Banks in Britain were the main facilitators of bond sales.
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Mr Snowden was one of the facilitators of that omniscience.
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There are too many professional facilitators and consultants and too few women who have actually been in the trenchesConsultants have their place, and conferences definitely need facilitators to start — and keep — the balls rolling.
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Its two best players, Conley and Marc Gasol, are born facilitators.
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Five suspects have been arrested in Pakistan for acting as "facilitators".
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He also gained confidence from "rap sessions" led by youth facilitators.
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Also, about half of the facilitators take mushrooms with the guests.
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The IAT's creators and facilitators, however, pushed back on that argument.
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FamilyCook Productions uses a business model to train facilitators around the country.
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Telltale Games has an ever-growing stable of storytellers and story facilitators.
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The U.S. should continue to pound these facilitators until Mahan shuts down.
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RPM users develop a startling dependency on facilitators' prompts, they discovered — so much so that facilitators "generate and subsequently prompt participants to convey messages that may not represent the individual's genuine desires, thoughts, or emotions," the study found.
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Additionally, these facilitators will likely be well-versed in sanctions-screening evasion tactics.
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Algorithms, like people, are flawed, and facilitators constrained by algorithms are equally so.
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Why would dispensaries need specialized financial facilitators, once banks could handle their accounts?
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Both sides, however, will continue to meet with the dialogue's facilitators, Torrealba said.
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The CAMH facilitators — local artists chosen by Ramírez Jonas — were engaged and thoughtful.
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The rest of the time, not staffed with facilitators, "Public Trust" is inactive.
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I'm always interested by people who are facilitators of other people's success. Yeah.
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There were "Rules" facilitators who were trained by programs run by the authors.
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The sites themselves do not act as lenders, only as facilitators between interested parties.
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They see themselves as "facilitators" of the public will rather than "leaders" per se.
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KOL facilitators flip that process by asking influencers to try on brands' sample garments.
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Its facilitators now teach in New Jersey's Montclair High School along with Montclair Cooperative.
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Did the affair put her own staff in the unwelcome role of tacit facilitators?
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Synthesis does not allow their facilitators to take psilocybin, and is against the practice.
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"Maybe facilitators think, Oh, Americans will get more bang for their buck," Grob said.
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"We're going after the facilitators of the money laundering," Mr. Fallon, of the F.B.I., said.
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With Mursion, employees can practice hard conversations and receive feedback from their facilitators and peers.
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He suggests that urban planners should think of themselves as facilitators of fundamental natural processes.
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These facilitators go over aspects of the new gig: compensation, priorities, expectations, timeline, and deliverables.
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And they provide training for play facilitators who come from the refugee or host community.
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"The facilitators are following trends in technology," said William Macavinta, a police chief superintendent in Manila.
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And predatory medical tourism facilitators receive kickbacks for each patient they convince to have surgery overseas.
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One is that we are money-launderers or facilitators of tax evasion, which is not true.
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Guarantors are meant to be neutral facilitators of the talks, providing negotiating facilities and other help.
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They are then given the opportunity to apply these learnings as facilitators in Labs throughout Europe.
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As their customer base continues to grow, they've encountered a bottle-neck with facilitators, Katz said.
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One of the facilitators is Ms. Yang, a former chairwoman of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
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Throughout the workshop, participants and facilitators described their thinking patterns using programming and AI terms, Beswick said.
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Big Wall Street banks also have been protective of their roles as facilitators in bond market trading.
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The facilitators play an important role each night, even though there isn't much one-on-one interaction.
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It has become one of the biggest facilitators of the revolving door between Washington and Wall Street.
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Facilitators use the Currier's collection to try and speak to the specific experience of being a caregiver.
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These politically charged conversations should be moderated by capable facilitators to minimize discord and promote effective communications.
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There were four facilitators to guide 5003 clients, and two of them were licensed mental health clinicians.
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Facilitators also put human feces next to a plate of food in front of the gathered crowd.
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Other facilitators like this doctor might provide different types of support—such as financial, logistical, technical or material.
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Le contends that once they get paid, medical tourism facilitators are not interested in the health of patients.
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The group "still has leaders, still has fighters, it still has facilitators, it still has resources," he said.
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Facilitators would not necessarily have to be doctors, to avoid conflicts with insurance and nationally recognized accreditation bodies.
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In the country's most recent surrogacy raid - just last month - 11 pregnant women and four facilitators were arrested.
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This time talks are led by the two communities, with the UN acting as facilitators in the process.
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There were "kiosk facilitators," and "wayfinding ambassadors" who roamed about assisting discombobulated museumgoers and groups on field trips.
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Balle facilitators ask questions like: Who are you, and why do you do the work that you do?
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Future books will be decided through recommendations and volunteer facilitators, depending on the turnout at the first meeting.
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Some of the undetected transactions involved payments to "alleged or suspected child exploitation facilitators," according to the filing.
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In "Memory in the Making" sessions facilitators always ask questions: What was fall like where you are from?
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"They are dispersed and disaggregated, but there is leadership, there are fighters there, there are facilitators there," Gen.
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It is critically important to understand and target these channels, typologies, financial-institution facilitators, and front-companies of concern.
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Patients often do not realise that these "facilitators" may be working exclusively with certain clinics; some receive undisclosed commissions.
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I showed two facilitators the raw data about my dad and asked them to recommend books based on it.
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There are layers of processors, facilitators, and, ultimately, both online and in-store checkouts that the end consumers see.
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To the extent that banks were facilitators of these offshore accounts, it would add impetus to more regulatory scrutiny.
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The U.S. Treasury Department is slapping new sanctions on ISIS facilitators in Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and Africa.
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So practiced are their classes, in fact, that some of the students took on the role of facilitators themselves.
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They often receive guidance and encouragement from facilitators who do have ties to the leadership operating in safe havens.
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The group had key facilitators who were acting from Dijon, Munich, London, and Vršac to coordinate the supply chain.
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Rather than lecturing, professors act as supervisors and facilitators—something Rifkin argues will redefine the way students acquire knowledge.
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"Why are the women always groupies, roadies, singing girl-group femmes, or facilitators to the guys?" the show asks.
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The main facilitators of the prison groups are five men who credit MKP as the catalyst for their nonprofit.
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Are de Neige and Pesic the creators of the work, or are they simply facilitators of an AI artist?
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Some "visitors" were described as taking part in "hits," or missions to kill-or-capture AQAP fixers and facilitators.
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These services positioned themselves not only as facilitators, but as gatekeepers — a fundamentally different role than the search engine model.
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Though Amazon bookstores do not employ professionally trained or experienced booksellers, they do employ "facilitators," as one employee informed me.
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There are layers of payments processors, facilitators, and, ultimately, both online and in-store checkouts that the end consumers see.
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You sell tickets to a hotel event and then people buy hotel rooms, and [the facilitators] rent out ballroom space.
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Conversations in Community will end in April, and the new facilitators' classes will be announced on The Fifth Vital website.
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They had just come out of their weekly meeting, where they discussed sex, love, and friendship with their three facilitators.
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The trained facilitators who led the ceremonies recommend that you begin with a simple request: Show me who I've become.
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Within those centers, trained facilitators focus on providing enough structure to make children feel safe, while allowing for spontaneous joy.
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The next event will take place in May 2020, and the conference is currently looking for speakers and workshop facilitators.
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Fighters, leaders, encrypted phones, facilitators, money, and other necessities of a terror campaign were sent forth to Europe and elsewhere.
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Two more Whisperlodge facilitators dressed in white approached her with plush makeup brushes, drawing on her back in a choreographed dance.
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Curators, who used to be seen (and saw themselves) as experts, are now having to act more like facilitators or mentors.
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Through games or arts and crafts activities, children and teens are encouraged to open up and share with the volunteer facilitators.
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Hopes for real rapprochement during the formal talks, which began in October with facilitators from the Vatican, have always been slim.
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Knight and Varnam spent over 200 hours on four-plus-hour group calls to train over 50 facilitators from 20 states.
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The preliminary lists includes countries and jurisdictions widely seen as facilitators of tax avoidance, such as Panama, Bermuda and Hong Kong.
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Facilitators also recite "Heads, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes" with the students to help them understand their and their peers' bodies. YES!
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"We are here to process our own grief, and the land's," clarified Paola Balla, one of Johnson's co-facilitators from Australia.
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These facilitators ensured that more than 6900,2628 Baltimore City teens received this valuable education during the 28503-22019 academic year alone.
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In group settings, great listeners act as facilitators and monitor the airtime to make sure everyone gets a relatively equal share.
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By not having female game designers, facilitators or players, opportunities to uncover new and innovative strategies are falling by the wayside.
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Another attachment-based intervention strategy called Circle of Security, which has 19,000 trained facilitators in 20 countries, has also proved effective.
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Along with centers and homes, resources are provided at health clinics, where IRC facilitators work with young children and their families.
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At that point, the company made the methodology "open source," meaning facilitators were free to use it without licenses from Lego.
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One of the first things Playmobil did was send beta versions to experts: certified Lego Serious Play facilitators around the world.
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The police raided the workshop and arrested all eight of them, as well as two facilitators who were organising the training.
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The conversation was casual yet dynamic, with the curators serving as excellent facilitators that engaged everyone in the intimate but packed venue.
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"Facilitators," who must complete 22010 weeks of training at a cost of $1,490 in order to be certified, lead the Cuddle Parties.
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However, as Hendrickson told the paper, he didn't really see himself or McLoughlin as leaders of a movement; rather, they were facilitators.
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Participants share personal stories and insights, and trained facilitators hired by PayPal help to promote conversation and talk about areas for improvement.
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Browder and Senator Grassley have suggested Akhmetshin may be one of the Russian government's U.S.-based facilitators for having those sanctions repealed.
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To support Puerto Rico, and help others prepare, recover and rebuild, youth must not be spectators of problems, but facilitators of solutions.
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The academy's principal, Johnathon Matthews, eliminated security guards in the hallways in favor of "cultural facilitators," more like parents or older siblings.
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The center has trained 250 facilitators and holds public events monthly on issues ranging from immigration to gun violence to interfaith relations.
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We had facilitators at each table and would talk about different issues that were being raised during that time in Silicon Valley.
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Facilitators are registered and trained with New York City's Opioid Overdose Prevention Program (OOPP), which provides free kits for the university's program.
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"The facilitators and front company designated today are responsible for supporting AQAP's violent terrorist activities," said John E. Smith, acting OFAC director.
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Martial law allows for tougher surveillance and arrests without warrant, giving security forces greater rein to go after suspected extremist financiers and facilitators.
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"Across the coalition, we need to prosecute ISIS leaders, fighters, financiers, and facilitators for the crimes they've committed," Sales said earlier in August.
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We also are targeting North Korean financial facilitators who attempt to keep the regime afloat with foreign currency earned through forced labor operations.
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Charges against 20133 guards, 35 inmates and 27 outside facilitators include racketeering, conspiracy to distribute drugs, aiding and abetting and deprivation of rights.
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"It's important to remember that sites like Facebook and Google are not neutral facilitators of communication or indexes of the web," notes Grosser.
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It relies on perpetrators first to admit wrongdoing — facilitators aren't always neutral parties — and it often requires victims to communicate with their assailants.
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But that is expected to drop, because it includes giving facilitators training — a one-time expense — and word-of-mouth might increase participation.
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"ICE aims to disrupt and dismantle end-to-end the illicit pathways used by transnational criminal organizations and human smuggling facilitators," Elzea said.
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We put the guide together with input from conflict negotiators and experienced facilitators, and we'd love to hear your thoughts on making it better.
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The meeting will be run by Jenny Yang and Pamela Coukos, two facilitators from Working IDEAL, a consultant group for workplace inclusion and diversity.
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In separate meetings organised via different routes and facilitators, Saudi Arabia's energy minister Khalid al Falih and his team held discussions with hedge funds.
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"The program title '#StopWhitePeople2K16' was drawn from a familiar hashtag in use on Twitter, and was not invented by the program facilitators," Rose said.
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Martial law allows for deeper surveillance and arrests without warrant, giving security forces a freer rein to go after suspected extremist financiers and facilitators.
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Which is not a dig—we all need a dive into fantasy from time to time, and video games are great facilitators of that.
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"Treasury is relentlessly pursuing Hezbollah's financial facilitators by dismantling two of Hezbollah's most important financial networks," Treasury Undersecretary Sigal Mandelker said in a statement.
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Additional staff and volunteers were on hand ("wayfinding ambassadors" and "queue facilitators," as the Met is calling them) to provide directions to ticket locations.
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The organization is in constant need of translators, workshop leaders, graphic designers, website builders, social media wizards, angel investors, book printers, facilitators and critiques.
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The circles usually last about two to four hours, and facilitators can charge $50 per person and up for a customized circle, says Kharal.
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Washington and London have been the facilitators of the carnage, providing vital assistance that the Saudi-led bombing campaign simply could not function without.
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After viewing a brightly-colored abstract landscape by Hans Hoffman, facilitators led participants in a meditative breathing exercise; later they created clay coil pots.
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Is it because he is too reluctant to shoot in an era when point guards are expected to be more than pass-first facilitators?
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A draft agenda included a discussion with 2016 campaign management and facilitators from Working IDEAL, a company that advises on workplace inclusion and diversity.
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Their argument is that they are facilitators — and shouldn't face the cumbersome and costly regulations that conventional businesses face for offering these services themselves.
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Post-raid analysis has determined that several of the 14 AQAP operatives killed in the raid were terrorist network leaders and facilitators, according to CENTCOM.
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In addition to the unspecified number of arrests of suspected "terrorists and facilitators," forces also recovered a "huge cache of arms and ammunition," Bajwa said.
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No agreement has been reached, he said, but he added that both banks, acting as facilitators, were "willing to engage with us and discuss solutions".
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He could walk French and Belgian authorities through every stage of his alleged plotting, including any direct communications with ISIS leadership or facilitators in Syria.
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In efforts to involve parents in their children's development, facilitators also help guide caregivers on how to engage with their child and play with them.
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Through games or arts and crafts activities, like making Memory Boxes, children and teens are encouraged to open up and share with the volunteer facilitators.
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Before surgery, these facilitators are typically friendly to their referrals, but should problems for patients arise afterward, the recruiters may become hostile or ignore them altogether.
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Forum facilitators should be trained to respond encouragingly not only to those who seek common ground, but also to people who are critical of the police.
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The Trump administration has already sanctioned Chinese and Russian facilitators of North Korea's sanctions evasion, and in September sanctioned 26 overseas representatives of North Korean banks.
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While they trip for five or six hours, four facilitators stay with them, to hold their hands if they get scared or listen to their babblings.
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Companies like Ruhnn, which are sometimes called KOL "facilitators" or "incubators," not only empower internet celebrities; they are also crucial to social platforms hungry for content.
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"We'll only sit down with the government again once they meet what was agreed on," opposition coalition leader Jesus Torrealba said after a meeting with facilitators.
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Knight and Varnam also offer in-person classes, and current Fifth Vital Sign facilitators already teach regular classes in Troy, New York, San Francisco, and Austin.
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The new legislation would reduce the threshold for sanctioning those who, while not conclusively proven to be members of Hezbollah, are clearly facilitators of its activities.
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A sophisticated organized crime group used bulldozers and advanced metal detectors to excavate ancient artifacts in southern Italy, and deployed facilitators across Europe to traffic them.
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Second-ranking for U.S. analysts is Islamic State, which has thousands of fighters and facilitators in Afghanistan, and appears able to recruit educated Afghans from universities.
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The press were facilitators of a great hoax that the duly elected president of the United States was a Putin puppet and traitor to his country.
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Having acted as facilitators in the peace talks in Havana between Colombia's government and the FARC guerrillas they are trusted by Cuba, Mr Maduro's chief international backer.
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However, according to the new report, Pyongyang has been bypassing these restrictions for years, via numerous front companies and international facilitators, paid for in cash or gold.
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One thing algorithms and facilitators cannot do is account for what a gifter wants a gift to say, contextualized by the human relationship that instigates the gifting.
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"We hope to be the facilitators that allow them to connect while leaving as little environmental impact on the planet as possible," he wrote in an email.
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"In addition to the obvious use case for Shipwell customers who own warehousing, landlords can use Shipwell to become effective facilitators for their tenants," according to Chawla.
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A top U.S. general said last week Islamic State would pose an enduring threat following the U.S. withdrawal, as it still has leaders, fighters, facilitators and resources.
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Chinese and Russian entities -- including energy companies, coal and oil traders, labor exporters and facilitators of sanctions evasion -- were listed as the primary targets of Tuesday's sanctions.
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The source said Sanders participated in the midday session with the former campaign workers and outside "facilitators" drafted in to lead a series of conversations and workshops.
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"Open and honest dialogue about these issues is critically important and the league office can supply facilitators if needed to conduct these conversations in person," Silver wrote.
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The payments world is stuffed full of players at different points of the transaction stack, including processors, banks, card networks and payment facilitators like Lightspeed and Stripe.
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Still others served as money launderers, putting cash returns into bank accounts, and facilitators, who took care of details like flying the women from city to city.
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The facilitators of the talks should be in dialogue with those managing the sanctions to link the conditions for suspending sanctions to the agenda of the talks.
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C4ADS, a Washington-based nonprofit that has worked with firms like data company Palantir, released an exhaustive report detailing hate speech trends and its facilitators in February 2016.
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After the first round of trainings, Knight and Varnam decided to create a nine-month online course called Conversations in Community, which would train facilitators even more thoroughly.
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The Mayor's Office for People with Disabilities is working on many of these issues with initiatives like inclusive design guidelines and mandatory Disability Service Facilitators at city agencies.
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Syniverse competes with hundreds of other third-party data "facilitators" that most consumers haven't heard of -- names like Subex, Tyntec, Starhome Mach, OnMobile and ImIMobile, among many others.
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"We are targeting North Korean banks and financial facilitators acting as representatives for North Korean banks across the globe," Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said in announcing the sanctions.
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The program does not require facilitators to have a medical degree, though it does put them through an internal training that takes two to three years to complete.
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Synthesis is on the responsible and safe end of the spectrum; there are other retreats with no trained psychologists or doctors, where facilitators take mushrooms with their attendees.
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If you can rid yourself of the need to own everything that pleases you, suddenly these palaces become playgrounds: facilitators of tactile delight, not just mechanisms for buying.
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Trained early childhood development facilitators visit homes, whether that means a shelter, tent, or apartment, in Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, and Syria, and work with children face-to-face.
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Later, she contacted one of the Ujamaa facilitators, who advised her to warn her brother-in-law that she would report him to a local child protection organization.
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" A nearly identical passage exists in the latest version of the annual report from 2018, although that one specifically mentions "Syria" as a destination for the "facilitators and operatives.
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The U.S. Treasury announced the sanctions against Al-Kawthar on June 15, citing $2.5 million in money transfers it allegedly made to a firm linked to Islamic State facilitators.
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The disappearance of one of the Paris attackers, Salah Abdeslam, and several alleged co-conspirators suggests ISIS may have a network of safe houses and travel facilitators in Europe.
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Over the course of six weeks, members took part in racially mixed groups of eight to ten people with two facilitators, one white person and one person of color.
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He traveled by himself in Turkey and took steps to reach ISIS facilitators online, using apps to mask his location, encrypt his messages and hide his web browsing history.
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In late March, rotating teachers and facilitators will offer "permission slipping," a series of workshops in "movement and mental practice," open to all, according to Performance Space's email newsletter.
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The weekend cost between $1,295 and $2,495, depending on lodging, and participants had the option to purchase additional one-on-one sessions with some facilitators for an extra $145.
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Epstein and his facilitators tried to keep DPNR investigators from conducting routine site visits to inspect "unpermitted and potentially damaging construction activity" on Great St. James, the lawsuit says.
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See, we have 25-meter nets and we use facilitators, but mechanization lowers the quality of the food and reduces the workforce, which is the opposite of what we want.
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"We will need to maintain a vigilant offensive against this now widely dispersed and disaggregated organization that includes leaders, fighters, facilitators, resources and of course their toxic ideology," he said.
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A top U.S. general said last week IS would be an enduring menace following the U.S. withdrawal, as it retained leaders, fighters, facilitators and resources that would fuel further insurgency.
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The program consists of the police and the teenagers, along with facilitators, discussing how they perceive one another, making collages about those perceptions and learning about an artist in depth.
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Dungeon masters, game masters, and facilitators have an incredibly difficult job, and learning how to do that well is a skill that is much harder to acquire than many people think.
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There are vague references to people who have left the group, and some of the members present are trained facilitators rather than civilians, but it's difficult to ascertain who is who.
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The facilitators generally begin by asking everyone to go around and say a fun fact about themselves; they seem trained to reply to every comment, no matter how uninspired, with praise.
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These authorities strengthen our hand in targeting the full life cycle of terrorist plotting: leaders, perpetrators and trainers, facilitators and enabling financial institutions and recruiters as well as those they radicalize.
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According to General John W. Nicholson, the commander of US forces in Afghanistan, the United States has killed or captured 50 key al Qaeda leaders and facilitators in Afghanistan in 2016 alone.
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When a new member orientation was held this week in the London borough of Islington, even the newbies could recite the group's core principles even before they'd been explained by the facilitators.
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The process uses human facilitators to lead the discussions, as well as a machine-learning-based open-source system, called Polis, for people to exchange views online, and for analysing public sentiment.
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The R&B crooner posted a lengthy message on social media Sunday, in which he skewered Kelly and what Tank calls his "facilitators" ... including Kelly's team, record company, promoters, and radio stations.
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In cases where financial access is more restricted, North Korean agents use bulk cash and gold to circumvent the financial system entirely, and at times use foreign citizens as middlemen and facilitators.
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Hotels are places to sleep, eat, socialize, relax and conduct business, but now properties around the world are taking on new roles as educators, facilitators of learning for both locals and visitors.
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One of the group's facilitators was attorney Gabriel Zendejas-Chavez, who was able to carry messages to the gang members while operating under the shield of attorney-client privilege, the indictment said.
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A central element of the process is that the whole community is involved, and that Spark meeting facilitators are not allowed to impose their ideas; they can only help guide the conversation.
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Some Afghan refugees have become facilitators to those who came from across the border to undertake terrorist activity; many of them become involved in the drug business and in harboring armed militants.
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The "Mad Money" host classified Etsy and Shopify as "small business facilitators," or technology companies that help small- and medium-sized retailers work through the tough part of selling their goods online.
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Much as Trump has turned the political appointees at the Justice Department into facilitators of his lies about Jim Comey, Mnuchin acts as an enabler rather than a provider of adult supervision.
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As our course facilitators explained that evening, we would train ourselves to literally see things as they are, not as we wished they were, which would allow us to cultivate acceptance and compassion.
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So far, the film -- along with a 45-minute workshop led by student facilitators -- has been shown nearly 700 times at colleges and high schools across the country, with nearly 35,000 students participating.
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" ASADA on Monday also defended what it called "confidentiality agreements" with sports federations over doping cases, saying they could help them "target facilitators who may be preying on Australian sport and our athletes.
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Last year, a coalition of state and territorial attorneys general asked Congress to make it easier for state and local law enforcement officials to investigate and prosecute online facilitators of child sex trafficking.
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And it urged caution, warning businesses to be aware that North Korean firms use deceptive practices, disguising themselves through the use of front companies, aliases, and third-country nationals who act as facilitators.
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But in some cases, the students meet in person, together with trained facilitators, and decide how the harm can best be repaired, a process inspired by restorative justice circles, a staple of the approach.
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Keren Riley of Reunite, a grass-roots organization that helps return trafficked children to their birth mothers, says facilitators on the ground prey on vulnerable moms, often widows, promising educational opportunities for their children.
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The tokens issued in the ICO would be utilized by VIP junket operators, which are middlemen who act as facilitators for the multi-billion dollar casinos, by offering credit on behalf of casino operators.
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"The competition offers the chance to combine geological expertise with new mathematical, machine learning and artificial intelligence to accelerate mineral discovery in the mineral-rich Gawler Craton," said Justin Strharsky of program facilitators Unearthed.
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India has 250m millennials—roughly, the generation born between 2000 and 2200—and a further 453m youngsters have been born since 245, so there are plenty of anguished parents for marriage facilitators to pitch to.
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Additionally, youth mental health support groups with trained facilitators should be available in environments young people naturally frequent — like schools, mentorship programs, summer camps and community centers — rather than solely relying on mental health clinics.
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"To enhance the chances for peace, all parties need to engage in creating an environment conducive to peace-making while affording the negotiators and facilitators the time and space they need to reach a deal."
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As the program grows, a study is comparing schools that have it — taught two different ways — to schools that don't yet, to test both the program's impact and whether teachers or youth facilitators get better results.
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Other operators included "facilitators," who spearheaded the victims' movements in the US, and "runners," who mostly accompanied the women when they left the prostitution house to ensure they don't try to escape, according to the documents.
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Commander Dean Haydon, the head of Scotland Yard's counter-terror command, said Hassan had deceived facilitators who were trying to steer him away from extremism, giving them the impression he was engaging positively with the program.
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She was a "committed recruiter and self described 'assistant' to the terrorist group, connecting ISIS supporters in the United States to ISIS facilitators and operatives abroad," federal prosecutors wrote in a memo obtained by NBC News.
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In our research on programs serving minor victims of human trafficking, for instance, we compiled case histories in which traffickers (otherwise known as boyfriends, pimps or facilitators) were the "least worst" option available to young people.
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They were well-organized, with facilitators in orange vests directing people where to stand, and a media team, allegedly prepared to talk to any press (though, notably, they refused to talk to our own Daily Signal).
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"My advice to bankers, brokers, traders, facilitators, and other businesses: don't deal in gold, oil, or other Venezuelan commodities being stolen from the Venezuelan people by the Maduro mafia," national security adviser John Bolton tweeted Wednesday.
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In meditating on life as womyn, the artists and facilitators hope to subvert expectations, create controversy, and explore the implications of pop culture, all culminating in an interactive performance taking place Sunday, July 10: RECHARGE/HER.
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And in more than 100 schools nationwide, Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook's chief, is testing one of his latest big ideas: software that puts children in charge of their own learning, recasting their teachers as facilitators and mentors.
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" The letter states that a member who inquired about the omission was "told that the program facilitators were directed to explicitly exclude guidance about discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity as part of the training.
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At the end of Digital Detox, shortly before I drove to the nearest In-N-Out parking lot to catch up on my e-mail, I spent a few minutes with some of the facilitators and participants.
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Both the overt foreign aid officers of USAID and the more subtle facilitators of foreign aid in the U.S. military are almost without exception hard-working, patriotic Americans intent on doing what is best for their country.
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While we tend to view ventures such as the Belt and Road Initiative and the Asian Infrastructure Development Bank in terms of global rivalry, to the countries involved these initiatives are facilitators of regional and global growth.
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On Monday, the Treasury Department sanctioned four Chinese nationals and a Chinese company for using a network of front companies, financial facilitators and trade representatives to facilitate transactions on behalf of North Korea's Korea Kwangson Banking Corporation.
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"The sanctions target a range of North Korea's illicit activities and the focus on Chinese facilitators is another message to Beijing," said Anthony Ruggiero, a Foundation for Defense of Democracies senior fellow and former U.S. Treasury official.
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"To enhance the chances for peace, all parties need to engage in creating an environment conducive to peace-making while affording the negotiators and facilitators the time and space they need to reach a deal," the official said.
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Though there are human "facilitators" in each class, who gently touch the feet of snoring attendees if they get too loud, the practice is guided by a recording made by an Australian female member of Mr. Keledjian's company.
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We believe it was a gamble by skipping the medical part of it, but Kitty and I did not want to play the whole game like we did with pot and figure out what's a doctor, what are facilitators.
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Additionally, they're asking that the administration organize department specific forums led by outside facilitators to discuss the MIT-Epstein crisis, create whistleblower protections, and allow graduate students and researchers to reject funds for reasons of ethics and academic freedom.
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"The PM ordered a joint operation of the counter-terrorism department and Rangers in the border areas of Punjab against terrorists and their facilitators," said one government official who attended a meeting with Sharif and Punjab officials on Monday.
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In the trendsetting world covered by style magazines, there are headline names — artists, fashionistas, celebrities — but there are also facilitators, people who, through their ideas or insights or networking, help define a scene without necessarily being stars of it.
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"Abdelbaki Essati had some kind of contacts, dating back a decade ago, with facilitators of the Madrid train bombing network based in Catalonia and, subsequently, while in prison, with a member of that same terrorist network," Mr. Reinares said.
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As a clinical psychologist and assistant professor in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at Northwestern University, I conduct community based research on barriers and facilitators of mental health service use among low-income, racial/ethnic minority adults.
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While David worked, Scott Shane, one of the top intelligence reporters in Washington, focused on the F.B.I. and on a group we called "the facilitators," which included players like WikiLeaks that posted the hacked emails in a public place.
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"The entire approach here, in the way we train our guides and docents, in the way we introduce skilled and professional facilitators to all of our programs, is to be able to have those difficult discussions," Ms. Geft said.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A top U.S. general warned on Tuesday that Islamic State would pose an enduring threat following a planned U.S. withdrawal from Syria, saying the militant group retained leaders, fighters, facilitators and resources that will fuel a menacing insurgency.
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There is something to be said for the fact that even if drug dealers are not necessarily attracting new users, they can can easily connect with existing drug users online, making the platforms where these exchanges take place unwilling facilitators.
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Not least because I've personally witnessed Kenneth transform a room full of non-squirting women into squirters and their partners into female-ejaculation facilitators at one of his "PlayLabs," a group sex ed event he hosts every month or so.
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Even if they haven't been perpetrators themselves, RTM facilitators encourage them to think about how they might be part of a larger system of inequality that makes sexual assault a rampant problem and give them real-world ways to intervene.
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This eye toward inclusivity can also be seen when women run games, as female facilitators are more inclined to encourage different voices to contribute to discussion and in turn gain a greater range of insights into the particular problem at hand.
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He says their networks involve up to 25 layers of intermediaries and facilitators, among them an ever-changing cast of lorry drivers, travel agents, money changers, people with access to safe houses and fishermen, along with bribeable officials, soldiers and police officers.
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Sigal Mandelker, Treasury under secretary for Terrorism and Financial Intelligence, said in a statement that the department "is relentlessly pursuing Hizballah's financial facilitators by dismantling two of Hizballah's most important financial networks," using the the government's preferred spelling for the militant group.
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Founded and directed by Viva Soudan and Bailey Nolan, this year it welcomes international residents, as well as a team of facilitators including Monica Mirabile and Wesley Flash, and Buoy Graduates—now camp counselors—Alexandra Marzella, Claire Christerson, and India Salvor Menuez.
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There are an estimated 3,000 Islamic State fighters in Afghanistan, but their relatively low numbers belie the group's growing support network of facilitators with unclear alliances and its ability to move with relative ease between Afghanistan and Pakistan, according to the officials.
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"The basic structure of migrant smuggling networks includes leaders who coordinate activities along a given route, organizers who manage activities locally through personal contacts, and opportunistic low-level facilitators who mostly assist organizers and may assist in recruitment activities," the report said.
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Brigade leader Ahmed al-Dabbashi, also known as Al-Ammu (the uncle) and described in a U.N. report as one of Libya's top smuggling facilitators, said the move had led to attacks by rivals smuggling from al-Wadi, an area just east of Sabratha.
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Officials believed that the Islamic State had developed an overarching network of facilitators in Europe over the last few years to buy weapons, rent cars and reserve hotel rooms for teams of operatives who had previously traveled to, or were returning from, Iraq or Syria.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said in a tweet that the sanctions would be unveiled "in the coming weeks" and urged all countries to fully implement existing U.N. sanctions and to back the U.S. pressure campaign by expelling North Korean "financial facilitators and trade reps".
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A recent United Nations report said the Taliban, which it estimated to have about 60,000 active fighters and about half as many facilitators, "continue to be the primary partner for all foreign terrorist groups operating in Afghanistan," with the exception of the Islamic State.
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Initiated for research and collaboration on advancing artificial intelligence in a responsible manner, the Partnership on AI illustrates how these tech giants are not only the suppliers of new technologies, but also the facilitators and tone-setters of the rule-making process to govern their innovations.
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He's not on any ballot, but his international renown and funding of liberal causes has made him the chosen symbol, for Prime Minister Viktor Orban and his right-wing Fidesz party, of all they loathe: international speculators, sappers of nation and Christendom, facilitators of mass migration.
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Commissioner Victor Calise is working on making New York "the most accessible city in the world," and says that the Mayor's Office and the city's Disability Service Facilitators program are working to promote consistent, integrated accessibility into all the city's work, from new construction to taxis.
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Watch: The Activists Making Sure Kids Don't Miss School Because of Their Periods The program facilitators told ten of us we'd gain an in-depth knowledge of gender issues, and would be trained up to challenge sexism, homophobia, and transphobia among students and teachers at school.
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The program, created in a collaboration between the Unitarian Universalist Association and United Church of Christ, offers both a secular curriculum for use by public schools and organizations, and additional tools to help facilitators put teachings in the context of religious values if they so choose.
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But most studies have failed to show the method's effectiveness, and some have shown that facilitators can, without intending to deceive anyone, come to believe that they are enabling a disabled person to communicate when in fact they are the ones who are writing the sentences.
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A coalition of Venezuela's opposition parties, the Democratic Unity Roundtable, tried to use the dialogue to gain concessions from the government that it could not achieve alone, lost confidence in the international facilitators when they could not produce quick results, and failed to sustain significant popular protests.
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Stocks in travel-based industries, including those of online booking facilitators Booking Holdings, Expedia and TripAdvisor, hotel operators Wynn Resorts, Hyatt and Hilton Worldwide, cruise line giants Royal Caribbean, Norwegian and Carnival, and airlines Delta, United and American, felt the brunt of the pain in Tuesday's trading session.
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Marshall Goldsmith points out that in order to be successful in tomorrow&aposs world, leaders have to embrace global thinking and cross-cultural diversity, understand rapidly changing technology and its impact, rely far more on alliances and partnerships than in the past, and be facilitators rather than experts.
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"The activity in Haeju demonstrates scale, and a level of sophistication unlike other known cases of North Korean sanctions evasion at sea, providing renewed evidence of the D.P.R.K.'s evolving abilities to coordinate and execute complex operations with facilitators abroad," the report said, using the formal abbreviation for North Korea.
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Last year, an editorial in The Journal of the American Medical Association titled "Wearable Devices as Facilitators, Not Drivers, of Health Behavior Change" cited a survey that found that more than half of people who'd bought a fitness tracker eventually stopped wearing it, and of those, a third quit within six months.
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Now, we have essentially the biggest digital fleet in the US. But then on top of that, you can start doing stuff like facilitators I've mentioned, like changing how some of those enterprises are handling and managing the supply chain, like empowering those small businesses because we have a self-serve platform.
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By having the private time and place to collect their thoughts and emotions with peers, teachers, parents, and after-school facilitators, students feel more emboldened to get involved in what's going on around them, whether it's joining social justice movements like Black Lives Matter or participating in their own education in stronger ways.
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While several countries, led by the United States and Canada, have already imposed hard-hitting sanctions against Mr. Maduro and his allies for violating human rights in Venezuela, sanctions should be aligned across countries and financial loopholes should be closed, particularly those in Europe that have allowed his illicit facilitators to launder millions.
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Ms. Srour's first and only feature film, "Leila and the Wolves" (1984), spotlighted women's active participation in the wars in Israel-Palestine and Lebanon, both as facilitators and combatants, all the while touching on hot buttons such as honor killings, abusive marriages, the stigma of divorce and educations curtailed because of forced marriages.
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Even with enough size and length (he's 6'6" with a 6'8" wingspan) to guard a couple positions, and an improving shot that justified minutes in a reserve role, the Nets had two lead ball handlers—D'Angelo Russell and Jeremy Lin—who would serve as their primary scorers and facilitators, leaving Dinwiddie out in the cold.
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"While the use of these platforms as facilitators for illicit drug trade has increasingly been the subject of research by a number of academics, little has been done to conduct a systematic investigation of the role of the dark web in relation to the illegal arms trade, drawing on the insights offered by primary data," the report says.
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One in three women will have an abortion in their lifetime in Canada, with more than half of those undergoing abortions aged 20 to 29, according to a 2015 research paper, "Barriers and Facilitators to Family Planning Access in Canada," compiled by researchers at the University of Toronto, McGill University, the University of British Columbia, and Laval University.
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Shamans based in the United States will often give their cell phone numbers or email addresses to ceremony participants in case they need help after taking ayahuasca, but psychedelic integration therapists unanimously agree that the ceremony facilitators don't have the bandwidth to provide the support Americans often need long-term—nor should they be expected to.
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Sixteen years later and there's the largest organization of its kind, Cuddle Party, with so-called cuddle party facilitators (like my party's, the jovial, bearded San Francisco-based sex educator, consultant, and professional cuddler Dr. Yoni Alkan) worldwide that host groups of strangers in need of intimacy and platonic human touch, among other areas of practice and focus.
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Since January, the city has diversified both the participants and facilitators by increasing the number of workshops held outside downtown by 20 percent; holding them at 11 branches of the Boston Public Library, with more in the works; and working with organizations such as We, Ceremony, a visual storytelling platform for minority women, and the Latina Circle, a professional network.
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But the defining roles are shrewdly inhabited not just by Ms. Loftus and Mr. Needham, as the fractured couple whose private lives become a celluloid prospect, but also by Julian Ovenden and Indira Varma as the "facilitators" in their mercenary midst, and Ian Gelder as a onetime big-deal playwright who is seen in the closing moments on the road to nowhere.
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During scheduled "rope walk" periods, Curerri and her team of facilitators — sourced from her student cohort at the School of Art at University of Cincinnati's College of Design, Architecture, Art, and Planning (DAAP), where she is a professor — use these spools and draw small cohorts of visitors into an approximately half-hour-long process of braiding long strands of colorful rope.
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Ms. Cardwell's father retired as the deputy director for the United States Army Small Business Programs at Fort Detrick, Md. Her mother was a teacher at Parkway Elementary School in Frederick, Md. Ms. Afshar, 225, is based in Brooklyn as a core trainer for the Anti-Oppression Resource and Training Alliance, a national worker-owned cooperative of facilitators devoted to movements for social justice and a solidarity economy.
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" In a three-paragraph unanimous decision posted on its website, the so-called Periodic Review Board said its ruling was based on Abu Zubaydah's "past involvement in terrorist activity to include probably serving as one of Usama Bin Ladin's most trusted facilitators and his admitted abilities as a long-term facilitator and fundraiser for extremist causes, regardless of his claim that he was not a formal member of al-Qa'ida.
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Ms. Cardwell's father retired as the deputy director for the United States Army Small Business Programs at Fort Detrick, Md. Her mother was a teacher at Parkway Elementary School in Frederick, Md. Ms. Afshar, 34, is based in Brooklyn as a core trainer for the Anti-Oppression Resource and Training Alliance, a national worker-owned cooperative of facilitators devoted to movements for social justice and a solidarity economy.
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As One Love looks to the future, it hopes not only to increase the number of schools where "Escalation" workshops are held and also increase the number of schools where they are required, but also to deepen the engagement of students, with more Team One Loves -- more students like Collier facilitating workshops, training students to be workshop facilitators and holding "That's Not Love" events where they write words on sheets to match what love is and what it is not.
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The United States should communicate to the facilitators of the peace talks specific expectations: that the process will result in well designed, durable security arrangements to end conflict, rather than allow for further flare-ups; that the process will offer a clear plan toward reforming the institutions that have so sadly failed our people since independence in 2011, and not entrench actions that could make things worse, like premature national elections held in an environment of crisis and mass displacement.
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It is more than ironic that many of the same radical leftists who would support Professor Cheney-Lippold's discriminatory action have strongly opposed President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's travel ban, precisely because it focused on Muslim-majority countries — many of which are among the most discriminatory human-rights offenders and facilitators of terrorism.
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