Police can use these loopholes to delay or deny access to records.
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They have pledged to deny access to Planned Parenthood; they have pledged to deny access to safe and legal abortion; they want to repeal the Affordable Care Act, which is providing millions of women now no-cost birth control.
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Facebook said the request was overly broad, hence its decision to deny access.
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Next-generation networks could deny access to any device without a valid identifier.
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Within sensitive use, we look at, does this technology deny access to services?
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They have pledged to deny access to Planned Parenthood; they have pledged to deny access to safe and legal abortion; they want to repeal the Affordable Care Act, which is providing birth control with no copay to millions of women.
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It's irresponsible to deny access to paid sick days this year or any year.
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You can block or deny access to data and apps based on location or habit.
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Yet, you have consistently voted to deny access to abortion care, even when against medical advice.
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Immigration featured prominently: Membership in the European Union means the UK cannot deny access to European workers.
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It's unfair to deny access to abortion care while simultaneously degrading the social services needed to raise children.
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This struck me as unreasonable, to dangle the prospect of a beautiful thing, only to deny access to it.
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Keep in mind that Priority Pass reserves the right to deny access to its lounges if they are overcrowded.
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"This is just the latest congressional proposal that threatens to deny access to students who seek career skills," Gunderson said.
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Continuing to deny access to this saving grace would be a tragic scandal, which Mr. Douthat seems blind to see.
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That means if there's anyone you want to deny access to, you have to remove them from your followers list.
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The FBI failed to provide or formally deny access to the records within the time period allowed under the federal statute.
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Being uncomfortable with someone else's gender identity or expression is not a lawful reason to deny access to bathrooms or facilities.
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Pruitt's "lack of transparency and willingness to deny access to Members of Congress and the media is deeply troubling," he wrote.
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At the same time, Trump complains loudly about unfair media treatment, and threatens to deny access to journalistic organizations that cross him.
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A 1982 United States Supreme Court decision found that schools cannot deny access to public education on the basis of immigration status.
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But the Bureau later found that a range of student loan industry practices "delay, defer or deny access" to the financial relief.
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Iran uses mines, swarming ships and suicide watercraft to harass ships and deny access to critical waterways such as the Persian Gulf.
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This fighting has been waged out of sight, as Egyptian authorities deny access to media and outside independent observers, including US embassy officials.
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But last year, the agency reported that a range of student loan industry practices "delay, defer or deny access" to that consumer protection.
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Last fall, CGS Administrators, a MAC which covers medical equipment in 38 states, put forward a plan to deny access to certain prosthetics.
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A key way to do that is deny access to their credit reports by placing a "credit-file freeze" with the credit bureaus.
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But last year, the agency reported that a range of student loan industry practices "delay, defer or deny access" to that consumer protection.
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The ultimate threat would be "secondary sanctions" that deny access to the American banking system, making it impossible to handle transactions denominated in dollars.
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"Borrowers have identified a range of student loan industry practices that delay, defer, or deny access to expected debt relief," according to the report.
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It would also mean that broadcasters would not be able to deny access to their networks by these online distributors, provided they pay retransmission fees.
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This particular harness flatters my body perfectly and its adjustability allows me the choice to access or intentionally deny access to my most sensitive parts.
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Based on all of that, it makes regular recommendations to either deny access to new apps or adjust the settings on existing apps for privacy settings.
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The city of Anchorage, Alaska, has agreed to let a faith-based women's shelter deny access to transgender women following a legal battle that ended Monday.
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Hong Kong (CNN)China is taking steps to curb online gaming addiction by ordering arcades and computer cafes to deny access to minors outside public holidays.
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Progressives are defending the right of localities to deny access and information to U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents and are celebrating defiance of immigration raids.
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Providers that deny access to medication—and don't offer informed consent about the fact that only medication cuts the death rate in half—need to be sued.
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In the post-neutrality Wild West, there's little keeping these companies from acting to privilege content from their own subsidiaries or even deny access to competitors' services.
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The Congressional Budget Office doesn't think Medicare negotiations for prescription drugs would save much money unless the government is willing to restrict or deny access to some drugs.
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Allowing those oligopolists to control the content consumers want while simultaneously allowing them to deny access to competing content is a recipe for higher prices and stagnated innovation.
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Utilization reviewers, and insurance benefit companies will deny access to rehabilitation to many individuals when they leave the hospital because they are deemed not yet ready for rehabilitation.
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And just as newspapers have the right to refuse advertising, internet hosting services have the right to deny access to political candidates (or anybody else) they don't like.
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The move at some plants "is not necessarily linked with the terrorist attacks," said nuclear control agency spokeswoman Nele Scheerlinck, noting the decision to deny access usually takes weeks.
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It seeks to "ensure that governments cannot deny access to the internet for their citizens, and has been successful in restoring access in a number of places," says York.
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The agency said companies on the list may be using FDA safety regulations and other tactics to deny access to their medicines from generic drugmakers hoping to copy them.
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If Beijing were to deny access to ships or planes which are operating in accordance with international law, that could also trigger a reaction from the White House, he added.
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This lets Google contest a controversial ruling that could deal a major blow to software development by establishing that companies can deny access to basic code elements through copyright law.
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Ukraine is a small part of the company's business, Yandex said in a statement, adding it regretted the country's decision to deny access to its resources to Ukrainian citizens and organisations.
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Making the First Amendment argument, CNN -- backed by a broad coalition of media organizations -- argued that the White House cannot deny access to a media outlet based on viewpoint or content.
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But the worry centers more on Iran's capacity to potentially deny access to Persian Gulf shipping lanes and whether the US could mount a rapid response to keep those lanes open.
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The court decision released Tuesday says the information should be made public within a week and that the government doesn&apost have any pressing interest to deny access to it. Gov.
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And if the rogue websites do find a home, the major social media platforms like Facebook, Google and Twitter should work together to deny access to these sites from their platforms.
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While the appeals court judges questioned whether the government had the power to deny access to abortions, they also expressed concern about the size of the class certified by Judge Chutkan.
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NAI, the Irish-based subsidiary that the labor unions want to deny access to fly to the U.S., will fly with U.S. and European crew on a fleet of Boeing aircraft.
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While Hong Kong authorities have traditionally exercised mostly independent control over the city's borders, there are a growing number of examples of the visa process being used to deny access to critics.
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If the Iranians have no satisfactory explanation and continue to deny access to the site in question, the UN Security Council would then be asked to vote on restoring international nuclear-related sanctions.
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I mean, if you want us to start a new system where we deny access because you have to go through a total background check, I don't people would be very happy, right?
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The United States and its allies oppose China's building of artificial islands in the South China Sea and their militarization, given concerns Beijing plans to use them to deny access to strategic routes.
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"In addition to technology, manpower and intelligence, checkpoints help to deny access to major routes of egress away from the border and into our communities in the interior of the U.S.," Garcia added.
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It's "designed to project air dominance, rapidly and at great distances and defeat threats attempting to deny access to our nation's Air Force, Army, Navy and Marine Corps," according to the Air Force.
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Amnesty said there were likely many more Cubans who had been detained for peacefully expressing their views whose cases it was a challenge to document because authorities deny access to international rights groups.
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It would also allow China to disrupt, or threaten to disrupt, trade shipments to all countries in East and Southeast Asia — as well as deny access to foreign military forces, particularly the United States.
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Even so, Dr. Bettinger, a member of the committee, said in an interview that he grew concerned that the university would rush a transfer of the skeletons, and that the Kumeyaay would deny access.
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The measure, which would deny access to the U.S. banking system to any foreign bank that does business with North Korea, unanimously passed the Senate Banking Committee last year but did not advance further.
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But officials may have failed to appreciate the cost to China's image abroad, and to the party's at home, should it deny access to services that make online life liveable behind the great firewall.
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History underscores that these island nations play a vital role in US defense strategy, as the Compacts of Free Association effectively deny access to potentially hostile actors in this strategically important part of Oceania.
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As a special court martial-convening authority and an attorney who defended service-members before courts-martial, I can attest to the fact that commanders routinely deny access to witnesses and suppress exculpatory evidence.
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The measure, which would deny access to the U.S. banking system to any foreign bank that does business with North Korea, unanimously passed the Senate Banking Committee last year but did not advance further.
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The United States and its allies oppose China's building of artificial islands in the South China Sea and their militarization, given concerns Beijing might use them to deny access to strategic routes vital to commerce.
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But Democrats and LGBTQ rights advocates say stripping away the protections could allow operators to deny access to certain people based on their religious beliefs, or force transgender women to use men's facilities, including bathrooms.
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Additionally, because states and local governments were given jurisdiction over how to administer many New Deal programs—including those meant to support veterans and the poor—Southern politicians would arbitrarily deny access to black citizens.
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It would lock in a Western business's control over a valuable Indian resource — in this case, many millions of new internet users — and thus deny access to Indian firms that might have served that market.
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Many borrowers "point to a range of student loan industry practices that delay, defer, or deny access to critical consumer protections," Seth Frotman, the bureau's student loan ombudsman, wrote in an introduction to the report.
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According to a decree approved in June, the Interior Ministry has the power to deny access to territorial waters to vessels that it considers are a risk to security or public order, and to fine them.
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PRAGUE, June 19 (Reuters) - New Czech central bank restrictions on mortgages would deny access to mortgages to about 20 percent of applicants based on 2017 data, a study by the Czech Banking Association found on Tuesday.
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The Italian government on Tuesday approved a security decree that gives the Interior Ministry the power to deny access to Italian territorial waters to vessels that it considers are a risk to security or public order.
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The Obama administration says doctors and hospitals cannot require patients to state a reason for requesting their records, and cannot deny access to those records merely because they are concerned patients might be upset by the information.
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Extreme politicians at every level of government are doing everything they can to block millions of people from coming to Planned Parenthood, deny access to affordable health care, and roll back women's rights over their own bodies.
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" Richardson said China's large-scale land reclamation in the South China Sea and militarization of artificial islands extended its potential ability to deny access to a region with precision missiles and radar, something that "demands a response.
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Under the new White House rules, deciding on a daily basis whether to grant press access to those whose permanent credentials have been revoked offers a strong a temptation to deny access based on a reporter's latest story.
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You'll also have the opportunity to deny access to one or more of those requests, so if you never plan on using the Drive functionality, you can just nix it and the app will never get that permission.
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"They don't want anybody to come in, either because they really are trying to hide something or I'm not sure, because they say one thing, that there's nothing to hide, but then they deny access," Lee told CNN.
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Beyond supporting migrant interdiction programs in Mexico and Central America, US border officials regularly deny access to the US asylum process, in violation of US law, to migrants who express a fear of returning home or who request asylum.
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The one bill that seems to have the most momentum is the red flag legislation, and there are several different proposals being floated that would empower authorities to deny access to firearms if an individual is deemed a risk.
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Iran negotiated the 2015 deal in order to get relief from those crippling secondary sanctions, which Washington is now reimposing and which would deny access to financial systems in the United States to any company doing business with Iran.
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"We see no reason to push back against commercial payers or Medicaid programs that would move to prefer generic Truvada (for prevention), provided there are guard-rails that do not deny access to Descovy for those who need Descovy," he said.
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In new guidelines, issued this month, the administration says doctors and hospitals cannot require patients to state a reason for requesting their records, and cannot deny access out of a general concern that patients might be upset by the information.
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Nearly all of the Big 12 plays a of defense known as quarters, which is designed to deny access to the middle of the field and force the ball outside the hash marks, particularly to the wider side of the field.
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Then, on Friday, the administration issued an expansive proposed rule that would allow providers and other health care workers to deny access to basic health care services, including — though certainly not limited to — transgender health services, abortion, and even birth control.
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"The Russian court's decision has the potential to deny access to LinkedIn for the millions of members we have in Russia and the companies that use LinkedIn to grow their businesses," Anoek Eckhardt, a company spokeswoman, said in a statement.
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"Buildup in Crimea, particularly of the S-300, S-400 weapon systems, coastal-defense radar systems, anti-ship cruise missiles, and the like, that would be able to deny access to the waters around that territory," Foggo said at the breakfast.
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On Monday, U.S. Navy chief Admiral John Richardson said China's large-scale land reclamation in the South China Sea and militarization of artificial islands had extended its potential ability to deny access to some of the world's busiest shipping lanes.
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According to a decree approved in June, Italy's Interior Ministry has the power to deny access to territorial waters to vessels that it considers are a risk to security or public order, and impose fines of up to 50,000 euros ($56,840).
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And as with the AHCA, the budget would allow states to take a "block grant," which would delink Medicaid funding from enrollment and allow states to impose waiting lists and other programs to deny access to health care through the program.
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Black life in America continues to be subject to racist, institutional forces that deny access to citizenship and the rule of law and then, in an outrageous rhetorical sleight of hand, criminalize African-Americans as being undeserving of citizenship or legal protection.
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A bill that would have created an ombudsman to investigate complaints and deny access to government loans — and even consular services — to companies accused of behaving poorly failed by a narrow margin in 2010 after facing fierce opposition from the extractive industry.
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Mr. Cook told Mr. Kalanick that if Uber did not stop the tracking, the Uber app would be kicked out of the App Store, a move that would deny access by to millions of iPhone customers, potentially destroying the ride-hailing service's business.
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If this is the case, why are insurers permitted to deny access to less addictive Schedule III drugs such as buprenorphine and putting patients on a slippery slope to addiction by first requiring them to try highly addictive opioids to treat chronic pain?
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Google allows you to pair a mobile device with your Google account, so that every time a user enters the account's email address in a browser, a notification is sent to the phone, prompting the holder to approve or deny access to the account.
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This change would be a significant departure from medication safety regulation in the United States and worse, could deny access to innovative Limiting access to medications by unnecessarily extending the approval process and implementing a restrictive formulary will only exacerbate health care problems in Massachusetts.
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The U.S. government might, for instance, consider requiring clear and prominent labels on content paid for by a foreign government or revoking broadcast licenses for RT and CGTN if Russia and China, respectively, continue to deny access by U.S. government-supported broadcasters to their country.
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Really, this city was built around the subway, so to deny access to the piece of infrastructure that the city was built around for hundreds of thousands of people with disabilities, it really does exclude a large part of the population from living normal lives.
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The HIV and AIDS (Prevention and Control) Bill makes it illegal to discriminate against people living with the virus in the workplace, to deny access to education, housing and health care, and to deny them the right to run for or hold public or private office.
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US special operations forces deployed to Syria made an rapid exit this week — so quick that on Wednesday, the military launched two F-15E fighter jets to strike at its own ammunition-storage facility to "reduce the facility's military usefulness" and deny access to its supplies.
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Since Trump's election, I've been denied entry by Venezuela, Congo, South Sudan and Yemen, an unusual number of countries — and I wonder if foreign leaders believe that it is now easier to deny access to troublesome American journalists now that they are reviled by their own president.
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She has pledged never to utter his name publicly, and to press platforms like Facebook to deny access worldwide to the manifesto, which was published just before the slaughter of 50 people in two mosques, as well as the video the gunman apparently livestreamed of part of the attacks.
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When women began to have control over their fertility and were able to take more active roles in the public sphere as well as gain economic independence that is when we began to see a violent push back from those who wish to deny access to abortion and contraception.
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Gizmodo says the FBI failed "to provide or formally deny access to the records within the time period allowed under the federal statute," acording to the complaint filed under the Freedom of Information Act in federal court in New York, after having filed a request for the files in May.
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Last month, the federal Department of Housing and Urban Development proposed that homeless shelters be allowed to deny access to trans people, overriding the 2012 Equal Access rule that bans discrimination in public housing, federally funded shelters, and federally backed mortgages on the basis of sexual orientation, gender identity, and marital status.
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Seven months later, Rosenstein made his pitch in the December meeting with the President, asking for White House backing as the Justice Department sought to deny access to sensitive documents demanded by Nunes, who has spent months pursuing claims of surveillance abuses by the FBI and the Justice Department against the Trump campaign.
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On Tuesday, New Zealand's largest broadband providers published an open letter to the chief executives of Facebook, Twitter and Google, calling on them "to be a part of an urgent discussion at an industry and New Zealand government level" about how to deny access to content created by the suspected killer, Brenton Harrison Tarrant, 28.
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Among the topics under consideration: Legislation to incentivize states to enact "red flag" laws to deny access through a court order to firearms to individuals deemed a risk; improve reporting to the National Instant Criminal Background Checks system; bolster mental health funding and expand background checks on commercial sales, according to several sources involved in the discussions.
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Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut on a bill to establish a grant program for states to adopt red flag laws -- which would deny access through a court order to firearms to individuals deemed a risk -- but the plan still has a long way to go before conservative members who are worried about protections for due process would be likely to embrace it.
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With all these catastrophic scenarios now daily facts of life, the specter of climate upheaval—long held forth as the urgent, and quite possibly final, imperative to overcome tribal political divisions and the human race's retrograde hoarding instincts—is acting as an accelerant of global conflict, plunging nationalist powers into a regressive rivalry to seize scarce resources and deny access to putative outsiders of all descriptions.
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On the other hand, when people have tried to turn off the internet in just one region, or deny access to particular groups, that has typically been accomplished through interfering with a service such as DNS, to make it so that, for at least those that don't have a ton of technical knowledge, the internet just looks like it's not working, even though you might have a lot of what is actually needed to have an internet connection.
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Trump's relatively benign comments before being elected did nothing to prepare Minter for the ban on openly transgender people in the military and for his administration's edicts, efforts or declared intentions to eliminate protections for transgender people in the Affordable Care Act, allow health care workers to cite religious beliefs in refusing to treat gay or transgender people, let federally funded housing shelters deny access to transgender people, make it easier for adoption agencies to turn away same-sex couples and more.
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"While attention in Asia has been distracted by the North Korean nuclear crisis in the past year, China has continued to install high-frequency radar and other facilities that can be used for military purposes on its man-made islands in the South China Sea," Reuters reports from D.C. Why it matters: "The United States and its allies oppose China's building of artificial islands in the South China Sea and their militarization, given concerns Beijing plans to use them to deny access to strategic routes."
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