But the technique can still be circumvented by a hacker.
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These are books that circumvented traditional gatekeepers after demonstrating value.
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Go deeper: Tillerson says Jared Kushner repeatedly circumvented State Department
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Major auto manufacturers have circumvented and duped clean air regulations.
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The firm thus abetted genocide and circumvented American sanctions on Sudan.
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In this case, the advertiser maliciously circumvented our advertising review process.
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Thanks to modern medicine, biological evolution for humans has been circumvented.
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DOJ also circumvented Citizens United, another Supreme Court case Democrats despised.
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But the staff circumvented this by simply making it all up.
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ISIS circumvented news outlets by uploading videos directly to video hosts.
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Those charges stem from allegations that the company circumvented sanctions on Iran.
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You circumvented the traditional Hollywood process and opted to crowdfund the film.
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While, on the flip side, Google faces its 30% cut being circumvented.
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When it does get around to imposing penalties, they are easily circumvented.
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The administration has repeatedly circumvented any mention of those key little words.
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The government's case hinged mostly on whether Wiseguy had "circumvented" Ticketmaster's system.
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You seem to have circumvented the craze over Modern and contemporary art.
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The thought experiment's framing, however, circumvented my usual concerns about unjust sanctions.
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He never cut corners or circumvented established Justice Department processes and protocols.
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The assumption that our fat has circumvented the ability to reach our genitals.
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Besides, sanctions can be circumvented, and the North is a master of subterfuge.
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But this type of tech is easily circumvented, and tracking weed isn't easy.
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The travel ban can be circumvented through audio and video conferencing, for example.
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Roosevelt circumvented the immigration quotas of 1924 by establishing the Oswego internment camp.
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For Trump, the law has always been something to be finessed or circumvented.
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Whirlpool had said the duties were being circumvented by shifting production to Chinese factories.
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During apartheid the country circumvented an arms embargo by building its own attack helicopters.
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Nor have they demonstrated any understanding of the standard procedures which were supposedly circumvented.
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Sanders said Comey sidestepped protocol and circumvented the chain of command with his decisions.
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But senior lab officials circumvented the blacklist by concealing his involvement in the donations.
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A column that often obstructs the view in that room is cleverly circumvented here.
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Within hours, however, Gizmodo heard from multiple researchers who claim to have circumvented these measures.
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However, a slight edit of the same Girls Do Porn video circumvented Pornhub's fingerprinting method.
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The owner, Kathryn Kidd, circumvented Unicode's hostility to customization and slapped bushy eyelashes on each.
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Zuberi circumvented laws designed to insulate U.S. policy and our election process from foreign intervention.
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Republicans circumvented the White House to invite the prime minister of Israel to address Congress.
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However, miners have circumvented taxes introduced in 2011 by selling gold on the black market.
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Those who can afford it have circumvented China's strict laws on fertility by going abroad.
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Those who can afford it have circumvented China's strict laws on fertility by going abroad.
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It is impossible to build encryption that can be circumvented without creating a technical backdoor.
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The NFL will continue to tout its concussion protocol even though it can be easily circumvented.
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The Obama administration has delayed, denied, and circumvented the Freedom of Information Act to unprecedented levels.
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But they say there will be a backlash if voters think their will is being circumvented.
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American strategy should be based on a long diplomatic slog that cannot be circumvented with ultimatums.
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They also circumvented EU rules that require "effective" residence in an EU state before granting citizenship.
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While political resistance can be circumvented, the complex role technology now plays in influence campaigns cannot.
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This requirement makes scalpers' lives much harder but is regularly circumvented by the most serious operations.
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The government had already suggested competition hurdles could be circumvented if the deal was done quickly.
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The move circumvented U.S. law prohibiting foreigners from providing money to an organization running the inauguration.
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They circumvented formal channels, asking Zelensky to coordinate with Trump's personal lawyer instead of the government.
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I wanted to find out how these entities had circumvented my attempts not to be tracked.
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But a Motherboard investigation found that this system can be easily and quickly circumvented with minor editing.
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Though it noted, on last week's call, that it cannot guarantee this ID system cannot be circumvented.
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Under possible solutions being studied, this constraint may be circumvented by stripping central banks of voting rights.
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They argue he has circumvented Congress and local groups, who should have more say in the process.
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In a letter to the Legislature, though, Ricketts said the measure would have circumvented the state constitution.
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A more focused curatorial lens might have teased out how jewelry cemented or circumvented gender and class.
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Terry McAuliffe circumvented the swing state's Republican-run Legislature, a move likely to provoke a G.O.P. backlash.
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Checks inside the White House are gone, and Chief of Staff John Kelly's controls have been circumvented.
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Perhaps the most serious charge against de Blasio is that his own campaign activities circumvented official limits.
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The American and Canadian authorities claim Ms. Meng circumvented trade sanctions against Iran, using a Huawei subsidiary.
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Jones was permanently banned after he circumvented a 90-day live stream suspension, breaking YouTube's community guidelines.
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That circumvented officials who wanted to keep Mr Orban's corrupt and Russia-friendly government at arm's length.
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Comey committed "atrocities," Sanders said, remarking that the FBI director circumvented the Justice Department's chain of command.
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Perhaps most crucially, they circumvented the bureaucracy and corruption that had bogged down other police reform efforts.
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They also circumvented EU rules that require "effective" residence in an EU state before granting citizenship, it said.
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" So the AFL circumvented the state censorship by producing plays that were "much more subtle in their references.
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This is a major improvement from previous mobile-enabled two-factor authentication, which could be circumvented by hackers.
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The high-yield market has already seen one instance where a company has effectively circumvented the new rules.
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Many of the techniques that you develop will eventually be circumvented by reasonably well-equipped, reasonably smart adversaries.
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His neighbour also circumvented Islamic State procedures, but was found out and flogged by the militants as punishment.
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In a testament to just how much she's borrowing from the authoritarian playbook, she's even circumvented the police.
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Krahenbuhl, Mohammedi and others circumvented regular decision channels and created a toxic work environment, according to the report.
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Hill testified that officials including Gordon Sondland, the US ambassador to the European Union, circumvented and sidestepped her.
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Trump just completely circumvented the interagency process and is executing a policy Cohn and others think is calamitous.
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You'll have fire on the tongue, but at least you will have circumvented the heat of the grill.
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Bush-era holdovers in positions of authority, even career civil servants, were circumvented, blackballed, removed and run off.
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The state also claims the move likewise circumvented the DOJ's chain of succession in a way that's also illegal.
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In 22018, during Iran's Green Revolution, outsiders marveled at how protest organizers on Twitter circumvented the state's media blackout.
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They also circumvented EU rules that require "effective" residence in an EU state before granting citizenship, the report said.
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In one of the most unethical and shameful moments of the court, the justice relented and circumvented a confrontation.
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For Banal-Estañol, this is not a deal-breaker as boycotts have been circumvented by Catalonia in the past.
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Some mayors have circumvented the handshake law by having both male and female officials take part in the ceremonies.
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However, several regions have circumvented the competitive process by proposing only the same number of candidates as open seats.
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But Amazon has circumvented those rules by selling goods through big online merchants in which it has an ownership stake.
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But these codes have no linked security features, according to the authors, meaning they can be easily circumvented or counterfeited.
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The network circumvented European export restrictions in order to provide the counterfeiting supplies and equipment, according to a Treasury statement.
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President Donald Trump has circumvented the WTO to impose tariffs on steel and aluminium imports, including those from America's allies.
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In this case, Facebook circumvented TestFlight, instead directing participants to download the Facebook Research app from one of its sites.
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When Arthur and his friends circumvented a checkpoint and walked towards an occupied building, they were assaulted by a militiaman.
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Moreover, many basic multi-factor authentication tokens can be circumvented by malicious users, which effectively renders them useless against hacks.
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People tend not to install extra disk encryption software, and when they do, it can often be circumvented by malware.
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Governor's pardon questioned But 18th Judicial District Attorney George Brauchler maintains Hickenlooper circumvented the law when he pardoned Lima-Marin.
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When those are circumvented in ways that impede competition and compromise patient health, we have a duty to speak out.
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The larger question is surely, should the country enforce its immigration laws, or if circumvented, should we just give up?
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The rise of "strongmen" figures such as Victor Orban in Hungary have, in some ways, circumvented far-right movements altogether.
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Some theoretical physicists suggested that the difficulties Hawking posited were exaggerated; others suggested means by which they might be circumvented.
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Financial regulations or labor protections can be circumvented and undermined by moving operations to foreign countries with considerably lower standards.
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It is investigating Mr. Banks's donations, and whether Vote Leave, the official campaign to quit the bloc, circumvented spending limits.
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Mr. Smith said the airport had an electronic fence, but that it could easily be circumvented by a drone operator.
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The laws of physics as currently understood are circumvented so that ships can travel faster than the speed of light.
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The system proposed by Lukens would have circumvented that, so that she could communicate with "family and friends," he said.
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The decision followed a European Union finding in November that steel shipments from Vietnam into the EU also circumvented tariffs.
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The 19653 deal, which would have circumvented the statehood process, made it through the Senate but died in the House.
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When Mr Obama faced Republican gridlock, he circumvented it by issuing executive orders on topics from gun control to LGBT rights.
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The IOC has a dress code that the athletes have to follow during the Games, but the headphones circumvented those rules.
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"By concealing his violent, terrorist conduct, defendant circumvented the procedures our immigration system depends upon," prosecutors wrote in a sentencing memorandum.
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The universal maximum speed of travel represented by the velocity of light is usually circumvented by technological magic in such works.
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I realize that in some of these cases, laws were broken or circumvented and people should be held accountable for that.
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It circumvented Apple's vetting process using a technical loophole that is only intended for apps Facebook distributes to its own employees.
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Crucially, both restrictions—the time between attempts, and the wipe after ten failed tries—can, unlike the encryption itself, be circumvented.
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Patriarch didn't respond to immediate request for comment from MUNCHIES on Monday regarding how it circumvented this citation, nor did Roughtail.
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Called the Institutional Patent Agreement program, it effectively circumvented rules that had been in place since the 1940s, not only making
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The GAO opened one more inquiry into whether EPA circumvented the Trump administration's own ethics rules when hiring certain agency employees.
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The litigation has evolved into one of many battles over Clinton's email setup, which critics allege circumvented the open records law.
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The administration argued that President Barack Obama had overstepped his authority and circumvented Congress when he created the program in 2012.
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When asked if he had already circumvented physical multifactor authentication devices like Google's keys, Mr. Sabin would offer only: "No comment."
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Social media users in China have circumvented rules on criticizing the government, avoiding censors to lash out at the state response.
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Beijing could also challenge the U.S. if it felt the process for resolving a complaint had been circumvented, the source said.
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Pratt's case is important because it highlights how Lyft circumvented New York City laws to keep a driver on the platform.
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Trump eventually agreed to end the standoff, but later circumvented Congress to secure billions of dollars for his border project anyways.
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"Anyone who circumvented that process was going to have a serious problem," said a former official who saw the transformation up close.
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So you bet big on Brexit, took profits after Trump and cleverly circumvented a China-related market clobbering in the first quarter.
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Wednesday's confirmation of Johnson as superintendent by the City Council occurred after the mayor circumvented the normal selection process to name him.
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Has the balance of powers—the foundation of the American system—been circumvented by a shift in the structure of America's government?
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Most chokepoints can be circumvented by using other shipping channels but some, such as the Strait of Hormuz, have no practical alternatives.
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Trump promised to label China an international currency manipulator and circumvented Chinese protocol by privately reaching out to the president of Taiwan.
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But the ban is widely circumvented with virtual private networks (VPNs), which allow users to surf the web through a foreign server.
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Another source of anxiety is an investigation in New York into whether Halkbank, a Turkish state lender, circumvented American sanctions against Iran.
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Hanging over the jockeying for power was intensifying discussion of whether the British exit, or "Brexit," might somehow be avoided or circumvented.
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On the other, these products circumvented the age verification process which Juul uses (21+ on its own website), according to the company.
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The challengers said the U.S. Congress historically has rejected nationality bans in immigration laws, and that Trump's policy has circumvented that judgment.
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"We had some very old and obsolete rules," the president said of the regulations that have been circumvented by the executive order.
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In that instance, inexpensive drones and low-flying cruise missiles circumvented early-warning radars and Patriot missile defense batteries in the area.
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Over time, this localized production is likely to pay dividends not just in circumvented tariffs, but also in greater responsiveness to customers.
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But they, and wealthy individuals, circumvented that prohibition and other contribution limits for individual candidates by giving vast sums to political parties.
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Mr. Hartley said that the violations stemmed from a misinterpretation of complicated regulations and that Devon had not intentionally circumvented the rules.
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Like Epstein, Lewis believed that, if the anomaly could be reframed as a problem of bacterial isolation, then it could be circumvented.
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While lawmakers have circumvented the restrictions in the past, there has yet to be a legislative solution offered for this year's budget.
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What makes them so damaging is the rules of these agreements have been ignored and not enforced or they have been outright circumvented.
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He circumvented the ordinary DOJ procedures in these situations, but I don&apost find that he was acting based on some political motive.
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And so it has come to pass that West has circumvented the traditional publishing system in order to say what's on his mind.
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Yet, Congress and the courts have made them into the world's biggest chumps who can be circumvented by simply a change in nouns.
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Officials circumvented the protest by driving a crane to the side of the temple and hoisting the bears over a 12-foot wall.
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But Obama often circumvented the regulatory process, using shortcuts like guidance for agencies or executive actions, such as the ones on immigration reform.
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The report follows allegations that EPA officials circumvented the White House using that special authority in order to give two EPA aides raises.
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"We reject the state's suggestion that our employees circumvented safeguards to increase sales," Kristin Chasen, a spokeswoman for McKesson, said in a statement.
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"The international community must not stand idly by as U.N. sanctions are being circumvented," Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said in a press statement.
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Expansion supporters have circumvented that opposition by making their case directly to voters, who approved initiatives in Utah, Nebraska and Idaho last year.
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Like other wealthy campaign donors, Mr. Litwin circumvented contribution limits by funneling many smaller gifts through dozens of limited liability companies he controlled.
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The failure of national populism is partly because the elites served as gatekeepers of the U.S. political process, something Trump has now circumvented.
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Tanzanian truckers say Kenyan police delay them for minor traffic violations that can be circumvented by offering "kitu kidogo" - Swahili for "something small".
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But the plan has provoked protests and complaints that Parliament, which an exit from the bloc was supposed to strengthen, is being circumvented.
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The administration argued that it was an improper use of executive power that circumvented Congress and protected people who were breaking the law.
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"The crucial allegation is that the banks circumvented the LIBOR-setting rules, and that joint process thus turned into collusion," the 23nd Circuit said.
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It's a Catch-22 that can be circumvented only if enough people of good will and common sense get out and vote in 2016.
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This prohibition has been circumvented by the device of first selling the debt to Wall Street, which then resells it to the Federal Reserve.
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Police said a 55-year-old man was arrested after he circumvented a traffic checkpoint and crashed his vehicle into a hardened lava flow.
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That would have circumvented the long election process that makes it easy for employers to mount a diapers-in-the-breakroom-style intimidation campaign.
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The government's so-called "door-knocking" strategy does not appear to have worked, since there is no evidence that encryption was circumvented on Facebook.
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Unlike previous blocks, the latest restrictions could not be circumvented by using a censorship-resistant DNS server like those provided by Google and CloudFlare.
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In May, the E.P.A.'s inspector general said his office would review whether Mr. Pruitt circumvented public records laws by using several email addresses.
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Regulations (and, for that matter, corporate governance requirements) are seen as behind the times, obstacles to be circumvented rather than rules to be respected.
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But WhatsApp has long circumvented this type of cloud resource, opting instead to use so-called bare-metal servers, which can deliver better performance.
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The state has a speedy-trial law that lays out a timeline for when defendants should be tried, but the law is routinely circumvented.
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Trump just completely circumvented the interagency process and is executing a policy chief economic advisor Gary Cohn and other free traders think is calamitous.
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The Obama folks had a knack for controlling President Obama's image, and circumvented the media by going around us through Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.
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But good-government watchdogs said that such a justification circumvented the intention of the law, which was meant to reward chairmen for extra work.
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Ideally, Congress would step up and pass substantive legislation to close the gaping loophole that the whistleblower process tolerates — but luckily circumvented — this time.
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Those include settlements in lawsuits brought by consumers related to its sale of about 600,000 cars equipped with devices that illegally circumvented emissions rules.
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Some users have circumvented the block by using virtual private networks, which make it seem as though they were accessing the internet from another country.
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" The judges also wrote that Nosal "knowingly, and with the intent to defraud Korn/Ferry blatantly circumvented the affirmative revocation of his computer system access.
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Facebook circumvented many of Apple's iOS privacy policies to gain unfettered access to participants' phone usage, which resulted in the app getting booted from iOS.
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In a statement, U.S. Justice Department spokesman Devin O'Malley said DACA was implemented unilaterally by Trump's Democratic predecessor Barack Obama and thus unlawfully circumvented Congress.
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So when the fire came, the Walkers led a caravan of relatives and neighbors out to safety along dirt roads that circumvented the traffic jam.
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The president appears to edging toward saying those protections should be shredded — or, at very least, circumvented — for people his administration accuses of being terrorists.
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Some web users have circumvented the blocks through virtual private networks (VPNs) and other software, though the government has recently cracked down on social media.
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With the use of VPN services like TunnelBear, and the addition of dark web links to sites like Facebook, those blocks could be easily circumvented.
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West Hollywood, as well as some cities in the San Francisco Bay Area, have circumvented state restrictions by allowing cannabis social clubs or consumption lounges.
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"Fei Yan blatantly circumvented the securities laws that are in place to deter people from doing exactly what he did," Berman said in a statement.
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Santander circumvented the lack of legal framework by inserting a contractual clause in a €1.5bn five-year that gives bonds a "second ranking senior" status.
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Technically, Tesla does have a driver monitoring system that is supposed to disengage Autopilot if a driver isn't paying attention, but it is easily circumvented.
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The Oregon Democrats also pushed the EPA to "reverse the trend of issuing emergency exemptions" that allow important restrictions on the pesticide to be circumvented.
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These kinds of laws are often easily circumvented, like in 2011, when the Obama-era impasse over deficit reduction ultimately resulted in the 103 sequester.
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Some Telegram users have circumvented the block by using virtual private networks, which make it seem as though they were accessing the internet from another country.
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Both Cook and van der Linden say that while we do tend to resist facts that challenge our defining values, that defensive reaction can be circumvented.
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Police said a 55-year-old man was arrested last week after he circumvented a traffic checkpoint and crashed his vehicle into a hardened lava flow.
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Buhari has extended the program through 2017, but he's also reduced payouts, circumvented the former militant leaders who previously distributed them and stopped funding security contracts.
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The indictment acknowledges that Goldman's compliance department had blocked Mr Low from doing direct business with it and that its controls were "knowingly and wilfully" circumvented.
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Proposals to treat printers like guns and require background checks, mandatory serial numbers, and even a registration process before they can be purchased are easily circumvented.
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The SEC added that it "circumvented its standard process for initiating new routes" and brought it back, costing the company approximately $945,000 before it ceased again.
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Thomas Wright cites the example of Richard Nixon, who engineered the opening to China through covert negotiations that circumvented both the State Department and the Pentagon.
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Syniverse said in a statement it typically retains messages for only 24 to 72 hours, a retention policy that was inadvertently circumvented by the downed server.
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What the authors of failed to adequately fully consider was that foreclosing the possibility of filibuster circumvented the normal circumstance in the Senate and encouraged partisanship.
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Tractors, cars, air conditioning systems, smart appliances, internet of things devices, and smartphones all have similar software locks, and they can all now be legally circumvented.
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The Constitution gives disproportionate representation to smaller states in the Electoral College, he said, but he believes the entire system should be replaced, not just circumvented.
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But there's also a growing sense that such agreements are easily circumvented and that the government doesn't have the resources to oversee hundreds of such limitations.
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The plotters circumvented a security apparatus that, until last week, had helped Spain avoid attacks like the Madrid train bombings that killed 192 people in 2004.
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The allegations that Meng and Huawei committed bank fraud and circumvented sanctions are not the only legal case brought against the firm by the US government.
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Revelations that the administration had clandestinely circumvented the ban triggered the nearly year-long Iran-Contra investigation, which rattled the very foundations of the Reagan presidency.
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But former aides said they did not know of any specific instance when he had circumvented a process set up for his own convenience and protection.
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An alternative path: Charles de Gaulle circumvented the constitutional procedures surrounding referenda in 1962 when he took the question of a direct presidential vote to the people.
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The Syrian war, perhaps like no other before it, has ushered in a profoundly disturbing new trend where international law is not only circumvented, but wilfully ignored.
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One of the legal challenges to Whitaker's appointment was filed by Democratic senators who argue that the appointment circumvented the Senate's "advice and consent role" on nominees.
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The scrapers targeted in the lawsuit circumvented LinkedIn's bot-blocking tools by sending their requests through one of these 'whitelisted' entities, a third-party cloud service provider.
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The New York Times, for instance, reported last year that law enforcement officials had also purchased access to location data, circumvented the usual need for a warrant.
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He arrived late as his caravan circumvented the protesters, and he was spotted by aerial television cameras entering the hotel through a side entrance with his staff.
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That effort would be a replay of what they accomplished in 291, when they circumvented Mr. Christie's veto of a more modest increase in the minimum wage.
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The service's block system is also easily circumvented, either by creating another handle or by logging out to see the tweets of those who have you blocked.
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In addition, HHS circumvented Congress by notifying grantees that their funding would end next year before Congress even started its work on the fiscal 2018 appropriations process.
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Democrats' objection to such an end-run would be more convincing if they hadn't supported President Obama when "he openly circumvented Congress on immigration reforms," he wrote.
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The Office of the Inspector General said Clinton circumvented policies designed to follow federal records laws by using a personal email address routed through a private server.
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The home is the brainchild of John Z. Blazevich, CEO of Viva Food Group, who circumvented zoning codes prohibiting home expansion by building down into the ground.
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The most recent reports suggested the affected sites remained accessible online, and any measures are likely able to be circumvented by the usual proxies, mirrors, or VPNs.
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In that case, a federal judge said current and former State Department officials could be questioned about whether the department willfully circumvented the Freedom of Information Act.
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The Spanish crown tried to prohibit slavery in its colonies, but traffickers often circumvented the ban by labeling their captives in parish records as criados, or servants.
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This circumvented an unwritten rule of the royal family, for a reason that dates back centuries: If a royal signature is made public, it can be forged.
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The charges against the executive, Oliver Schmidt, stem from his role in Volkswagen's decade-long scheme to rig diesel cars with devices that circumvented federal emissions tests.
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They were later surprised, two officials said, to discover that he had circumvented protocols in arranging the trip, where he met with Italian political and intelligence officials.
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Then in 2015, the nation of over 10 million plunged into unrest when President Pierre Nkurunziza circumvented constitutional term limits to win a third term in office.
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That sad thing is that if phone batteries were easier to replace, a lot of these problems could be circumvented, or at least remedied without too much hassle.
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Although Play Protect scans the apps uploaded to Google's app store against known malicious software, BankBot circumvented this defense by hosting its payload on a command & control server.
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However… if a system allows encryption to be selectively circumvented at the command of an intelligence agency, it's not really end-to-end encryption in a meaningful sense!
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Initially, the social giant provided the full information on Russian-backed content only to Mueller's team at the DOJ, frustrating congressional investigators who felt they had been circumvented.
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Some smartphone makers have also circumvented some of India's import tariffs by investing in manufacturing bases in the country so that they could sell directly to customers there.
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The be-all-end-all promise of technology is now circumvented, forcing the viewer to confront their lives without a power source for their electronic and digital devices.
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Philip Morris International (PM) circumvented an India ban on foreign direct investment by paying manufacturing costs to its Indian partner, according to internal company documents seen by Reuters.
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Even if these rules can be circumvented, the Federal Aviation Administration makes it illegal to interfere with an aircraft in flight—and drones are considered to be aircraft.
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A San Francisco Chronicle report finds the shooter had no criminal record, and he circumvented California's strict gun laws by obtaining his WASR 10 legally in neighboring Nevada.
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The department's Office of the Inspector General said Clinton circumvented policies designed to follow federal records laws by using a personal email address routed through a private server.
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Our defenses have been circumvented, and our cyber strategy is being put to the test as we come to terms with a growing cyber talent and technology gap.
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And in May, the Trump administration sent approximately $8 billion in weapons to Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, exploiting a legal loophole that circumvented congressional approval.
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Under the false pretense of cultural and identity politics, the radical left has circumvented having to produce tangible results to holistically address the real concerns of African Americans.
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In the great tradition of our country's democratic principles, the people of D.C. circumvented the D.C. council by filing a ballot initiative demanding a $15/hour minimum wage.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who announced the measure on Monday, circumvented the process by winning cabinet approval on Tuesday to put the order into effect under emergency regulations.
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After the 2016 election, Mr. Abe circumvented protocol, bypassing the Obama White House to meet directly with the president-elect and members of his family in Trump Tower.
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Draghi said the ECB would make full use of its flexibility, and some sources said this so called "issuer limit" could be disposed of or circumvented if necessary.
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They also would have received an additional 28500 percent on average in locality pay, but that figure is based on an outdated formula that presidents have routinely circumvented.
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But, by forgoing it, the administration circumvented an important internal check on executive power, while creating the impression that it is making critical national policy in slapdash fashion.
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Congress expanded what fell under its "aggravated felonies" classification when it came to deportable offenses, and standard deportation protocol could now be circumvented for "fast-track" removal proceedings.
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"Rolls-Royce refutes any accusation that it has traded 'in secret' in Iran or that it circumvented U.S. sanctions," said a Rolls-Royce spokesman in an emailed statement.
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In December, the company's chief financial officer, Meng Wanzhou, was arrested in Canada on the request of the U.S. government, amid suspicions that she had circumvented sanctions against Iran.
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Though DJI says its no-fly zones are voluntary guidelines that can be circumvented with approval from the company, pilots see them as an infringement of their ownership rights.
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With a few short missives before breakfast, President Donald Trump speaks directly to his base and still manages to drive the news cycle of the mainstream media he circumvented.
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The CNIL says that, because the tech used to determine where a user is based can be circumvented, links should be removed for all users, anywhere in the world.
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Liu Shiyu, chairman of the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC), said that a group of such businessmen had circumvented regulations to ultimately control financial institutions and dominate board rooms.
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Once enrolled, she developed a program that would ultimately serve as a precursor for Sci-Hub: a script that circumvented paywalls, using MIT's subscription programs to download neuroscience books.
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It is good practice to apply a defense-in-depth strategy, using multiple security techniques to mitigate the risk of one component of the defense being compromised or circumvented.
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Philip Morris — The tobacco producer circumvented an India ban on foreign direct investment by paying manufacturing costs to its Indian partner, according to internal company documents seen by Reuters.
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Nebraska Attorney General Doug Peterson said in a news release that the U.S. Education Department and Justice Department have circumvented established law and the process for changing existing laws.
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The department's Office of the Inspector General found that Clinton circumvented policies designed to follow federal records laws by using a personal email address routed through a private server.
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Sanders, speaking at the White House a day after President Trump fired Comey, said the FBI director had sidestepped protocol and circumvented the chain of command with his decisions.
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It also exploited or circumvented every possible rule, loophole, and conflict of interest to push the co-mingled agenda of the campaign, the Clinton Foundation and the Clinton's themselves.
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To avoid what Grandin aptly describes as a "ritual of abuse," many migrants simply circumvented border controls by crossing along unmonitored stretches, as they had done for decades before.
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After a couple of right straights, a wide right circumvented Roger's guard and Sakara dived in with a right straight like he wanted to take Rogers' head clean off.
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Martin Guggenheim, a law professor at New York University, said what had been "a great victory" is now being circumvented by a practice that he believes is legally dubious.
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Surveillance began this week after the government approved special orders that circumvented customary parliamentary oversight and enabled the Shin Bet counter-terrorism agency to tap into cellular location data.
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"This circumvented and mislabeled honey was being shipped into the United States at well below world market price, undercutting fair market pricing," said True Source's executive director, Gordon Marks.
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The Palestinians refused to negotiate during the sympathetic Obama administration and, instead, circumvented direct talks and sought to have the international community impose a Palestinian-authored solution on Israel.
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Ten years later, Biya still clings to power, one of a number of African leaders who have circumvented electoral politics, term limits and natural decline to maintain their position.
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I bypassed Juchitán, circumvented Tehuantepec and entered the hills, climbing back into the sierra, sun-dried, dust-blown and arid — the biscuit-brown, baked-looking mountains of upland Oaxaca.
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City Manager Sheryl Sculley, to whom the chief answers, issued a statement of support for McManus, saying the chief neither broke nor circumvented any rule, directive, regulation or law.
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Those funds are the subject of lawsuits that argue President Donald Trump circumvented Congress when he unlocked Pentagon funds to pay for his wall through a national emergency declaration.
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The challenge circumvented those problems by leveraging the power of social media to spread the word, and by making it easy for people to donate via their cell phones.
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The United Nations has found that North Korea has repeatedly circumvented restrictions on trade of things like coal and oil, often by conducting ship-to-ship transfers at sea.
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To make matters more confusing, the procedure laid out in that law isn't always followed in practice, and is often circumvented by last-minute deals hashed out in Congress.
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The automobile company has admitted to installing devices that circumvented emissions control systems in nearly 600,000 vehicles in the United States, in addition to several million more automobiles in Europe.
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In an on-air interview on Fox News, Perry defended the President's recommendation that he speak with Giuliani, Trump's personal lawyer, and denied that doing so circumvented the State Department.
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In the letter to the House, the White House claims Trump's due process rights have been circumvented without a vote, and that Trump has no choice but to not cooperate.
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Reversing two decades of sensible copyright policy to require platforms to deploy tools that are costly, easily circumvented, and limited in scope would deeply harm startups, users, and creators alike.
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I'm told the Bannon strategy has never been part of the NSC paperwork, though the former chief strategist circumvented the official process and took his arguments directly to the president.
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One of the biggest complaints of Trump administration officials about the Paris deal is that Obama circumvented Congress (because he knew he wouldn't get support from the GOP-controlled Senate).
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He allegedly obtained coveted tickets to football and basketball events on relatively favorable terms and circumvented the White House clearance process by giving staff raises under a special hiring authority.
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Under oath, he said he had circumvented the state's $235,2000 individual and $22014,0003 corporate contribution limits by disbursing his contributions to Mr. Stein, the city councilman, through 2000 subsidiary companies.
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Thus, Democrats are rolling the dice with whether or not 100 FBI agents will find that Clinton either broke the law, or circumvented the law but still jeopardized national security.
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Senior Credit Suisse managers in its Asia-Pacific division and Hong Kong office allegedly circumvented the bank's hiring procedures to bring on employees and interns referred by foreign government actors.
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Defense Secretary Mark Esper ultimately forced Spencer&aposs resignation, reportedly after learning that Spencer had circumvented the chain of command by negotiating Gallagher&aposs case directly with the White House.
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Visitors were able to reach them in one of two ways: they either hiked a steep half-mile temporary trail through Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park, which circumvented the bridge.
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The company that prepared the oversight reports, Urban Engineers of New York, said in a January report that it was "concerned that the certification process has been circumvented" regarding safety.
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This is not to say iOS cannot be infiltrated, especially on "jail-broken" devices, in which the user has circumvented Apple's original system to install software the company considers unauthorized.
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The indictment also alleged that Goldman's "internal accounting controls could be easily circumvented" and that the culture in Southeast Asia "prioritized consummation of deals" ahead of complying with the law.
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Many others resent those who arrive by boat as "queue-jumpers" who have unfairly circumvented Australia's laws, unlike the "legitimate" refugees who wait for years in United Nations refugee camps.
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Naval officials arrested Liao at the Naval Air Station Key West on December 26, after court documents say he circumvented a security fence with "numerous warnings posted" and took photos.
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He "touched" those 1.7 million files to show that he could: that the N.S.A.'s pretensions to secrecy were an arbitrary mechanism doing something unnatural and therefore could be circumvented.
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Sadly, unelected A28503J officials, working with then-Assistant Attorney General Tony West, circumvented this Constitutional requirement by forcing settling defendants to donate money to third-party groups chosen by DOJ.
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In 2011, for example, an Associated Press investigation revealed that the city had circumvented the guidelines by creating open-ended investigations and eavesdropping on people and groups without legitimate reason.
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"I am specifically troubled by the possibility that Russian-backed shell companies or intermediaries may have circumvented laws designed to prohibit foreign meddling in our elections," the Oregon Democrat wrote.
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In the aftermath of Florence, two female mental health detainees drowned in the back of a sheriff's van in South Carolina after deputies circumvented barriers and drove into a flooded highway.
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Noting he didn't oppose the development of the K Club, he added that the government had circumvented standard procedure by passing a national law rather than negotiating via the island's council.
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The experiment that has now circumvented this issue consisted of a tiny 20 micrometer by 100 nanometer drum, linked up to a circuit designed to cool things in the usual way.
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There is no reason to assume that the hazards associated with low cognitive ability in America are somehow circumvented by having been born abroad or having parents or grandparents who were.
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He circumvented arms embargoes with creative ruses, such as buying warplanes as, purportedly, film props, and cannily found leaky frigates and rusty tanks in places where they were no longer needed.
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Apps that send self-destructing photos can easily be circumvented in ways that don't require you to even learn how to code, usually through third-party apps that can retrieve images.
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By appointing "emergency managers" who pressed to switch the water supply in order to cut corners and save money, Snyder circumvented the electorate and seized legal authority from democratically elected officials.
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"There's no question, she knew she had a responsibility and she circumvented it," he said of the Democratic presidential front-runner in an interview conducted at the campaign headquarters of Sen.
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Unfortunately, the subsequent deal struck by the United States and Russia to remove Assad's chemical-weapons stockpiles was full of loopholes, weakly enforced, and ultimately circumvented by Syrian and Russian deception.
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Local Democrats circumvented the restriction by handing out green and red sheets of paper people could hold up if they agreed or disagreed with Blum, according to The Washington Post. Rep.
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Now, Arndt and his team have circumvented those challenges and observed quantum wave-like properties in the largest objects to date—molecules composed of 2,000 atoms, the size of some proteins.
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The use of Defense Department funds for the border wall has received legal pushback from numerous groups and states, which have argued the administration circumvented Congress to tap into other funds.
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The U.S. government alleged the offshore poker companies circumvented laws against internet gambling to trick U.S. banks and credit card issuers into processing billions of dollars of payments on their behalf.
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Of course, you probably already have password on your lock screen, but maybe you have reason to believe your roommate has guessed your password or somehow circumvented it in the recent past.
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These criticisms were likely why the Trump White House urged Sessions to hire Whitaker in the first place — and why Trump circumvented DOJ's line of succession to name Whitaker acting attorney general.
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Instead of learning its lesson when it was caught spying on consumers using the supposedly 'private' Onavo VPN app, Facebook rebranded the intrusive app and circumvented Apple's attempts to protect iPhone users.
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While there are strong arguments to be made that the cap on defense spending may need to be modified, raised or otherwise circumvented, the cap on discretionary spending should not be moved.
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The lawsuit, against the Internal Revenue Service; its commissioner, John A. Koskinen; the Treasury Department; and its secretary, Jacob J. Lew, contends that the administration's actions circumvented both Congress and public comments.
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The only time in her life she ever got anywhere was when she circumvented the rules and took for herself what appeared to be given to the Nancy Kerrigans of the world.
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A Weiku representative, Liu Congjuan, said that the company banned the advertising of fentanyl on its website but that sellers circumvented the prohibition by making slight tweaks to the forbidden search term.
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Current and former State employees have formed the spine of the investigation, testifying that Rudy Giuliani circumvented standard diplomatic channels to try to dig up dirt on President Donald Trump's political opponents.
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VW has admitted using software that circumvented U.S. and California pollution rules by fully activating the exhaust scrubbing systems only when a car was being put through precisely prescribed government emissions tests.
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"Dieselgate" erupted in September after U.S. and California environmental regulators said they were investigating whether VW had deliberately circumvented clean air rules on diesel cars by using software to cheat emissions tests.
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Just as quickly, the RNC circumvented the new law by placing the word "census" on the enclosed letter but aligning the prohibited word to be clearly visible through the envelope's address window.
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After Australian authorities seized control of the site, they uploaded a link to a video off-site that circumvented Tor's privacy safeguards, which was then used to catch visitors to the website.
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This endorsement seems entirely based on the how of Trump's campaign, and the way it circumvented traditional political media to get the candidate's message past the expected media outlets and into people's homes.
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Again here, some listing rules in Hong Kong would have to be circumvented if HKEX is to clinch Aramco's IPO, according to one person involved in pitching Hong Kong to the oil giant.
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Sparse communication and logistics have slowed and circumvented the arrival of electrical workers — 250 more of whom touched down on St. Thomas on Friday — and equipment from getting to the islands until recently.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Indian cigarette manufacturer Godfrey Phillips on Monday said it was in compliance with the country's foreign direct investment (FDI) rules, following a Reuters article that alleged it circumvented the laws.
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If reclassified, the law makes gig workers eligible for overtime pay, worker's compensation, and other basic labor protections that tech companies like Uber and Lyft have circumvented as part of their business model.
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And in 2016, a letter from President Obama to Congress allowed training for the South Sudanese army, which "circumvented a law blocking U.S. support for countries that use child soldiers," the AP reports.
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Privacy International has released previously confidential government documents that shed light on how British spy agencies circumvented legal restraints on their surveillance powers, with little interference from the commissioner charged with overseeing them.
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"When he realized he couldn't legally purchase a firearm, Eric McGinnis circumvented our gun laws by 3D-printing his weapon, eliminating the need for a background check," regional U.S. attorney Nealy Cox said.
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As president, Mr. Trump is sworn to uphold the law, but he has viewed the legal system itself as an adversary, suggesting that it be circumvented to, for instance, send migrants back home.
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Smith was also unable to explain why the pilot program circumvented the procurement process, which usually allows the public to know what new technologies are being sought through the posting of contract solicitations.
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A report by IndieWire claims that Logic circumvented the costs of shooting the video for his 2016 song "Super Mario World" by pretending to be a high school student doing a summer project.
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They agreed, but Byrne's directive was circumvented when the prominent physician John Hunter arranged for the cadaver to be stolen and the skeleton displayed in the Hunterian Museum, London, where it remains today.
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The inquiry found that Mr. Coleman had circumvented his office's management structure in order "to concentrate unquestioned authority in himself" and intimidate "any subordinates who might question his decisions," according to the summary.
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She testified to Congress behind closed doors on Monday that Giuliani and EU Ambassador Gordon Sondland circumvented the NSC and White House and pursued a shadow policy in Ukraine on behalf of Trump.
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In the case of Handbook for Mortals, the book's publisher appear to have circumvented the Times's protections by always placing an order just a little too small to count as a bulk order.
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Since its initial proposal in early February, the bill passed out of the Senate and into the House, where it circumvented the House Education Committee and now heads for a full House vote.
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Typically, Chinese collectors had circumvented restrictions by using methods including underground banking but galleries attending Art Basel and Hong Kong's Art Central exhibitions said getting money out of the mainland had become much harder.
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Even if it did ban flights there, DJI says that the ban could theoretically be circumvented, since Phantoms aren't shipped with military-grade encryption that would prevent a user from tampering with the restrictions.
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Mr Roth circumvented this problem by developing matching markets, in which one person donates to a compatible stranger and in turn receives another stranger's compatible organ for use by the donor's ailing loved-one.
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Japan, worried its ballistic missile defenses could be overwhelmed by swarm attacks or circumvented by warheads launched on lofted trajectories, is likely to acquire a ground-based version of the Aegis missile defense system.
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The argument at the core of each lawsuit is similar: Trump exceeded his authority and circumvented Congress in an attempt to achieve his signature campaign promise for an emergency that, plaintiffs argue, doesn't exist.
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The episodes suggest that "the F.A.A.'s safety and technical experts are being circumvented or sidelined while the interests of Boeing are being elevated by F.A.A. senior management," Mr. DeFazio and Mr. Larsen wrote.
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Even when cities step in to regulate e-hailing, Uber in particular has sometimes circumvented the power of local municipalities by lobbying for concessions at the state level that render local efforts relatively moot.
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But such restrictions can be easily circumvented through the use of accounting measures, like counting diplomats as spouses, said Mr. Miller, the analyst, who worked on Egypt at the State Department until last year.
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He also circumvented Congress and declared an emergency over Iran, moving ahead with arms sales to Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Jordan that had been blocked by Congress since last year. Gen.
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Piracy stores that sold games at a fraction of the cost sprang up in response, smuggling rings circumvented stringent laws prohibiting imported software, and companies like Dismac created knockoff consoles that ran hacked cartridges.
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A rallying point for a fragmented opposition, it is often pieced back together by the activists, who have been refused a plaque over a regulation that Putin himself circumvented in a different case in 2013.
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JPMorgan Chase sacked the head of its government debt trading desk and another employee after they allegedly circumvented the bank's compliance procedures following a disagreement in valuing certain trades, said people familiar with the matter.
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Some Iraqi companies had successfully circumvented the United Nations-imposed sanctions and smuggled date syrup out of their country, but the labels of their final products on the shelves of foreign stores were typically tweaked.
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But under possible solutions studied by staff of the euro zone's 19 national central banks, this constraint may be circumvented by stripping central banks of their voting rights, two sources familiar with the matter said.
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Dismayed by Swiss foot-dragging, the European Commission has already barred EU-based investors from trading on Swiss stock exchanges -- a measure the Swiss circumvented by outlawing the trading of Swiss shares on EU markets.
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"I was actually, to be honest, angry with him," Hill said about confronting Gordon Sondland, Trump's ambassador to the EU, about how he circumvented agency processes when conducting diplomacy with Ukraine on behalf of Trump.
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While Mexican authorities said before the caravan's arrival that anyone who entered the country "in an irregular manner" could be subject to apprehension and deportation, many migrants from the caravan appear to have circumvented authorities.
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"He fought with people, he circumvented the legislature and went to the ballot measure, he compromised, he tried for spending caps, rainy day funds, raising taxes, cutting programs, working with the Republicans, working with the Democrats."
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Andrew M. Cuomo, who rarely passes up a chance to get under the skin of Mr. de Blasio, a political rival, circumvented the process altogether, saying he would have the state pay for a Cabrini statue.
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In 1985, Mr. Trump circumvented New York State campaign-finance laws by making a $30,000 donation, through several Trump companies, to Andrew Stein, the Manhattan borough president who was running for president of the City Council.
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They have also long circumvented rules and learned to avoid using cash - parties get donors to acquire equipment for rallies directly, or local traders to buy gifts for would-be voters, such as mobile phone credits.
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While Facebook cited hate speech violations for its removal of four InfoWars-related pages, YouTube said Jones circumvented a prior 90-day live-streaming ban by using other channel owners' accounts, leading to its permanent ban.
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The vote effectively killed a discharge petition — which would have circumvented leadership and forced votes on four immigration measures, with the one receiving the most votes being sent to the Senate — introduced by Curbelo in May.
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But that ban has been circumvented by smuggling ships and by the transfer of 12 North Korean ships to Chinese ownership, allowing them to dock at Chinese and other ports, a longtime trader, Mr. Yu, said.
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In February, a judge ordered the FBI to reveal the full malware code it used to identify visitors of a dark web child pornography site, including the exploit that circumvented the protections of the Tor Browser.
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Mr. Cuomo blamed Nycha's delayed repairs of its aging buildings on years of mismanagement and a "maze of bureaucracy," which he said could be circumvented with the appointment of an independent entity through an emergency declaration.
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According to the Bureau of Investigative Journalism, last year U.S. airstrikes more than tripled in Yemen and Somalia, where the Trump administration circumvented restrictions on operations outside war zones that were put in place in 2013.
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The standoff ended when Trump circumvented Congress and declared a national emergency, which he said allowed him to divert money appropriated for other programs to construct the wall, a major plank of his 2016 election campaign.
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The U.S. Commerce Department also said Tuesday that tariffs would be imposed on steel from Vietnam that was originally produced in South Korea or Taiwan, saying that those had circumvented U.S. anti-dumping and anti-subsidy duties.
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Noel Canning took its case to the Supreme Court, which in 2014 ruled that Obama's appointments were unlawful because he had circumvented the Senate by naming the board members when the legislative chamber was not formally adjourned.
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Figures from the e-safety commissioner show 34 per cent of kids aged 8-13 have circumvented age-restriction requirements to access social media and of that cohort 11 per cent list Twitter as their preferred service.
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But in conversations with Motherboard, online knife sellers were sceptical of the ban, saying it could be easily circumvented, might not tackle much knife crime, and wouldn't necessarily keep weapons out of the hands of violent individuals.
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And government watchdog groups pointed out that by skipping the legally required three-day public review period — which the governor circumvented this week with messages of necessity — the budget skidded past the deadline by days, not hours.
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But a judge on Tuesday ordered Clinton's top aides to be questioned under oath about the private email server she set up as secretary of State that violated government policy and circumvented the Freedom of Information Act.
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Government officials and lenders knowingly circumvented these requirements, though it is yet to be seen if the Board's members - some of whom authorized part of the territory's debt in the past - will take up the matter objectively.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump circumvented Congress on Friday by declaring an emergency over Iran and moving forward with arms sales to Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Jordan that had been blocked by Congress since last year.
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Before the caravan's arrival, Mexican authorities said that anyone who entered their country "in an irregular manner" could be subject to apprehension and deportation, but many migrants from the caravan appear to have circumvented authorities so far.
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In the past, the Great Firewall has used technology to disrupt VPNs, and Beijing has shut down Chinese VPNs and even aimed a huge cyberattack at a well-known foreign site hosting code that circumvented the filters.
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Poland's existing laws are so restrictive that last year, the international abortion rights organization Women on Web launched the first-ever "abortion drone" to deliver abortion medication from Germany to Poland in a way that circumvented Poland's laws.
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The society I grew up in was a microcosm of the show's world, one where women circumvented their established roles of wife, mother, and helper not by demolishing them, but by inventing their own communities within those roles.
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America's best prospect, Christian Pulisic, circumvented the regulation by obtaining a Croatian passport—which, it should be noted, is perfectly legal—so he could play in Europe at 218, a common maneuver for foreigners to circumvent Article 19.
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"To permit the government to freeze Luis's untainted assets would unleash a principle of constitutional law that would have no obvious stopping place" because the right to counsel of choice could be easily circumvented through a court order.
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"Halliburton committed to using a particular supplier that posed significant FCPA risks and a company vice president circumvented important internal accounting controls to get the deal done quickly," said Antonia Chion, associate director in the SEC's Enforcement Division.
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Nuclear-capable North Korea has a fast accelerating missile development program and Japanese officials have been worried that its ballistic missile defenses (BMD) could be overwhelmed by swarm attacks or be circumvented by warheads launched on lofted trajectories.
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Convinced the statues needed to come down, city leaders circumvented a state law preventing their removal by selling the parkland to a nonprofit group — a creative solution that Republican leaders of the Tennessee House branded as potentially illegal.
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"(Uber) has circumvented the rules for a number of years and so it is hard to see what they can prove in just 21 days when they haven't been able to do so for several years," he added.
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According to the Post, Spencer circumvented Esper and privately told the White House that he would ensure Gallagher would be able to retire as a SEAL as long as White House officials did not intervene in the case.
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"When he realized he couldn't legally purchase a firearm, Eric McGinnis circumvented our gun laws by 3-D printing his weapon, eliminating the need for a background check," United States Attorney Erin Nealy Cox said in the statement.
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Mr. Cuomo's announcement circumvented the authority's board, even though the governor has insisted over and over that he does not actually run the subway, in a move that could further damage the Metropolitan Transportation Authority's already dim credibility.
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But it falls well short of what trade deals normally demand of US partner countries in terms of legal reforms to protect multinationals' intellectual property, or the way domestic legal processes are circumvented to protect American investments abroad.
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He points to rising rates of ad-blocking in the U.K. as a big pain point for local advertisers — and one he reckons can be circumvented by convincing Brits of the benefits of licensing their personal data to advertisers.
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The agency said in a statement that it had found corrosion-resistant steel products and cold-rolled steel produced in Vietnam using substrate of South Korean or Taiwanese origin that had circumvented U.S. anti-dumping and anti-subsidy duties.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Philip Morris International Inc's Indian partner charges machinery-related costs for manufacturing its Marlboro cigarettes in India, the company said on Wednesday, following a Reuters article that showed it may have circumvented foreign direct investment rules.
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Whatever privacy built into dating apps is easily circumvented if users can be contacted via other, less secure social media sites, and it's not difficult for some creep to register a dummy account just to message users somewhere else.
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As you may have noticed over the last few days — I sure did — Facebook recently incorporated a sneaky change to the way its ads are displayed that disguised them as ordinary content and circumvented ad blocking software in browsers.
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During the past few decades, it has bought small and midsized television-station operators and then circumvented regulations by setting up shell companies that on paper appear to be separate entities but over which Sinclair exerts almost total control.
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It is important to keep in mind too that this was very much a political decision in both countries, and, in the case of the Solomon Islands, the process — which was meant to have included public consultations — was circumvented.
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These laws are circumvented with regularity and impunity, as employed physicians are regularly pressured by hospital administrators to prevent "leakage"—the referral of patients to physicians or facilities outside of a doctor's hospital system or other associated medical network.
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"In a highly integrated financial market such as in the EU, where financial intermediaries operate across borders, non-reciprocation could lead to macroprudential policy measures being circumvented and undermine a level playing field among financial intermediaries," the ESRB said.
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With Mr. Trump unconstrained by the international norms he disdains or the diplomatic institutions he has largely circumvented, and with Mr. Kim's domestic political considerations almost entirely unknown, it is difficult to articulate even the range of possible outcomes.
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Memphis had circumvented a state law prohibiting the removal of historical monuments by selling the parks that held statues of Nathan Bedford Forrest, the first head of the Ku Klux Klan; Jefferson Davis, president of the Confederacy; and Capt.
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Fiona Hill, Trump's former top Russia adviser, told House investigators that Giuliani circumvented NSC staff and other career diplomats while overseeing a "shadow foreign policy" on Ukraine that she claimed aimed to help the president politically, according to reports.
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The government circumvented open bidding and awarded an overinflated contract for the branding of the 116 new buses to Smarttys Management and Productions, a company owned by Selassie Ibrahim, the wife of the former minister for food and agriculture.
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After hearing MedPAC's plans for future recommendations, I hope that Congress and the administration will step in to ensure that the existing statute protecting patients from denied access to care based on flawed cost-effectiveness analyses is not circumvented.
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I.) and Tom Carper (D-Del.) demanding an investigation into whether the EPA circumvented the Trump administration's order saying that anyone in government cannot "participate in any particular matter" in which they had lobbied in the previous two years.
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"The defendants at different times and in different ways circumvented the law to gain unfair advantage," added an Inspector André Boulanger at the press conference, in some cases obtaining gifts or political financing in exchange for awarding public contracts.
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On YouTube, Facebook, drone forums, and Slack groups around the internet, hackers have published instructions for altering the firmware on DJI's drones, leading to a rising number of drone pilots who have circumvented flight restrictions imposed by DJI on its products.
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Senate Democrats, the Maryland attorney general, and other groups took the issue to court, arguing that the appointment of a non-Senate-confirmed official violated the Constitution and circumvented the Senate's role in the confirmation process for top executive branch officials.
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Whereas the original version of Revive simply allowed users to play Oculus-exclusive games on other headsets, this updated version of the software designed to bypass the headset check circumvented Oculus' DRM altogether, making it easier to pirate Oculus games.
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It's one of the biggest collections of its kind—a cramped, meticulously-itemized cache that smells like an oaken antique store and serves as a sort of roll call of firearm evolution, which has circumvented an era of breakneck disruption.
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Cloudflare was one of the initial partners in the program, though as Prince noted, there was still a lot to learn for all parties involved, especially because traffic was sometimes routed in very unpredictable ways that circumvented the cost savings mechanisms.
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Even the moderate curbs that were placed upon the lending industry by Kennedy's Sunshine legislation have since been largely circumvented due to "safe harbor" language inserted into Regulation Z of the Truth-in-Lending Laws by the Federal Reserve Bank.
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In a world with many blockchains and hundreds of tradable tokens built on top of them, entire industries are automated through software, venture capital and stock markets are circumvented, entrepreneurship is streamlined and networks gain sovereignty through their own digital currency.
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Compared to other big social networks, Twitter offers people a wide reach but little control over their social interactions — even its blocking system, the main tool for combating harassment, can be circumvented by creating a throwaway account or just logging out.
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Finally, there is every suggestion that the mullahs in Iran, if and when they are convinced that the American sanctions will not be lifted or effectively circumvented, are quite likely to go full tilt toward their own deliverable nuclear force.
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MORE flouted the Constitution, ordering the nation to war in Libya without a congressional resolution, let alone a declaration, and repeatedly circumvented Congress in areas such as immigration — the very act that Obama's defenders now denounce in the Trump administration.
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They're arranged in discrete clusters that look like cities of a fantastical future in which gravity has been circumvented, biological material has been scrubbed from public space, and all signs of human habitation have been sequestered within austere white structures.
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The episode reflects some of the challenges that Mr. Kelly faces in bringing order to a chaotic White House, where policy deliberations are sometimes circumvented when people close to Mr. Trump approach him personally to seek his approval for unorthodox moves.
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After the emergence of Ally's confession and following some emergency reports from those who witnessed his misbehavior, the panel felt obligated to issue a decision more quickly than normal, despite his self-imposed retirement, which circumvented several of their internal processes.
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Correia, along with Lev Parnas, Igor Fruman, and Andrey Kukushkin, was named in an indictment unsealed last week that alleged the four men committed fraud and circumvented campaign finance laws to funnel foreign money to a pro-Trump super PAC.
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Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi is barred by the Constitution from serving as president because her children are foreigners, a prohibition she circumvented by creating the office of state counselor for herself and declaring that the president would report to her.
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With Washington abdicating responsibilities to states and localities, the authors of two new books argue convincingly that New York's Constitution is so riddled with anachronisms and has been so circumvented by legislative exceptions that it finally needs to be overhauled.
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Pochettino circumvented that for years by relying on young players from the club's academy, and in recent years he developed Kane into England's leading forward at the same time he was nurturing young talents like Dele Alli and Harry Winks.
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In the past, the country's so-called Great Firewall has used technology to disrupt VPNs, and Beijing has shut down Chinese VPNs and even aimed a huge cyberattack at a well-known foreign site hosting code that circumvented the filters.
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Related: More than 100 Islamic State fighters reported killed in Afghanistan The attack targeted Afghanistan's Shiite Hazaras, a Muslim minority group who had gathered in thousands in Deh Mazang square to protest against a new power line which circumvented their communities.
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About 2,000 Central American migrants who circumvented Mexican police at a border bridge and swam, forded and floated across the river from Guatemala decided on Saturday to re-form their mass caravan and continue their trek northward toward the United States.
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But depending on how the rules are enforced, how they're written, and the wink-wink manner in which they can be circumvented, they can be used to allow coded racism, misogyny and hate speech, foster an insular community, and crush dissent.
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" Fitzpatrick said the Right of First Refusal law does not appear likely to change: "The recent consultation paper mentions the RFR but appears to rule out any extension of it to houses on the basis that it is easily circumvented.
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This kind of router protection can be circumvented with a lot of time and effort—by a brute-force check on all possible password combinations, for example—but it's likely not something your neighbor is going to go to the trouble of doing.
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Last year, the Times reported that Sri Lanka's previous social media ban was easily circumvented: One official estimated that nearly three million users in Sri Lanka continued accessing social media via Virtual Private Networks, which connect to the internet from outside the country.
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A bipartisan group of U.S. senators introduced 22 joint resolutions condemning weapons sales to Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates without Congressional approval after the Trump administration circumvented lawmakers last month to secure $8.1 billion in arms sales with the two nations.
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When YouTube cracked down on gun videos last year and removed ads from a number of channels, many of those channels circumvented the impact by signing sponsorship deals or starting Patreon accounts, allowing them to continue exactly what they'd been doing before.
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Although the theater's hangar-like space dispels any possibility of intimacy between performers and audience, Mr. Bottari and Mr. Case have smartly circumvented the problem with their set design, shrinking the distance with large projections that emblazon significant imagery above the stage.
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And while password sharing isn't a key tenet, many scholars have circumvented paywalls in other ways; providing PDF copies of their articles, publishing to open-access repositories such as arXiv, or in one extreme case, pirating research to make it free for all.
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The Ukrainian officials claimed that Mr. Yanukovych's government circumvented contracting rules by initially agreeing to pay Skadden a fee that was less than the threshold for competitive bidding — reportedly about $12,000 — then later paying the firm a total of nearly $1.1 million.
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First the Orange County Sheriff's office announced it would publicly disclose the name of every prisoner it releases; that effectively circumvented the sanctuary legislation, which restricts the sheriff's ability to notify federal immigration authorities when releasing prisoners who faced less-serious charges.
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For too long, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has circumvented a policy known as VETS First, refusing to give preference to veteran-owned small businesses despite being directed to by Congress, the Government Accountability Office (GAO) and the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Lawyers for British customers suing Volkswagen AG said on Monday the car maker engaged in an "obvious cheat" when it allegedly fitted cars with a device that circumvented pollution emissions limits, as one of the Britain's biggest consumer lawsuits got under way.
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While these devices can be so intrusive that any attempts to limit this can be circumvented, many of the policy planks within the framework below are very strong, and set a clear benchmark that law enforcement agencies nationwide would do well to heed.
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It probably helps that it chose a bland, corporate locale, a spot unloved and underutilized just outside of Washington, DC. In its negotiations with New York, Amazon circumvented the city council with the help of the mayor, the governor, and the state's economic development arm.
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Twin Peaks reassured viewers that they weren't really watching a soap by showing its characters' obsession with the fictional soap Invitation to Love; movies like Tootsie circumvented soap opera stigma by adopting the genre's structure, but suggesting that the real drama was happening backstage.
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Photo: GettyBritish spy agencies have collected and shared huge databases of personal and social media information on millions of individuals, and effectively circumvented the investigatory body tasked with surveillance oversight, according to documents newly obtained by Privacy International, a London-based consumer advocacy group.
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The "Buy American" provision of the order will reinforce a stricter adherence to laws that require the federal government to purchase American-made products whenever possible White House officials have reportedly complained that such laws have been circumvented over the years with government waivers.
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Current techniques rely on a relatively high fat percentage — as much as 40 percent — to keep chocolate in liquid form during production, but the new method detailed in a study published today suggests that can be circumvented with the clever application of an electric field.
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In particular, Hill testified that officials including Gordon Sondland, the US ambassador to the European Union, circumvented the interagency processes for conducting diplomacy with Ukraine and got in the way of the NSC&aposs efforts, sidestepping the council and leaving its staff in the dark.
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His appointment following Sessions' ouster the day after the midterms circumvented the existing Justice Department hierarchy where Rod Rosenstein would have been next in line, blindsiding lawmakers and stoking fears that Trump's ultimate goal was to dismantle the Mueller probe, which Whitaker now oversees.
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Driving the news: On Monday, Fiona Hill, former senior director for Europe and Russia on President Trump's National Security Council, plans to testify that Rudy Giuliani and EU Ambassador Gordon Sondland circumvented normal process "to pursue a shadow policy on Ukraine," NBC News reports.
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The controversial statute, which went into effect on January 1, was written to reclassify hundreds of thousands of gig workers in California as employees, making them eligible for basic labor rights and protections that tech platforms have conveniently circumvented for years, saving millions of dollars.
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"When lecturing to my class one security researcher described the mentality: 'You have to, like, have an innate understanding that [a security measure is] arbitrary, it's an arbitrary mechanism that does something that's unnatural and therefore can be circumvented in all likelihood,' " she writes.
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General McMaster, for his part, vehemently objected to the way President Johnson and Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara largely circumvented the Security Council's interagency process in formulating and implementing Vietnam policy; it's unlikely he'll abide a similar move by Mr. Bannon and his circle.
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That's all well and good, except that Democratic leaders had slipped something else into the bill: a three-month extension of the Patriot Act, the post-93/11 law that gave the federal government sweeping surveillance and search powers and circumvented traditional law-enforcement rules.
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Mr. Schmidt, the former head of Volkswagen's environmental and engineering center in Michigan, pleaded guilty in August to charges of conspiracy, fraud and violating the Clean Air Act in connection with Volkswagen's systematic scheme to rig vehicles with devices that circumvented federal pollution tests.
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The working group found that NIAAA officials had circumvented an organization called the Foundation for NIH, which is supposed to act as a kind of firewall, soliciting philanthropic and industry funding for large-scale research while preventing those donors from influencing the studies' methods or conclusions.
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And if you still believe that the Clinton campaign "circumvented the rules", rather than played by the rules of a primary and caucus game that was convoluted, unhelpful and byzantine to outsiders in the first place, I'm prescribing you a repeat dose of this John Oliver video.
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Phelps tells PEOPLE he's "not really" getting much sleep now that he has two under 2 in the house, admitting that he sort of circumvented the new-baby all-nighters while training and traveling in preparation for the 2016 Summer Olympic games in Rio de Janeiro.
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Nabil Bank, a lender taken over by an offshore CG proxy in a manner that peeved Nepal's central bank ("My detractors' allegation that I circumvented the law is not completely untrue," concedes Mr Chaudhary), is one of the few listed entities of an otherwise privately-held group.
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These new disclosures add to a growing list of allegations: a $43,000 soundproof booth that violated federal spending laws; pay raises that circumvented the normal government process; the hiring of a staffer who failed to show up for work; and reprisals against whistleblowers who questioned his spending.
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The federal government has shown no interest in requiring manufacturers make it easier to break DRM, which is one of the reasons why the right to repair movement is pursuing state-level legislation to force manufacturers to allow it to be circumvented for the purposes of repair.
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Although Israeli military censors have prevented the news media there from reporting on the strikes, some news outlets have circumvented the censorship by citing a 2016 Bloomberg News report, in which an unnamed former Israeli official said there had been Israeli drone strikes inside of Egypt.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. lawmakers on Wednesday criticized the Pentagon's decision to shift nearly $4 billion from the defense budget to pay for a wall on the border with Mexico, saying that it circumvented Congress' authority and could affect the military's ability to reprogram funds in the future.
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Why it matters: Hill, who left her role as Trump's top Russia aide in August, is expected to testify that Trump's lawyer Rudy Giuliani and U.S. Ambassador to the EU Gordon Sondland "circumvented [the administration] to pursue a shadow foreign policy on Ukraine," according to NBC News.
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The laws have been circumvented before: During World War II, the Census Bureau helped the government round up Americans of Japanese ancestry into internment camps by telling the government how many Japanese Americans were in a given area (thus avoiding telling them about individuals per se).
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While some experimental treatments such as cell transplants and implants of electrical stimulators could help paralyzed people walk again, Dr. Ida Fox, a physician and a surgery professor at the Washington University in St Louis, said that nerve transfers are safe, reliable and circumvented risky spine-level surgery.
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While the White House ended a Barack Obama-era lawsuit to keep Defense Distributed's gun plans off the web, prosecutors in 19 states and the District of Columbia claim that the administration's settlement with the company violated regulatory rules and circumvented their Tenth Amendment right to regulate firearms.
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We found that while Pornhub removed videos when provided with specific links, the video fingerprinting method that Pornhub calls "state-of-the-art" and relies on to automatically moderate its platform can be easily circumvented, allowing anyone to upload Girls Do Porn videos or other non-consensual videos.
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In a closed-door interview with House Foreign Affairs Committee last month, former Secretary of State Rex Tillerson detailed a number of occasions in which White House senior adviser Jared Kushner circumvented the State Department to meet with foreign officials, leaving him in the dark about key policy decisions.
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Daniel Fienberg, The Hollywood Reporter: Shame was the secret ingredient in Da Ali G Show, the obstacle that had to be circumvented to make us believe that the effort Cohen put into devising characters, picking his targets and insinuating himself into their lives on-camera was worth the trouble.
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In addition to alleging that health officials violated Jerome Kunkel's First Amendment rights, the Washington Post reported, the lawsuit also claims that they circumvented due process in implementing the bans, and that they specifically lashed out against the Kunkel family in private meetings, due to their religious beliefs.
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An "act of solidarity" The organizations behind this week's stunt said they carried it out as an "act of solidarity" with women in Northern Ireland who are facing prosecution for having an abortion, and as a demonstration that the country's laws can be easily circumvented with pills ordered online.
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Thanks to the wealth-friendly U.S. campaign finance system, donation caps are as easily circumvented as speed limits, and Adelson's free-spending ways led some Republicans candidates in the 2016 cycle to shamelessly grovel before him, with Marco Rubio emphasizing his support for Israel and opposition to internet gambling.
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By exclusively using a personal email address routed through a private server, Clinton circumvented policies designed to follow federal records laws and might have jeopardized official secrets, the department's Office of the Inspector General said in a report obtained by The Hill ahead of its official publication on Thursday.
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Facebook and Instagram have policies of not accepting paid ads for tobacco products, but the lawsuit alleges that, beginning in 2015, Juul circumvented those rules by paying third-party online publishers like Gawker, HypeBeast, and UrbanDaddy to promote the product through their accounts on those social media platforms.
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The portfolio marks a sharp departure from Mr. Kushner's focus in the early days of the administration, when he sought to be a central driver of administration Middle East policy, acting at times as a shadow secretary of state who circumvented official channels of power within the State Department.
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DeFazio said in his letter that both the 737 Max and the changes to the 787 "suggest that the opinions and expert advice of the FAA&aposs safety and technical experts are being circumvented or sidelined while the interests of Boeing are being elevated by FAA senior management."
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The fact that he circumvented public systems is, in my view, important context for evaluating Clinton's tenure as a cabinet secretary, but the fact that the media is less interested in her relative performance in office than in the availability of her records is 100 percent consistent with my analysis.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — After months of failed Pakistani efforts to broker peace talks with the Taliban, an American drone strike against the leader of the Afghan militants signaled a major break with precedent as the United States circumvented Pakistan in an effort to disrupt the strengthening insurgency, officials said on Sunday.
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"All of the conceptual and linguistic back flips being done here in trying to explain that the virtual world interacts with the real world could be circumvented by instead taking for granted that digital connection is new and different but that it's also part of this one social reality," Mr.Jurgenson wrote.
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When the president could not quickly enlist the support of Robert E. Lighthizer, the United States trade representative, to find a way to make national security an issue with regard to imported automobiles, he circumvented his trade expert and asked Wilbur Ross, the commerce secretary, to carry out an investigation.
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Like Trump, Zelensky has appointed members of his company to official roles, and, like Trump, Zelensky has circumvented the mainstream press, communicating through Instagram, via slick self-produced videos—in which he is, on occasion, in costume as President Holoborodko or "interviewed" by the actor who played the Prime Minister.
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In Trump's July 133 phone call with Volodymyr Zelensky, the new president of Ukraine, a conversation that is now at the center of a congressional impeachment inquiry, Trump circumvented his diplomatic corps and asked the Ukrainian leader to talk instead with Rudy Giuliani, his personal attorney, and Bill Barr, his attorney general.
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In the wake of reports that Google didn't follow normal procedure in the development of a censored search product for China— with execs said to have circumvented standard company procedures and shut out important legal and security staffers from deliberations — the search giant has announced a revamping of its internal review processes.
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Amazon showed up for a fiery city council hearing, where it — along with New York City's Economic Development Corporation — was peppered with questions ranging from how the deal circumvented the council, what Amazon will do for the city, how it will impact quality of life, and why Amazon needs a helicopter pad.
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As critics pointed out when the law was passed, site blocks can be circumvented via new access points and mirror sites as well as VPNs (virtual private networks.) It was an issue Village Roadshow attempted to address in court, asking the judge to ensure new versions of targeted sites would automatically be blocked by ISPs.
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We still do not know how much these candor protections can be circumvented in an investigation that is authorized by an actual House impeachment resolution, but it seems clear that at this point, without an authorizing vote of the whole chamber, the effort led by Nadler and the House Judiciary Committee is destined to fail.
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But the direction of travel for gig economy platforms in Europe looks clear: Away from being freely able to exploit legal loopholes and towards a much more tightly managed framework of employment and workforce welfare regulations to ensure that underlying support structures (such as the UK's national minimum wage) aren't just being circumvented by clever engineering and legal positioning.
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WASHINGTON — Fiona Hill, who was until recently President Donald Trump's top aide on Russia and Europe, plans to tell Congress that Rudy Giuliani and E.U. ambassador Gordon Sondland circumvented the National Security Council and the normal White House process to pursue a shadow policy on Ukraine, a person familiar with her expected testimony told NBC News.
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She was there pumping through the speakers as you circumvented cross-gender interaction to the sound of Destiny's Child's "Survivor" at the school disco; she was there to accompany the naive euphoria of your tween crushes with "Crazy in Love"; and she was there to pave over the destruction of a generation's worth of hearts with "Listen".
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Per Bloomberg, on Monday Lasnik extended it until the states' lawsuit, which claims that the settlement did not include reasonable notice to the states and circumvented their Tenth Amendment right to regulate firearms, is resolved:In Monday's ruling, Lasnik criticized the government's argument that the states won't be harmed by publication of the blueprints because the federal government is committed to battling undetectable firearms.
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On Sunday, one of the world's busiest border crossings, San Ysidro, was temporarily closed after hundreds of migrants from Central America eventually circumvented Mexican federal police, crossed a small river, and attempted to cross the border into the US. Some individuals threw objects, including rocks, and US border agents responded by firing tear gas and pepper spray balls at the crowd.
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Mr. Trump circumvented Congress late last month by declaring an emergency over Iran and moving forward with arms sales to Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Jordan that had been blocked by Congress since last year, a decision that immediately drew criticism from lawmakers, who are also furious over the civilian death toll from the Saudi-led air campaign in Yemen.
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In Dark Towers, the scope and diversity of crimes committed by Deutsche in the last 20-odd years is hard to process: It manipulated the Libor rate, bribed Russian state officials, engaged in years of venal mortgage lending, tricked clients into buying faulty products, moved money for corrupt foreigners, helped hedge funds evade taxes, circumvented sanctions, and manipulated currency markets.
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The pharmaceutical industry successfully circumvented the free market by lobbying to limit the government's ability to leverage its significant buying power to negotiate lower drug prices on the prescription drugs it purchases as part of Medicare Part D. Within the Social Security law, the "noninterference clause" prevents the government and specifically, the secretary of Health and Human Services, from negotiating drug prices.
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The now-late comedian and political activist Dick Gregory was one of the first people I interviewed for my new biography of the boxer, Ali: A Life, and he was the one who first pointed out to me how Ali circumvented the media to be heard at a time when black people risked their careers and their lives by speaking out on issues like segregation.
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" Last year London's mayor, Boris Johnson, effectively voiced support for this point of view, writing in The Telegraph that: "At present that law is being systematically broken — or at least circumvented — by the use of the Uber app", and adding: "Until Parliament has the guts to change the law we must uphold the existing and long-standing legal distinctions between black cabs and minicabs.
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Normally, government emails are available to journalists, researchers, and citizens using Freedom of Information Act requests (and its state-level analogues.) "As more local and state governments and their various agencies seek to use Gmail, there is the potential that state public records laws will be circumvented by emails that 'disappear' after a period of time," the National Freedom of Information Coalition wrote in a letter to Google CEO Sundar Pichai.
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Y.) and Bennie ThompsonBennie Gordon ThompsonThe Hill's Morning Report - US coastline readies for Hurricane Dorian to make landfall Gun debate to shape 2020 races Unconfirmed by Senate, Cuccinelli sees power, influence grow on immigration MORE (D-Miss.) wrote to acting DHS Secretary Kevin McAleenan in June questioning whether Cuccinelli's appointment circumvented the Federal Vacancies Reform Act given he had not been Senate confirmed to any other position in the administration.
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"The fact that this private company circumvented federal regulations, claiming that they're facing 'unusual and compelling urgency,' is outrageous," said Ambar Tovar, directing attorney for United Farm Workers Removal Defense Project, which works inside Mesa Verde.. ICE has been struggling to keep its facilities open across California after lawmakers passed a pair of "sanctuary" laws in 2017 that prevent cities and counties from entering into new contracts or from expanding existing agreements with ICE.
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Carlos CurbeloCarlos Luis CurbeloOvernight Energy: Warren edges past Sanders in poll of climate-focused voters | Carbon tax shows new signs of life | Greens fuming at Trump plans for development at Bears Ears monument Carbon tax shows new signs of life in Congress Democratic lawmaker pushes back on Castro's call to repeal law making illegal border crossings a crime MORE (R-Fla.) in April — that would have circumvented leadership and forced votes on four separate immigration proposals.
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Officials involved in the plan attempted to brand it as part of a "Middle East Marshall Plan," a massive effort to rebuild European countries ravaged by World War II. An unnamed senior federal official described it rather differently, according to the Democratic report:Career staff warned that any transfer of nuclear technology must comply with the Atomic Energy Act, that the United States and Saudi Arabia would need to reach a 123 Agreement, and that these legal requirements could not be circumvented.
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Perry Price, the American Craft Council's director of education, deftly suggested as much in a blog post about the MoCC's closure: The craft world's discomfort with the contemporary art world's new interest in fiber or ceramics isn't that the usual gatekeepers or oracles of craft have been circumvented, it is that every "rediscovery" of an "overlooked" career or material dismisses previous critical interpretation, scholarship, and support, the hard work already done, in favor of the dominant historical and critical paradigm in art.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Veterans group backs lawsuits to halt Trump's use of military funding for border wall Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails MORE's former top assistant working on European and Russian issues will reportedly testify to Congress that Trump's top lawyer, Rudy GiulianiRudy GiulianiTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Diplomat who raised Ukraine concerns to testify in Trump impeachment probe Pelosi releases 'fact sheet' saying Trump has 'betrayed his oath of office' MORE, and his associates set up a shadow foreign policy for the Trump administration relating to Ukraine that circumvented the National Security Council (NSC).
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