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Checks in place Rodger said that, in general, there are three main checks in place for passengers.
FYI ... Todd weighs 227, Aaron checks in at 285.
But there are more checks in place than people realize.
He has not experienced those checks in his own life.
Only a handful elude the British customs checks in France.
That means tasks like automating quality control checks in factories.
Germany introduced border checks in September and Sweden in November.
The unmasking controversy to date illustrates these checks in practice.
Another young girl checks in at just above three feet.
The police data is based on checks in border areas.
Push back on paper checks in favor of electronic payment.
Ms. Kimura observes, checks in with the host and adapts.
The rate of bounced checks in Latin America's largest economy rose to 2.46 percent of cleared checks in November, the second highest rate for that month since Serasa began collecting the data in 1991.
Goodell checks in with the Members at least once a month.
A user first checks in using their boarding pass and passport.
A user first checks in with their boarding pass and passport.
She checks in on the well-being of her campaign staff.
Watch: VICE News Checks in on America After the 2016 Election
She checks in on Yelp to get a discount, she said.
One of our critics checks in from the Cannes Film Festival.
Bezos already checks in regularly with Washington Post Editor Marty Baron.
When I said checks in the mail, that was a metaphor.
Back in the Oval Office, he checks in with his waiting staff.
The ECB will publish the results of its health checks in November.
This article incorrectly said Google was "elevating" fact checks in search results.
Day after day after month after month, nobody calls, nobody checks in.
Jones checks in with Paul McCartney while embracing him on a couch.
As a means to that end, Rob checks in on his health.
Officials said officers tightened security checks in the area and closed roads.
European leaders will discuss internal border checks in more detail next month.
Private gun sellers aren't required to run background checks in 32 states.
Adam Roberts checks in on the health of Silvio Berlusconi's business empire.
Diane Willoughby, her "care navigator," checks in regularly to monitor her needs.
All with no real security protocols or background checks in place. Eureka!
That's including a private garden that checks in at 2,100 square feet.
Many Americans may soon get checks in their hands from the government.
Sales between private individuals do not require background checks in most states.
He checks in with me to see if I have more questions.
The families will receive their $22020,000 checks in the next two weeks.
Marouane Felliani checks in, which should give Belgium a more defensive look.
They got to process his discharge paperwork the day he checks in.
Day after day, after month after month, nobody calls, nobody checks in.
Uber is battling over driver background checks in all of those jurisdictions.
Contributing Opinion Writer Last week I got new checks in the mail.
He checks in on the news in Asia and begins assigning stories.
Authorities on both sides have beefed up passport checks in the past year.
I die a little inside as I put both checks in the mail.
There needs to be checks in place against overreliance on a faulty tool.
This ongoing trend has propelled background checks in recent months to new heights.
Some small business owners are still waiting to get checks in their hands.
Have I saved enough pay checks in a row to pay for rent?
Thousands of randomly chosen Canadians may soon receive free checks in the mail.
He began testosterone-replacement therapy and now regularly checks in with a doctor.
Cruz also attacked Trump again for writing checks in the past to Clinton.
Reuters checks in late January suggest that even the available supply has dwindled.
Businesses with activities in these countries are subject to higher checks in Europe.
BMI, claiming it's responsible for putting their royalty checks in the wrong hands.
He checks in for Mertens, and Chadli comes in for an ineffective Carrasco.
The single just went gold and they're anxiously awaiting checks in the mail.
Those checks, in turn, will be used to pay overhead, maintenance and mortgages.
If he fears a new opportunity, he checks in with himself about why.
Background checks: By the numbers The FBI processed 569,21993,21981 background checks in 20123.
Who is the typical person that checks in their sourdough at your hotel?
The smaller checks, in some cases, stem from the loss of certain deductions.
It's reportedly a design by Taffin de Givenchy, which checks in at 11-carats.
Later, the assistant checks in with attendees to learn whether they've completed their tasks.
When Andy checks in at the airport, it's like the arrival of Queen Elizabeth.
He often stops and checks in with them to see how they're getting on.
The new projection doesn't mean retirees will no longer get checks in 22026 years.
We have had multiple gut checks in 2018, and this is just one more.
And across the country in Florida, The Hill's Rafael Bernal checks in with Rep.
"Additionally, associates still complete safety checks in areas Marty can't get to," he adds.
Additionally, the President has sent mixed signals on background checks in the past week.
He said every military district should also expect to undergo spot checks in 2016.
Y Combinator President Sam Altman posted an image of the checks in a tweet.
I also find stamps and drop off my two checks in the outgoing mailbox.
The second problem is how to avoid a hard border with customs checks in Ireland.
And what are the checks in place to stop an unlawful order from the president?
Chicago (CNN)The day before she checks in with immigration officials, Francisca Lino gets sick.
The police were hoping to lure a man suspected of forging checks in Cambridge, Mass.
People will receive the checks in the mail and see them with their own eyes.
We tracked down a similar-looking flask on Amazon that checks in shockingly under $30.
At Kris's house, Kris checks in on Kendall, who is also shaken up and exhausted.
She says she checks in on production regularly to make sure they're staying trash-free.
The hurt on Nora's face as she checks in, then drives away unremembered, is palpable.
Even so, background checks in particular have been linked to lower fatalities before, Hemenway said.
Each passenger undergoes security checks in the fast track section and there are no queues.
Are there any more Higbies and Johnsons collecting government pay checks in the Trump administration?
One case study shows 4 in 5 landlords use criminal background checks in rental screenings.
Indeed, when some Democrats requested a hearing on background checks in 28503, they were refused.
Kramer checks in with the National Committees' filmmakers and shares their work throughout the film.
She noted that she travels several times a month and rarely checks in a bag.
When he does not have time to watch the Olympics, he checks in with her.
Yeah. I'm investing typically 50-100K checks in pre-product and seed-stage companies, primarily.
Something like background checks in my district, there is wide agreement and it's not particularly controversial.
Wealthy supporters are often willing to write large checks in exchange for access to the candidate.
Critics say Amazon hasn't put the necessary checks in place to manage the influx of counterfeits.
Yep, there's a feature that notes when you've stumbled and checks in on your well-being.
I have anxiety, and I really love how he checks in with me every so often.
Alex checks in with General Motors' Maven car-sharing service, which expanded to Toronto this week.
When he's in the field, he usually checks in, but communications were spotty in the altiplano.
When she lands in London she heads for the boutique, and checks in on her phone.
Critics said Amazon hadn't put the necessary checks in place to manage the influx of counterfeits.
At the moment, they're facing potential mandates for fingerprint checks in Atlanta, Chicago and New Jersey.
Our Ben Kamisar checks in on one of the tightest House races this cycle, where Rep.
Goldstone checks in: Goldstone meets up with Veselnitskaya and the others before going to Trump Tower.
A Republican-led Senate filibuster blocked Obama's renewed effort to pass universal background checks in 260.
Dembele checks in, giving Tottenham three men on the field along with Toby Alderweireld and Vertonghen.
You hear the performers before you see them, doing highly audible mic checks in the wings.
The health department is now making extensive checks in the patient's professional and personal environment accordingly.
The health department is now making extensive checks in the patient's professional and personal environment accordingly.
Checks in US/Europe indicated similar demand patterns to those observed in Asia and Australia … i.e.
Hensley still checks in with a doctor at the hospital once a month to get her medications.
An officer drops by regularly, usually during lunchtime, checks in with administrators, then goes on his way. ●
Those were heady days, and writing checks in the thousands of dollars was not uncommon for me.
Gig economy workers could get short changed when it comes to their Social Security checks in retirement.
She has a second yellow diamond that checks in at 18 karats with smaller diamonds surrounding it.
In all, Evan says he checks in hourly, at least while he's awake (I plead the Fifth).
Denmark and Sweden scrapped passport checks in 1958 to allow seamless passage between the two Scandinavian kingdoms.
Uber prefers to use name-based background checks in nearly every market through a company called Checkr.
A government official said Rajab had undergone medical checks in hospital and described his condition as normal.
Rob checks in with his bad nuclear strategies in Manhattan Project and rainy vikings in Ancestor's Legacy.
She has received several checks in the mail, including one from a name she did not recognize.
She has received several checks in the mail, including one from a name she did not recognize.
And The Tip Sheet checks in on the Texas Senate race between Ted Cruz and Beto O'Rourke.
A. checks in while I take the dogs on a short amble, and then it's lights out.
G. checks in to her AirAsia flight first but my counter doesn't open for another 29.20 minutes.
Kardashian, who admittedly has overcome her own body issues, checks in with the participants throughout the process.
Police said they were carrying out checks in the Helsingborg area but had not made any arrests.
Barr has been supportive of expanded background checks in conversations with the White House, CNN has reported.
It's the second-highest tally of checks in a single day, behind 2017's Black Friday numbers.
The two checks in his name are the first documented evidence that connects him to the company.
While he periodically checks in with owners or troubleshoots technical issues, it's no skin off his nose.
Let's say we significantly reduced the amount of big donor checks in elections and expanded voting rights.
Google said Friday it will expand the visibility of fact checks in its search results around the world.
My aunt calls me on my way home and checks in on me to ask about my health.
One Caring Team, an American company, calls and checks in on lonely elderly relatives for a monthly fee.
Because mainland Britain may diverge, this will require customs as well as regulatory checks in the Irish Sea.
A new exploit could allow users to bypass security checks in Electron, a popular cross-platform development framework.
The Airbus A320 had routine maintenance checks in Cairo before it left for Paris, an airline official said.
US Border Patrol agents from the Miami sector conduct welfare checks in Marathon, Florida, following Hurricane Irma, Sept.
Winnipeg checks in at fifth thanks to all that first-period scoring, setting up a critical opening frame.
My nurse checks in and says she will contact the resident to see if I can be discharged.
But it seems that this one at least will get some consumer-positive checks in the near future.
But Giudice was reluctant to watch the Teresa Checks In special because she knew she would get upset.
A heavy police team carried out similar checks in pouring rain on arrival 45 minutes later in Lens.
At times, they say privately, it looks like a drunken gunslinger, firing off massive checks in quick succession.
It seems to Anna that Donald, the owner, has some sort of connection to everyone who checks in.
Conducting immigration checks in the 100-mile zone isn't a new practice, and this isn't a new debate.
Beijing increased safety checks in August after a coal mine landslide killed eight in major producing region Shanxi.
An employer that truly supports your professional development checks in regularly to see what you need to grow.
Congress passed new legislation Friday that will put stimulus relief checks in the hands of millions of Americans.
To further avoid detection, they wrote special malicious code to bypass the internal antifraud checks in SWIFT software.
Ultimately, Trump changed his mind about that, saying that the country already has strong background checks in place.
And of the 1.5 million checks in 2018 conducted by telephone calls, 83% were answered within 20 seconds.
RAND found "limited" to "moderate" evidence that background checks in general reduce violent crime, including homicides, and suicides.
Kim checks in on Kylie at a photo shoot and makes the time to review all of the looks.
She checks in on me regularly, asks me how I'm doing, and texts me cute pictures of her cat.
TrendForce analysts base their reports on channel checks in the supply chain, a media officer with TrendForce told Reuters.
Common sense should be that everyone checks in with partners before, during, and after a romantic and sexual encounter.
The Loop, the charity that carried out the Bristol tests, has begun to offer drug-checks in city centres.
If someone checks in at a hospital, for example, while overdosing and dies, it's typically not reported to police.
The NRA endorsed universal background checks in 1999, following the deadly mass shooting at Columbine High School near Denver.
Abbas was previously hospitalized for medical checks in February during a trip to address the United Nations Security Council.
The play checks in with Newton several decades later as he is drowning in alcohol, snack food and regret.
She said she had been given responsibility for the checks in 2013, when she worked in the mail room.
The European Union is preparing to introduce customs and regulatory checks in order to protect the European single market.
But several businesses at Lantana said they would be willing to undergo heightened security checks in order to fly.
The company also sells credit reports and background checks in addition to a new express payoffs service for landlords.
She checks in on robots with nicknames like Godzilla and reviews updates about suppliers affected by the recent hurricane.
We have increased checks in place for our Italian commuters and suppliers including temperature checks and increased hygiene measures.
The IRS is preparing to send most Americans one-time stimulus relief checks in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
Subsequent research suggested that the approach actually increased spending by less than just mailing out checks in 2008 did.
Would policies like mandatory pat-downs and bag checks in public places justify the inconvenience and invasion of privacy?
Bullimore checks in on Dennis after Getty heartlessly releases his attack dogs on him, wondering if Dennis is gay.
It will require the same checks in sales of cryptocurrency, including bitcoin, and financial flows coming from "risky" countries.
The ministry will make random checks in April to ensure air pollution measures are being followed, the paper said.
Vetting the nominees Williams noted that The Future Awards Africa has now put strict due diligence checks in place.
Ring may not want to have stricter checks in place so as to not raise barriers for its users.
Considering it just checks in at 24 bucks, there's really no way you can pass up a deal like this.
It checks in at $225, but with such dramatic results with absolutely no increased sensitivity, it's a pretty worthy investment.
To further manage this risk, Fat Lama requires users to pass identity checks, in addition to employing risk-profiling technology.
After an hour and a half of system checks in the vacuum-sealed tube, the pod's communication system stopped working.
"No one who is underqualified can enter the government system, there are fewer checks in the private system," Masood said.
"Their families often don't know where they are so no one checks in or follows up on them," he said.
The main alternatives to Huawei, whose equipment is already subject to additional security checks in Britain, are Ericsson and Nokia.
An era where investing relatively small checks in young biotech startups is not only possible but could generate outsized returns.
"The PM's condition is good, PM will undergo additional routine checks in hospital in Warsaw," her spokesman Rafal Bochenek tweeted.
The new season checks in with the local community and how they're adapting to life since Montefiore was shut down.
Whelan was found guilty of attempting to steal $10,410.59 and pass bad checks in an attempt to pay off debt.
Tips poured in, about bosses passing out bonus checks in break rooms or posting about them on company bulletin boards.
Ayotte voted with most other Republicans to block expanding background checks in the months after the shooting in Newtown, Connecticut.
Buteau checks in with all the blocked contestants and has a long-form interview with each of the remaining players.
The sequel checks in with the unmoored but largely lovable characters from the first movie as they face middle age.
Attaching the concealed-carry reciprocity measure puts the bipartisan measure to beef up background checks in jeopardy in the Senate.
Multiple fact checks in recent days have shown that the spending cited by these conservatives was not "pork" as described.
But for years, the availability of guns without background checks in states like Texas have given those restrictions limited impact.
Meanwhile, Texas Lt. Governor Dan Patrick on Friday bucked the NRA and endorsed expanding background checks in private gun sales.
The group of about 150 "puzzleheads" swaps solutions, checks in on one another and, occasionally, frets over each other's health.
Being the responsible adult in the situation, the mama or papa horse immediately checks in to make sure everything is alright.
He monitors the stocks in his portfolio during the day and checks in with each client everyday or every other day.
The 16-year-old New York-based firm often writes sizable checks in late-stage companies like Spotify, Ola and Flipkart.
In a classic example of Survivor telephone, Lauren checks in with Dr. Mike; Dr. Mike asks Jessica; and Jessica blames Cole.
Looking for terror links The security company that hired Mateen said it conducted background checks in 2007 and again in 2013.
I've gotten checks in the mail where it wasn't worth making a trip to the bank to actually cash it in.
Then there's another location check when the user checks in, to make sure they're at the theater their ticket is for.
Chyna checks in with her crew to see if she missed the mark with Rob and was too hard on him.
Jess's friends consider her the "mom" of the group, because she checks in with everyone each night before going to sleep.
He checks in with me about the job and lets me know that they will be in touch later this week.
She showed/taught me a lot, and still gives me advice and encouragement and checks in to make sure I'm OK.
He slowly rips away the tissue paper, and checks in between each sheet to see if there are any hidden presents.
Gun control Obama will make a pitch for the executive actions he is taking to expand background checks in gun purchases.
The device constantly checks in on your crop and adjusts its water, light, nutrients and temperatures for an ideal growing environment.
Once a month, Axios checks in with the world's most interesting and consequential people on their passions, quirks and life hacks.
U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation background checks in July fell 25 percent to 907,348, according to the National Shooting Sports Foundation.
But had he wanted to go further in spying on his enemies, there are few checks in place to stop him.
At Circle of Dreams, there's no intake process, no tracking database, no case management services where ACS checks in on parents.
"I talk to him all the time, and he checks in on me all the time," Meghan McCain told the magazine.
Farmers started receiving checks in September, and the U.S. Agriculture Department has promised more aid for the end of the year.
He abandoned his tightfisted inclinations and cut five- and six-figure checks in a bid for clout as a political donor.
Almost half of all employers use credit checks in the hiring process, using it as a proxy for responsibility and trust.
A camera in the machine scans the code on each pack and, using Wi-Fi, checks in with an online database.
Just six states have expanded background checks in the four years since the shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary in Newtown, Conn.
In the cold open, Lorne Michaels checks in on Oprah in her dressing room to go over the night's proposed sketches.
Nor would it deter him from getting guns from private-party sales, which are exempt from background checks in many states.
In theory, the authority met that requirement by including those checks in its general apartment inspections, which happened annually until 2012.
While Beckinsale was joking about her coping mechanisms, Strahan seriously asked if Lily checks in with her mom while at school.
But I felt almost guilty using speech checks in Outer Worlds, because its characters seemed so pathetically eager to be manipulated.
So long as whoever checks in gets the specific treatment they need for whatever their issue is, that's all that matters.
" She's thankful to have insurance, but "putting the checks in the patient's name introduces an opportunity for things to go wrong.
In the afternoon Julie checks in with Jill Cowan, who writes the California Today newsletter, to plan for the next day.
One of the first major differences between sex with my husband and sex with a client is that the former checks in.
On January 1, 2019, it will become the most distant object ever visited by a spacecraft when New Horizons briefly checks in.
He also constantly checks in with clients on the status of what he calls "career sustainability habits" — lifelong learning, benchmarking and networking.
This was scuppered because the DUP, on which Mrs May's government relies for its majority, opposed customs checks in the Irish Sea.
Prosecutors said Simmons evaded paying taxes through a cash-only lifestyle and by depositing royalty checks in various third-party bank accounts.
"They were worried about the president's access to the nuclear codes and that there are no official checks in place," she says.
Six Schengen members, including Germany and four other EU countries, have resorted to reinstating temporary border checks in the passport-free area.
Twitter's spokeswoman confirmed that this initial rollout of political ad checks in the three international markets will not cover issue-based ads.
The Trump administration added new security checks in the vetting process for non-citizens seeking visas, the New York Times reported Thursday.
She learned just a week ago that Canadian officials had called her parents and brothers for interviews and health checks in Lebanon.
One of its very first checks, in fact, went to Dollar Shave Club, which sold to Unilever for $1 billion in 2016.
President Obama unveiled a set of executive actions that would force more people to complete background checks in order to sell guns.
"I talk to him all the time, and he checks in on me all the time," she told Glamour in an interview.
Pro-gun control groups are pushing a number of state initiatives that would expand background checks in places like Maine and Nevada.
So Brussels is making an effort to reassure those countries that they can put checks in place if the influx is revived.
But earlier this year, it became the first city to comprehensively rewrite its rules on criminal background checks in public housing applications.
And just like all those before it, this piece looks incredibly high-end, but checks in at a very cool low cost.
They still have their retirement packages and Social Security checks in place, but each year that money is worth less and less.
Advertisers will need to submit documents and pass Facebook's ID and location checks in order to run political or issue-based ads.
He checks in with his parents, then slinks away distraught after they reject his attempt to discuss his impending death from cancer.
Social Security already provides more than $1.6 trillion in economic stimulus every year — as beneficiaries spend their benefit checks in their communities.
New arrivals to the camps, who have not been subject to health checks in the past, are now being tested for fever.
Hence the term "no-show": airline lingo for a passenger who checks in (by whatever means), but doesn't get on the plane.
Royalty checks in amounts ranging from a few hundred dollars to $1,000 have been rolling in — more about this in a minute.
Magnussen was taken to hospital in Belgium after the accident and also had follow-up checks in Denmark before traveling to Italy.
A key flashpoint for the sector is likely to be the new requirement for regulators to make all suitability checks in advance.
It will conduct annual background checks in all jurisdictions as well as get notifications whenever a driver is involved in a criminal offense.
But even with the squeeze on refugee resettlement to the US and the multiple checks in place, it hasn't stopped people from trying.
It also runs checks in such things as national and county criminal records, driving records, sex offender registries and global terrorism watch lists.
Even though she's busy on tour for her "Dangerous Woman" album, she frequently checks in with fans about important updates like this one.
And as if you need more convincing to get this exclusively-designed piece in your shopping cart stat,  checks in at under $90.
HelloVerify is doing online instant background checks in India where the the government has recently announced it will begin digitizing all personal records.
Since then, legislative efforts have stalled as lawmakers focus on background checks in the wake of the Texas church mass shooting that followed.
After a sharp post-election drop, background checks in April were flat compared with April 2016, according to the National Shooting Sports Foundation.
Federal officials said he deposited stolen checks in his bank accounts and withdrew money, intending to use the cash to fight in Syria.
With, they're outscoring opponents by 4.1 points per 100 possessions, owning a top-55.33 offense and defense that checks in comfortably above average.
Security was exceptionally tight in the area, with even journalists going through three separate checks in the space of less than 100 meters.
The bank would commonly cut checks in the $10 million to $50 million range and band together with other investors on larger deals.
In separate polling conducted by Quinnipiac University last December, Republicans opposed the expansion of background checks in greater numbers than Democrats or independents.
She periodically checks in with him and his caregiver, and sometimes a hint of loneliness or longing passes over her usually stoical features.
Abbas is still in the United States after undergoing medical checks in Baltimore on Thursday but will leave on Saturday, Abu Rdaineh said.
But maybe, after going to your references, a hiring manager checks in with, say, a trusted contact at a firm where you worked.
He had been encouraged by some aides, including Ivanka, to press on background checks in the wake of back-to-back mass shootings.
Su noted that Facebook recently started listing fact-checks in the "related articles" stack beside stories on similar subjects that may be false.
There would also be swathes of checks in other areas, creating delays at Britain's ports and shortages of basic goods in UK shops.
But poor enforcement of laws and a lack of checks in place have enabled the illegal sale of tobacco near schools, experts say.
Conte plants himself at a Fender Rhodes keyboard and checks in with one of today's guest musicians, a YouTube violinist of some prominence.
The two-hour special checks in with Mariana (Cierra Ramierez) and Callie Adams-Foster (Maia Mitchell), along with their entire extended Fosters family.
On Sunday, Trump steered clear of calling for specific stronger gun control measures, including background checks, in the wake of Saturday's mass shooting.
Mnuchin also said the administration would issue another round of checks in six weeks if the crisis is still battering the U.S. economy.
"I just stare at her all day," says Beyoncé, who has left her daughter at home today but checks in frequently via remote monitor.
Several federal courts have upheld state limits, such as military-style assault weapons bans, that go beyond the background checks in pending ballot measures.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. retirees will receive a 0.3 percent increase in their Social Security checks in 2017, the Social Security Administration said on Tuesday.
He checks in with her all the time to see how the studying is going, if there's anything she needs, how he can help.
Ahead of the UEFA Euro 2016 soccer tournament in France, CNBC checks in on the players that should be on your equity dream team.
Emma Pantaleón (left) checks in on a construction crew making repairs to the drainage system that have been promised for more than five years.
A new clip checks in with the local Hawkins, Indiana news show, Minute by Minute With Brenda Wood, which is looking into Barb's disappearance.
Facial recognition will be used to confirm a driver's identity during registration, and will also be part of periodic spot checks in the app.
Previously people were only capable of taking spot-checks in certain conditions (like the doctor's office) that may not have told the whole story.
A server who appears to pay attention, jots things down if necessary, and checks in to see if a certain related ingredient is okay.
I say "health conscious" but even without the meat fibre chunks, this bad boy checks in at a cool 20 grams of saturated fat.
Prosecutors said Simmons avoided taxes for years by living a cash-only lifestyle, depositing royalty checks in various bank accounts belonging to other people.
Pets: $300 for a dog sitter that checks in on and walks our four-month-old puppy once a day; we split this evenly.
Germany, France and several other states introduced emergency border checks in what is normally Europe's zone of free travel to control the situation better.
The EU's executive Commission is preparing a plan that could allow border checks in some countries to be extended for up to two years.
Conversely, there has been no improvement in the real speed of road transport (congestion) or air transport (security checks) in the last 40 years.
A heavy smoker, Abbas was hospitalized in the United States for medical checks in February during a trip to address the U.N. Security Council.
And when he has children of his own, he will finally understand I wasn't insistent that he checks in because I didn't trust him.
Earlier in 2014, a New York Times article found that Uber and Lyft lobbied against fingerprint-based background checks in courthouses across the country.
Chewbacca eats organic feed supplemented with scraps of Menard's organic human diet; Menard checks in on him a minimum of four times a day.
This measure has proved hugely controversial because it would mean new checks in the Irish Sea, something that has outraged unionists in Northern Ireland.
"He had stacks of cashier's checks in all different denominations, ready to be signed," Bruna Michaux, the city's senior tax administrator, told the paper.
This measure has proved hugely controversial because it will mean new checks in the Irish Sea, something that has outraged unionists in Northern Ireland.
Ellingwood hired a lawyer and reported to the Santa Monica courthouse on his court date with all of his cashed checks in chronological order.
U.A.B. is just 50 years old, he said, and it does not yet have the legacy families to write checks in times of need.
Republican President Donald Trump appeared to back expanded background checks in the immediate aftermath of the shootings in El Paso, Texas and Dayton, Ohio.
Sisolak defeated Republican Adam Laxalt, who as Nevada attorney general had opposed a 753 Bloomberg-backed ballot initiative expanding background checks in the state.
Periodically, he said, he checks in with schools like Yale to ask if there are exciting students or recent graduates he should know about.
Alec Baldwin, reprising his impersonation of President Trump, checks in with Pence, played by cast member Beck Bennett, at an Indiana Pacers NBA game.
Still, Mr. Hay had two background checks — in 2016 and 2018 — through a separate Department of Education's process, a spokeswoman for that agency said.
Meanwhile, Chris Traeger (Rob Lowe) checks in on an unemployed Ben Wyatt (Adam Scott) who is fighting depression by experimenting with calzones and claymation.
In London, Uber said it would put new safety checks in place to confirm the identity of drivers before they could use the app.
Reminder: The list of guys writing checks in Hollywood now includes Apple, Amazon, Netflix, Facebook and Google; Verizon and AT&T are coming, too.
Abbas, a heavy smoker, was hospitalized in the United States for medical checks in February during a trip to address the U.N. Security Council.
On Wednesday's episode of "Beyond the Tank," Herjavec checks in on the Tipsy Elves team, critiquing new designs and strategizing ways to expand the brand.
"I think the president was pretty clear yesterday he wants there to be a larger, more inclusive bill with background checks in it," he said.
The outlet will also publish corresponding fact checks in Spanish, making it the first of Facebook's American partners to do so, according to the release.
David Mikkelson, the co-founder and executive editor of Snopes, told BuzzFeed News he wasn't surprised to see fake news outperform fact checks in 20163.
And taking the series as a whole, it's a logical outcome for a trilogy that checks in at three major stages of its central relationship.
Newly single Courtney Stodden also checks in to Stanger's romance bootcamp, as well as Baywatch alum Donna D'Errico and Real Housewives of Atlanta's Claudia Jordan.
We would never have continued a working relationship with Facebook or any other partner that told us to couch fact checks in service of advertisers.
Both Uber and Lyft left Austin in May after voters rejected their plan for self-administered background checks in favor of imposing a fingerprint requirement.
So not only does this piece check off everything on our "spring must-have" list, it also does one more — it checks in under $80.
Clients can also use Upwork's messaging feature to receive updates when a freelancer checks in code to Bitbucket, for example, or update a JIRA ticket.
Uber has successfully opposed state or national attempts at mandating fingerprint background checks in many markets, with the notable exception of New York and London.
The Royal Commission recommended regulators should ensure its use was not a replacement for thorough customer checks in order to comply with responsible lending rules.
California's neighbors Arizona and Nevada have some of the country's most relaxed gun laws; unlike California, they don't require require background checks in private sales.
Roma finished the stage, with co-driver Alex Haro largely unhurt, but was flown by helicopter to a nearby airport for medical checks in Lima.
In California, residents backed a referendum that bans large-capacity ammunition magazines and requires some people to undergo background checks in order to buy ammunition.
Once a month, as a Saturday treat, Axios checks in with the world's most interesting and consequential people on their passions, quirks and life hacks.
But it is not a game that, after hours of play, checks in and asks if you're okay, or suggests you should come back later.
Cuomo, a longtime advocate for stricter gun laws, restricted access to assault weapons and expanded background checks in New York with the 2013 SAFE Act.
But with the fresh funding, those teams have more freedom to write bigger checks in either follow-on or new late-stage rounds, Crowe said.
Most people already know about the spelling and grammar checks in Word, but the program can also score you on the complexity of your writing.
In an effort to regroup, Nora checks in with her estranged evangelical mother (Dalia Davi) and, we learn, her mother's roommate with benefits (Dawn McGee).
We needed procedures and checks in place so that the government could still function in the event of an emergency or some other unanticipated crisis.
Her nonprofit is trying to ward off confusion by launching a dedicated Census website, holding monthly webinars, and publishing fact-checks in 23 Asian languages.
The pup briefly checks in with its owner to make sure watching the film is okay — too much screen time can be dangerous, after all.
Delores C., via email Dear Heloise: If people still send checks in the mail, they should fold the check and then straighten it out again.
President Trump last week called for increased background checks, in addition to raising the minimum age requirement for purchasing certain weapons like the AR-15.
Years after the Supreme Court ruled that New Haven unfairly treated white firefighters who were seeking promotion, "Good Faith" checks in on a wounded city.
We arranged for intensive outpatient services so a therapist could go see him every day, and he checks in weekly with a mental health court.
That's because of how the US political system is structured, with multiple checks in the system presenting several veto points to just about any legislation.
Facebook says it's limiting false stories for India election Rishabh R. Jain checks in with Facebook ahead of India's next election, which takes place in May.
By applying even more single-market rules to Northern Ireland, the EU's backstop also clearly envisages greater regulatory (but not customs) checks in the Irish Sea.
China will begin carrying out checks in the first half of this year on closed induction furnaces to prevent them from resuming production, the ministry said.
Her leadership team will run the company day to day, while from home she checks in and reads emails, with plans to attend a board meeting.
It's a morning of problem solving, as Rus checks in on the status of a wide range of ongoing projects, from robotics to self-driving wheelchairs.
Earlier in 2014, a New York Times article found that Uber and Lyft were actively lobbying against fingerprint-based background checks in courthouses across the country.
But she has otherwise kept about as close an economic relationship with the EU as possible, partly to avoid introducing new border checks in Northern Ireland.
Nicole Gallucci checks in with O'Rourke and Ocasio-Cortez: Since O'Rourke conceded the midterm election to Ted Cruz, his primary social media outlet has been Instagram.
President Donald Trump said Friday he is talking to congressional leaders about "meaningful" background checks in the wake of two shooting massacres that rocked the country.
Paullouis the surf instructor catches Hannah at the bar drinking a daiquiri and checks in on both her front arm injury and her state of mind.
In March, Geru introduced payroll loans, under which employers discount installments from pay checks, in a partnership with French bank BNP Paribas's Cetelem consumer credit unit.
A senior Israeli military official said the military constantly checks in with its medics to make sure they understand its policy to treat Palestinian attackers quickly.
The authorities said last week he was due to undergo unspecified medical checks in Switzerland, but there has been no sighting of his departure or arrival.
Dalic looks like he's finally going to yield, and with Strinic, the left back, down getting treatment, Josip Pivaric gets up and checks in for him.
From there, Ms. Scott jumps deeper into Ashby's past, checks in with friends and lovers, and then marches forward in time toward his rise and fall.
Banker stripes — in shirts, yes, but also shorts and dresses — mixed it up with frumpy plaids and checks in '70s shades, as well as scattershot florals.
Once you do, your employees may collect larger Social Security checks in retirement, improving their own ability to contribute to the economy over the long haul.
The work is steady; she visits the dogs when their owners are at work, and checks in on the cats when owners travel out of town.
The agency's National Instant Criminal Background Check System processed nearly two million checks in September, compared with the record high of 3.3 million in December 2015.
Our individual training sessions paid off!" read one report card, which rated him an A. "He checks in often with the pack leader and plays nicely.
On Wednesday, Bridge's 2500,21 tenants, most of them hourly workers with little or no financial cushion, will start dropping their April rent checks in the boxes.
Democrats who control the House of Representatives passed gun bills meant to tighten background checks in February, but the legislation stalled in the Republican-led Senate.
They've built an app with companion breathalyzer hardware; each time a user checks in with the breathalyzer to prove they're smoking less, the user gets paid.
Mr. Bloomberg supported specific Republican candidates, including Senator Patrick J. Toomey of Pennsylvania, who supported expanded background checks in gun purchases, a priority of Mr. Bloomberg's.
But there has been little effort to cultivate people who can gather checks in increments of $2,800 at a rapid clip, according to multiple campaign advisers.
After Newtown, there were spikes in search interest following major news events such as the Senate trying to pass background checks in the spring of 2013.
Also, for safety, Sam checks in with an off-site supervisor, sharing where she is, who she is with, and what time she will be done.
DUBAI (Reuters) - Oman's Sultan Qaboos has returned home after medical treatment and checks in Belgium, Oman state media said on Friday, citing a Royal Court statement.
The downside, he said, is that tax cuts may provide a smaller boost to the economy than putting checks in the mail or lifting government spending.
But season two offers a much stronger sense of Bosch's Hollywood Homicide division as a workplace, rather than just a place he checks in every so often.
In 2013, after Barclays lowered iPhone sales estimates, citing "our checks in the supply chain," Apple reported 2.4 million more units shipped than the research firm predicted.
Among all adults, 89 percent favored policies preventing the mentally ill from purchasing guns, and 84 percent favored background checks in private sales and at gun shows.
The officers were traveling in a government minivan and conducting security checks in Helwan district when they were attacked, the Egyptian Interior Ministry said in a statement.
It aims to get RFID tagging, which allows stock checks in less than a sixth of the time it used to take, up and running next year.
In his day-to-day schedule Lampkin says he checks in on friends and residents, equipped with clean needles, fruit, several doses of naloxone and other supplies.
Buffett is offering around $9 billion in cash, and few private equity firms can afford equity checks in excess of $2 billion (and even that's a stretch).
The city government has ordered 40 days of safety checks in a "blanket search and investigation campaign that will cover every single village and household", CCTV said.
The House passed its second bill this week to strengthen gun background checks, in the biggest gun control push Congress has made in more than 20 years.
Later on, Cramer explains why Lyft's stock is worth buying instead of rival Uber and checks in with First Horizon's CEO about the regional bank's recent merger.
His administration is rolling out a carbon tax at an initial $20 (Canadian) a ton with dividend checks in provinces that don't have their own pricing regimes.
The company, which is headquartered in the United Kingdom, said that it has put additional security checks in place and is conducting an investigation into the matter.
The Taurus' V6 engine checks in with 263 horsepower, but this is a heavy car to haul around, so don't worry — it'll keep your teen in check.
A number of the bands he name-checks in his piece predominantly feature men or are only comprised of men, which isn't that unusual in this city.
At least two vessels were held up because of phytosanitary checks in recent weeks, said another source at a major importer, but they have now been discharged.
After Southwest Key failed to submit proof of employee background checks in September, the state of Arizona sent a letter threatening to revoke the organization's shelter licenses.
As we thought about how best to serve founders in this environment, we also realized we no longer need to write big checks in order to help.
The agency processed more background checks in February than it had in all but two other months since it started performing the queries in the late 1990s.
Ovechkin, who scored the Capitals' second goal Thursday, embodied the two-way commitment demanded by Coach Barry Trotz, blocking shots and delivering checks, in a transformative season.
Officials said plans include three medical checks in the US, as well as one before getting on a plane for Guatemala and another inspection when they land.
Anzu Partners writes checks in the $3 million to $8 million range and follows that capital with commitments of up to $15 million, according to Haring-Smith.
UK quietly ditches porn age checks in favor of wider online harms rules How comprehensive the touted 'child protections' will end up being remains to be seen.
"With those at the top believed to be the worst offenders, and likely to remain in power, there are no checks in the system," the diplomat wrote.
Under current law, the FBI must complete background checks in three days or else the sale is cleared; the legislation would extend that period for 10 days.
" What he does first after the live shows: Along with the rest of the coaches, he immediately checks in with iTunes to see "who's just blown up.
This case has deep implications for basic economic fairness, with the judiciary recognizing the importance of keeping critical checks in systems that have become far too imbalanced.
When he co-founded an independent label, Oh Boy Records, in 1981, fans sent enough checks in advance of the next album that costs were already covered.
The "Mad Money" host checks in with Domino's Pizza CEO Ritch Allison to get a read on delivery competition after the company's fiscal third-quarter earnings miss.
The "Mad Money" host checks in with Salesforce co-CEO on the heels of a new book release and gets his thoughts on the state of capitalism.
Republican sources told CNN that they need Trump to throw his support behind more expansive background checks in order for GOP senators to get behind such legislation.
There were checks in the deal on their most disruptive behavior, and it made sure to keep their nuclear development from getting too far out of hand.
"The U.S. Border Patrol conducts transportation checks in accordance with the law," said Stephanie Malin, a spokeswoman for Customs and Border Protection, which oversees the Border Patrol.
Earlier on Monday, Trump had urged lawmakers in a tweet to put strong checks in place on potential gun buyers, suggesting action could be tied with immigration reform.
Woebot checks-in every day at varying times, grabbing participants in their worst or best or most mundane moods, to get an averaged take on their overall state.
Research has shown that independent workers are also more likely than traditional employees to under-report their income, which could lead to smaller Social Security checks in retirement.
The watch intermittently analyzes heart rhythm in the background and sends a notification if it detects an irregular heart rhythm on five rhythm checks in a certain time.
After months of checks in which Firmeza Machado's emails, personal investments and activities were analyzed, Credit Suisse staff in Brazil found no sign of wrongdoing, the source added.
" Life among the last Google+ users Bijan Stephen checks in with the Google+ diehards: "It might not be an amazing site but IT DAMN sure feels like it.
In May, importers and industry sources told Reuters that China had intensified inspections of goods shipped from the United States, compared with more random checks in the past.
Under the Le Touquet treaty, Britain has its border in France and France runs border checks in Britain, a deal that French officials feel favours the United Kingdom.
Revenue from running data checks in North America jumped 9% for the three months ended June 30, said the FTSE 100 company, which runs 28 credit bureaus globally.
A good lithium-ion battery will have checks in place to make doubly sure that this can't happen, but the e-cig industry is a total Wild West.
The film checks in on a handful of actors who played small parts in the original "Star Wars," parts of which were filmed at Elstree Studios near London.
After dropping sharply in the months after the election, background checks in April were flat compared with April 2016, according to the National Shooting Sports Foundation, or NSSF.
Now, anytime a friend gives birth, she frequently checks in, looks out for the warning signs she exhibited and is typically the first one to gently recommend therapy.
Gun rights Jones described himself in September as "a Second Amendment guy" but said there are "limitations" and called for expanded background checks in an interview with MSNBC.
The president failed to mention toughening background checks in an address last week that focused on mental illness, the internet and video games as potential causes of shootings.
A good lithium-ion battery will have checks in place to make doubly sure that this can't happen, but the e-cig industry is a total Wild West.
According the complaint, from April 2011 through November 2015, Tiffany wired funds from the company's accounts to his own and forged checks in order to embezzle $3.38 million.
Mr. Eastmond said he remembered the lunch meeting during which Fred Trump negotiated the price of 60 boilers, and later receiving checks in the mail from All County.
In the clip, Puth drives his girlfriend home just in time for her to jump through her window and into bed before her mom checks in on her.
It was replaced by a UK-wide backstop because the Democratic Unionist Party, which propped up her majority, insisted on no new border checks in the Irish Sea.
Editor Rob Cox checks in with columnists in India, where 1.3 bln people are housebound; New York City, the epicenter of the U.S. crisis; and hard-hit Italy.
East Africa's third-largest economy said it rolled out the biometric checks in a bid to tackle fraud in electronic transactions, identity theft and other forms of crime.
A health coach, usually a registered dietitian, monitors their data and checks in by phone, text or email to discuss any problems or just to provide daily encouragement.
" The president expressed amazement that Congress failed to bolster background checks in the wake of the 28500 Sandy Hook massacre, asking "why didn't they do something about it?
That can be seen in the metal detectors and airport-style security checks in place at major public areas, including Kashgar's ancient Id Kah mosque, bazaars, malls and hotels.
The brawnier LeBron, who carved out a niche at power forward in Miami, would have excelled driving through hand-checks in the Rated-R grind it out 1990s battles.
When he checks in with people to see how they're doing, he told me he gets a lot of "I'm fine," and "I'm good, bro," and he doesn't press.
Poland, which held a NATO summit in Warsaw earlier last month as well as World Youth Day, introduced border checks in early July and will keep them until Tuesday.
The FBI NCIS reported nearly 27 million firearm background checks in the month of July, a 220 percent increase from a year earlier and 229 percent month over month.
Last week Rick found himself trapped again by Jadis and her group of garbage dump-dwellers, and "Time for After" checks in with the pair throughout its running time.
This installment examines the tortuous path of the Brady Bill, which imposed a waiting period and a system of background checks in order for gun purchases to be made.
Ten Years Later checks in on the counselors now that they're very busy and important 20-somethings stumbling around the early '90s, in 10 new episodes of deranged fun.
Wells Fargo checks in as the largest abuser of the loophole, giving out $456 million in performance pay bonuses—$155 million of which went to their CEO, John Stumpf.
This week on The Vergecast, Dieter Bohn is joined by Emily Yoshida, Nicola Fumo, and Sean O'Kane as the panel checks in for the first time since CES 2016.
TV footage showed armed guards outside the base, which is located 50 km (30 miles) from the border with Pakistan, and police stepped up vehicle checks in the area.
The next Congress may then pass bills regarding assault weapons and background checks in the new Democratic House only to see them stall in the even more Republican Senate.
"Payment by the Diocese shall be made by delivery of a check or checks in the amount of $2,000,000," said a copy of the settlement obtained by The Hill.
After the return of Adam, Coleman's grating wholesomeness and two men in the hospital, she gets so depressed she actually calls her mother and checks in to a facility.
Auburn coach Bruce Pearl has a balanced offensive team, with four starters averaging double figures while the fifth - sophomore forward Anfernee McLemore - checks in at 19983 points per game.
These consumers do not have to apply for a refund, as former customers are expected to receive checks in the mail and current customers are expected to receive credit.
Federal Bureau of Investigation background checks in February fell 13 percent, the third month in a row of year-over-year declines, according to the National Shooting Sports Foundation.
The elderly ex-president was "rugged and drained" by events of the past week and may travel to Singapore for medical checks in the coming weeks, the source said.
Brian Sandoval in 2017 for failing to implement background checks in his state after voters approved a measure requiring background checks on private gun sales on the 2016 ballot.
"We believe weekly run-rate volumes have moved from the high teens per store per week to the low 30s since our last checks in mid-April," he said.
Sterling gained after a newspaper reported that goods shipped to Britain from the European Union could be waved through without checks in the event of a "no-deal" Brexit.
Its requirements — including real names for messaging services and security checks in the finance and communication industries — are raising concerns about freedom of speech and barriers to foreign businesses.
Both were directed by relatives of their subjects — Rebecca Miller pays repeated visits with her father, Griffin Dunne checks in with his Aunt Joan — which gives them great intimacy.
Ueland told reporters that "tremendous" progress had been made on the debate over unemployment and that there was bipartisan support for keeping the rebate checks in the final agreement.
The government has introduced a slew of counter measures: longer jail terms, daily checks in public toilets and a taskforce to help victims kill off the unwanted online videos.
PARIS (Reuters) - France on Wednesday said it was imperative that negotiations over a future trade relationship between Britain and the European Union included customs checks in the Irish Sea.
And several newly elected Republicans, including Senators Mitt Romney of Utah and Mike Braun of Indiana, have called for expanded background checks in the wake of the summer shootings.
Later in the show, he checks in with payroll provider Paychex CEO Marty Mucci to get a read on the state of hiring ahead of Friday's nonfarm jobs report.
When my husband checks in to the lab a few days later the lab doctor wants to know which of the fertility doctors in the associated clinic is ours.
Each episode of Angie Tribeca is a standalone, so there's no chance that a viewer could get confused if she checks in halfway through the season while flipping channels.
According to ThinkProgress, the FBI failed to complete background checks within three business days in about 3.59 percent of the more than 8.6 million gun background checks in 2017.
" Jokes Berkus, "She kind of checks in with him first thing in the morning, gives him a kiss and then proceeds to ignore him for the rest of the day.
Missouri used to have among the strictest gun laws in the nation, including a requirement that handgun buyers undergo background checks in person at sheriffs' offices before obtaining gun permits.
Of the 574 asylum-seekers who underwent age checks in Britain in the year to September 2015, 65% were found to be over 18, despite having claimed to be children.
By Wednesday, Vanity Fair had switched the mention of the conference call to a line saying that Bannon "checks in by phone with his allies," without explicitly noting the change.
By the time your man checks in with you, the last thing on your mind is giving a positive response to what a friend of mine called 'the shoulder tap.
The social network recently announced it will surface fact checks in the related articles module in the News Feed, which will also make it easier to debunk a copycat story.
Singapore plans to reduce the role of cash and checks in its economy by encouraging banks to switch to digital payments, according to the head of the country's central bank.
The lack of grain checks in Texas last week helped drag down total inspections of U.S. wheat for export to 251,950 tonnes, the lowest since November, according to the USDA.
Gameplay is split between the prep room, where Charlie embalms and cremates bodies on her own, and the funeral parlor, where she checks in with loved ones during the service.
The good news is you won't have to lift a finger to get your payment; current customers will get a credit and former costumers will get checks in the mail.
According to court papers, from April 2011 through November 2015, Tiffany wired funds from the company's accounts to his own and forged checks in order to illegally obtain $3.56 million.
Trump has called for "comprehensive" background checks, in addition to calling for the end of bump stock sales and a rise in the age to purchase weapons like AR-15s.
Read: Trump just called out Republicans for being "petrified" of the NRA Trump reaffirmed his support for strengthening background checks in a tweet Thursday morning, again publicly opposing the NRA.
He checks in at the V.I.P. desk, eats alone at the resort's sushi restaurant, makes snack runs to the gift shop and gambles at the high-stakes video poker machines.
Top executives seem to be the only ones with rising pay checks; in 2017, chief executives of the largest 100 public companies enjoyed a real pay increase of 7 percent.
Instead of shifting to neutral, the app checks in with the car every 30 minutes to re-engage the climate control when it would otherwise turn itself off while parked.
No structural problems or safety issues were identified in a 2017 inspection, according to representatives from Cerema, the group responsible for such checks in France, who spoke to Radio France.
At the top of the scale – the PGA Tour – the #50 golfer in winnings so far this year is Jimmy Walker who has cashed checks in the amount of $1,228,85033.
From robust workwear to timeless party pieces, there were heritage checks in innovative cuts, classic tailoring given new meaning, and party season sparkle in a way we've not seen before.
Occasionally, she checks in on QAnon, the conspiracy website that has a noticeable presence at Trump rallies, to see what people are saying, but she views it more as entertainment.
" And he asked Google's Philippe Colombet, one of the company's top news partnership officials: "When will Google share data on how users react to finding fact-checks in their search?
"T2 Trainspotting" — with the same director and several of the same stars, including Ewan McGregor, above center — checks in with the unmoored but compelling characters as they face middle age.
But David Farmer, who led the Maine effort for universal background checks in 2016, said that supporters of gun rights can be particularly persuasive once a concrete proposal is unveiled.
Shortly afterwards his Russian colleague, Roman Mamonov, checks in with a correspondent at one of the Washington bars that opened early to allow political junkies to drink along with the testimony.
Google automatically scans apps in the Play store for harmful content, performing "22016 million daily checks in 2016, up from 450 million the previous year," according to the year-end report.
"The success of Afterpay is due in large part to our sophisticated, algorithm-based technology that applies fraud and repayment capability checks in real time prior to each order," says Molnar.
Cavalea typically checks in with his clients over the phone or via Skype each week or biweekly, sometimes more if one of his clients has a big event or business deal.
I started noticing that a lot of people like Ellen, Guy Oseary, Scooter Braun, Ashton Kutcher, and Troy Carter were putting $50,000 checks in startups in a place called Silicon Valley.
Lucas Matney: So before we dive into this acquisition, tell me a little bit about how you got to the point where you were writing these checks in the first place.
Thomas Cook, the world's oldest tour operator, launched the first precursor to travelers checks in 1874, and more than three million customers use the firm for travel insurance and foreign exchange.
In Egypt, top security officials are personally handling security checks in and around airports, although that did not prevent the hijacking of a plane bound for Alexandria from Cairo this morning.
After he arrives at the Portland Pier location, Holden checks in with Denny, the wharf manager, to "take the pulse of the fishermen" and check on operations at the buy station.
These agencies frequently place children in loving homes with foster parents who have gone through rigorous background checks in order to care for these children, at least on a temporary basis.
In August, the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) had ordered LED makers to register their products with BIS for safety checks, in a market where smuggling of Chinese products is rampant.
Plus, Johnson's suggestion of an arrangement covering agri-food goods excludes an array of other goods which cross the Irish border, and would require checks in the absense of an agreement.
While cleanings, X-rays, and teeth whitening are Floss Bar&aposs bread and butter, the company added vision and hearing checks in March, which required additional staff training and equipment purchases.
Doling out checks in increments of at least $100 million, it has amassed a sprawling and formidable portfolio of about 80 tech investments in AI, semiconductors, e-commerce, transportation, and healthcare.
Democrats have pledged for months to push for expanding background checks in the wake of recent high-profile shootings, but their effort faces an uphill battle in a GOP-controlled Congress.
Not long thereafter, we follow Jack through his abode, in an unbroken take that mirrors the movie's opening shot in the nightclub, and again checks in with the film's important characters.
The CDC [Centers for Disease Control and Prevention] has told doctors to be more careful with prescriptions, essentially creating a few more checks in the system before a doctor prescribes opioids.
By design, those verifications and checks in the process are not going to be built in from the beginning just because you have to have what's called liquidity on the platform.
In contrast, most POP mail systems in their default settings download messages directly to the device that checks in at the time, and then deletes those messages from the mail server.
Rebates in 2000 and 2008 Bush opted to provide this type of stimulus in 2001 and sent even larger checks in 2008, as the Great Recession bore down on the nation.
Even more people would face such problems if background checks were made "universal," meaning to include the private sale or transfer of firearms, which are exempt from checks in most states.
But once again—with a lack of imagination that equated fundraising with pocketing checks in Park Avenue living rooms—the media failed to appreciate this new-fangled gizmo called the internet.
Johnson has claimed that "under no circumstances" would the U.K. put up border checks in Northern Ireland, but he has not proposed any viable alternatives to enforcing customs rules after Brexit.
Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump has been cooling to the idea of supporting new legislation for stricter firearm background checks in recent conversations with lawmakers, congressional and Republican sources tell CNN.
It's how he reaches northern Jordan, where his loved ones are struggling to make ends meet, how he hears their voices, how he checks in on his ailing father-in-law.
Take the deluded mother of Ryan Harbinger, who monitors his movements, oversees his homework, compulsively checks in with his teachers, gossips with his friends' mothers and generally hovers with increasing panic.
PARIS, Feb 19 (Reuters) - France on Wednesday said it was imperative that negotiations over a future trade relationship between Britain and the European Union included customs checks in the Irish Sea.
On Sundays, he takes a few hours to have a "financial date " with himself, where he keeps track of his spending and savings and checks in on his progress towards goals.
To put in plain: If you're right on target (or better yet, exceeding expectations) every time your manager checks in, then they won't feel the need to do so as often.
Police say they are looking into Mathers' financial records, including his Veteran Affairs and Social Security checks, in hopes to determine where the payments were sent and whether they ever stopped.
We start to realize, as Michael takes a cab to the hotel, checks in, pours a drink, and calls home, that something is askew about the folks with whom he interacts.
A senior Biden campaign official touted the candidate's past successes taking on the powerful gun lobby, including with the Brady Handgun Violence Prevention Act, which established federal background checks in 1993.
US District Judge Loretta Biggs said she was "horrified" by the very few checks in this system, essentially letting anyone issue mass complaints to strip some people of their ability to vote.
Later in the show he reveals stocks worth picking up in the beaten-down software sector and checks in with Centene CEO Michael Neidorff to discuss a major looming Obamacare court case.
In another video, Thomas Rhett checks in on the new mother of two, asking how she's feeling after giving birth for the first time (the couple adopted Willa from Uganda in May).
Chris periodically checks in with his black buddy Rod (Lil Rel Howery), a comic-relief character who punctures the tension and lampshades Chris' anxieties with rants suitable for a stand-up set.
Part of its remedy is that users only have to sign up to Raisin once, including regulatory checks, in order to access any of the offers from partner banks on its platform.
Still, the government has asked the Chinese company to have better checks in place to ensure its users are aged above 12, which is recommended by the app itself, the official said.
The consequence is incidents like Cologne, in which almost all the perpetrators were from North Africa and would not have been let into Europe if there were proper registration checks in place.
These pages were meant to give a more generalized look at where a user checks in, with options to dive deeper, rather than a chronological list of check-ins without any context.
Known as positive passenger bag match, it presumes that if a passenger checks in and boards the flight, their checked luggage is safe, but some security experts are doubtful it is effective.
In addition to examining possible financial wrongdoing, investigators are scrutinizing donors who may have written sizable checks in exchange for access to the Trump administration, The Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday.
Despite an overwhelming reliance on digital banking channels overall, and the resulting decline in branch visits, consumers have maintained a preference for depositing checks in-branch, according to a recent Fiserv study.
Zimbabwe's former president Robert Mugabe has left the country for medical checks in Singapore, his first foreign travel since the army forced him from office last month, a state security official said.
Erica Lafferty Smegielski, daughter of slain Sandy Hook Elementary School principal Dawn Hochsprung, condemned the lack of action on background checks in the wake of the largest mass shooting in U.S. history.
Our ideal situation was to find one institutional investment firm to provide us capital—one that could help us scale Ovenly and that could continue to write us checks in the future.
Inside, the musical director and conductor Liam Robinson checks in on the cast's vocal health, sometimes conveying a few notes to the band in the basement before they head onto the stage.
Bullock only came out in favor of universal background checks in 2018, far later than most Democrats, and he comes from a state with a proud culture of gun ownership and hunting.
Ms. Culotta, who credits the information she learned online with helping her to reach Marriott's highest level of elite status, checks in five or six times a day, but never on weekends.
Kenneth Plum, a Democrat representing Fairfax, that will institute background checks in most cases, with some exclusions, such as sales between family members, sales of antique firearms and through inheriting a firearm.
Now and then, he checks in with the office—Patagonia headquarters and his primary home are in Ventura, California—but for days at a time no one really knows where he is.
You don't need a permit to buy a gun in Florida Background checks for ALL gun buyers While Florida requires background checks in certain cases, residents want a background check every time.
But in reality, refugee resettlement is crushingly exclusive, reserved only for those who successfully navigate a vast, inherently distrustful bureaucracy and pass some of the most stringent background checks in the world.
I also asked him if the election of Donald Trump speaks to a failure of the liberal democratic checks in our own system, and what that might mean for our political future.
Random police checks in the streets of Dakar have popped up, and Senegalese security forces are paying closer attention to the jihadist groups' recruiting techniques and appeals, especially the Islamic State's online propaganda.
The regulator began checks in 2014 on whether Bulgaria's three foreign power distributors had breached their licences by withholding funds owed to state power provider NEK because the state company owed them money.
The goal, then, is to take the load off of companies like Flipkart and others that have to do these kinds of quality checks in order to keep things moving on their sites.
"I know that we have a majority of Americans and a majority of gun owners who support universal background checks in America," she said in a speech in Ohio in September of 2015.
Jay Leno checks in with Donald Osborne to see which one of his classic cars hold the most value: the 1966 Dodge Coronet, the 1918 Pierce-Arrow 66, or the 1970 Monteverdi Coupe.
The names of their latest donors will not be disclosed until later this month, but several perennial Democratic heavyweights -- from Haim Saban to Donald Sussman -- have cut the group checks in recent months.
After the Pulse nightclub massacre in Orlando, Florida in June, an NBC News poll found that half of Americans strongly support extensive surveillance and security checks in public places to prevent terrorist attacks.
It was the weakest lender in Europe-wide health checks in October 33, has tapped investors for nearly 15 billion euros since 2008 and then lost the same amount from 2011 to 2014.
Mr Rees-Mogg has accused the government of being cowed by the EU. Brexiteers worry about the consequence of Britain's promise in December that there will be no border checks in Northern Ireland.
EDF said nuclear output had been crimped due to additional safety checks, in particular on steam generators, which reduced nuclear output in the first nine months by 6.3 percent to 287.1 terawatthours (TWh).
Once you stop working, the Social Security Adminstration will return what they have withheld, but it will be added back to your checks in increments "for the rest of your life," McGarry said.
It was the weakest lender in Europe-wide health checks in October 2014, has tapped investors for nearly 15 billion euros since 13 and then lost the same amount from 2011 to 2014.
The administration is trying to soothe concerns by arguing the existing launch process that presidents have operated under for decades has sufficient checks in place that would discourage Trump from taking imprudent action.
The consumer protection body DGCCRF has performed 3,600 checks in the past two weeks and found recalled products in two supermarkets, 13 pharmacies, one hospital and six other distributors, the economy ministry said.
The trendy LA-based line you've probably seen all over Revolve just launched a bridal collection, and every dress — aside from this gown beautifully detailed with 3D floral embroidery — checks in under $2600.
For approximately three minutes, this episode checks in on Carol as she rallies support for the colony, a scene that serves only to pad out the running time on this already overlong episode.
As history catches up with her, she checks in with her ex (Scoot McNairy) and has stern talks with her teenage daughter (Jade Pettyjohn), who has taken up with a sleazoid (Beau Knapp).
For example, although he supports expanded background checks, he voted against the federal law that established the checks in 1993 — due to his opposition to a five-day waiting period for gun purchases.
A review of these lawsuits uncovered a pattern: Visitors claimed they signed waivers for routine "pat frisk" searches, but instead were given full searches, sometimes even cavity checks, in bathrooms or search rooms.
Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump is facing pressure from the National Rifle Association over his openness to expanding background checks in the wake of last week's deadly mass shootings in Texas and Ohio.
Officials said conducting immigration checks in Hong Kong -- the start or end point for all journeys at the station -- streamlined the process and avoided an additional check and delay at the Chinese border.
To the chagrin of Hindu chauvinists who demanded the citizenship checks in Assam, many of those who failed to prove Indian roots turned out not to be Muslims, but Hindus of Bangladeshi origin.
The FBI has carried out these types of background checks in recent years on behalf of the White House, mostly to ensure a federal nominee won't pose some sort of national security threat.
What I mean by that is checks in EU ports on all Irish products, that is not a runner and would cause significant damage to our economy so we will not allow it.
The sums of bounced checks in Gaza nearly doubled from $37 million to $62 million between 2015 and 2016, and then again to $112 million in 2017, according to the Palestinian Monetary Authority.
Liu had a history of hepatitis B before entering jail, it said, citing prison records, and said he had regular medical checks in prison, which had not previously found signs of hepatitis or tumors.
There's a reason Whiteside checks in as the second-best rim protector in the NBA by Nylon Calculus' Points Saved Per 226 Minutes, and it's not just because he blocks a bunch of shots.
Uber has come under fire — and faced fines — for lax background checks in the past, and announced last month that it will put money towards technology that proactively screens drivers for new criminal offenses.
If, for example, a homeless person leaves one shelter and checks in at another several days later, a social worker at the second shelter will theoretically have a better understanding of that person's needs.
Buffet starts his mornings reading The Wall Street Journal, USA Today and Forbes, and checks in on The Financial Times, The New York Times, the Omaha World-Herald and American Banker throughout the day.
Authorities sent out a notice over a week ago instructing citizens to install a "surveillance app" on their phones, and are conducting spot checks in the region to ensure that residents have it. pic.twitter.
Revenue from running data checks in North America jumped 9% for the three months ended June 30, said the company, which runs 28 credit bureaus globally and offers scoring, software, marketing and internet services.
In addition to his work with Airbnb, he penned letters this year opposing fingerprint-based background checks in places where Uber is fighting against laws that would mandate the stricter checks of their drivers.
In later seasons, Nathan occasionally checks in with people he has worked with on past episodes; he reconnected with local cabbie "Andy" in the fourth season to discuss their plot against rideshare giant Uber.
However, The Times newspaper reports on Friday that staunch unionist party indicated to Johnson it would now be prepared to accept some regulatory checks in the Irish sea between Northern Ireland and Great Britain.
The administration has been trying to soothe concerns by arguing the existing launch process that presidents have operated under for decades has sufficient checks in place that would discourage Trump from taking imprudent action.
These were here "the human rights situation in Crimea, annexed by Russia in contravention of international law, and Russia's use of military force in the Kerch Strait, and abusive checks in the Azov Sea".
"Koko — The Gorilla Who Talks" checks in on the animal who first made news in the 1970s with what her keeper, Penny Patterson, said was her ability to communicate using modified American Sign Language.
After the beautiful, almost excruciatingly slow, nigh-impenetrable reverie of the last episode, "Part 9" checks in on almost every extant plotline—even Jerry Horne getting too high and losing himself in the woods.
I myself have gone through so many background checks in U.S. The work I've been doing in previous companies and the kinds of customers I worked for required very extensive background checks on me.
ABUJA, Feb 5 (Reuters) - Nigeria's President Muhammadu Buhari on Sunday asked parliament to extend his medical leave, his office said in a statement, after he took two weeks off for medical checks in Britain.
When it comes to the Russia investigation, Ms. Meldrum said, she checks in with her people on Twitter, then watches Rachel Maddow, to see where she is with the information she's gotten from Twitter.
And Biden, who is more reliant than his competitors of support from big donors, needs a steady stream of contributors writing big checks in addition to online fundraising in order to run a campaign.
In the wake of the announcement, it was unclear whether the ban applied to Americans returning home from Europe, whether they would face extra checks in the US, or whether flights would be canceled.
Where once, for example, she may simply have been annoyed if someone fell asleep in class, now she checks in to find out if it's because of late-night partying or something more worrisome.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions and Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats wrote to congressional leaders earlier this month, arguing that intelligence gathering under FISA has sufficient checks in place to protect against government overreach.
Suggestions by Mr Johnson's team that he also wants to ditch earlier promises to avoid any border checks in Ireland by sticking closely to EU regulations are making it even harder to reach agreement.
On Monday, the U.S. Northern Command ordered military bases around the country to implement new security procedures, including more random checks, in the wake of the Pensacola attack and another shooting earlier in Hawaii.
As a gun owner and former FBI firearms instructor, I also respect the Second Amendment and appreciate the importance of doing background checks in a way that does not unduly burden law-abiding citizens.
North Carolina, too, has seen progress in reducing racial disparities after assigning pregnant Medicaid beneficiaries a caseworker who checks in with them throughout the process and keeps tabs on their appointments and medical needs.
"Love and Hip Hop Hollywood" star Moniece Slaughter was taken to court by a friend of hers who claims her former NBA star boyfriend wrote checks in the friend's name to pay her rent.
" By that he means an individual or publication "who is real, who has a verified real name, who has knowledge about locations, who actually checks in or goes to or says something about a location.
A U.S. appeals court on Tuesday upheld an injunction barring the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) from enforcing Obama-era guidance restricting the use of criminal background checks in hiring against the state of Texas.
In the days following Flynn's resignation, a story leaked from the White House about Sean Spicer, the White House press secretary, cracking down on leaks by surprising his team with phone checks in his office.
CHICAGO (Reuters) - Retirees will receive a paltry increase in their Social Security checks in 25 - the second consecutive year of flat or near-flat benefits, and the fifth year of inflation adjustments below 2 percent.
The new feature will pop up after a user checks in as "safe" through Safety Check, allowing users in the area to connect with others who are offering or looking for help after a disaster.
SAO PAULO, March 5 (Reuters) - Brazilian investigators said in a press conference on Monday that food company BRF SA started acting to evade food safety checks in 2012, with the practice possibly continuing through 2017.
That's why Sanofi is working on a policy for AI that outlines how it's overseen and puts checks in place, like a ledger that tracks source data and how the tech is developed from it.
Antetokounmpo ranks tenth in touches per game, averaging just 16 fewer than Simmons; but he checks in only 74th in the percentage of time the ball is in his hands when he's on the floor.
Russia conducted a series of nationwide spot combat readiness checks in the run-up to the exercise and practiced swiftly moving military hardware and troops to Crimea as part of a logistics exercise last month.
That campaign was fined $375,000 -- one of the largest fines ever levied -- by the Federal Election Commission for failing to report the names of donors writing big checks in the final weeks of the campaign.
If the initiative, called The California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018, passes, privacy advocates say it will be one of the most meaningful checks in the United States on the growing power of internet behemoths.
She also said that Envision Horizons is working with sellers to ship inventory through Amazon's small parcel program once the ban ends on April 5, which helps speed up how fast Amazon checks in products.
Susan Walter's "All I Wish" checks in with Senna over the course of several birthdays thereafter, and we watch as this free spirit changes her ways, locking down a bridegroom to go with her business.
He checks in with the newsroom nearly every day, and will adjust the presses if changes come in: late-breaking stories, or updates on big stories like New Zealand's gun control laws or basketball scores.
Until other trade plans are in place, complete with technology to negate the need for border checks in Ireland, the whole of the United Kingdom would remain in a customs union with the European Union.
For "Grandma Techno Checks In," Patricia Lay-Dorsey photographed the unsung caregivers during her stay in a hospital and rehabilitation center where she was treated for the flu exacerbated by her chronic progressive multiple sclerosis.
That would avoid the need for customs checks in Ireland — something that the Irish government opposes — but would involve a complicated system of rebates for Northern Irish traders, and could open new opportunities for smugglers.
So "63 Up," which checks in on this motley assortment of now-63-year-old British men and women, drawn from both ends of the class system, will be greeted with bated breath by many.
Ms. Haley has expressed concern about the security checks in place for Syrian refugees resettled in her state, but she is not among those Republican governors who have sued the Obama administration to block resettlement.
Murphy characterized the next 48 hours as the "witching hour" to know if Trump and the three senators will be able to clinch an agreement on background checks in the wake of three mass shootings.
Focused currently operates out of two spaces in the San Francisco area, where people can pay to sit and work while a Focused "host" watches over and occasionally checks in to keep them on task.
"With Ottawa sending out the first of the Child Care Benefit checks in July, there's reason to be optimistic on the second half of the year," Nick Exarhos, economist at CIBC, wrote in a note.
Times are tough for the media business, Fearless, and a rare remaining profit center is the business of giving out awards to honorees who are happy to write big, fat checks in return for the accolades.
LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling rallied on Thursday as investors bet Britain and the European Union were moving closer to an agreed position on a deal for Brexit and a way to avoid extensive border checks in Ireland.
She knows Ming is still on his shift in the real world, and though he's also got his game open and checks in on it regularly through TeamViewer, he won't be able to spot her easily.
"Critics point to one or two or three or even 10 statements over a nine-year span," Sharockman says, but he points out that his organization has conducted more than 13,000 fact-checks in its history.
But doubts have not stopped the center right Moderates, Sweden's biggest opposition party, calling on the migration agency to hire doctors for medical checks in an effort to lower the number of children arriving without families.
As part of its effort to stop sexual harassment in its tracks, the team also rolled out a new tool called Tiny Pulse, an online anonymous engagement survey, which checks in with employees every other week.
Its team checks in with hotels every one to two days and helps them revamp their online marketing content, find new distribution channels for bookings, adopt dynamic pricing strategies and collect guest reviews through Zuzu's site.
It's a plot point within the game itself, as there are several moments where Sora checks in on other characters via video call, but it's also an important tool that helps update the franchise's older mechanics.
Although one background check does not necessarily equal one gun sold, it is the best available barometer of gun sales—and there were more than 600,000 checks in Missouri last year, the highest number this century.
U.S. authorities in Pakistan could have — but did not — seek a more extensive background investigation of Malik, which would have sought further details from security agencies in Washington and more on-the-ground checks in Pakistan.
That's one of the reasons she plans to force herself into a halfway house once she's done with Integrity House's residential program: She knows she needs some personal checks in place on her path to recovery.
Beyond so-called jackpotting attacks, which cause individual ATMs to spit out money, hackers are manipulating ATM networks and the digital authentication checks in the machines to cash out fraudulent transfers they initiate around the globe.
A veteran Florida sheriff's deputy tried to murder a 2941-year-old woman he had befriended during a fraud scheme in which he made out checks in her name and gave away her dog, investigators allege.
The team also regularly checks in on Instagram to see how millennials customize their pages; #omgbandoagenda is a hashtag entirely populated by users who share tens of thousands of photos of how they customize their ban.
HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwe's former president Robert Mugabe has left the country for medical checks in Singapore, his first foreign travel since the army forced him from office last month, a state security official said on Tuesday.
Zeam, who prefers the pronouns they and them, says their days were defined by "accidental" body checks in the hallway, crying fits in the guidance counselor's office and self-harm habits like cutting and eating disorders.
Speaking to investors after the bank reported better-than-expected third-quarter results, TD's Chief Risk Officer Mark Chauvin said Canada's second-biggest lender had already tightened checks in response to price rises in recent years.
We have robust systems and checks in place to confirm the identity of drivers and will soon be introducing a new facial matching process, which we believe is a first in London taxi and private hire.
He issued a call on LinkedIn, Twitter and seemingly every other platform requesting that investors who are still cutting checks in the time of the coronavirus sign up (privately) to a list that Grill is managing.
Pelosi suggested Wednesday that neither figure is high enough, calling for another round of checks in the next wave of stimulus — the fourth since the crisis began — to be considered in the weeks and months ahead.ADVERTISEMENTgoogletag.cmd.
A government spokesman said organisers of Christmas markets had been contacted to verify all security measures, including baggage checks, in the light of Monday's Berlin attack when a truck careered into a market killing 12 people.
The ministry subsequently said in a statement that it was looking at making such checks in cases where gun owners were conspicuous to the authorities, and that across-the-board psychiatric tests would not be introduced.
The ministry subsequently said in a statement that it was looking at making such checks in cases where gun owners were conspicuous to the authorities, and that across-the-board psychiatric tests would not be introduced.
Aside from the 15-percent-plus gut checks in 2010 and 2011, the nasty downturn of 703-2016 led most global indexes into full-fledged bear markets, and most U.S. stocks lost more than 20 percent.
But the fact that Facebook was willing to put up that kind of money is a big, bold declaration that the company will write real checks in order to get its hands on must-see sports content.
Most of the gains came after a European Union source told Reuters new British proposals for avoiding extensive border checks in Ireland after Brexit were "a step in the right direction" and "make finding a compromise possible".
"Checks in the U.S. indicate that GoPro days of inventory are again nearing all-time highs," with sell-through down some 40 percent domestically in the past year, the analyst said in a Sunday note to clients.
Massachusetts next year will require ride service companies including Uber and Lyft to perform the strictest background checks in the United States on all of their drivers, according to a deal reached with the companies on Monday.
With no checks in place to protect low-income families (in this context, low income is under $85,000 for a family of four in Santa Clara county), anyone not earning sick-ass tech dollars is at risk.
But some experts say that mail-in absentee voting also raises the likelihood of ballot tampering, because there are fewer checks in place to ensure that completed ballots reach local election officials without interference from third parties.
BEIJING (Reuters) - China's central bank said on Monday it has fined two payment firms - Kayou and Free My Pay - a total of 34.75 million yuan ($5.09 million) for irregularities after months of spot checks in both companies.
But she also pressed home her central message on putting the brakes on immigration and reinstating border checks in France, asking the 3,000 strong-crowd: "Mass immigration - more, or stop?" and drawing chants of "Stop!" from supporters.
Later in the show he urges viewers to take advantage of Twitter's pullback and checks in with Zebra Technologies CEO Anders Gustafsson to get an update on how the electronics company is mitigating tariffs on Chinese imports.
The checks, in turn, are supposedly part of a larger plot to put such security systems in high schools and federal buildings, as well as a plot to profit from the manufacture and sale of metal detectors.
PARIS, March 20 (Reuters) - Police will be stepping up security checks in Paris train stations from Friday, said the capital's police force, as France ramps up its lockdown measures in its bid to fight the coronavirus outbreak.
It's easy to see why the smart thing politically would be to apply the lower rates to 0003; more money would show up in taxpayers' refund checks in the spring of 2018, ahead of the midterm elections.
A regulated ICO market, with proper checks in place, could draw in professional investors, Syed Musheer Ahmed, a senior financial technology consultant and a member of the board at the FinTech Association of Hong Kong, told CNBC.
Crowe explained that the firm's growth equity team — which can write checks that range from $50 million to $100 million — has been highly active, writing big checks in recent years to Cority, Vuori and SmartSign, among others.
"GE Grid Solutions performed a series of checks in the equipment with its clients and, as of this moment, there is no evidence that the problems were caused by the design, components or production processes," it said.
Once the show begins, the producer usually takes his place just off-stage — right after doing one last tour of the dressing rooms, where he checks in on artists, making sure everybody's happy and addressing any pressing problems.
"The checks in and of themselves are significant from an evidentiary standpoint, because they provide some corroboration of Michael Cohen's explanations of what happened," Erin Chlopak, co-director of campaign finance strategy at the Campaign Legal Center, said.
Meghan's character checks in with her dad about gossip that he had suffered a heart attack, then confront him about staged paparazzi pictures showing him getting ready for his trip to the U.K. for the couple's big day.
The company faced a lawsuit over those checks in 2014, and it is currently fighting a second suit from two victims of sexual assault who say that Uber's "negligence, fraud and misleading statements" are leading to such incidents.
Then we almost failed to open a bank account so we could actually receive the money because we were unable to fly over all of our investors from Eastern and Central Europe to pass ID checks in person.
Not to toot my own horn here too much, but I brought up Uber's fingerprint background checks in a front-page piece back in 2014, and it has been a giant publicity thorn in their side ever since.
When people call the number associated with what appears to be a real center near them, the phone operator will direct them to a different location, getting an undisclosed commission in the process if the person checks in.
SpaceX hasn't had a launch since one of its Falcon 9 rockets exploded on a launch pad during pre-flight checks in September, but it's hoping to resume activities with a December 16 mission for client Iridium Communications.
"We knew we were onto something when soon after the project announcement, our sales gallery was over-booked for the first two weeks, and we received over ten checks in the first few hours," Kalpesh Mehta told reporters.
Lyra Health then periodically checks in with the patients to see how they are doing and ensuring they feel like they are getting better — another data point that helps the company figure out if its recommendations are working.
It is hard, and we need space and time to talk about these things, but no one checks in on us, and with our caseloads so high, we are expected just to move on to the next patient.
CEO Steve Easterbrook told analysts on the second quarter conference call that the kiosks have been generating higher average checks in the U.S. McDonald's stock, which has a market value of $167 billion, is up 22% this year.
Rory checks in from the Wanda Metropolitano: The scale of the Champions League final seems to grow every year: Strange as it is to say, it isn't that long since this game was not always necessarily a sellout.
He supported "meaningful background checks" in the weeks after deadly mass shootings in Texas and Ohio last year, but later walked back that support after meeting with gun rights activists, including the president of the National Rifle Association.
"Over almost 200 pages of new poems, Hass checks in with himself and his readers, as though he's providing a public update on his private thoughts in sequences of linked poems," Craig Morgan Teicher writes in his review.
Conservatives say the credits will create a new entitlement, and they're pushing leadership to change the provision to a deduction, which doesn't allow lower-income Americans, many of whom don't pay taxes, to receive checks in the mail.
Here's Tony Romm in the Washington Post: Seven organizations that partner with Facebook issued nine fact checks in recent days, finding a wide array of coronavirus claims as false, including those peddling fake treatments, the company said Monday.
And in any event it would have been easy for him to acquire a weapon in Virginia, which requires no background checks in private sales, requires no registration for most weapons and has few restrictions on open carry.
A regulated ICO market, with proper checks in place, could draw in professional investors, Syed Musheer Ahmed, a senior financial technology consultant and a member of the board at the FinTech Association of Hong Kong, told CNBC previously.
"We'll meet Scott in the lobby when he checks in at our concierge desk," William F. Whitsitt, then the head of Devon's fast-growing public relations and lobbying operations, wrote in an email to Mr. Pruitt's executive assistant.
"We have robust systems and checks in place to confirm the identity of drivers and will soon be introducing a new facial matching process, which we believe is a first in London taxi and private hire," Heywood said.
Democrats who have pledged not to take money from lobbyists in Washington have returned checks in many cases, but that doesn't often extend to donations from state and local lobbyists or from people who work at lobbying firms.
European Union negotiators have said that they can work to have most customs checks in ships and factories, not on the border itself, but that no technical fix was currently available to remove the need for the backstop.
When the bank teller could not comply, Varble punctured his condom-breasts, spilling blood all over the floor, and wrote checks in blood for "none-million dollars," which he addressed to his companion at the bank, Peter Hujar.
Related: India and Pakistan Play Blame Game in Deadly Border Clashes TV footage showed armed guards outside the base, which is located 30 miles from the border with Pakistan, and police stepped up vehicle checks in the area.
She showed off her post-baby body just 10 weeks after giving birth in another affordable find from House of CB. The off-the-shoulder ruched "Fifi" dress checks in at $179 and is still available in all sizes.
Honestly there are just so many compelling reasons to stay as far as possible from Rio, one wonders if some of these Olympians are smuggling tainted piss to their anti-doping checks in order to be excused from participating.
But each time a middle manager checks in, he or she exerts a gravitation influence, and most product mangers who I meet with say they spend 50 percent of their time defending their existing budget against middle manager inquiries.
One of my lessons out of this is that the emergence of very strong, very polarized political parties that act across institutions has done more to break down accountability, oversight, and checks in the system than I had thought.
Prosecutors said that during background checks in 2011 used to spot any outside employment that could put them near criminal activity or create risks of being blackmailed, Polos and Glover failed to disclose that they were running the club.
Reno, a 2000 case where Garland joined with Tatel in upholding a Justice Department regulation that allowed for an "audit log" of all criminal background checks in the recent past, a period to be no longer than six months.
According to Beldy, Powerplant VC will do seed, Series A and B deals, writing checks up to $250,000 in a seed round, or between $1 million to $2 million dollar checks in Series A or B deals, more typically.
Ripley has previously pilloried "opt out parents" in a series of exchanges on Twitter, suggesting if they also believe their kids should opt out of lice checks—in case they feel hurt and stigmatized by that process as well.
NEW YORK (Reuters) - No longer content to build hospitals and give art to museums, America's elite philanthropists more and more often write supersized checks in efforts to steer educational, environmental and government policies, according to wealth tracker David Callahan.
BOSTON (Reuters) - Massachusetts next year will require ride service companies including Uber and Lyft to perform the strictest background checks in the United States on all of their drivers, according to a deal reached with the companies on Monday.
Although the company has practices in place to conduct checks in all its markets, China is notorious for drivers faking accounts and rides — sometimes, multiple drivers share an account or unregistered drivers borrow their friends' phones and split earnings.
I'll point out first of all it is a matter of public record that Donald supported John Kerry in 2004 over George W. Bush, and he supported Hillary Clinton, gave her two checks in a presidential campaign in 623.
The checks in the system were not limited to three branches — the federal government was pitted against the states and vice versa, and church and state were separated so as not to permit either to completely dominate the other.
When the game is all about skill checks in a big roster of skills and dialogue options, it is running on all cylinders and feels like one of the best narrative games I've played in the past couple years.
Uber has played a key role in shaping the language of many state laws governing rideshare companies, giving the company authority to conduct its own background checks in most states with little or no oversight, unlike many taxi operations.
I'll point out first of all it is a matter of public record that Donald supported John Kerry in 2004 over George W. Bush, and he supported Hillary Clinton, gave her two checks in a presidential campaign in 2008.
The EU has scrambled to find a coherent response to the outbreak, with countries imposing borders checks in what is normally a zone of control-free travel, limiting exports of medical equipment or failing to share key information swiftly.
Trump has seemed to vacillate on his support for background checks in the wake of two separate mass shootings in El Paso, Texas, and Dayton, Ohio, within a 24-hour period in August that left more than 30 dead.
And he sent conflicting signals on gun control -- claiming he still has an "appetite" for tougher background checks on gun sales after privately cooling to the idea and before stressing the US already has robust background checks in place.
JOHANNESBURG, Oct 22 (Reuters) - South Africa's cash-strapped national airline SAA said on Tuesday it may operate an amended flight schedule following a decision to recall some of its planes to undertake compliance checks in line with regulatory requirements.
The position that started trading in 2014 was up 1.15 euros from its Tuesday close when it had already set a new high on uncertainty about the level of availability of nuclear power due to safety checks in France.
But she does think there's a unique way of life on this rich California soil that farmers can especially understand — and tech investors, who deal in nine-figure company valuations and write checks in the millions of dollars, can't.
And when a human checks in, either the police could be on their way before the person reaches the entrance, or it could be a false positive and the door could be unlocked before anyone even noticed anything had happened.
Gorey's colleagues camped out all weekend at Washington Dulles International airport waiting for Iraqis and Afghans who went through years of vetting -- from recommendation letters to paper documents and background checks, in-person interviews, fingerprints and medical exams -- to arrive.
The sale of location data is supposed to require the consent of mobile customers, but mobile carriers typically rely on firms like LocationSmart to acquire it, and there are few checks in place to ensure that consent was actually given.
It's also hard not to despair at a segment called "The wife's perspective," in which Kimmel checks in on how his (actual) wife Gina is handling this show and then cuts her off before she's had a chance to speak.
You open the app and check in somewhere, whether you're at a bookstore, café, bar, lounge, club, restaurant, or wherever, and if someone else (who meets your set preferences) checks in at the same spot, you'll receive a push notification.
The idea is to be able to offer an all in one online marketplace that only needs to be signed up to once, including the mandatory regulatory checks, in order for customers to purchase savings, investments and now pension products.
The bank has told those lenders in the Middle East that do not hold a Deutsche Bank account that it would no longer clear checks in euros from April, a service it had previously offered, one of the sources said.
The British pound slipped to $1.3035, having quickly erased brief gains on Monday following a newspaper report that goods shipped to Britain from the European Union could be waved through without checks in the event of a "no-deal" Brexit.
Mr. Obama will hire more personnel to process background checks in a timely manner, direct officials to conduct more gun research, improve the information in the background check system, encourage more domestic violence prosecutions and order better tracking of lost guns.
A San Francisco startup called iBeat has raised $1.5 million in seed funding to make a smartwatch that constantly monitors a wearer's heart and, in the event of cardiac arrest, checks in on them, and notifies loved ones and emergency responders.
"In the event of things getting sticky at the ports, we'd look for alternative routes into the country," he added, saying the company had obtained Authorised Economic Operator status, which should speed-up border checks in the event of hold-ups.
Frances Townsend, former Homeland Security adviser to President George W. Bush, said it is much more difficult to enforce spot checks in an open transportation system, such as a metro train or subway, than in a closed system, like an airport.
In late Monday trade, sterling gave up gains made earlier in the day after a newspaper report said that goods shipped to Britain from the European Union could be waved through without checks in the event of a "no-deal" Brexit.
Britain's new interior minister, Amber Rudd, came to Paris to meet her French counterpart, seeking assurances on a deal which allows Britain to make border checks in Calais and keep thousands of would-be migrants and asylum seekers in France.
The one-time challenger to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's grip on the Democratic Caucus raised less than $1 million in the second quarter of 2019 and he routinely checks in at under 1% in major national and early voting state polls.
Still, when he is in China — where he spends up to one month a year — he uses disposable phones and changes his hotel room after he checks in to make it more difficult for people to track his whereabouts, he said.
Shares of Japanese automaker Nissan closed down 2112.43 percent after it said on Friday that it was not able to sell some of its new vehicles because certain checks in the final vehicle inspection process were conducted by unqualified technicians.
Brian Sandoval, a Republican, vetoed legislation to tighten background checks in Nevada in 2013, public interest groups like Everytown for Gun Safety took the matter directly to the state's voters in November through a ballot initiative known as Question 1.
In regard to the checks, I announced yesterday from the White House press conference, first of all, most of these will be direct deposit, so we call them checks in the mail, but most of them will be direct deposits.
Washington (CNN)A sustained effort from National Rifle Association officials, Republican lawmakers and conservative allies helped cement President Donald Trump's decision to abandon his previous calls for tougher background checks in the wake of recent mass shootings, sources tell CNN.
President Donald Trump's top economic adviser Larry Kudlow said Sunday that  American can expect direct relief checks in their bank accounts in "a couple of weeks" as the administration rolls out new economic measures in its novel coronavirus pandemic response.
Those who can't afford to stockpile toilet paper in bulk during the current rush may now be unable to buy it once they can, leaving pensioners, people on unemployment benefits, and those living between pay checks in a difficult position.
"Our supply chain checks in Taiwan and Korea indicate that Tesla is currently procuring Model 3 parts at a rate of over 6,000 per week (these parts include: temperature management solutions, wiring harnesses, brake cams, gears, and axles)," he said.
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - More than 4 billion euros ($4.3 billion) of European Union funds were misspent last year, EU auditors estimated in a report released on Tuesday, which highlighted poor checks in receiving states on how the bloc's funds are invested.
The IOC, which said one more sample from Beijing had shown "abnormal parameters" and would also be followed up on, added that the re-testing programme was still in progress and could deliver more positive checks in the coming weeks.
Imagine, though, a public postal service that "delivers the sustainable infrastructure of the next economy" by delivering food from farmers straight to homes, finances green energy, checks in on seniors and provides coast-to-coast charging stations for electric cars.
While their tactics often differed, their aims were aligned: to warn of and expose alleged molesters, to push for background checks in yeshivas, and to advocate for reporting directly to the secular authorities rather than first seeking permission from a rabbi.
He checks in at the office with his boss (Zachary Quinto), engages in energetic screwball banter with his erstwhile assistant, Samantha (Zazie Beetz) and argues dialectics and family-leave policy with Myra (Sonja Sohn), the head of the player's association.
Many enrolled in the avatar program at Element Care were failed by the humans around them or never had a community in the first place, and they became isolated, said Cely Rosario, the occupational therapist who frequently checks in on participants.
A U.S. Department of Justice lawyer on Monday urged a federal appeals court to find that the state of Texas did not have standing to challenge Obama-era guidance from the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission restricting the use of background checks in hiring.
VRB had a somewhat low profile in the startup world prior to its acquisition — no CrunchBase profile, no Product Hunts, very few name checks in the media (hat tip to PC Magazine for covering it here) — but it has an interesting pedigree.
"I have been waiting for several months to get a chance to have advanced cancer checks in Cairo," said Umm Ahmed, a 55-year-old Gaza resident, urging Egypt's president to reopen the Rafah crossing for good because "we are brothers, not enemies".
"This legislation would ensure that we put key checks in place to ensure that Saudi Arabia never ends up with the U.S. technology or materials to make a nuclear bomb, and that Congress is the final say," said Senator Edward Markey, a Democrat.
The Puerto Rican Department of the Family, which administers the program, plans to try to maintain the additional 300,000 families on the program, but that could mean even more cuts to people's checks in the coming year if NAP doesn't receive more funding.
Renault said in a statement on Tuesday that the Dane, who went to hospital after Sunday's accident at Spa left him with a heavily bruised left ankle, had undergone further checks in Denmark that indicated he was fit to race in Italy.
The EU's 'backstop' plan is to keep Northern Ireland in the bloc's economic space even after Brexit and hold border checks in Irish Sea ports, hence introducing no new barriers between the British province and the Republic of Ireland, an EU member.
In fact, arguably, it's the banking and regulatory relationships, underpinned by GoCardless' anti-fraud and anti-money laundering 'secret sauce' — which sees it on-board new customers and maintain ongoing checks in a relatively automated fashion — that makes the company's offering fairly defensible.
"While the latter can leave consumers out of pocket,counterfeit appliances and devices can pose a real danger to customers,especially if faulty design means they have not been put through all the necessary safety checks in manufacturing," she told CNBC via email.
We asked Twitter whether it has any plans to roll out political ad checks in these three markets ahead of their key votes but the company declined to make a statement on why it had focused on the EU, Australia and India first.
Sweden and Denmark – for years regarded as two of the most liberal countries in the world and a model for left-leaning proponents of wealth distribution -- are reintroducing border checks in response to an influx of migrants into the European Union (EU).
While there are people on its team that do legwork to carry out certain checks — criminal background checks in the U.S., for example, often require physical visits to courthouses to verify — it's pushing as much of the work onto its software platform.
The I.C.C. is responsible only for the safety and security of its officials, and after conducting its own security checks in Bangladesh, the I.C.C. ruled recently that the series with England would be safe enough to send its officials to oversee the matches.
Zoghbi cited the truckers' strike last May that disrupted supplies and exports as well as a sprawling investigation into collusion to avoid safety checks in the food sector, which damaged the reputations of several major meat packers and led to trade bans.
She also checks in on the "manosphere," as she calls the parallel universe of sites where "seduction strategies meet paleo diets," and men trade advice on how to outmaneuver the kind of needy, manipulative women who are likely to label them narcissists.
"While so many other factors have not been settled, we believe that House Democrats will move universal background checks in early 2019," said Robin Lloyd, government affairs director for the Courage to Fight Gun Violence, the gun-reform group led by former Rep.
It also found that former ORR director Scott Lloyd issued a waiver for the facility's required Child Abuse and Neglect background checks in June, shortly before the facility opened — and that he'd erroneously cited the FBI fingerprints as a justification for the waiver.
If voters in Nevada and Maine approve their ballot measures requiring background checks next month, that would be a milestone of sorts — bringing about 50 percent of the nation's population under comprehensive checks in gun purchases, said John Feinblatt, the group's president.
The bureau declined to confirm whether or not it has seen a coronavirus-fueled rise in background checks, but its latest available NICS figures show a 73% rise in background checks in February when compared to the same month a year ago.
"I think maybe you just don't you get it," Pepsi Ad Guy says defensively, but after he checks in with another friend and a random black lady, it becomes clear that there's only one course of action left for any sane person.
Unlike other developed nations that at least request one or more background checks in addition to extra requirements to get a gun, a background check isn't an absolutely requirement in the US. Put simply: Few barriers exist to get a gun in America.
Then Noisey's own Sam Winter checks in with Native American rappers Thomas X and Tall Paul, who recently traveled to the Standing Rock Reservation in North Dakota to perform for the large encampment of water protectors fighting the Dakota Pipeline Access Pipeline.
But it costs the patient about $26 per sample, and labs have been slow to adopt it, saying that the errors are rare and the test too expensive, and that they have plenty of checks in place already to avoid mix-ups.
Wordplay SATURDAY PUZZLE — It's not often that a crossword puzzle both checks in with you on how you're doing (FEEL O.K.?) and backhands you with a quasi-insult (I HOPE YOU'RE HAPPY), but for my money, it's at least proof that it cares.
But the firm, founded in 2013, has been increasingly working with financial institutions to get them on board with its so-called Discovery platform, which helps banks identify whether clients' funds are passing through cryptocurrency platforms without the appropriate compliance checks in place.
Warren, a frequent Wall Street critic who announced an exploratory committee for president last week, has been following her own advice and recently started shuttering her own joint fundraising committee, which allows megadonors to write six figure checks in support of candidates for public office.
"In the next step, we will conduct inspections in key regions and carry out direct checks in key enterprises, and will strictly investigate and prosecute all cases of price gouging and price monopoly," said Meng Wei, spokeswoman at the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC).
"Inspectors will reduce meetings and paper works during the intensified checks, in order to improve efficiency and avoid repeatedly disturbing normal work of local authorities," said Cao Liping, director of ecological regulation enforcement bureau at the MEE, at its monthly news briefing in April.
"Given the significant strengthening of capital, liquidity and reporting and stress testing since the financial crisis, it can be argued that there are already sufficient checks in place to ensure that banks are not taking excessive risk in their market-making operations," the analysts said.
The federal government can enforce health checks in airports, but quarantining people outside the 11 airports currently screening travelers seems likely to be the problem of local and state public health agencies, which are already racing to track infected people's contacts and test samples.
"In the case of an unorderly withdrawal, there is a risk that all goods due to be moved between the UK and EU could be held either at border checks, in warehouses or manufacturing and/or subject to extensive retesting requirements," the letter said.
Sterling rose after a newspaper report said that goods shipped to Britain from the European Union could be waved through without checks in the event of a "no-deal" Brexit, before giving up all those gains to trade 0.34 percent lower against the dollar.
In the Arya storyline and the scenes of the Hound at the house of those poor people he left to starve to death several seasons ago, the series checks in with how those not in power feel about this endless cycle of war and chaos.
Source: Bank of International Settlements The Wall Street Journal checks in on the health of these SOEs, pointing out that over the past year, they have binged on debt, with borrowing growth hitting 25% in 2016, compared with private debt growth of just 3%.
We need to make sure that we have the institutional checks in place to control all parts of our spending, which will then help attract private investment, restore our credit rating, and grow our economy and jobs far more quickly than they are now.
After the companies failed to leverage popular support against a new law requiring their drivers to pass fingerprint-based background checks in a vote on May 20163th, they followed through on their promises and ceased operations in the city, claiming the requirement was too onerous.
Pelosi on Wednesday urged the Senate to pass a pair of bills approved by the House this year aimed at strengthening gun background checks in the wake of two deadly mass shootings that killed more than 30 people in Texas and Ohio earlier this month.
McConnell -- who is spending the recess nursing a shoulder injury at home in Kentucky -- acknowledged that red flag laws and background checks, in particular the Toomey-Manchin bill, would be central in gun discussions when the Senate returns from its summer recess in early September.
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The people who still write paper checks in the grocery store or valiantly keep print media alive so they can clip out articles on the dangers of vaping to send you are not necessarily going to latch onto telemedicine or online shopping for groceries.
Prosecutors in court papers detailed how Avenatti, since his arrest last spring for the federal cases, has repeatedly withdrawn cash and cashed checks in amounts of thousands of dollars, but less than the $10,000 threshold that requires banks to report financial transactions to federal regulators.
The delays caused by police checks, in a country that was hit by deadly Islamist militant attacks in the last two years, come at a time when passenger traffic is picking up ahead of the crucial summer holiday season, according to Jean-Marc Janaillac.
The Child Protection in Sport Unit was established in 2001 in partnership with the National Society for the Protection of Children, a charity, and the national sporting bodies in England, Wales and Northern Ireland (Scotland has a separate organisation) to introduce standards and checks in all sports.
That should make it quite easy for networks to prepare fact-checks in advance of airing his remarks... More skirmishes in right-wing media One more item from Oliver Darcy: Trump's Ukraine scandal has caused a handful of skirmishes to break out in right-wing media.
Critics say the "co-location" arrangement, also known as "one land, two checks" in Chinese, sets a dangerous precedent as it violates the city's mini-constitution, the Basic Law, in which article 18 explicitly states national laws, with a few exceptions, do not apply in Hong Kong.
There are some pieces in your jewelry box that are perfect for wearing on a dressy night out, others are ideal for every day wear, but when you find a piece that covers both worlds (and checks in under $40) you know you've hit the jewelry jackpot.
The new kicks are called the "Screener" and come in three different color options for men — green and orange, red and green, and blue and orange — and two for women, green and orange and strawberry print, the latter of which checks in even higher at $980.
Last year a lawsuit was brought against the company after it hired 25 drivers in New York and Los Angeles with criminal records, in which prosecutors argued that despite expanding its background checks in 2014, Uber was still misleading customers about their inspections into their drivers' histories.
Meanwhile this year alone three of four major ballot initiatives were passed—a raft of measures in national gun control leader California, universal background checks in Nevada, and a special measure to temporarily remove guns from those demonstrating a clear risk to themselves or others in Washington.
Critics say the "co-location" arrangement, also known as "one land, two checks" in Chinese, sets a dangerous precedent because it violates the city's mini-constitution, the Basic Law, in which article 18 explicitly states national laws, with a few exceptions, do not apply in Hong Kong.
"Our checks in the field indicate Slack will have significant difficulty further penetrating the enterprise given the significant competitive offering from Microsoft's [Teams] product that could slow growth going forward quicker than the Street is anticipating," Wedbush analysts Daniel Ives and Strecker Backe said in a Nov.
At one point, Mr. Trump is said to depend less on Mr. Kushner, and the next he checks in with his son-in-law about the Roy Moore Senate race in Alabama to gauge his own potential reactions, according to one person familiar with the conversations.
Democrats, they say, were ready to argue that corporations were benefiting much more than middle-class Americans from the plan -- but they did not anticipate that businesses would quickly hand out sizable bonus checks in response to its implementation, drawing positive media attention to the Republican effort.
Gun maker shares added to their losses Wednesday afternoon after President Donald Trump renewed calls for stronger background checks in a meeting with Washington legislators and said he would "seriously consider" raising the minimum age required to purchase an assault-style weapon to 21 years of age.
The film primarily follows David, who eventually leaves the hotel, rather than serve out his animal sentence, but it checks in with the Limping Man (who eventually acquires a child, in a joke that's best left for you to discover) often enough to make its point.
" While he believes there are more checks in place today to prevent sexual abuse from happening, experience has taught him that paedophiles will always find a way because they are "very, very manipulative" and Stewart says he is "under no illusion it is still going on today.
"Air Canada called Monday and Tuesday, both people again ask me to repeat what happened, apologize for my inconvenience and say they will do an investigation bc they have checks in place that should prevent people from being locked on the aircraft at night," the Facebook post explained.
As measured by wRC+, a catchall offensive statistic that sets 100 as league average performance by default, Altuve's offensive explosion this year checks in 65 percent higher than the mean of his peers; he trails just a handful of other players, among them Mike Trout, in the category.
During calls with the airline on Monday and Tuesday, she claims representatives Air Canada asked her to recount her bizarre experience and told her "they will do an investigation bc they have checks in place that should prevent people from being locked on the aircraft at night," she wrote.
Mr. Bloomberg's group can point to laws passed in nine states last year to keep guns out of the hands of domestic abusers, the defeat of numerous bills that would have facilitated concealed-carry permits and, most critically, approval of a measure that expanded background checks in Oregon.
Teigen's joke comes amid news that parents involved in the scam allegedly doctored photos to make it seem like their children were athletes and wrote large checks in order to get their offspring into elite colleges and universities including Yale, Georgetown, the University of Southern California and Stanford.
Read More Europe split over closing Greek borders to migrants Meanwhile Greece, which stands at the frontline of the crisis, is showing signs that it can no longer cope with the influx especially as migrants are turned back from border checks in other countries effectively stranding them in Greece.
Each has pulled in big venture capital checks in the time since merger rumors began—DraftKings a $100 million round in March and FanDuel a $55 million convertible note in September—so they could be in a better spot than they were when they first decided to join forces.       
The UK government announced in a 30-page position paper Wednesday that it plans to avoid creating border posts and customs checks in Ireland after Brexit, a move that would enable all European Union citizens to enter into Britain simply by crossing the Irish border, per the BBC.
Clinton established an agreement last year with the Democratic Party under which she asked her wealthiest patrons to write checks in excess of $300,000, more than double the old limit, to the Hillary Victory Fund, an account made up of the national and state parties and the Clinton campaign.
In "High Dive," the vibrantly cinematic new novel by Jonathan Lee, a 24-year-old Irish Republican Army volunteer named Dan checks in under a pseudonym at the Grand Hotel in Brighton, England, with the express intention of helping a colleague plant a bomb to kill Margaret Thatcher.
" And then, when pressed on his recently expressed support for expanded background checks in the wake of twin mass murders in Dayton, Ohio, and El Paso, Texas, Trump said this on Sunday: "I'm also very, very concerned with the Second Amendment, more so than most Presidents would be.
"Any form of controls and checks in and around the border would signify the end of frictionless trade and as such would harm the all-island economy as well as represent a serious risk to the peace process," European Union lawmakers said in response to the UK plan.
This so-called Malthouse Compromise could effectively mean Britain paying into the European Union until 2021 in order to smooth its exit, allowing it to negotiate a trade plan that would prevent the need for border checks in Ireland — or to prepare better for a no-deal exit.
It's centered on Carol and Maggie's ordeal after being captured by the Saviors, but it also checks in on a group of women affiliated with the Saviors — a group led by Paula, played by Alicia Witt as a raw nerve who's only gotten rawer with all the zombies around.
Further, it rarely checks in on its independent investigators, and when it does, the results are lackluster: At one point, they talk to a local resident who's convinced that Lee's car couldn't have sat untouched for six weeks on a vacant lot in the resident's neighborhood without her knowing.
Typically, the incomplete checks are a result of the background check system being underresourced — so the FBI doesn't have the staff to get to all background checks in time — and states failing to send a buyer's full records over to the FBI in time or even at all.
The first experiment was basically covering a Republican debate via text message, so I sent a message to these 50 people from my number and was like, Oh the Republican debate tonight, message live if you want highlights and fact checks in real time sent to your phone.
As the two men race to win the bid to light up the Chicago World's Fair, The Current War also intermittently checks in on soft-spoken Serbian immigrant Nikola Tesla (Nicholas Hoult), a futurist who's too busy dreaming up groundbreaking designs to turn his mental acumen into tangible business success.
Soldiers in Facebook's War on Fake News Are Feeling Overrun Alexandra Stevenson checks in with Rappler, a Filipino news outlet, which is Facebook's fact checker in the Philippines: "It's frustrating," said Marguerite de Leon, 32, a Rappler employee who receives dozens of tips each day about false stories from readers.
It turned out she'd gone to the bank to pick up sleeves to roll her spare change in, and was returning said change rolls for deposit, an activity I used to love as a child for its soothing repetitiveness, but assumed had gone the way of depositing checks in person.
In the category of products that includes receivers (the part of a semiautomatic rifle that receives ammunition and is often the base for customized AR-15s), the FBI saw background checks in California jump from just shy of 10,000 in December 2015 to almost 78,000 in the last month of 2016.
Panetta said on CNN's "The Situation Room" that the Trump administration needs to put in place checks in the White House to ensure Trump's tweets don't "jeopardize lives" after he retweeted videos posted by anti-Muslim activist Jayda Fransen, who has in the past been convicted of a hate crime.
DeWine's comments follow a call from President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE for background checks in the wake of the shootings.
Mike QuigleyMichael (Mike) Bruce QuigleyLawmakers point to entitlements when asked about deficits Mueller Day falls flat Mueller on Trump's WikiLeaks embrace: 'Problematic is an understatement' MORE (D-Ill.), a gun reformer from Chicago and member of the Appropriations Committee, had requested hearings on background checks in 2202, only to be refused.
It also shows a potential shortcoming for his campaign: He can't return to donors who already gave his campaign the $2,800 maximum and ask for more, while opponents who are raising more checks in $10 and $20 increments can keep returning to small-dollar donors over the course of the primary.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland released a study late last year showing that there were more than 17 billion checks in circulation in the U.S in 2015 with a value of more than $26 trillion, and while continuing down from previous years, the rate of decline has slowed rather than accelerated.
The 160-year-old brand — famous for its trench coats lined with checks — in May reported a 10 percent drop in annual adjusted pretax profit, hit by a sales slowdown in Hong Kong and mainland China, plus lower sales in European capitals as tourist shoppers deserted after last year's attacks in Paris.
The 160-year-old brand -- famous for its trench coats lined with checks -- in May reported a 10 percent drop in annual adjusted pretax profit, hit by a sales slowdown in Hong Kong and mainland China, plus lower sales in European capitals as tourist shoppers deserted after last year's attacks in Paris.
"Average lunch eater checks in the quarter ending June 2016, which at some restaurant segments have increased by as much as 5 percent compared to the same quarter year ago, have moved upward beyond consumers' 'sweet spot' price, diminishing customer satisfaction and their intent to visit," the firm wrote in a statement.
C. Stewart Verdery Jr., as a senior associate at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, one of Washington's most influential think tanks, hosted a panel of experts in December to discuss a federal program — now being expanded — that tightens border security by having the American authorities conduct passport checks in foreign airports.
The company, which offers its service by way of an API to its customers to integrate into their bigger HR systems, now claims to perform basic ID checks in seconds, and is constructed to learn more about fraud patterns to identify quickly when people are trying to hide their backgrounds in more sophisticated ways.
Lawmakers also approved bills on Monday to create a program allowing organizations that offer assistance to vulnerable populations to get information from background checks in the FBI's fingerprint database, as well as require internet service providers to wait 180 days before notifying consumers in child predator cases that law enforcement has requested data about them.
SAO PAULO, Feb 22 (Reuters) - Bounced checks in Brazil hit in January an all-time high for the month, as rising borrowing costs, the fastest inflation in over a decade and a steep recession made it harder for consumers to keep up with their financial obligations, credit research firm Serasa Experian said on Monday.
Unionists in Northern Ireland, meanwhile, are furious that, despite their parliamentary support for the Conservatives, Mr Johnson has struck a deal that will, in effect, place customs checks in the Irish Sea, so separating the province from the rest of the UK. It has been a disastrous night for the main opposition Labour Party.
I think one of the things that's happened is these platforms like Facebook, like Twitter and many others, have emerged without the kind of filters and the sort of systems, the checks in the systems, that you have in broader parts in media like newspapers like we were talking about before we started taping or broadcast.
Future's app guides you through workouts with instructional video clips and audio cues Future's app guides you through workouts with instructional video clips and audio cues But what's unique about Future is that your trainer proactively checks in with you throughout your day to make sure you're actually going to the gym or doing those pushups.
In Brazil's presidential election, hoaxes about voter fraud run rampant Daniel Funke checks in with the state of misinformation in Brazil amid its current presidential election: Among the misinformation is a false photo claiming that left-wing presidential candidate Fernando Haddad had received nearly 10,000 votes from only 777 people, which Lupa debunked the day after the election.
What she does know is that in the months leading up to her mother's eightieth birthday, before Chrissie or even Doreen realized that Alzheimer's disease was slowly and silently infiltrating her once rational mind, Doreen had handwritten at least forty different checks in response to Maria's letters, which Doreen believed were ending up with the psychic.
One of the things I would say, and I still say to everyone: Look, if you come on board, and work with us for some days, if you want to leave at any point and start a company, myself and my co-founder Elias will be the first checks in whatever you want to start, no questions asked.
However, he warned about sectors in which higher levels of errors were found, especially when EU funds were paid as reimbursements for research, development projects in poorer regions of the bloc or aid to emerging economies outside the EU. SAMPLE CHECKS In some of these fields, irregularities amounted to around 5% of total spending, the court said.
"I think he has advanced some ideas that are very constructive, very thoughtful, and could go a long way toward expanding background checks in a way that poses absolute minimal inconvenience on law-abiding citizens and increases the chances that we would keep guns out of the hands of dangerous people who shouldn't have them," he said.
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Steve DainesSteven (Steve) David DainesConservatives offer stark warning to Trump, GOP on background checks The 22019 Republicans who opposed Trump-backed budget deal 5 takeaways from combative Democratic debate MORE (R), who faces reelection in Montana next year, said he has told GOP leaders that there's strong opposition to expanding background checks in his home state.
In real life (for want of a better word) there are stringent safeguarding checks in place to protect young people from potential risks, but it seems that many YouTube communities (and other online communities, I guess, but time and again it's Youtube) blur the lines between a content creator and consumer in a way that leaves young people incredibly vulnerable.
The narrative has been… A Thriving Chat Startup Braces For The Alt-Right Joe Bernstein checks in on the alt-right chat rooms on Discord: In a Discord chat server called "/pol/Nation" — named for the controversial 2000chan imageboard — more than 33,23 users participate in a rolling multimedia chat extravaganza of Hitler memes, white nationalist revisionist history, and computer game strategy.
"We expect that within three weeks, that people who have direct deposit with information with us will see those direct deposits into their bank accounts, and we will create a web-based system for people where we don't have their direct deposit, they can upload it so that they can get the money immediately as opposed to checks in the mail," Mnuchin said.
Labor Secretary Eugene ScaliaEugene ScaliaSome Democrats growing antsy as Senate talks drag on Democrats balk at ,85033 rebate checks in stimulus plan Democratic senators call on OSHA to issue Emergency Temporary Standard for workers due to coronavirus outbreak MORE told Democratic senators Friday morning there are a variety of technical challenges to ramping up unemployment benefits as sharply as Democrats are advocating.
In that sense, Shadow of the Moon ends up playing into some of the natural human tragedy of generational projects like Richard Linklater's Boyhood, a coming-of-age story filmed over the course of 12 years, or Michael Apted's 7 Up documentary series, which checks in on the same group of Britons every seven years to see how their lives are coming along.
The plan would also mandate universal background checks on all gun sales, closing the "Charleston loophole" that allows people buying guns from private sellers to bypass background checks in 1 of 5 gun sales across the country, and another loophole that allows people convicted of domestic violence or who are under a restraining order to purchase a gun if they are not married to their partner.
The goal for Precursor is to write checks in the range of $150,225 to $2000,250 to teams that have maybe two founders and a prototype and probably not much in the way of a launched product or traction, with about 275 percent of the capital set aside to participate in [slightly more mature] companies that are maybe raising $210 million on a $245 million [pre-money] valuation.
From a regulatory standpoint, this means that Coinbase is now able to issue e-money and provide payment services in the U.K. and will have passed additional checks in terms of things like the segregation of client funds, which means that customer fiat balances (ie when you deposit funds, such as Sterling) are separated from Coinbase's own operational funds and kept in separate bank accounts.
Read more: Business leaders speak out against 'immensely unwelcome' new border checks in Boris Johnson's Brexit dealThe prime minister had earlier on Tuesday insisted that any attempt to frustrate or delay Brexit would mean that he would pull the Withdrawal Agreement Bill and "go forward to a general election," adding that the Brexit process could not be allowed to continue for "months" more of delay.
If her 2000 campaign was toward the anti-gun end of the Democratic Party, her 2016 campaign is solidly in the middle, advocating the same relatively modest measures (strengthening the promise of background checks in the Brady Bill, keeping guns out of the hands of people who shouldn't have them, etc.) as President Obama, Harry Reid, Nancy Pelosi, and every other major Democratic leader.
Knowing his experience is not unique and that millions of young Americans with elevated blood pressure don't know they have it, Matthew, who hopes to become a pediatric nephrologist, volunteers for the National Pediatric Blood Pressure Awareness Foundation, a nonprofit advocacy group his mother, Celeste Goodwin, created to educate parents and professionals about the importance of regular blood pressure checks in children and adolescents.
And yet they persist, each in turn earning shoutouts and name-checks in the impeachment hearing, a clear indication that Trump's GOP has become increasingly divorced from reality, its collective brain rotted by years of elevating as its national voices a rotating series of hucksters, grifters, con artists, fraudsters, and masters of malarkey—most of them more interested in personal profit than democratic political institutions.
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The prime minister has insisted there will not be new checks on goods passing between Northern Ireland and the UK after Brexit, despite agreeing to implement these new checks in the Brexit deal he agreed with the EU.The European Commission on Friday published a slideshow which includes two maps which provide examples of where these customs checks on goods will take place between Great Britain and Northern Ireland in both directions.
Congressional Democrats had been trying to get their fellow Republicans and Trump on-board with a background check bill the House passed earlier this year, but Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has not yet taken action on the proposal and last month, Trump, following a sustained effort by NRA officials and Republican lawmakers, cemented his decision to abandon previous calls for tougher background checks in the wake of recent mass shootings.
A Senate GOP aide familiar with the talks said Democrats wanted Secretary of Labor Eugene ScaliaEugene ScaliaSome Democrats growing antsy as Senate talks drag on Democrats balk at ,200 rebate checks in stimulus plan Democratic senators call on OSHA to issue Emergency Temporary Standard for workers due to coronavirus outbreak MORE to draft a new Occupational Safety and Health Administration standard for hospital workers in an extremely compressed period of time. Sen.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersSenate unanimously passes T coronavirus stimulus package Overnight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Last-minute complaints threaten T coronavirus aid deal | What's in the package | Pelosi scrambles to secure quick passage | Expanded testing shows signs of strain On The Money: Last-minute complaints threaten T stimulus | What to know about business loans, relief checks in deal | Economists fear downturn will be worse than Great Recession MORE (I-Vt.) space to assess his campaign.
Bernie SandersBernie SandersSenate unanimously passes T coronavirus stimulus package Overnight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Last-minute complaints threaten T coronavirus aid deal | What's in the package | Pelosi scrambles to secure quick passage | Expanded testing shows signs of strain On The Money: Last-minute complaints threaten T stimulus | What to know about business loans, relief checks in deal | Economists fear downturn will be worse than Great Recession MORE (I-Vt.), along with Obama.
Bernie SandersBernie SandersSenate unanimously passes T coronavirus stimulus package Overnight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Last-minute complaints threaten T coronavirus aid deal | What's in the package | Pelosi scrambles to secure quick passage | Expanded testing shows signs of strain On The Money: Last-minute complaints threaten T stimulus | What to know about business loans, relief checks in deal | Economists fear downturn will be worse than Great Recession MORE (I-Vt.) in Florida, Illinois and Arizona.
Bernie SandersBernie SandersSenate unanimously passes T coronavirus stimulus package Overnight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Last-minute complaints threaten T coronavirus aid deal | What's in the package | Pelosi scrambles to secure quick passage | Expanded testing shows signs of strain On The Money: Last-minute complaints threaten T stimulus | What to know about business loans, relief checks in deal | Economists fear downturn will be worse than Great Recession MORE (I-Vt.) to catch up.
President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE has called for "comprehensive" background checks, in addition to calling for the end of "bump stock" sales and a rise in the age to purchase weapons like the AR-15.
Y.) and Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiTrump rails against House Democrats, impeachment inquiry during campaign rally: 'It's all a hoax' House vote on Pelosi drug pricing plan slips to December Pelosi, Schumer ask Trump to urge McConnell to take up background check bill MORE (D-Calif.) cited Trump's own support of background checks in the wake of two mass shootings earlier this year in a joint letter pushing the president to reach out to the top Senate Republican.
Bernie SandersBernie SandersSenate unanimously passes T coronavirus stimulus package Overnight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Last-minute complaints threaten T coronavirus aid deal | What's in the package | Pelosi scrambles to secure quick passage | Expanded testing shows signs of strain On The Money: Last-minute complaints threaten T stimulus | What to know about business loans, relief checks in deal | Economists fear downturn will be worse than Great Recession MORE (I-Vt.) have addressed the issue multiple times.
Bernie SandersBernie SandersSenate unanimously passes T coronavirus stimulus package Overnight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Last-minute complaints threaten T coronavirus aid deal | What's in the package | Pelosi scrambles to secure quick passage | Expanded testing shows signs of strain On The Money: Last-minute complaints threaten T stimulus | What to know about business loans, relief checks in deal | Economists fear downturn will be worse than Great Recession MORE (I-Vt.), and is widely seen as the inevitable Democratic nominee.
Bernie SandersBernie SandersSenate unanimously passes T coronavirus stimulus package Overnight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Last-minute complaints threaten T coronavirus aid deal | What's in the package | Pelosi scrambles to secure quick passage | Expanded testing shows signs of strain On The Money: Last-minute complaints threaten T stimulus | What to know about business loans, relief checks in deal | Economists fear downturn will be worse than Great Recession MORE (I-Vt.) holding virtual events and tele-town halls.

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