Topics that fall outside of their natural enthusiasms are cut.
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Accordingly, they fall outside of the jurisdiction of the special counsel.
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Tech companies that fall outside of the related regulatory burden should benefit, then.
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But many fall outside of much of the business benefits of tax reform.
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Unfortunately for Republicans, the most vulnerable House seats fall outside of God country.
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Apfel is inspiring people whose identities fall outside of the mainstream -- people like me.
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This means that there might be ethical actions that fall outside of our ethical horizon.
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Their almond-shaped eyes, long faces, chiseled cheekbones, and freckles fall outside of "desirable" qualities.
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All three fall outside of the gender binary, but define themselves as more masculine than feminine.
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But there's no doubt his ideas fall outside of the spectrum of pre-approved acceptable ideas.
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A result is going to fall outside of our confidence interval 1 out of 20 times.
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These markets fall outside of state control, relying instead on informal governance and community self-regulation.
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The move continues Microsoft's pattern of commercializing tools that fall outside of the company's own technology stack.
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Because such incidents fall outside of societal preconceptions of sexual misconduct, they are often dismissed or downplayed.
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This, the USDA has now repeatedly found, means those CRISPR-edited plants fall outside of regulatory purview.
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Trump also alleged that his posts are "government speech" and fall outside of the First Amendment's purview.
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It will still be a bribe, but it will fall outside of anything that is technically illegal.
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Many of the most controversial aspects of Dodd-Frank likely fall outside of the window for repeal.
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These will fall outside of your current job that might even create a new role for you.
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It's the women who fall outside of those familial ties who are often subject to Kendrick's flatter musings.
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However, going forward, the U.S. must also hold China accountable for its actions that fall outside of international norms.
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Some projects, even if they're technically in the scope of the agreement employees sign, fall outside of Google's ownershp interests.
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Hill's relationship with the campaign staffer would fall outside of the committee's jurisdiction because it happened before Hill took office.
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By prioritizing this traditional dating model, LHHATL creates a spectacle of any practices that fall outside of those narrow parameters.
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These conventions of exhibition-making are just that — conventions — and as such they fall outside of Mr. Owens's native vocabulary.
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The title is interesting for a few reasons that fall outside of its gameplay which I'll get to in a second.
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Trade experts have said tariffs imposed as a result of the China intellectual property probe may fall outside of WTO rules.
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The FSB also noted a dearth of data for monitoring the sector as many firms fall outside of the regulatory net.
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The next two characteristics, however, fall outside of protected free speech because they include racial slurs and threats to human life.
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In a great video by NBC News, genderqueer activist Jacob Tobia explains what it means to fall outside of the gender spectrum.
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It suggests that there's a normal size range these people fall outside of, rather than an incredibly vast diversity of body sizes.
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If someone's natural disposition should fall outside of the classically masculine, they try to blend into the crowd as much as possible.
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These can end up being weak links in a company's security, as they fall outside of I.T.'s password policies and management.
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Refusing to acknowledge the changing odds of extremes means that we will be unprepared for events that fall outside of our experience.
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One of the best parts of the Olympics is the inclusion of sports that fall outside of the mainstream, at least in America.
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Some fall within Uber's guidance, like avoiding airports, but other reported incidents that have included racism from drivers fall outside of Uber's policies.
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Created through new tools that snip and tweak DNA at precise locations, they, at least for now, largely fall outside of current regulations.
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In that sense, play parties are an antidote to hook up apps that enable users to unsee people who fall outside of predetermined parameters.
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Under a new parent company, Alphabet, moon shots and side projects would fall outside of Google, which would be more focused on making money.
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These women are portrayed as animals in order to emphasize that they are diseased, and that they fall outside of the dominant patriarchal society.
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Johnson, who quit his job as a marijuana marketing executive to run for president, holds strident Libertarian views that fall outside of mainstream conservatism.
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Pompeo said earlier this month that he would "absolutely not" restart the CIA's use of enhanced interrogation tactics that fall outside of Army Field Manuals.
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Soper herself is Pagan, an umbrella term for religions that fall outside of the main world religions, so it includes Neo-Pagan religions like Wicca.
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Racism most impacted low-income blacks, high-income whites and low-income "others," which included any ethnicities that fall outside of black, Hispanic or white.
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As we learned from Ken Starr's Whitewater investigation in the 1990s, independent investigations often mutate, uncovering shady dealings that fall outside of their initial scope.
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There are so many people who are afraid of getting in trouble or that their radical politics are supposed to fall outside of their faith.
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In addition, it fails to acknowledge the continuing plight of some neighborhoods that fall outside of the more affluent, whiter patches that are benefiting disproportionately.
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Furthermore, Pompeo added that he would "absolutely not" follow an order from the president to restart any techniques that fall outside of the Army Field Manual.
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Many will fall outside of regulation but those that involve regulated investments or firms involved in conducting regulated activities may be subject to the FCA's rules.
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Trump has been outspoken when people fall outside of his ideal — whether it be Alicia Machado or any woman who has ever sipped a Diet Coke.
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The coalition argues that the international groups are developing trade and regulatory policies that fall outside of their core missions and are the responsibility of governments.
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ICE represents a number of artists and labels who would fall outside of those agreements either because of territorial coverage and/or label and licensing ties.
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Engineers have limited clarity into the work being done by other members of their team or into project tasks that fall outside of their own silo.
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In reality, there are a couple of reasons why men aren't getting laid: Either they fall outside of patriarchally-imposed norms of attractiveness, or they're sexist pricks.
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But it's also a surprisingly smart device that could, quite possibly, encourage empathy for those who seem to fall outside of traditional conventions of gender and sexuality.
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"Minority teachers, by virtue of their experiences negotiating the United States with identities that fall outside of the mainstream, can likely understand their students' struggles," he said.
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On the player side, it gives the Marketplace team more flexibility to set prices that fall outside of standard app store pricing denominations: $0.99, $1.99, $2.99, etc.
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She's one of many celebrities speaking out about the difficulties of finding designers willing to dress celebrities who fall outside of the traditional sample-size body range.
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The firebrand Texas conservative argued that witnesse testimonies on football concussions, opioid addiction, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration and epidemiology fall outside of the panel's sphere.
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The theater on Tuesday announced the lineup of the festival, which, in its 14th year, is dedicated to exposing audiences to works that fall outside of the mainstream.
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While the top 2134 companies that offer the best employee compensation lean tech-heavy, some of the most satisfied workers by department fall outside of computer science engineers.
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Dianne Feinstein asked, if ordered by President-elect Trump, whether he would restart the CIA's use of enhanced interrogation tactics the that fall outside of the Army Field Manual.
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Dianne Feinstein, D-California, if he would -- if ordered by President-elect Trump -- restart the CIA's use of enhanced interrogation tactics the that fall outside of army field manual.
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If you only train your interface using a narrow selection of voices, then it won't know how to respond to accents that fall outside of its frame of reference.
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Katherine Clark (D-Mass.) said the subpoenas "violate the principle of state sovereignty," are "unprecedented" uses of the Congressional subpoena power and fall outside of the Science Committee's purview.
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In countries like Canada — the system most similar to the one that Mr. Sanders seeks to create — private corporations provide insurance for services that fall outside of government guarantees.
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One camp cites Qur'anic references, which state that sexual pleasure can only come from their partner and thus use of sex toys fall outside of what is considered permissible.
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Whether it's driven by a community of enthusiasts, a specialized use case, or a need for security, there will always be operating systems that fall outside of mainstream release cycles.
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But they made a special trip this fall, outside of nesting season, to clear litter on Mullion Island and try to crack the case about the mysterious rubber band appearances.
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That leaves, potentially, more open road for manual bikes, which fall outside of some of these regulations so can grow a little more easily (if with more human pedal power).
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Trump's CIA director has said that he would not restart the CIA's use of enhanced interrogation tactics the that fall outside of army field manual, even if requested by the President.
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HHS is also looking to expand protections for health data that fall outside of the HIPAA framework, a growing gray area given the boom in mobile health apps and wearable technologies.
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And what about all those extras, those little things we all do to advance our careers that fall outside of the 703-to-5 requirements laid out in our job descriptions?
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She is inspiring people whose identities fall outside of the mainstream -- such as Ariel Henley, who grew up with Crouzon syndrome, a condition where the bones in the head don't grow.
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The funds it allocates fall outside of the regular appropriations process and therefore outside of the reach of the Hyde Amendment, the longstanding, bipartisan policy that prevents taxpayer funding of abortion.
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Germany today is a dynamic and multifaceted society with a lot of opportunities for transatlantic collaboration and relationship building that fall outside of Trump's indiscriminate rage about trade surpluses and defense spending.
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LGBTQIA2S is the full acronym for describing gender and sexual minorities, and yet it still doesn't feel completely accurate in describing people that fall outside of straight identities or hetero gender norms.
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And as the film makes clear, her family (the mighty Shang/Tsien clan) isn't exactly approving of relationships that fall outside of their highly exclusive, ultra-elite circles of influence and power.
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The CFDA, for instance, could partner with a casting agency that specializes in differently-abled models or curve models to provide access to people who may fall outside of the industry's narrow standards.
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Here's what else the report revealed: The workers who were surveyed for this study said that they spend a lot of time on tasks that fall outside of the primary duties of their jobs.
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Then, he addressed the "cheerleader guy" comment and dropped a withering hammer: "Terms like 'cheerleader guy,' to me, maybe fall outside of bounds of critique or criticism," Tomlin said during a news conference Tuesday.
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Set designer Lisa Soper herself is Pagan (a term for religions that fall outside of the main world religions, like Wicca) and told Refinery29 that she took no offense to the show's depiction of witchcraft.
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The landscapes, wilderness and antiquities that fall outside of these arbitrary lines, such as those of Grand Gulch or along Hole in the Rock Road, represent some of the best that America has to offer.
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Comic Con may be best known for its Hall H celebrity guests and blockbuster announcements, out in the wings of the convention center, an adventurous badge-holder will sometimes find panels that fall outside of tradition.
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" In the process, Warner Bros.' lawyers presented a remarkably dumb argument that the use of the tattoo was a parody of "men and their misadventures," which, they argued, would fall outside of IP claims: "Well, sure.
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Although our VA system provides adequate education and training programs for widows and dependent children of fallen service members and disabled veterans; it falls short in supporting the veteran families who fall outside of those categories.
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When we talk about problems around access to care, utilization, and treatment adherence, it is the issues that fall outside of getting your prescription and taking your pill daily that affect people with HIV the most.
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Instead, the court decided that the House Oversight Committee was pursuing a proper legislative purpose in issuing the subpoena, as opposed to a law enforcement function, which is what Trump argued would fall outside of its authority.
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Due to soccer's fluid nature (there is no stoppage time or breaks except for the half), many of the game's famed players today tend to fall outside of a rigid stats box when it comes to evaluating talent.
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In sum, Mr Fisher argued, the justices "could decide this case by saying that the seven states that have laws like California's...but draw the age of consent at 18, automatically fall outside of sexual abuse of a minor".
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Roskam joins lobbying firm Anti-corruption group hits Congress for ignoring K Street, Capitol Hill 'revolving door' MORE (R-Texas) Tuesday saying that the subpoenas issued this month fall outside of the panel's authority and violate their states' rights.
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That response differed from comments made during his confirmation hearing weeks earlier, during which Pompeo asserted he would "absolutely not" comply with an order from the president to use interrogation techniques that fall outside of the Army Field Manual.
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Judge Marx's order covers videos of all 25 men in the case, not just Mr. Kraft, and surveillance videos taken last fall outside of the Orchids of Asia Day Spa, not only those from January that include Mr. Kraft.
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As defined by the youth advocacy group InterACT, "intersex" is an umbrella term refers to people born with one or more of a range of variations in sex characteristics that fall outside of traditional conceptions of male or female bodies.
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" The release of these findings on Valentine's Day was intentional, the report states, as it's a holiday that "focuses primarily on heteronormative relationships, and this often leads to the isolation and alienation of those who fall outside of that catchment.
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Amy, the protagonist and audience surrogate, is mostly following instructions aboard the Tacoma, but her need to check every drawer, log into every desktop, and listen to conversations over and over again seems to fall outside of her simple task.
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McCarrick is unlikely to face criminal prosecution, the Post noted, because the allegations leveled against him publicly relate to crimes that would fall outside of the statutes of limitations in the U.S. jurisdictions where they are said to have taken place.
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FBI agents say white collar criminals are adapting, whether it's moving from group communications on Bloomberg chat rooms to social media pages like Facebook that fall outside of traditional business communications platforms, or touting stocks on popular platforms like Instagram.
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The EU alleges that member states are not getting their "fair" share of American tax revenues — which aren't even theirs in the first place — since many companies are not physically located in the EU and, therefore, fall outside of the EU's tax powers.
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With his continuing attacks on the justice system, the press, and reality itself, Trump makes it impossible for those outside his base of support -- and, according to the recent approval ratings, most Americans fall outside of it -- to recover a sense of equilibrium.
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In another, this is Trump avoiding the sort of moves that fall outside of his "art of the deal"–esque diplomatic maneuvers that result in personal attention for him — be it a trade war with China or shaking Kim Jong Un's hand.
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For the most part, the best things to eat fall outside of it, such as a salad of farro, pickled Habanada peppers, and hazelnuts, topped with thin slices of salt-baked celery root so luscious and translucent they called lardo to mind.
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New technologies have spawned new regulatory challenges...Reaffirming FTC jurisdiction over activities that fall outside of common-carrier services avoids regulatory gaps and provides consistency and predictability in regulatory enforcement Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Ajit Pai, in a statement, also welcomed the result.
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The Congress of 1970 had not contemplated the future capacity for data collection, the many ways that data would be used in every aspect of people's lives or the many companies that would develop internal credit decision processes that fall outside of the FCRA completely.
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One analysis of Ms. Gabbard's base found that her supporters are overwhelmingly male and more likely to fall outside of traditional Democratic circles, such as those who have backed Mr. Trump in 2016, hold conservative positions or identify as Republicans — particularly in New Hampshire.
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To make matters even more confusing, the USDA has, at least for the time being, taken a different approach than the FDA in regulating genetically-engineered plants, suggesting that when engineered foods do not introduce foreign DNA into the plant, they fall outside of the purview of regulators.
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This line of reasoning is one that other firms like Uber have offered before as defence, and presumably means ride-hailing apps fall outside of traditional transportation legalities — but it also indicates a need for Indonesia's decision makers to work out new rules that cover digital services coming on the scene.
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But M&A activity is expected to pick up in coming months as China's political situation firms up, although the focus could fall outside of the US. "The government's new economic team is in place in Beijing and everything has settled down," said Tang Zhenyi, chairman of Hong Kong-based investment bank CLSA.
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The relationship between the two variables are described by its direction (positive or upward, negative or downward, or no clear direction), form (linear, curved, scattered, etc.), strength (which is rated from strong to moderate to weak based on how "tight" the form is), and unusual data points that fall outside of the pattern.
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The platform deals with this by clarifying that "Donors should only contribute payments to GoFundMe users they personally know and trust", but of course, the most successful campaigns fall outside of that recommendation, and given how easy it is to find iffy campaigns, perhaps it's time for the platform to step up its policing and moderation of campaigns.
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I hope they can pull of more characters that fall outside of Nintendo IPs, given that some of the more interesting characters are those they had to get creative with to fit into Smash, but given the arc of the first fighter pack, we can expect there to be at least one other Fire Emblem characters in there.
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With a risk-based approach, a baseline set of rules for flying in the most ideal conditions, like for example, during daylight hours, in visual line of sight and in low-altitude airspace, would be established, and then any operations that fall outside of that could be privy to an additional set of requirements set by the FAA to maintain an equivalent level of safety.
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With a risk-based approach, a baseline set of rules for flying in the most ideal conditions — such as during daylight hours, in visual line of sight and in low-altitude airspace — would be established, and then any operations that fall outside of that could be subject to an additional set of requirements set by the FAA to maintain an equivalent level of safety.
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In its statement for investors, the ESMA sums up the main risks for investors as: In its statement for firms involved in ICOs, the ESMA cautions that they "must give careful consideration as to whether their activities constitute regulated activities" — warning that some of these token sales may already need to comply with existing EU regulations: Depending on how they are structured, ICOs may fall outside of the scope of the existing rules and hence outside of the regulated space.
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It reflects a dynamic where criticism of the government or expression of political sentiments that fall outside of the positions of the Israeli government are no longer welcome, and Dareen Tatour's case, I think reflects not only the intolerance of criticism and dissent, but the increasing difficulty of Palestinians, whether they be inside Israel or in the occupied Palestinian territory, of expressing or calling for opposing Israeli policies, or calling for any sort of action to be taken with regards to the situation that they face.
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