost sight of the basic principles of Conservatism—respect for institutions as embodiments of the spirit of compromise and constraints of emotional self-indulgence—in pursuit of their ideologically charged vision.
"The letter stated that the AICPA's recommendations are designed to balance the IRS's desire to simplify the assessment and collection of audit adjustments from complicated multi-tier partnership structures with the tax code's basic principles of fairness and equity," the AICPA said in a statement.
Dr. Sutherland, working from basic principles of chemistry, has found that ultraviolet light from the sun is an essential energy source to get the right reactions underway, and therefore that land-based pools, not the ocean, are the most likely environment in which life began.
"As families of people that have been failed by a number of different issues, we all came together agreeing on three basic principles that we thought needed to change so that other families would not have to endure what we had to endure," Hixon said.
This method of keeping time with atomic clocks has been refined over the last fifty years to the point that the most accurate clock in the world will only deviate by a second over 200 million years, but the basic principles have remained the same.
"The basic principles that underscore the Senate's constitutional duty of advice and consent on federal judicial nominees require nothing less than a careful examination of the accusations and facts by the FBI," said Robert Carlson, president of the organization, in a Thursday night letter.
Buy it here >>Based on a study of forty-three of America's best-run companies from a diverse array of business sectors, "In Search of Excellence" describes eight basic principles of management —action-stimulating, people-oriented, profit-maximizing practices — that made these organizations successful.
By holding true to basic principles of equal opportunity and access; by accepting that people don't wake up woke but evolve; by bringing the passion for politics to new voters, Democrats have the opportunity to bring people along with them to implement progressive social change.
But if the mere allegation, the mere assertion of an allegation, a refuted allegation from 36 years ago, is enough to destroy a person's life and career, we will have abandoned the basic principles of fairness and due process that define our legal system and our country.
A broad new effort meant to show bipartisan unity around a pivotal immigration issue betrays infighting behind the scenes, where even deeply committed Latino leaders could not come to an agreement on basic principles of how to prevent hundreds of thousands of young immigrants from being deported.
It wants to restore the "basic principles" of the welfare state by abolishing the fees for university students that Mr Blair brought in, scrapping the private-finance initiative with which Mr Brown was much taken and removing all internal markets from the National Health Service (NHS).
Under the basic principles of so-called private international law, courts in country A can enforce the legal norms of country B as they apply to people who are clearly from country B and to transactions which occurred in country B. This can have odd effects.
"We are not claiming to have created a new super-pill with mythical powers, rather we're making it simpler and easier for people to adopt the basic principles of whole-food nutrition that decades of research and intuition have proven to be true," Scott told TechCrunch.
" The basic principles of this coalition, as outlined by Tomasky, are hard to argue with: "Commitments to the First Amendment; to transparent government; to getting to the bottom of Russia; to science and evidence; to no Muslim-bashing, 'full stop'; to fighting presidential abuse of power.
Seemingly oblivious to these basic principles, at a time when U.S. unemployment had reached its lowest level in the past 10 years, the Trump administration opted for an unfunded tax cut that is estimated to increase the public debt by around $85033 trillion over the next decade.
"There will be no single market à la carte," Donald Tusk, the European Council president, said this week, while Jean-Claude Juncker, the president of the European Commission, said that access to the single market was contingent on basic principles including the free movement of people.
But, as the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals told us on Wednesday — in a case that could dramatically limit the FTC's ability to police bad privacy and security conduct by firms big and small — the FTC's approach to developing security standards violates basic principles of due process.
There are several options, but the best may be a resolution that puts the United Nations Security Council on record supporting the basic principles of a deal covering borders, the future of Jerusalem, Palestinian refugees, security and land swaps, but not imposing anything on the two parties.
But as experts in the field of statutory law, we agree that this decision makes a mockery of the rule of law and basic principles of democracy — especially Congress's constitutional power to amend its own statutes and do so in accord with its own internal rules.
"Taking into account the downside risks at a time when inflation is on the soft side would argue for softening the expected path of monetary policy according to basic principles of risk management," Brainard said in remarks prepared for delivery to the Community Bankers Roundtable in Scranton, Pennsylvania.
Open to anyone over the age of 258 in the New York City area, the class outlines the basic principles of crossword puzzle construction, beginning with basic crossword history and then focusing on how to come up with a theme, designing a usable grid and creating the fill.
"Basic principles of constitutional law establish that the president exceeds his authority where, as here, he purports to act without statutory authority and contrary to the expressed will of Congress to resolve an issue of domestic and international commerce that the Constitution authorizes Congress to address," the company wrote.
"Basic principles of trade — competition and mutual economic benefit — are depreciated and unfortunately undermined, they're becoming hostages of ideological and fleeting political situations, in that we see a serious challenge for all of the global economy, especially for the dynamically-growing Asia-Pacific and its leadership," he added.
"If the mere allegation, the mere assertion of an allegation, a refuted allegation from 36 years ago is enough to destroy a person's life and career, we will have abandoned the basic principles of fairness and due process that define our legal system and our country," he said.
One of the basic principles of risk perception research is the idea that familiarity can blind people to danger: when you safely do a potentially dangerous thing repeatedly without experiencing harm, it becomes much less scary, and that can lead to taking fewer precautions and becoming sloppy about protective procedures.
Ultimately, it took the cataclysm of Nazism and its defeat in the Second World War to make the Federal Republic of Germany open itself up to the basic principles" of Enlightenment philosophy, Mr. Gauck said: "inalienable human rights and the rule of law, separation of powers, representative democracy and popular sovereignty.
"The two presidents speaking out so forcefully and eloquently is a warning that some basic principles of democracy that both parties have long supported at home and abroad are in jeopardy," said Antony J. Blinken, who served as Mr. Obama's deputy secretary of state and attended Mr. Bush's speech on Thursday.
This code is one of many created by private institutions and governments, and it includes five basic principles: "AI is not without its risks and the adoption of the principles proposed by the Committee will help to mitigate these," said the chairman of the committee that produced the report, Lord Clement-Jones.
They were asked if they understood basic principles of the court system, such as the presumption of innocence; if their knowledge of the case had led them to any conclusions about guilt or innocence; and if they would be able to separate their emotions from facts when confronted with heart-rending testimony.
The FDA has issued its own consumer guidelines on safe food handling, following four basic principles: Of course, none of those tips would have helped victims of Stewart Parnell and Peanut Corporation of America, since the company sold most of its products to food processors to be used as ingredients in other products.
That person should be at least partly in the mold of Justice Kennedy, who, while far from an ideal justice — his opinions could be vague and confusing, his jurisprudential commitments often unpredictable — emphasized the basic principles of equality and dignity to a degree not in evidence among the court's four other conservatives.
That means taking allegations seriously, but if the mere allegation, the mere assertion of an allegation, a refuted allegation from 36 years ago, is enough to destroy a person's life and career, we will have abandoned the basic principles of fairness and due process that define our legal system in our country.
"The basic principles that underscore the Senate's constitutional duty of advice and consent on federal judicial nominees require nothing less than a careful examination of the accusations and facts by the FBI," Carlson wrote to Chairman Charles Grassley and ranking committee Democrat Dianne Feinstein in the letter, reported earlier by The Washington Post.
The IBLP website celebrates Gothard's seismic influence on the organization specifically and the fundamentalist movement in America more broadly, going back decades to when he packed arenas with thousands of Christian conservatives eager to hear how his seven basic principles could shield their families from the cultural upheaval of the late 1960s and early 70s.
The company is confident it will make swift gains, though, especially with the recent improvements in AI. Chen compares the field to the self-driving industry a few years ago, saying the basic principles are in place and it's a case of doing the hard part (the very hard part) of making things work in real life.
"We — and a wide range of human rights and media organizations, and others, like Wikimedia — believe that this runs contrary to the basic principles of international law: No one country should be able to impose its rules on the citizens of another country, especially when it comes to linking to lawful content," wrote Google's Kent Walker, in 2015.
"The basic principles that underscore the Senate's constitutional duty of advice and consent on federal judicial nominees require nothing less than a careful examination of the accusations and facts by the FBI," said Robert Carlson, president of the organization, in a Thursday night letter addressed to Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley and ranking Democrat Dianne Feinstein.
Addressing reporters at a regular press conference on Friday, China's foreign ministry spokesperson Geng Shuang said the sanctions were unreasonable and Beijing had already lodged an official protest with the U.S. "The U.S. actions have seriously violated the basic principles of international relations and seriously damaged the relations between the two countries and the two militaries," Geng said.
Experts of other martial lines have philosophized similarly, saying that a practitioner must first learn basic principles, which can often be a rough and brutish process, and only then can they learn to refine the finer points of the art, much like the progression a potter develops in learning how to shape a mound of clay into an intricate vase.
President Donald Trump's absolute disregard for institutions, international alliances, the truth and basic principles -- and his ongoing support among a significant swath of the American population -- has the world wondering if the United States is just caught in a temporary fever of newfound autocratic sympathy, or whether this is the start of a potentially more sinister period of political upheaval.
For decades, the word "troll" was web-speak for that one rude commenter on a forum who just wouldn't shut up or go away; the one who kept trying to goad the average reasonable person into a fight — and often an absurd one based on absurd logic, or a twisting of your assumptions regarding the basic principles you were arguing about.
Between the host's quick descriptions of the technology's three basic principles, Mr. Austwick strummed a guitar and sang: Bitcoin is blockchain's babyTransactions, trading, taking care of business on the blockchainAll my friends are computers and we're working together on the blockchain While the ditty made the digital ledger sound almost cute, Civil, with its reliance on cryptocurrency, is not without risks.
"Whilst we are aware of the challenges and cultural sensitivities, we simply have to continue making progress here, not only because we owe it to women all over the world, but also because we have a responsibility to do so, under the most basic principles set out in the FIFA Statutes," Infantino wrote to FFIRI President Mehdi Taj on Tuesday.
Aside from the fact the SCC and the wider Saudi justice system violate basic principles of due process, executing people for crimes they committed when they were juveniles is a clear and egregious violation of international law — including the Convention on the Rights of the Child and the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights — to both of which Saudi Arabia is a signatory.
A: Although the Supreme Court hasn't settled the matter, there's actually widespread consensus among scholars from across the ideological spectrum about at least some basic principles, including that the President does not need Congress's specific approval before using force in (1) self-defense; (2) non-combat roles; or (3) situations in which Congress has provided more general advance authorization, such as in support of UN-authorized operations.
Oprea isn&apost a fan of fad diets like keto and fastingOprea, who is also promoting protein brand Dynamize&aposs social media contest that will award a cash prize and strategy session to an independently-owned gym, prefers to stick to basic principles of healthy eating like incorporating a variety of foods, and getting plenty of complex carbohydrates along with enough protein and moderate healthy fats.
" The organization said that its safeguards on mass surveillance provide "no meaningful legal protections," meaning that "any promises today can be easily be undermined tomorrow," and it questioned the independence of the ombudsperson oversight mechanism in the US. Privacy International added that although the agreement does "contain some improvements" regarding data protection for Europeans, its basic principles "still fall below what is expected to protect the rights of individuals.
However, if we assume that terminating access is in fact a Title II service (by virtue of it being a part of BIAS), then the FCC's paid prioritization rule violates basic principles of rate-making because it both requires a confiscatory price of "zero" under Section 85033 of the Communications Act (even though edge providers impose a cost on the network) and prevents "reasonable" discrimination as expressly permitted by Section 202 of the Communications Act.
" WASHINGTON, DC - JANUARY 17: Monika Bickert Head of Global Policy Management at Facebook testify's To Senate Hearing On Monitoring Extremist Content Online on capital hill on January 17, 2018 in Washington, DC. (Photo by Tasos Katopodis/Getty Images) The hearing, which was meant to examine allegations of bias against conservative viewpoints, comes just a few days after Facebook kicked up controversy after it said banning InfoWars would go against "the basic principles of free speech.
The details: The bill, titled the "United States Fair and Reciprocal Tariff Act," would give Trump unilateral power to ignore the two most basic principles of the WTO and negotiate one-on-one with any country: The "Most Favored Nation" (MFN) principle that countries can't set different tariff rates for different countries outside of free trade agreements; "Bound tariff rates" — the tariff ceilings that each WTO country has already agreed to in previous negotiations.
Now, the notion that we would not apply the same basic principles to gun ownership as we do to everything else that we own... COOPER: ... but you... OBAMA: ... just to try to make them safer, or the notion that anything we do to try to make them safer is somehow a plot to take away guns -- that contradicts what we do to try to create a better life for Americans in every other area of our lives.
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"The challenge for Giuliani if he becomes secretary of state would be to move beyond the tough guy persona he cultivated as prosecutor and mayor and instead stand up for some of the basic principles of human rights, democratic accountability, and the rule of law that enhance rather than shrink America's influence abroad," said Ken Roth, executive director of Human Rights Watch, who worked for Giuliani when he was a federal prosecutor between 1983 and 1987.

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