"But Apple's really just moved the bar on what it deems to be "safe.
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The masquerade is important because "Hamilton" cancels what it deems to be bulk ticket purchases.
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Just don't let a transgender person use what Tomes deems to be the "wrong" bathroom.
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It does not include any individuals that the government deems to be national security risks.
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It then isolates what it deems to be the average best way to close a deal.
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The class does not include any individuals who the government deems to be national security risks.
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Apple has worked with Homeland Security to raid repair shops that use parts it deems to be counterfeit.
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Iran has pledged to block any OPEC supply increase that the country deems to be against its interest.
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The law comes with the threat of jail time and fines for what Russia deems to be offensive speech.
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It is illegal to divert water from the river in wetland areas the government deems to be protected sites.
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This is because a "bitcoin" is just a number and an address that the network deems to be valid.
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Twitter has been hiding replies from what it deems to be suspect or troll accounts for a little while now.
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First, it ordered Amazon to fork over $294 million to Luxembourg for what it deems to be illegal tax benefits.
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The new laws would allow the government to register, penalize, and ban those it deems to be supporting illegal immigration.
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But now, a portion of the Asian-American community is acting in what it deems to be its own interest.
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Nonetheless, Bent seeks damages of nearly $10 million – what he deems to be the current value of his initial $500,000 donation.
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The measure will empower the Department of Commerce to block transactions that it deems to be a threat to national security.
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Lawyers for the class says that it does not include any individuals that the government deems to be national security risks.
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The order will empower the Department of Commerce to block transactions that it deems to be a threat to national security.
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Zuckerberg's response to Trump focused on what he deems to be Facebook's positive influence on public discourse, specifically last year's election.
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On its website, Cal Fire lists more than 200 cities which it deems to be in "very high fire hazard" severity zones.
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Trump has promised to roll back all of President Obama's regulations that he deems to be harmful, including his climate change agenda.
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The Chainalysis data separates out coins it deems to be lost or unused for years — which total 103m bitcoin, worth about $210bn.
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But Mr. Trump's harsh words may be part of a negotiating strategy to get what he deems to be better trade deals.
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Beijing periodically clamp down on what it deems to be illegal fundraising schemes, including online peer-to-peer lending platforms and pyramid schemes.
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An Israeli cabinet minister said on Thursday that Israel could fire upon any Syrian forces it deems to be violating the truce deal.
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"The Exhibit prohibits any music that it deems to be too far away from being relatively mainstream/chart music," the booking statement read.
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Turkey has been shelling positions held in northern Syria by Kurdish militias that it deems to be extensions of the Kurdistan Workers' Party.
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Maezawa, whom Forbes deems to be the 22nd-richest person in Japan, is the creator of a popular fashion retail site called Zozotown.
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As such, it says it focuses on returning what it deems to be the best search results, rather than the most search results.
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The Heritage Foundation is against labeling of genetically engineered food, banning trans fats, and what is deems to be "overreach" by the FDA.
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There's a distinct difference between cadging from the cash drawer and putting in what an onlooker deems to be a subpar level of effort.
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In the wake of the failed coup, Erdogan is likely to purge the military of coup-backers and others he deems to be disloyal.
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And in Sydney, the nation's largest and most expensive city, affordability, or lack thereof, hit what the group deems to be a "critical level".
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Whitaker can request briefings on any investigative or prosecutorial steps and block actions that he deems to be inappropriate or unwarranted under department practices.
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Among those are the CFPB's ability to bar any financial product in deems to be "abusive," and its ability to gather consumer financial data.
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"However, Tsipras will have the advantage of determining the timing of the next vote and approve legislation he deems to be 'vital'," Piccoli also said.
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It will also rely more heavily on sources the company deems to be "authoritative," rather than featuring the most popular or click bait-y video.
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Since 2013 the number of countries that the IMF deems to be in "debt distress" or at high risk of it has doubled to 14.
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In front of her is arrayed what she deems to be the ultimate Christmas cheeseboard, and I have to confess, I'm quite excited by it.
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The self-governed island — which Beijing deems to be a renegade Chinese province — is one of many flashpoints in the rivalry between the world's two superpowers.
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A man who is so petty he goes after people who he deems to be his enemy, like an imaginary friend of a 6-year-old?
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In June, his government passed what it dubbed the "Stop Soros" law, criminalizing NGOs it deems to be supporting illegal immigration by providing assistance to migrants.
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Regardless, the company has been under tremendous pressure in recent months as the Iranian government insists on the removal of what it deems to be immoral content.
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Mr Bolsonaro's admiration for the dictatorship stems in part from his antipathy for the political left, which he deems to be a source of immorality and corruption.
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But defenders of the law have noted that the Trump administration could choose to relax enforcement of portions of the law it deems to be too restrictive.
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The United States has continued to conduct freedom of navigation operations, which involve sailing ships through waters to challenge what Washington deems to be overzealous maritime claims.
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The decline comes amid renewed efforts led by the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) to crack down on what it deems to be "vulgar" or "inappropriate" content.
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In Russia's new strategy, the "basic" scenario – which it deems to be the most feasible - shows emissions growing from now until 20503, climbing about 22050% from 22050.
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Instead she again chose to be divisive at a time of deep pain for everyone and went after millions of Americans she deems to be the enemy.
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It doesn't let you push a button for your floor and forces you to wait for whichever elevator its mysterious brain deems to be in your interest.
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His words have also become an accelerant on the playing field of sports, in his public criticism of black athletes he deems to be unpatriotic or ungrateful.
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Hostilities over the frontier have soared since Palestinians began mass-demonstrations on March 30, which Israel deems to be cover for attempts to breach the border fence.
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To qualify, borrowers have to make 10 years of on-time payments and work for an employer the Department of Education deems to be serving the public good.
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The Islamic State has used this concept to justify the killing of other Muslims, be they Shiites or fellow Sunnis whom the group deems to be insufficiently devout.
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Companies must also prevent the live-streaming of any type of content the authorities say is objectionable and label as "false" anything the government deems to be so.
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The law allows the government to step in and place duties on those imports so they can only be sold at prices the government deems to be fair.
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President Trump reportedly gave German Chancellor Angela Merkel an invoice for over £300 billion in what he deems to be owed contributions to NATO, per The Times of London.
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Hostilities over the Israel-Gaza frontier have soared since Palestinians began mass-demonstrations on March 30, which Israel deems to be cover for attempts to breach the border fence.
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Lawmakers also passed a bill that would force websites to immediately remove any "false, publicly important information" that a government watchdog deems to be a threat to public order.
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During the interview for her and husband Kanye West's September Harper's Bazaar cover, the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star revealed what she deems to be her ultimate hidden talent.
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The second draft law would give authorities the power to block websites if they fail to comply with requests to remove information that the state deems to be factually inaccurate.
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Expect the defense to argue that the requirement that the witnesses be truthful really means the witnesses must testify to whatever they think the prosecution deems to be the truth!
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The chief content officer's metric for success, then, needs to be how many targeted voters have seen the information the campaign deems to be critical to getting that person's vote.
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China would deepen reform but will not yield on issues it deems to be its core national interests, a commentary in the ruling Communist Party's official newspaper said on Wednesday.
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The blacklist, the first of its kind in Denmark, arose from legislation passed last year allowing bans on foreign religious figures the government deems to be a danger to public security.
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Gross says that Amazon and other e-commerce sites have gotten into the bad habit of showing consumer reviews that it deems to be the most relevant, not the most recent.
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Clinton both sent and received information the State Department now deems to be classified, including the privately shared thoughts of foreign leaders, as well as highly classified U.S. intelligence agency secrets.
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Tension apparently circles around GFG's prioritization of investment in more developed markets, like the Middle East, over parts of Southeast Asia which it deems to be less capable of returning value.
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Since then, the party has been working in overdrive to tamp down content that it deems to be foreign, crude, vulgar or not in the best spirit of the Chinese people.
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Mark Schofer Providence, R.I. To the Sports Editor: If the N.B.A. is genuinely concerned about human rights, it will be interesting to see which city's "climate" it deems to be satisfactory.
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In the letter, he details an exhaustive list of what he deems to be his accomplishments during his short tenure, from expanded mental health treatment to a free campus bus service.
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Several vessels and artifacts outside the trailers that were on loan were reclaimed recently by the Navy, but not the Ling, which the Navy deems to be property of the museum.
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TEL AVIV (Reuters) - Israel's Justice Ministry is drafting legislation that would enable it to order Facebook, YouTube, Twitter and other social media to remove online postings it deems to be inciting terrorism.
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The move came after President Donald Trump unveiled a list of Chinese imports that he aims to target as part of a crackdown on what he deems to be unfair trade practices.
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Then in May, President Donald Trump signed an executive order saying US firms could not use telecom gear from sources the administration deems to be a national security threat, such as Huawei.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's tourism authority has urged accommodation companies to review their websites and apps to fix what Beijing deems to be inaccurate labeling of Taiwan or other Chinese-claimed territories as countries.
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She has a large following among Christians who believe in the "prosperity gospel," which teaches that God blesses people he deems to be of strong faith with wealth, good health and other gifts.
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Last year, CFIUS launched a pilot program under which filings for review for certain types of investments in some U.S. technology companies it deems to be of critical importance are no longer optional.
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If a student earns at least a 43 out of 5 on an AP exam — what the College Board deems to be a "qualified " score — they may be eligible to receive college credit.
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Human rights advocates are concerned about a new bill in Singapore that would force websites to run corrections or even "cut off profits" for publishing what the government deems to be false information.
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Hirshman has written a timely and readable volume on an urgent subject, but her disdain for anyone she deems to be the wrong kind of feminist can be so potent that it's corrosive.
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The long and the short of it is this: Coach Carlson has no interested in coaching or mentoring teenagers who, based on minimal personal and electronic interactions, she deems to be bad kids.
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In the United Kingdom, the Daily Mirror, a left-leaning tabloid, has frequently set loose a staffer in a very elaborate chicken suit to pester Tory politicians it deems to be dodging them.
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Any money going to Pdvsa — including from its United States subsidiary, Citgo — would be put into accounts that could be used by what the Trump administration deems to be the legitimate Venezuelan government.
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"The optics of China funding projects in territory that Delhi deems to be disputed is likely to be seen as highly provocative in India," said Pratyush Rao, senior South Asia analyst at Control Risks.
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And alarmingly, history has taught us that includes accepting the persecution of those who the authoritarian leader deems to be the enemy of the people -- be it a free press, religious minorities, immigrants, etc.
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He routinely credits Twitter for his political success, calling it a "tremendous platform" that allows him to circumvent what he deems to be unfair media coverage and speak directly to his base of supporters.
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But the US warrant alleges the tanker was part of a scheme involving "illicit shipments to Syria from Iran by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC)," which it deems to be a terrorist organization.
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"We have to restore some balance between what the executive deems to be an important project and members of Congress representing the pieces of the American puzzle, what they represent in their areas," said Rep.
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Nate's a supplement guy who's dedicated his life to slinging nutritional pills and powders that have not been approved by what he deems to be the "inept, deplorable, and useless" FDA all over the country.
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One legislator worries that its "totally unnecessary" introduction may provide a pretext for the government to disqualify China-sceptic members-elect who fail to demonstrate what it deems to be sufficient respect for the song.
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Once a year, the Office of the US Trade Representative issues a report highlighting what it deems to be the most "notorious" online and offline markets contributing to copyright infringement and counterfeiting around the globe.
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It's a move that comes on the heels of the platform's recent introduction of warning labels on tweets that Twitter deems to be in the public interest, despite otherwise being in violation of site rules.
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Last year Italy said it wanted a say in some of TIM's strategic decisions on assets which Rome deems to be of national importance in a move seen as a way of reining in Vivendi's influence.
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The host's frequent and vocal support for Trump has made him a favorite for the president, who regularly attacks the news media as "fake news" over stories he deems to be overly critical of his administration.
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The company claims that many people seemed to be creating fake shell accounts for the sole purpose of the scheme, and it is now in the process of unlocking those that it deems to be legitimate.
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The move came less than 24 hours after President Donald Trump unveiled a list of Chinese imports that he aims to target as part of a crackdown on what he deems to be unfair trade practices.
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Iran, which has pledged to block any OPEC supply increase that the country deems to be against its interests, says it has found new buyers for its oil and its crude output has fallen only slightly.
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For example, the ethics board could advise against using AI-driven applications in areas that Google deems to be potentially profitable, or recommend constraints on AI that severely limit the scope and future potential of its products.
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They also mirror some restrictions in South Korea, which, despite being one of the world's most Internet-crazy countries, also bans North Korean websites and a wide variety of what the government deems to be adult content.
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One essential task, as true today as it has ever been, is the need to ignore the judgment brigade instantly clamoring for blame to be assigned to whomever it deems to be the villain of the hour.
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Looking back on Josie and the Pussycats as someone who has lived through being a teenage girl and is now what society deems to be a grown up, I see it as a work of high art.
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TheCityUK document favors a deal that would build on and go beyond existing so-called equivalence regimes, whereby UK financial firms could continue to serve European customers if they complied with rules the EU deems to be equal.
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TheCityUK document favors a deal that would build on and go beyond existing so-called equivalence regimes, whereby UK financial firms could continue to serve European customers if they complied with rules the EU deems to be equal.
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"Pompeo's expression of concern about what he deems to be a cover-up by #Iran over #corona comes while no exact news about the truth of #Ain al-Asad...has been published by the White House," Shamkhani tweeted.
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This is who we elected president of the United States, a man who is so petty that he has to go after people who he deems to be his enemy, like an imaginary friend of a 6-year-old.
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READ: One year on: Catalans on their referendum and the violence that followed The party, which formed in 2013, also operates a blacklist of media outlets it deems to be critical, banning them from covering rallies or visiting Vox offices.
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The company's lawyers at ZwillGen argue that under New York law, which governs the company's consumer contracts, state courts have the authority to conduct a threshold review of arbitration demands and to permanently stay claims the court deems to be untimely.
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In his 2016 book, "While America Slept: Restoring American Leadership to a World in Crisis," Mr. O'Brien details what he deems to be the foreign policy failures of the Obama administration and the potential for the Republican Party to regain power.
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In his 2016 book, "While America Slept: Restoring American Leadership to a World in Crisis," Mr. O'Brien details what he deems to be the foreign policy failures of the Obama administration and the potential for the Republican Party to regain power.
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Here's how the program works: If you take out a federal student loan, you have your loans forgiven after making 210 years of on-time payments and working for an employer the Department of Education deems to be serving the public good.
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The head of the Tehran's Revolutionary Court said those sharing protest videos with Alinejad – who Tehran deems to be acting on behalf of the United States – could be imprisoned for up to a decade under laws relating to cooperating with an enemy state.
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" Mr. Bowman runs a blog dedicated to "a more rigorous analysis" of impeachment than the one found in the mainstream news media, which he, as a scholar of the subject and a law professor at University of Missouri, deems to be "poorly informed.
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After paying for clothes that this partner deems to be in high-quality condition — it has plenty of options, thanks to the more than 20 billion pounds of clothing that Americans donate each year — Kids on 45th puts its staff of 15 stylists to work.
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Watch Angelina Godoy's interview on Anderson Cooper Full Circle at 5pm ET For more than a decade, ICE has been taking a small number of immigrant teens it deems to be dangerous far from their families and detaining them for months at a time.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS IDRS, VR, SENIOR DEBT, SUPPORT RATING The RWE on Banco BPI's Long-Term IDR reflects rating upside potential in case the voluntary tender offer results in CaixBank taking control of Banco BPI, which Fitch currently deems to be the most likely scenario.
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Yet, the 28503 percent U.S. minimum tax would be ineffective because the $22019 billion in total foreign profits of the U.S. multinational would be reduced by $400 million in what the Senate Finance Committee bill deems to be "routine" returns of roughly $400 million.
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"This is who we elected president of the United States, a man who is so petty that he has to go after people who he deems to be his enemy, like an imaginary friend of a 6-year-old," Lemon said in an under-two-minute monologue.
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" Echoing what is arguably a larger problem of society in general, Budz mentions the correlation between being attractive and successful in the art world: "People with non-normative bodies are not given the same opportunities or voice as people who society deems to be more physically attractive.
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And Breitbart in particular has positioned itself as not just a pro-Trump website but one that will continue to stand up against "globalism," offer friendly coverage of the "alt-right," and denounce Republican leaders it deems to be sellouts — like Paul Ryan — after the election.
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Here's how the public-service loan forgiveness works: If you take out a federal student loan, you have your loans forgiven after making 10 years of on-time payments and by working for an employer the Department of Education deems to be serving the public good.
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Unfortunately, those same objections are also likely to apply to the revised version of the executive order that Mr. Trump promised on Thursday, which will share with its predecessor the goal of "immediately protecting the country" — presumably by keeping out people from countries he deems to be a threat.
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Egypt has stepped up a crackdown on media outlets it deems to be publishing reports that might harm national security, as the country approaches an election where President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi is virtually guaranteed a second term, and the military fights to crush Islamic State militants in the Sinai Peninsula.
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While tariffs are being enacted due in part to what the White House deems to be a threat to national security, one could argue that a weakened capacity of U.S. manufacturing due to a labor shortage could be considered a far more serious threat to the security of our nation.
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She is also responsible for keeping Mr. Kelly's no-fly list of aides he deems to be unfit to attend serious meetings, the most prominent of whom is Omarosa Manigault, the former "Apprentice" star with an ill-defined job and a penchant for dropping into meetings where she was not invited.
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Additionally, as President-elect Trump has floated the idea of new rules restricting investment and slapping double-digit tariffs on goods from countries that engage in trade practices he deems to be unfair, a description of the triggers for these measures would be helpful for spelling out his administration's trade policies.
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It can make our friends' photos more or less ubiquitous; it can punish posts filled with self-congratulatory musings and banish what it deems to be hoaxes; it can promote video rather than text; it can favor articles from the likes of the New York Times or BuzzFeed, if it so desires.
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But, real quickly, then, on the president then fingering these former Obama administration intelligence officials, that I guess you would have to prove -- or maybe you don&apost have to prove -- that they monetarily took advantage of that information they had, or is this his own political witch-hunt to something he deems to be a political witch-hunt?
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McGregor's outlandish comments made him instantly comparable to Mayweather Jr. But, the American took umbrage to the fact the Irishman was lauded for his ability to build big fights by making potentially controversial statements, while he was often criticised for it in what he deems to be a racially-based double standard in the combat sports world.
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From there, Koenig introduces each of the main players in depth: Anna herself, belligerent and no-nonsense but with a wry sense of irony about her fate; Russ, her plainspoken attorney, who's baffled by the prosecutor's insistence on pursuing the case; the prosecutor, Jennifer, who's offended by what she deems to be Russ's patronizing attitude toward her as a younger female colleague.
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The Trump administration has been aggressive from its first days in trying to punish cities it deems to be sanctuaries and has used escalating rhetoric to blame those cities for violence, but it has repeatedly been rebuked by the courts, with federal judges in California, Illinois and Pennsylvania blocking various administration efforts to restrict federal funds to cities it perceives to be uncooperative.
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As a quasi-political advocacy organization, it's devoted to exposing hypocrisy and what it deems to be irrationalism and cultic group behavior in all its forms, from the Christian right to "sham" mental health practitioners who, as during the Satanic panic, use "recovered memories" to convince patients they have suffered childhood sexual or spiritual abuse at the hands of imaginary cults.
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"Our biggest concern here is that Trump will be minded to impose 'countervailing tariffs' on the European auto sector in coming months, justified on the premise that the Commerce Department has recently granted itself the power to do just this is response to what it deems to be countries that keep their currencies artificially depressed," said Ray Attrill, head of foreign exchange strategy at the National Australia Bank.
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On the other side of the divide is Hamas, led by a popular hardliner, 54-year-old Ismail Haniyeh, who asserts that a spiritual and territorial "liberation" will be possible only through a two-pronged strategy of violence and strict adherence to Islamic law (which has included deploying "modesty police" to beat unmarried Gazans seen socializing with members of the opposite sex or who fail to wear what Hamas deems to be modest clothing).
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During a press conference after the vote, Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiRepublican group targets Graham in ad calling for fair Senate trial Trump attacks Schumer at fiery rally in Michigan Schumer, Pelosi to meet as Democrats debate tactics MORE (D-Calif.) refused to say when — or even if — the House will deliver the articles to the Senate amid speculation that it may attempt to hold onto them as leverage so the Senate will hold what it deems to be a fair trial, which is expected to start next month.
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He also vows to end a slew of Trump's toughest anti-immigrant policies: the "public charge" rule making it more difficult for low-income immigrants to enter and settle in the US; his travel ban on individuals from seven countries he deems to be national security threats; and restrictions on asylum including the Migrant Protection Protocols, under which Trump has sent tens of thousands of migrants back to Mexico to wait for their court hearings in the US. Biden proposes reforms to the legal immigration system, including a plan to create a new visa category that would allow cities counties to apply for higher levels of immigrants.
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CPU: Intel Core i9-8950HK or Core i7-143H or Core i5-8300H Display: 15.6-inch 4K (3840 x 2160) LCD or 1080p LCD; optional touchscreen Graphics: Nvidia GeForce GTX 1050 Ti 4GB Dimensions: 73mm x 251mm x 18.9mm Weight: 1.88kg Memory: Up to 213GB Storage: 22016TB or 2132GB PCIe SSD, 2100GB or 214GB SATA SSD Wireless: 214ac Gigabit Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 10503 Ports: 21050x USB Type-A, 23x USB 215 Gen 2 Type-C with Thunderbolt 3, 1x HDMI 1.4, MicroSD card reader Audio: Harman Kardon-certified Asus SonicMaster Premium audio system Battery: 71Wh, rated for 10 hours Beside having a touchpad it deems to be the next step in adaptive computing, Asus has plenty of other good things to boast about with the ZenBook Pro.
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