They also fail to take responsibility when things go wrong.
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We fail to take proper mitigation steps to protect property.
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But local law enforcement agencies frequently fail to take action.
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But they always fail to take into account critical variables.
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Two candidates accepted the job, only to fail to take office.
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Every day we fail to take action, we chose this fate.
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Don't be surprised if some of these fail to take hold.
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We fail to take the time to create meaningful and lasting relationships.
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The world continued to fail to take sufficient action on climate change.
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Furthermore, many larger NATO members already fail to take their defense obligations seriously.
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Every year, taxpayers fail to take advantage of the tax credits they're eligible for.
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Meltaway is industry jargon for airlines that fail to take delivery or cancel orders.
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But if they try and fail to take out Kim, all bets are off.
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Should Sanders fail to take off in the primaries, perhaps this will all fade.
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Instead of spending a regular amount, you fail to take advantage of a benefit.
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And it is certainly true that many firms still fail to take security seriously enough.
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After years of taxiing, campaigners hope a third runway may yet fail to take off.
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To fail to take action would only invite further CNA by Russia and other countries.
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If we fail to take action, we will watch our health-care system be overwhelmed.
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If Democrats fail to take either house of Congress this November, that'll be the reason.
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Even when the industry does act, efforts from the top down can fail to take root.
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Some campaigns fail to take off, he said, while others can rake in $18,000 or more.
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The agency also has the power to fine automakers if they fail to take action promptly.
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When people fail to take prescribed medication it frequently leads to illness and too often, worse, death.
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This is something most people fail to take into consideration when going the entrepreneurial route, notes Cuban.
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Russia cannot fail to take this into account in its own defense planning and in its practical actions.
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Companies who fail to take an activist stance may find it harder to attract millennial talent and consumers.
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Distinguished old players are going to fall by the wayside if they fail to take hold on mobile.
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But these heterosexual tropes are pretty reductive and fail to take into account that women like sex, too.
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What these arguments fail to take into account, though, is that Cruz is very, very good at this.
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But there are also dangers if Democrats fail to take their appraisal of Trump to its logical conclusions.
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On social media, many critics said that institutions frequently fail to take appropriate disciplinary action regarding these episodes.
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And the dissent said, you cannot fail to take that into account because that&aposs what his motivation is.
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If we fail to take this chance, the rise of populism in Europe´s core countries will become inevitable.
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Such figures also fail to take full account of improvements in technology that make life easier and more entertaining.
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Yet the curators fail to take his cue and consistently compare his work to the Western (white, male) canon.
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Leaders who fail to take measures intended to avert such tragedies in the future must share the moral blame.
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But it won't, because too many of us continue to fail to take this current president at his word.
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There's something else conservatives also fail to take into account when talking about Baltimore: The impact of white flight.
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But unless Congress strengthens SBIR, future Symantecs, 2628andMes, and Qualcomms may fail to take off in the first place.
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Watch out for lattes in reverse: Instead of spending a regular amount, you fail to take advantage of a benefit.
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In our model, there is a ~60% chance the Democrats *either* win 40+ seats *or* fail to take the House.
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People often fail to take account of income from those sources when they consider how much they make each year.
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Investors who fail to take an R.M.D. may face a steep penalty, equal to half the amount they didn't withdraw.
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Some strategists say stocks are primed for a selloff should the Fed fail to take an even more dovish tilt.
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If I fail to take it out before washing, I end up with little pieces all over the entire load.
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We can no longer stand by while public and private leaders fail to take action to protect their citizens and customers.
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Fail to take the RMD, and you could get a 50 percent tax penalty on the withdrawal you should have made.
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At the same time, we must not fail to take note of the most remarkable measure of his annual expressive growth.
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These instruments leave U.S. workers worse off and fail to take seriously the pressing need to reduce reliance on fossil fuels.
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Too often we fail to take into consideration a research-based assessment of the risk of reoffending when making release decisions.
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There could be any number of reasons that companies fail to take a basic measure like installing patches for known vulnerabilities.
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Sometimes they fail to take into account a woman's unique perspective and instead become narratives about male feelings, reactions, and growth.
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All the policy discussion may all be for naught if Democrats fail to take Inslee's advice and kill the Senate filibuster.
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Fail to take on debts to these organizations, and your national economy will be fatally excluded from currency and trade arrangements.
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"If we fail to take action, people may starve to death if they are not killed with bullets," the letter said.
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But lawmakers worry Trump will fail to take Putin to task, particularly over the election meddling, which the Russian leader has denied.
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Most youth helmets are miniaturized versions of adult helmets and fail to take into account the specific needs of a youth player.
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Those who take in fewer people than their quota, would pay the same amount for every asylum-seeker they fail to take.
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Plenty. DHS and DOJ could make a mistake, act when unnecessary, or fail to take less extreme measures that would have sufficed.
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Following up after an interview is common career advice, but Howarth says it's a step that many job seekers fail to take.
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If regional leaders fail to take a strong and united stand against Mr. Maduro, Venezuela's crisis can only be expected to grow.
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They just wanted to make a point: some Internet of Things devices fail to take simple security precautions, leaving users in danger.
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They talked about students who aim for a four-year finish but fail to take the right courses in the right order.
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Ms Bosker intersperses her vignettes with these lessons so deftly that you are likely to miss them if you fail to take notes.
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To fail to take up that leadership role would be to abandon his formidable legacy of reviving economic populism in the Democratic Party.
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Unfortunately, the federal laws on the books fail to take many of these commonsense steps -- and America's women are dying as a result.
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We've seen two waves of similar tech come along, rise along an optimism curve and ultimately fail to take root in the enterprise.
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If they fail to take the money out, they will have to pay a 50 percent penalty for missing that distribution, he said.
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If we fail to take these crucial steps toward fixing our immigration system, we prevent millions of children from achieving their full potential.
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And the President's words fail to take into account why players like Kaepernick and others choose not to stand during the national anthem.
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If Democrats fail to take control of the Senate, any Supreme Court vacancy in 93 or 2020 would likely be filled by Trump.
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Beware: If you fail to take the full RMD by the deadline, the amount you should have withdrawn is taxed at 50 percent.
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Without one, however, you may be stuck mulling over your next steps for so long that you fail to take action at all.
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" She continues, "Srebrenica stands as an indelible warning of the consequences when we fail to take sides when innocent civilians are threatened with aggression.
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"If you fail to take the appropriate steps in your case, the court may dismiss your case for delay in prosecution," the document states.
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But, crazy as it may be, it happens every year — often because people fail to take advantage of the tax credits they're eligible for.
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So let's be clear: Trump is hardly the first American leader to fail to take responsibility, or to take too long to do so.
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Culture journalists have already had their arguments about whether they failed or didn't fail to take Kelly's accusers seriously in the 90s and 00s.
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Democrats say they risk losing the presidency if they fail to take Mr. Trump seriously, much as Republicans have done in the primary campaign.
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May, alongside French President Emmanuel Macron, even said they would look at proposals to fine internet companies that fail to take down such content.
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If a senator or a House manager moved to challenge a senator-juror, how could Chief Justice Roberts possibly fail to take it seriously?
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If residents are relying on memories of Wilma and Dennis to shape their decisions, they may fail to take the steps necessary to protect themselves.
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Its rise has been in tandem with a growing sense of perceived failures in medicine, particularly that doctors fail to take "whole health" into consideration.
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However, in other cases it may actually end up costing them money because they fail to take advantage of the many deductions available to them.
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But for all our justified fears about superbugs, there's a simple precaution against infections that most of us fail to take: washing our hands correctly.
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While in Germany a proposal that includes big fines for social media firms that fail to take down hate speech has already gained government backing.
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If we fail to take action, we could see a brain drain of Europe's best and brightest, leading to fewer jobs created and slower growth.
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But the gains decline to 60 cents if, as often happens, the new social norms fail to take hold and the latrines fall into disuse.
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These problem employees repeatedly fail to take responsibility for their own actions and are more likely to blame those around them for their poor outcomes.
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The phrasing of questions can have a significant impact too, as it can fail to take into the account the "wider social attitudes" of respondents.
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If we fail to take into account the mental health implications of this crisis, we will undermine our ability to fight and recover from it.
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And because they live in our world, we know that they will fail to take out the Apples and Googles and Facebooks of the world.
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In them, government bureaucrats with barely veiled pseudonyms refuse to listen to his warnings and fail to take aggressive measures to clean up the lake.
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Many technologies offered by foreign firms fail to take root here, proving unfit for the simple, small farms that account for 70 percent of Kenyan production.
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But I say this to them: The protesting, agitating and "resisting" will not mean a thing if Democrats fail to take back the House in November.
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Even after researchers accounted for health insurance, the ACA implementation was still associated with 24 percent lower odds that people would fail to take prescribed medicines.
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Companies are also at risk of regulatory action if their products target kids or if they fail to take "adequate measures" to prevent access to children.
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In addition, they fail to take into account that people tend to unfriend those who post statuses on social media that contradict their core political beliefs.
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If they fail to take the ultimate sanction against Trump through political timidity, they will have to explain why to grass-roots voters who revile him.
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They welcome an erratic Swansea side to Upton Park on Saturday afternoon, and it will be a major surprise if they fail to take all three points.
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By contrast, the chaos of recent months shows what happens when politicians fail to take a pan-European approach to what is clearly a pan-European problem.
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As your administration assembles its plan for creating U.S. jobs, the truly "dangerous thing" would be to fail to take full advantage of every resource we have.
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And the steps that rich families take — or fail to take — can serve as a model, or as a cautionary tale, for families of more modest means.
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He delivers a combative address attacking the "doomsters" who predict he will fail to take Britain out of the EU.Visit Business Insider's home page for more stories.
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The former Texas congressman is also calling for social media giants to be held liable if they fail to take steps to prevent content that incites violence.
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The challenge is how to break through the general public's ability to know about how common relationship violence is -- but still fail to take action about it.
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"Uber Defendants fail to take into consideration that the customer they market to are typically inebriated causing enhanced difficulty in using this 'matching system,'" the suit reads.
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And I think that's what the current consumer data protection laws and the antitrust laws and just more general consumer protection laws fail to take into account.
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She said that companies could be forced to reveal the number of migrants on their books, in effect naming and shaming those that fail to take on Britons.
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Under the law, fines of up to $60 million can be imposed on platforms that fail to take down hate speech or other illegal content within 24 hours.
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Many aspiring entrepreneurs and corner-office professionals have their eyes so fixed on their ultimate goal that they fail to take the small daily steps that create wins.
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A clearer understanding of how growth happens, and why growth-boosting institutions sometimes wither or fail to take root, could raise the living standards of billions of people.
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Should the spectacular striker fail to take a win in his maiden voyage at the lighter weight class, he could be given his marching orders by the UFC.
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And as long as governments fail to take this problem seriously, just about any city can see the kind of protests and violence Charlotte has seen this week.
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If Macron and his Dutch counterparts fail to take advantage of their victories, the implicit threat that voters will support unpleasant alternatives will come back with a vengeance.
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If the dance numbers in "La La Land" fail to take the film to another level, I think it's because they're confined to the capabilities of ordinary people.
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Labour will de-list firms from the stock exchange that fail to take adequate steps to deal with climate change and encourage financial watchdogs to promote green investments.
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Stocks are primed for a selloff should the Fed fail to take an even more dovish tilt after policymakers raised expectations for a rate cut in recent weeks.
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States should impose liability on gun owners who fail to take simple yet crucial measures to prevent their guns, especially assault weapons, from falling into the hands of children.
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The platform can inform doctors of patients who are most likely to skip an appointment and who are likely to forget or intentionally fail to take medication on time.
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According to the World Health Organization, about half of all patients with chronic illnesses, such as cardiovascular disease or high blood pressure, fail to take their medications as prescribed.
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Those advantages mean that though Democrats had a big lead in national polls on Monday, they could win more votes nationwide and still fail to take back the House.
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Automaker groups say the Obama-era rules fail to take into account the rising demand for larger vehicles, which pollute more and make progress on overall emissions more challenging.
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Performers are required to take a panel of STI tests every two weeks and are not cleared for work if they test positive or fail to take the test.
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Not only did he fail to take out his targets, but he also emboldened them, all but dooming his domestic program for much of the rest of his presidency.
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Even if future climate policies are not mentioned at all in a financial disclosure statement, no one can believe that marginal investors fail to take such possibilities into account.
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The ho-hum flu is so underestimated that more than 50 percent of Americans, for example, fail to take the vaccine we do have to protect us against it.
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The latest tech-related medical treatment advances run the gamut from implants that help paralyzed people walk to smart pills that detect when patients fail to take their medication.
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Watching Kendall (Jeremy Strong), Roman (Kieran Culkin), Shiv (Sarah Snook), and Connor (Alan Ruck) try and fail to take over the family business is truly dark comedy at its best.
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They fail to take into account elements that are typically used by the industry… misconstrue the terms of the 2011 settlement and even reference legislation which has not been passed.
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And if they fail to take back the Senate, Judge Kavanaugh will sail through after all, and the Democrats will look weaker still for having attempted a tactic that backfired.
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As a result, the likelihood that Congress will fail to take action on gun violence a month after a new spate of shootings across the country appears to be growing.
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Australia passed legislation this month that gives the government the power to jail social media executives who fail to take down "abhorrent violent material" from the platforms in a timely manner.
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France and the UK are considering imposing fines on social media companies "that fail to take action" against terrorist propaganda and violent content, under a joint anti-terror campaign announced Tuesday.
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ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Pakistan will punish social media companies that fail to take action against online blasphemy, the interior minister said on Wednesday, adding that he had requested a meeting with Facebook.
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Republicans say that people have a responsibility to take care of their own needs; if healthy people fail to take out health insurance, and then fall sick, that's their own problem.
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If you fail to take the amount you are required to take out for the year, you are subject to a 4013 percent penalty on the amount you should have withdrawn.
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A challenge unique to teens is that when they do need drugs, doctors don't always prescribe a high enough dose and these patients sometimes fail to take what's prescribed, Chan cautioned.
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If our leaders fail to take a step back from the partisan bickering, and examine and correct for these abuses, then we can expect more abuses, and worse, in the future.
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These required minimum distributions, outlined by the IRS, can be a drag for the unprepared and can cost you as much as a 5529 percent penalty if you fail to take them.
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One piece of new legislation would help: a "failure to prevent" law that makes it easier to prosecute senior managers or companies if they fail to take adequate measures against money-laundering.
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One implication of assortative mating is that most estimates of the returns on investment in a university education err on the low side, as they fail to take spouses' earnings into account.
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Sadly, the administration's views are rooted in the past, fail to take into account the technical abilities of agency systems and employees, and have the effect of encouraging federal employees to leave.
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"They fail to take into consideration the ground realities that are faced by commuters, especially women," said Weerabangsa, who tweeted a series of incidences of sexually harassment she said she had suffered.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi on Wednesday threatened to block the European Union's next budget with a "veto" should Eastern European countries fail to take in their share of refugees.
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This detailed account of these grave crimes against the Yazidi ethnic minority in Iraq makes it even more egregious that the international community continues to fail to take action against this genocide.
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The latest version of the bill creates a default "reinsurance" fund for states that fail to take advantage of the grants, which is similar to a program in the Affordable Care Act.
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"If President Xi is going ... to fail to take strong actions on intellectual property, cyber theft, and American companies having free access to sell goods in China ... we will have lost," Schumer said.
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Immigration officials separate families at the border seeking asylum; incarcerate people indefinitely for months and years in deplorable detention centers; and fail to take action after conducting investigations into deaths at detention facilities.
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He's describing what he considers a central problem with modern smartphones, which know so much about our habits and our preferences and yet fail to take advantage of that knowledge in critical ways.
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"Crucially, our campaign will also include exploring creating a legal liability for tech companies if they fail to take the necessary action to remove unacceptable content," May said at a joint news conference.
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Under King Salman and Prince Mohammed, Saudi Arabia has been quick to punish countries that cross it — or that fail to take its side in its regional conflict with Iran — by withholding aid.
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Highlights: Students Call for Action Across Nation; Florida Lawmakers Fail to Take Up Assault Rifle Bill Students from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, where 17 people were killed, arrived at the state capital.
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If "Directorate S" has a unifying thread, it's this: Policies formulated on the basis of trial and error aren't likely to work as long as they fail to take critical factors into account.
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Still, the most dangerous thing would be to fail to take these rightist, xenophobic currents seriously, to assume they will go away because logically they should; after all, the world has moved on.
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In other words, you might not want, say, to store vital medical records as CRDTs, lest the changes fail to take hold quickly when they're handed off from one ER doctor to another.
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Those traditional aggressive growth strategies no longer work, because they fail to take into account extreme volatility and the increasing frequency of bear markets that leave investors, especially those closer to retirement, exposed.
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Harvard's lawyers have insisted in filings that the Students for Fair Admissions' arguments stem from "deeply flawed" analyses that fail to take into account all the important factors that Harvard admissions officers consider.
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The World Health Organization estimated that 50 percent of people with chronic diseases in developed countries fail to take their medicines as prescribed, whether from forgetfulness, concern about side effects or other reasons.
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German lawmakers have passed tough legislation that imposes fines of up to 50 million euros ($60 million) on companies operating social media platforms if they fail to take down defamatory and fake news promptly.
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Advocates of Britain leaving the EU say these analyses fail to take into account the positives that might result, with Britain relieved of burdensome EU regulation and able to forge its own trading relationships.
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Twitter has said that researchers sometimes fail to take into account the work it does to remove spam-like content from the surface layers of its platform, such as which accounts appear in search.
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While observers scratch their heads about why Republicans would pass an unpopular tax bill, given how it could come back to bite them in the midterm elections, they fail to take this into account.
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In short, how did they take on all the attributes of a conservative governing class, and fail to take advantage of the one opportunity they were given to put their old principles into practice?
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But his decision regarding the sanction waivers remains less clear, especially considering his threat in October to unilaterally kill the nuclear deal if Congress and US allies fail to take steps toward strengthening it.
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Gerrymandering and the concentration of Democratic-leaning voters in urban districts have created a situation in which Democrats could win a large majority of votes yet still fail to take the House of Representatives.
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But the company has argued that false confessions arise mainly when the guidelines are not followed correctly — for example, when investigators physically abuse people or fail to take special precautions when dealing with minors.
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Yet many survivors fail to take advantage of well-established ways to keep a future cancer at bay or take steps to detect a new cancer when it is still early enough for cure.
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Scientists predict that over the next decade the earth will warm by 1.5 degrees, and perhaps as much as two degrees Celsius if we fail to take drastic and sustained action on climate change.
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" Still, Poland says the new report serves as a reminder that "people are relatively uninformed about the origin of these variant and novel viruses, and because of that, they fail to take the necessary precautions.
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"Nations that evade full enforcement and fail to take these steps are acting irresponsibly, now is the time to do more," McMaster said, calling on countries to cut off military and commercial ties with Pyongyang.
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Newspaper headlines that fail to take note of that fact contribute to rape culture — perhaps not as directly as this judge did when he essentially let the rapist off the hook, but contribute they do.
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Some companies can fall apart if the founding CEOs get distracted and fail to take steps to help the company grow; other CEOs are intensely charismatic, but their persona hides cracks within the company's foundation.
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But stepping back, here are two questions for future analysis: How did the Canada fail to understand what was taking place over the past month and fail to take action to enter the negotiating process?
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But they fail to take into account the tremendous societal cost incurred by failing to provide our youngest and most vulnerable citizens with the tools they need to succeed, both in the classroom and beyond.
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The Basic Law, the territory's mini-Constitution drafted by mainland legal scholars in the late 1980s, guarantees many individual rights that the colonial treason and sedition laws fail to take into account, Ms. Ng said.
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The MGM settlement acknowledges that in physical spaces, individuals or businesses that fail to "take care" that their products, services or premises are not used to commit wrongdoing can be held accountable for that failure.
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But the UEA's Guan said calculations for 2017 are incomplete and fail to take into account rising coal quality, efficiency improvements or land use changes that could have taken more CO2 out of the system.
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Others, such as Wilson, say that high forecasts fail to take into account about 100 smaller Chinese smelters with combined capacity of about 2 million tonnes, which are facing problems with credit, financing or environmental controls.
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Tuesday's UN report has again highlighted the need for nations to recognize that basic human rights -- to life, food, housing, and water -- will be dramatically affected by climate change, especially if they fail to take action.
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Too often, we NFL writers fail to take ownership to task for being crummy, but Jimmy Haslam makes an easy target given all the families he's forced out of Cleveland in a short period of time.
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Taffy helps us understand how oftentimes, when our current healthcare systems fail to take the pain and suffering of women and gender nonconforming people seriously, Goop can offer a seductive alternative — that comes at a price.
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Chinese trade officials have repeatedly stressed that the country has been the victim of overzealous anti-dumping actions by foreign countries, which fail to take into account Chinese efficiency or its low labor and production costs.
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But if they fail to take back the House, this debate over what course Democrats should take — win back the white working class or focus on turning out voters of color — is sure to flare up anew.
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Daniel Kahneman argued in his 2011 book "Thinking Fast and Slow" that humans fail to take into account complexity and that their understanding of the world consists of a small and necessarily un-representative set of observations.
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We heard story after story of angels who focus on safe bets (good luck!), ask for control over startups in modest five-figure investments, and fail to take advantage of the worthwhile standards from more developed ecosystems.
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But of course, such numbers fail to take into account qualities that pundits say are the stuff of champions, like producing the best serves on big points - Federer, Sampras, Boris Becker - and ice-cool control under pressure.
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Conversely, should Kim fail to take a serious step toward denuclearization, or conduct a provocation to include a so-called space launch, will both allies be willing to return to a "maximum pressure" campaign, including military pressure?
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Certainly, individuals may deserve punishment if they fail to disclose their HIV infection to partners, fail to take HIV medications properly (and hence have detectable virus in their blood), don't use condoms and in fact infect their partner.
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No self-respecting school organization should tolerate such manslaughter in the name of athletics, and the board will not fail to take notice of brutality in play and, if need be ... to prohibit the game in the schools.
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As the experience of our allies in Italy has taught us, however, if we fail to take this coronavirus seriously, then we run the risk that in a few months the national emergency declaration will not be enough.
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E-commerce companies that fail to take these steps can be held liable for the sale of counterfeits, a move that would shift burden onto the internet marketplaces, according to a text of the bill obtained by CNBC.
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In that sense, "Team" is a lot like whipping a shiny new convertible around a muddy dirt road or, to bring it back to basketball, assembling a murderer's row of star players who fail to take home the championship.
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While nuclear power proponents point to the relatively low operating costs of a generating unit, what they usually fail to take into account is the upfront capital costs and the rehabilitation costs at the end of the plant's life.
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If work consumes you and you fail to take care of yourself—eat balanced meals and sleep at least seven hours a night, for example—during the week, you can view the weekend as your only time to relax.
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Similarly, chronic patients who are prescribed a lengthy course of treatment often fail to take their medication, which leads to an estimated $100 billion to $85033 billion in additional medical expenditures each year through hospitalization and more expensive treatments.
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Lega Anti Vivisezione argued that owners who fail to take proper care of a pet could find themselves vulnerable to legal action, because it would amount to the mistreatment or abandonment of the animal, a crime under Italian law.
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No test is accurate 100 percent of the time, but the errors are usually introduced by medical personnel who fail to take samples correctly or lab personnel who run the test incorrectly or accidentally contaminate it with stray DNA.
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The EU's new climate commissioner Frans Timmermans said in October that work would begin on establishing the new tax, which is aimed at raising the cost of products from countries that fail to take adequate action against climate change.
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Many members and aides feel it's a foregone conclusion that Pelosi would step down if Democrats fail to take back the majority, despite Pelosi's vow to stay on the Hill as long as Trump is in the White House.
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"It's a matter of holding countries accountable for their international commitments and speaking truth to power when they fail to take action," said Dr. Luke Allen of the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom, who led the research.
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The U.N. Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) released a report, warning that temperatures are likely to rise by 1.5 degrees Celsius between 2030 and 2052 should the world fail to take rapid and unprecedented measures to cap the rise.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The number of people dying from heatwaves is likely to rise sharply in some regions by 20313 if policymakers fail to take mitigating steps in climate and health policies, according to the results of a study on Tuesday.
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Power companies that fail to take more than 10 percent of their contracted supply under a long-term contract and do not secure 75 percent of their supply on a long-term basis will receive lower subsidies on power prices.
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Earlier this week, Illinois' GO ratings were affirmed at Baa2 by Moody's Investors Service and BBB-plus by Fitch Ratings, which warned of a downgrade should the state fail to take comprehensive action in January towards solving its fiscal problems.
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HALIFAX, England (Reuters) - Britain will punish digital companies, social media platforms and content providers which fail to take down content from the internet which breaks the law, the ruling Conservatives said in their policy document ahead of a June 8 election.
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In the health insurance market, people who fail to take up coverage not only harm their own health and access to care, but they also shift costs and coverage burdens onto the rest of us who pay for health care.
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HHS officials ordered to consider issuing amended regulations will ponder the question for a moment, maybe even seek comments from the public, and fail to take satisfactory steps toward resolution (which is exactly what they've done for the past year).
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It's easy to feel good about yourself when you're patting yourself on the back for your inability to never fail to take the moral high ground, which everyone who agrees with you reinforces and enables, one Facebook "like" at a time.
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The Parties shall combat the prevalence of counterfeit or pirated goods on e-commerce platforms by taking effective action with respect to major e-commerce platforms that fail to take necessary measures against the infringement of intellectual property rights. 2.
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There is a nightmare scenario where they hold all their tough red states; pick off an important swing state like Nevada, Arizona, or Tennessee; and still fail to take back the Senate when it all comes crumbling down in New Jersey.
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However, scientists of marginalized identities who have been speaking out against systemic inequality before the #resistance are critical of the way in which #ScientistsTakeaKnee, the march, and the rise in diversity initiatives across scientific institutions fail to take actual action against white supremacy.
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In the wake of recent terrorist attacks in Britain, Prime Minister Theresa May and French President Emmanuel Macron said last week they are considering imposing fines on social media companies that "fail to take action" against terrorist propaganda and other violent content.
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However, when you grow up a middle class, straight, white kid, you're kind of born into the Dream, and it's not until you fail to take advantage of the privileges that you were born into that the American Dream is put into perspective.
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"We have heard soothing but empty rhetoric before from China's leaders ... so we must continue to monitor developments closely and hold Chinese officials and manufacturers accountable if they fail to take decisive action and enforce this new policy," he said in a statement.
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Forecasts of oversupply also fail to take into account that few lithium processors have the capacity and ability to produce the very high-grade lithium compounds that batteries need, said analyst Andrew Miller at Benchmark Mineral Intelligence, a UK-based battery metals consultancy.
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Attempts to crack down on the drug supply have repeatedly failed, and also fail to take into account how opioid users often combine their drug of choice with alcohol and benzodiazepines such as Xanax, which can be obtained legally in the United States.
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A major report from the United Nations group known as the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change predicted weather crises around the world if nations fail to take serious action to curb the greenhouse gases that are causing the planet to grow hotter.
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Hardball "winner takes all" strategies are too short-sighted and fail to take into account ongoing relationships, according to researchers from Wharton business school, who argue that balanced bargaining — or avoiding negotiations entirely — could be the best route to achieving your long-term goals.
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Or, to put them into the human form that gave them valence: menacing Muslims who will blow up your town, menacing Latinos who will steal your job and may rape your daughter, and workers abroad who will take any jobs the immigrants fail to take.
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The bottom line is that we all care about clean air and access to clean and safe drinking water, but the administration's regulatory policies fail to take into account the very real-world consequences EPA rules and regulations are having on communities across the country.
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Such generous appraisals fail to take into account the rippling consequences the strike has had on local developments that are undermining strategic advantages the U.S. once enjoyed, damaging the American position in the region and torpedoing what had been a series of promising steps towards deescalation.
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"If we fail to take action, people may starve to death if they are not killed with bullets and we may end up being passive observers of crimes against humanity which will lead us once again to wring our hands belatedly," read the signatories' stark warning.
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The San Francisco Fed two weeks ago published a 168-page report on the impact of severe weather on poor communities and floated a range of responses, including discouraging banks from lending to rebuild in disaster-hit areas that fail to take steps to reduce future risk.
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The San Francisco Fed two weeks ago published a 168-page report on the impact of severe weather on poor communities and floated a range of responses, including discouraging banks from lending to rebuild in disaster-hit areas that fail to take steps to reduce future risk.
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Again and again, old indie figureheads fail to take seriously the contributions of black artists from various disciplines, and while Weller shouldn't be awarded a special cookie for recognizing what's right in front of him, it is refreshing to hear him giving them credit where due.
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"Without the participation of civil society and an analysis of the root causes of persistent insecurity, such processes will continue to fail to take into account the link between gender inequality and conflict," said Solange Lwashiga, a spokesperson for Nothing without Women, a Congolese women's campaign group.
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An executive who wastefully spends down their travel and expense budget at year-end to justify an equal or larger budget next year may also fail to take advantage of a great marketing opportunity with a December 31 deadline — because they spent their budget on T&E.
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We Will Replace You, a progressive group dedicated to seeding primary challenges against elected officials who fail to take a hard line against the Trump administration, said Ellison's defeat marked a failure in the party's efforts to coalesce the anti-Trump protest movement into a winning electoral coalition.
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N.F.L. teams will be subjected to fines of hundreds of thousands of dollars and possibly the loss of draft picks if they fail to take players out of games after sustaining a concussion, according to new rules announced on Monday by the league and the N.F.L. Players Association.
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Europe's new General Data Protection Regulation, introduced in June, levies heavy fines on companies who fail to take sufficient steps to protect user data, giving regulators the ability to fine companies up to 4 percent of their global annual revenue — which for Facebook could amount to $183 billion.
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Europe's new General Data Protection Regulation, introduced in June, levies heavy fines on companies who fail to take sufficient steps to protect user data, giving regulators the ability to fine companies up to 4 percent of their global annual revenue — which for Facebook could amount to $1.63 billion.
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While this bug doesn't allow hackers take control of the car's engine from afar, as two researchers famously did with a Wired reporter last summer, this is another sign that internet-connected car manufacturers still fail to take security seriously, potentially leaving their vehicles at the mercy of hackers.
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On Saturday, Magufuli visited a military unit and inspected 75 vehicles that will be used by the government to facilitate the purchasing of cashew nuts in the country should private buyers fail to take up the crop at the government prescribed price of 3,000 shillings ($1.31) per kilo.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The Federal Open Market Committee meeting next week is shaping up as a pivotal one for Wall Street, with stocks primed for a selloff should the Fed fail to take an even more dovish tilt after policymakers raised expectations for a rate cut in recent weeks.
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In Germany, where Chancellor Angela Merkel is fighting for re-election against opponents who criticize her for taking in over a million migrants at the height of the drama, the interior minister threatened legal action against countries which fail to take in their allotted share of Syrian and other refugees.
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Obsessed with its own internal problems, it will fail to take the lead in standing up to Russia, it will fail to contribute to security in Africa or the Middle East, and it will lack the coherence to negotiate trade and investment partnerships with the United States or anyone else.
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NEW YORK, June 22001 (Reuters) - The Federal Open Market Committee meeting next week is shaping up as a pivotal one for Wall Street, with stocks primed for a selloff should the Fed fail to take an even more dovish tilt after policymakers raised expectations for a rate cut in recent weeks.
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The complexity and importance of this issue demand a multi-faceted approach to reform that focuses on, among other things: If we fail to take action in these areas, an ever-increasing portion of the cost of caring for our country's retirees will ultimately have to be funded by taxpayers.
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Trump invokes fear through stereotype in an effort to distract from the obvious reason he and many others of his party fail to take seriously gun violence and the threat it poses to all Americans, including our schoolchildren: the millions in financial support those politicians receive from the gun lobbies.
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My concern is that we, the West, may fail to take the opportunity to deal with these challenges or help our African partners deal with these challenges of mutual concern while they are still in a nascent stage and can be dealt with at a price that's affordable in both blood and treasure.
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While it sounds nearly painless that repealing this health-care provision would save taxpayers money — without the incentive from the mandate, some 85003 million people, most of whom currently receive reduced-cost insurance, are expected to fail to take up that coverage, saving the government from making those coverage payments — it isn't.
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"If we fail to take action, people may starve to death if they are not killed with bullets, and we may end up being the passive observers of crimes against humanity, which will lead us once again to wring our hands belatedly and say 'never again' all over again," the letter said.
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For Trump's supporters, such critiques miss the point -- and fail to take into account successes like the passage of the biggest tax overhaul bill in decades, along with his fulfilled promises to build a conservative Supreme Court majority and pull out of international agreements like the Paris climate accord and the Iran nuclear deal.
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Complaints about millennial laziness and entitlement fail to take into account the financial burdens unique to the generation—the crippling student debt, the fact that the median income for people 25-34 is 20 percent less than it was in the 1980s, and the lack of the same high-paying job opportunities available to past generations.
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USA-STOCKS-WEEKAHEAD All eyes on Fed as stock market pines for rate cut NEW YORK (Reuters) - The Federal Open Market Committee meeting next week is shaping up as a pivotal one for Wall Street, with stocks primed for a selloff should the Fed fail to take an even more dovish tilt after policymakers raised expectations for a rate cut in recent weeks.
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But it also goes further: One idea would be to make platforms legally liable for claims like "defamation, invasion of privacy, false light, and public disclosure of private facts" if they fail to take down doctored video and audio or so-called deep fakes (or fabricated footage), if a victim secured a necessary judgement regarding the sharing of that content.
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"If President Xi is going to escape meaningful punishment for ZTE and fail to take strong actions on intellectual property, cyber theft, and American companies having free access to sell goods in China, and instead simply provide a promise to buy goods for the next few years, we will have lost," Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the minority leader, said on Sunday.
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Dr. Tirun Gopal, an OB-GYN who also practices ayurveda, acupuncture, and homeopathy at St. Luke's Hospital in San Francisco points out that both the internet and certain medical devices fail to "take into account the culture, the race, the ethnicity" of a patient: "Unfortunately, all the numbers numbers built into the software" of an ultrasound machine only give "information that is applicable to a Caucasian".
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Israel, which in August sent a delegation headed by Mossad chief Yossi Cohen to the White House while Prime Minister Netanyahu himself went to Sochi, Russia, to meet with President Putin to discuss the ceasefire, is now clarifying that if the great powers fail to take its critical interests into account when deciding on the future of Syria, it will act independently to protect itself.
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"If the government of Yemen, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Ansar Allah, and other parties to the conflict fail to take these steps, and if the United States does not use all levers of pressure to compel them to do so, responsibility for the deaths of many more Yemeni civilians will lie not only with the parties to the conflict, but with the United States as well," the statement says.
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With control of the White House and Congress on the line in 2020, McConnell is positioning himself and his caucus to be a fail-safe for Republicans if President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE loses and Republicans fail to take back the House.
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