I don't need to be made aware that they know who I am.
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The public needs to be made aware that kidnappings by strangers are extremely rare.
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First, people must be made aware that extreme heat can kill and warning systems established.
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NHTSA raised the question of whether humans in the vehicles should also be made aware.
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They want customers to opt-in and to be made aware of the information covered.
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Suppressors need to be made aware that there are countless people standing behind equality for all.
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The dark web If you've never heard of the dark web, you should be made aware.
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Definitely. Above all, users need to be made aware of the ethical implications of watching pirated material.
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All customers will be made aware of their right to decline offers of a credit limit increase.
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The provisions also required that users of church-sponsored social programs be made aware of nonsectarian options.
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The police, judges and doctors must also be made aware of the provisions of the new law.
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Concerned drivers must be made aware of the solutions available to reduce the vulnerabilities of a connected car.
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"Voters will be made aware of Democrats' leading role in destroying the American health care system," he said.
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"That was the point I knew this would be something people should be made aware of," he said.
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That does not necessarily mean you want to be made aware of said deal while browsing your files.
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So, but, I think people do need to be made aware, in this election cycle, this is happening.
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Muted accounts will not be made aware that they've been muted, and users can unmute accounts at any time.
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Should the person on the other end of the phone be made aware they are speaking to a machine?
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If a passenger has consistently reported frustration with the service, The Sun says flight attendants will be made aware.
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"It is important that [consumers] be made aware of any limitations to these policies during the sales process," McPeak said.
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Under federal law, it is required that crime victims be made aware of plea bargains, according to the Associated Press.
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Clearly, there is the potential for a conflict of interest here and one that readers should be made aware of.
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First, Opana prescribers should be made aware of ways in which they can reduce risks associated with injecting the drug.
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Businesses should be made aware of the threat of heatwaves and economic consequences and a consultation on maximum workplace temperatures launched.
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It's so important to understand the worst-case scenario or to be made aware of the implications of what you're signing.
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It is not that hard to be made aware of these women, as they have made things that lots of people enjoy.
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Doctors have advised citizens to restrict their outdoor activities and said runners must be made aware of the risks they are taking.
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Students must be made aware that these biases exist, that they are unavoidable, and we are exposed to them at all times.
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The company relies on users complaining about offensive posts in order to be made aware of content that should be taken down.
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I have a fantastic ass so I'm not mad about it, but it's a disarming fact to be made aware of in retrospect.
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Knapton further added that people must be made aware of the risk and that alternative medication or treatment should be considered where appropriate.
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Pro-lifers need to be made aware their money is going towards abortions, and they need to respond by demanding action from Congress.
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"These cases, though not directly related at this time, do have similarities the public needs to be made aware of," Dallas Police Maj.
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Companies who are considering going public should also be made aware of the process and the success or lack thereof of recent IPOs.
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If (players) don't want to impact change, (coaches) need to be made aware of that, too, and we'll go in a different direction.
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In addition, it's important for all sectors to be made aware of the significant improvements that have occurred in sectors other than their own.
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It would also require sites to list what they paid for the ticket, so customers can be made aware of the markup they're paying.
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Women need to be made aware of the C-section percentages of different hospitals and maternity homes, so that they can choose their hospitals carefully.
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They suggest that government regulation could help enforce new privacy norms, and that users must be made aware of the information they are potentially revealing.
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But most agree that people need to be made aware of the issue rather than taking for granted that nothing bad will happen to them.
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Beijing needs to be made aware, he said, of how important changing the bilateral trade and business relationship is to the welfare of American workers.
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Children at this age can be made aware of the gender-role stereotypes they've absorbed (for example, girls like pink and boys have short hair).
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Since 78.6% of fractures in the study occurred in women, "older women considering dog ownership must be made aware of this risk," the researchers wrote.
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Borrowers must be made aware of interest rates, payment schedules, prepayment charges, fees and costs and all information should be explained clearly and unambiguously in advance.
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"The public should be made aware of possible conflicts of interest that sitting presidents can have or may have while raising funds for their libraries," said Rep.
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"Kids need to be made aware that this isn't just a harmless fad," said professor Richard Miech, who studies drug use trends at the University of Michigan.
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Assuming that doesn't happen, at the very least, people need to be made aware of what is going on, lest the myth of the conservative bestseller continues.
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A DHS official said the agency was working on a mechanism to relay classified information about digital threats so that states can be made aware of them.
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That puts White House counsel Don McGahn in the spotlight as, per CNN, clearance lawyers in the counsel's office would almost certainly be made aware of such evidence.
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Then, there will be prayer, there will be some testimony so that they may be made aware, and some penitential liturgy, to ask forgiveness for the whole church.
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Tokyo's winning bid to host the 2020 games was announced long ago, and many engineers involved in projects there have yet to be made aware of the news.
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Consumers have to be nurtured through each part of the buying funnel and be made aware that newspapers are now their trusted source to for products and deals.
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It&aposs highly unusual for the State Department to not be made aware of such a matter, given the direct threat it would pose to US personnel abroad.
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An interaction may be big or small, helpful or harmful — but what matters is that it was documented, and that a user be made aware of that documentation.
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I understand the devastating impact of such experiences, and [Nadella] wants to be made aware of any such behavior, and we will do everything we can to stop it.
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While it is critical for the public to be made aware of these developments, we must not let it distract from the many other ongoing issues impacting national security.
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Lori thinks that families of young competitive athletes should at least be made aware of the option to seek out their own EKG screening to supplement the normal protocol.
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The report called for the FAA to be made aware of any significant design change that may impact other functions of the plane that may themselves not have been changed.
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While that's a fair critique of the practice in general, and certainly something that people should be made aware of, this doesn't really seem like the proper forum for that.
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Then the companies do their thing and people would live with greater confidence that, if there are abuses, they'll be made aware of that and can always pull the plug.
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"The general public should be made aware of the harms of this hookah smoking through increased regulation and health promotion efforts," said Jawad, who was not involved in the research.
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It undermines the notion of informed consent, a core tenet of medical ethics that says patients must be made aware of the risks and benefits of all options before them.
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It is both comforting and endearing to witness first-hand how plays came to life, and to be made aware that not everything Williams wrote was Broadway and Hollywood material.
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The terms of these policies should also be straightforward and clear and all employees should be made aware of them, recommended Tom Spiggle, an employment lawyer at The Spiggle Law Firm.
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The American people must be made aware of the long-term threat that our national debt poses and put pressure on lawmakers to take serious steps to address this pressing problem.
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As viewers, it's startling for us to be made aware of these invisible influences, not only because we may be subject to them ourselves, but because we may be creating them, too.
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Does it insist that teachers and other school staff be made aware of and honor a student's request to be referred to by the name and gender that corresponds to that identity?
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These people should be made aware that any attack on European lifestyle would not be tolerated — even at the risk of deportation to Syria/Afghanistan, regardless of any risk to their own lives.
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"But the American people need to be made aware if in fact there is evidence that a foreign government tried to interfere with or influence the direction of — of our politics," he said.
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She noted more explicit guidelines on using race that were developed for the officers during the litigation, and said the officers could also be made aware of significant statistical disparities related to race.
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They want funding disclosures to be prominently displayed on PubMed, so that people who don't have access to a journal article can easily be made aware of any possible industry influence over studies.
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To read Joan Didion for the past several decades is to be made aware, as if by a bright light shining through a fog, of a cliff's edge toward which we're collectively inching.
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"He [Dodaro] believes that Congress and the public should be made aware of the serious retirement challenges facing the American people," said Charles Jeszeck, director of the GAO's education, workforce and income security team.
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The note said details on what the new user control dashboard will look like, how users will be made aware of new controls, how many steps it will take and other details are still unclear.
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We remain as committed as ever to providing travellers everywhere with useful and accurate information and absolutely agree that TripAdvisor should be a platform for other travellers to be made aware of incidents like this.
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"If public malls want to have a dress code, that's their choice, but consumers need to be made aware of this dress code so we can decide whether or not we want to shop there."
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"We continue to be made aware of transactions we lack the jurisdiction to review but which pose similar national security concerns to those already before CFIUS," Tarbert said in testimony before the Senate Banking Committee.
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No decisions are final, and Benchmark's own investors, its so-called limited partners, will not be made aware of the investing roster until the firm begins marketing its next fund, people close to the firm say.
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Apple has gone out of its way to ensure that when you do choose to install the new OS, you'll be made aware of the software installed on your machine that won't be supported post-update.
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And while it would be wildly premature to start ordering them in the United States right now, Americans should be made aware that ordering them could be prudent at some time in the reasonably near future.
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ABUJA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Employers must use Nigeria's new national sex offenders register to vet their staff for it to succeed and the public must be made aware that it exists, rights activists said on Wednesday.
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And should their governments continue to bury their heads in the sand, citizens of Western states need to hear the victims' stories, and be made aware that the same entity pretending to seek peace institutionally perpetuates violence.
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Parents should be made aware of what subjects and events would be covered in class, but providing the ability to opt out will reduce the positive impact these lessons would have on the community as a whole.
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New information about funding sources and potential conflicts will now appear right below study abstracts, which means readers don't have even to open a journal article to be made aware of any possible industry influence over studies.
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Women should potentially be made aware of these side effects, Lischke says, but more work needs to be done to find out how much they could influence everyday life, since the effects do seem to be quite subtle.
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The update also now warns users when they've plugged their Rift into the wrong GPU on their PC, and you can also be made aware when your antivirus system or windows settings have stopped an application from completing installation.
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The secrecy surrounding the method used on the San Bernardino phone has prompted criticism from security researchers who said Apple and others should be made aware of the flaw, in accordance with a White House vulnerabilities review process that favors disclosure.
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Marijuana users should also be made aware of the correlation between schizophrenia and cannabis use, added Jerry Otero, founder of Cre8tive YouTh*ink, a creative-arts, social-justice, youth-development organization, and former youth policy manager at Drug Policy Alliance.
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Smith said that the BBC needed to examine its attitudes towards those known as "the Talent" — on screen personalities — who, it said, needed to be made aware that they must adhere to the same standards of behavior as every other employee.
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"We believe that both the public and the appropriate regulatory agencies needed to be made aware of these issues immediately so that appropriate measures could be taken to better secure these voting machines," Cylance CEO Stuart McClure said in a press release.
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Unflattering details about Biden's record like his support for Reagan's tax cuts for the rich or a giveaway to credit card companies aren't things less-informed Democrats are likely to be made aware of unless it becomes a specific point of emphasis in someone's campaign.
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Be informed about the risks Srikantiah believes that everyone, not just public health officials, needs to be made aware of the risks posed by foods containing toxins detrimental to our health, with greater surveillance of outbreaks of disease to help officials make better lifestyle recommendations.
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The shroud of secrecy still cloaking the method used on the San Bernardino phone has prompted criticism from security researchers who said Apple and others should be made aware of the flaw, in accordance with a White House vulnerabilities review process that favors disclosure.
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I was also skeptical of Pike's steadfast commitment to General Order 1, an early version of the Prime Directive, which held that since the humans in the Beta Quadrant were pre-warp, they were not to be made aware of the advances in technology.
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The legislation, called the Protecting Data at the Border Act, also states that Americans must be made aware of their rights before they agree to give up passwords, social media account names or other digital account information or to hand over their devices to law enforcement.
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Why it matters: The common practice is supposed to make software algorithms better so they can function better for users — but the users don't appear to be made aware their emails are being read or asked if they would sign off on that in the first place.
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At first, the agency was inclined to rule that M.C.A.S. needed to be included in the flight operations manual for the Max, which in turn would have required that pilots be made aware of the new system through a classroom or computer course, the pilot said.
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"The Senate Intelligence Committee's report underscores why voters in Florida and across the country need to be made aware whether they were the victims of an intrusion into their voting data by a foreign adversary and what the federal government is doing to prepare for another attack," Rep.
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Read more: Narcissistic parents identify their children as either a favourite or a scapegoat, and they pit them against each otherThe child of a narcissist will sometimes already be wise to their parent's behavior, but other times they have to be made aware of it by seeing them through their partner's eyes.
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For starters, as the Associated Press reported, the attorneys asked that the jury not be made aware of the civil settlement the city paid out to Scott's family—some $6.5 million—or of the fact that the ex-officer faces federal civil rights charges in a case that's set to begin next year.
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"We are not doing anything into next year and the Republicans should be made aware of that right now," Minority Leader Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE (D-Nev.) told reporters last week.
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"A company's disclosure of alleged foreign corruption to both the SEC and the DOJ in the U.S. typically means the company believed U.S. authorities needed to be made aware of this, and both agencies have the authority to prosecute under the (Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, or FCPA)," said Pablo Quiñones, executive director of the New York University School of Law program on corporate compliance and enforcement.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 85033 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE (D-Mass.) and nine other senators asked for the number of days each migrant child had been separated from their families, whether officials were successful in contacting their families to be made aware of their child's location and whether the family member has been detained, deported or released.
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