They might buy the startup in order to gain entry into the market.
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Beat the top price and you'll make the leaderboard and gain entry into a cool giveaway.
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The assistants strain to gain entry into professional strata by working until their eyes are bleary.
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Potential bidders need to put down a deposit of $100,000 to gain entry into the auction.
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Trump was trying to incite a merger and gain entry into the elite class of NFL owners.
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In the past, hackers have hijacked Instagram users' SIMs in order to gain entry into 2FA-protected accounts.
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Despite recently raising her ranking to No. 79, Azarenka needed a wild card to gain entry into the Open.
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Browder uses the Electronic System for Travel Authorization to gain entry into the U.S. under the Visa Waiver Program.
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"An individual attempted to gain entry into my residence at approximately 3:40 AM on Saturday, July 27," Cummings said.
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Earlier this month, an Iranian hacking group attempted to gain entry into email accounts associated with President Trump's reelection campaign.
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Amazon bought Whole Foods in 2017 for nearly $14 billion to gain entry into the $860 billion US grocery industry.
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Expectations are high for Chinese A-shares to finally gain entry into one of the industry's respected equity indices this year.
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When asked whether she would have handed over data on her phone or laptop to gain entry into England, Lily pauses.
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"The Secret Service can confirm that at no time did the individual gain entry into the White House," the statement said.
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The department has also warned of individuals posing as families to gain entry into the US. This story has been updated.
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In the footage, the director is seen trying to gain entry into Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort in Palm Beach, Florida.
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Terrorists with explosive vests sought to gain entry into the stadium, but were only able to detonate their vests outside the building.
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Students gain entry into the specialized schools by acing a single high-stakes exam that tests their mastery of math and English.
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Delivery fees for the new service were not announced, nor were any details for how Walmart employees will gain entry into your home.
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Given that Markle didn't gain entry into the palace, one might say that the trip was a complete wash and waste of money.
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WASHINGTON — The easiest way to gain entry into the United States is not to walk across the border in the dead of night.
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She earlier received them to gain entry into the first four tournaments she played this year (in Stuttgart, Madrid, Rome and Stanford, Calif.).
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That is, if the messenger can gain entry into the locked anti-Trump panic room into which they have all seemed to retreat.
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Roslovic used his speed to gain entry into the offensive zone before Beaulieu's shot from the point was deflected by Appleton past Crawford.
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There is extra incentive for players this week — the top three will gain entry into the 145th British Open at Royal Troon in July.
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Meanwhile, the mother of a 2-year-old boy on life support is fighting to gain entry into the United States to see him.
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They began donating to Republican campaigns and super PACs to gain entry into exclusive dinners, including multiple events that gave them access to Trump.
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Once they experience that, Russell said, they may turn pro while their junior rankings are still high enough to gain entry into more events.
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Thicke found the door locked and pounded on it, trying to gain entry into the home at which he was scheduled to pick up Julian.
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Some large part of computer security, generally, is evading and defending against malicious code that might gain entry into your system and do unwanted things.
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And tech companies, from Google to cell phone providers, sought to lessen regulations and gain entry into some of the countries involved in the deal.
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Police say they waited outside the structure for three people to leave and detained them, using their keys to gain entry into the otherwise impenetrable bunker.
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The marriages are allegedly manufactured to help Rajneeshees from other countries gain entry into the United States or remain here in violation of U.S. immigration restrictions.
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After all, it is hard to feel the sublime majesty of this place when crammed in an interminable line simply to gain entry into the city.
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"NEA may need to gain entry into inaccessible premises by force after serving of requisite notices, to ensure any breeding habitats are destroyed quickly," the statement said.
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A returning mother will have up to three years after the birth of her child to be eligible for a special ranking to gain entry into tournaments.
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Her position was solidified by Marie Antoinette, whose favor included helping the painter gain entry into the Royal Academy, which excluded artists married to art dealers, in 1783.
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Target, in contrast, is using its small shops to gain entry into cities that didn't have the available real estate to house its 2756,215-plus-square-foot stores.
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The Department of Homeland Security announced last month that there had been a number of cyberattackers seeking to gain entry into election databases leading up to the midterms.
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There is extra incentive for players at the Joburg Open this week — the top three will gain entry into the 145th British Open at Royal Troon in July.
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He admitted the company failed to fix a software glitch that had been identified publicly in early March that the hackers used to gain entry into Equifax's system.
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CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa – A court has affirmed the immigration fraud conviction of a Rwandan man who lied to gain entry into the U.S. and was living in Cedar Rapids.
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The caravan became his justification for imposing increasingly restrictive, hard-line policies that have made it nearly impossible for most asylum-seekers to gain entry into the U.S. since.
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The hackers were apparently successful in getting employee login info they used to gain entry into one of Burisma's servers, although it is unclear how much information was obtained.
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These protections arguably apply to people who are legally here, and to people who show up at the border or an airport trying to gain entry into the United States.
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After the explosion, three armed suicide attackers tried to gain entry into the hotel, but were engaged by police, Sediq Sediqqi, a spokesman for the Afghan Interior Ministry, told CNN.
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"What we're seeing today is buyers being opportunistic and trying to gain entry into the overall market," said Robert Pavlik, chief market strategist at Boston Private Wealth in New York.
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The two-time reigning Art Ross Trophy winner (top point-scorer) corralled a loose puck in the neutral zone and used his speed to gain entry into the offensive zone.
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He reached a No. 1 ranking in the city and used that distinction — by calling tournament directors directly — to gain entry into some professional events, like Monte Carlo and Detroit.
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People who carry defective copies of CCR5 are highly immune to HIV, because the virus uses a protein made by this gene to gain entry into an infected person's cells.
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On Thursday, Alvarado used a ladder to prop himself on a ledge and break a glass door to gain entry into Swift's home, "attempting to remove property," New York police said.
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To gain entry into events, he will now have to request wildcards, and rely on the goodwill of tournament organizers, if he wants to regain his place among the tennis elite.
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Malicious email campaigns have been used to gain entry into organizations in the United States, Turkey and Switzerland, and likely other countries well, Symantec said in a report published on Wednesday.
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In July, former Attorney General Jeff Sessions made it all but impossible for asylum seekers to gain entry into the United States by citing fears of domestic abuse or gang violence.
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But for several days, right-wing media sources have been suggesting that ISIS and other terrorists and criminal groups could infiltrate the caravan and ultimately gain entry into the United States.
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In the autumn of 2015, several of the ISIS Paris and Brussels attack cell posed as refugees to gain entry into Europe, during a huge influx of refugees through Turkey and Greece.
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The fingerprints Nicola used as part of his application to gain entry into Canada were also used for a failed refugee application to America with the same name, but a different age.
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This includes personal identifiable information that sophisticated attackers could use to gain entry into medical records, bank accounts, employer email accounts and networks — virtually anywhere that a person has an online presence.
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There is an extra incentive for the players this week — the leading three non-exempt players in the top 10 will gain entry into the 145th British Open at Royal Troon in July.
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In 2008, he managed to pass an interim security clearance and gain entry into the U.S. Army's Human Terrain System program, which brought anthropologists into Afghanistan and Iraq to learn about local culture.
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The New York Times reported last year that Facebook had developed a tool that would let third parties censor the social network as part of its attempt to gain entry into the market.
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"The biggest loophole drawing illegal aliens to our borders is the use of fraudulent or meritless asylum claims to gain entry into our great country," Mr. Trump said during a speech on Nov. 1.
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Kamkwamba was unable to return to school for five years, until his inventions captivated supporters who helped him gain entry into the African Leadership Academy, and then into Dartmouth, where he graduated in 2014.
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Those last two points of protection are particularly important, he says, in a scenario like the Capital One breach, where the intruder was able to exploit a security flaw to gain entry into the system.
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A quarter of phishing attacks studied last year by Verizon were found to be nation-state spies trying to gain entry into their target's inboxes, up from the 9 percent of attacks reported in 2016.
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A medical issue by itself usually has not been enough to gain entry into the United States, and was rarely grounds for a claim of asylum, typically granted to those fleeing political oppression and violence.
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But even if he doesn't eliminate gifted classes altogether, which would amount to a seismic change for the district, he almost surely will face pressure to change how young children gain entry into the programs.
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From product placement and casting famous Chinese entertainers in supporting roles to altering filming locations and storylines, Hollywood has done a lot over the past 20 years to gain entry into China's ever-growing moviegoing market.
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That intensifies an already raw debate about equity, representation and opportunity that has raged since Mr. de Blasio proposed scrapping the one-day test now required to gain entry into New York's eight elite high schools.
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The company would have a significant presence in important markets in several electoral swing states, including Pennsylvania, Ohio and North Carolina, and would gain entry into the biggest urban markets: New York, Los Angeles and Chicago.
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A judicial warrant is signed by a state or federal court judge, unlike the "administrative warrants" issued by the Department of Homeland Security that ICE agents sometimes try to use to gain entry into a business.
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The Port of Turbo in Colombia reportedly holds 30,000 African migrants at a time hoping to gain entry into the U.S. This is more than an unusual coincidence — the cartels operate where the wild things are.
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Pregliasco said that CasaPound and Forza Nuova only polled around 0.5 to 1 percent of the vote in Italy, making them too small to overcome the 3 percent threshold needed to gain entry into the Italian parliament.
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They'd jack up the price of a commonplace item, say, a $70 iPhone charging cord, then "discount" it to a normal price, creating a giant discount percentage (85% off!!) to gain entry into the valuable Today's Deal page.
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PatronScan claims to have a networked list of more than 40,000 banned customers, many of whom may not even know about their eighty-sixed status until they try to gain entry into another bar covered by the system.
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Prosecutors said Shehu, a Paramus, New Jersey resident, then flew to San Francisco and attempted to gain entry into the fundraising event with the foreign national, who was denied entry but was allowed to be photographed with Obama.
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Immigration officials have previously claimed that the high number of in-absentia removal orders issued under the so-called rocket docket policy proves migrants are claiming asylum at the border to gain entry into the U.S. and disappear.
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Gordon-Levitt said that HitRecord doesn't emphasize that you'll gain entry into the creative industry by using its platform, nor does it market itself as something you can turn into a full-time job, like YouTube often promises.
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Lyndon Barrois' Meme series, Beverly Hills PoC, for instance, appropriates stills from the film, Beverly Hills Cop, to present the protagonist Axel Foley (Eddie Murphy) as a young artist trying to gain entry into the Los Angeles art scene.
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Our general counsel Nabiha Syed recently wrote a letter to the administration to, I think it was Customs and Border Patrol, demanding access for us to gain entry into one of the facilities, specifically the one in McAllen, Texas.
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New York has some work to do if it looks gain entry into the NHL's second season, as the Islanders find themselves six points out of the final wild-card spot in the Eastern Conference with four games remaining.
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" What changed the narrative: "A surging number of arrests, media reports of smugglers renting children to desperate migrants to help them gain entry into the United States and stories of children dying in U.S. custody have changed the narrative.
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The word makes me think of love letters, or billets doux, and the word itself is indeed French for small note or ticket, something that a soldier might use to gain entry into a supporter's home for the night.
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President Donald Trump this week claimed that a lot of migrants coming up through Mexico attempt to "grab a child" near the border in order to make up false family connections and more easily gain entry into the United States.
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The Trump administration on Tuesday removed the Moscow-based firm from two lists of approved vendors used by government agencies to purchase technology equipment, amid concerns its products could be used by the Kremlin to gain entry into U.S. networks.
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The Trump administration on Tuesday removed Moscow-based Kaspersky Lab from two lists of approved vendors used by government agencies to purchase technology equipment, amid concerns its products could be used by the Kremlin to gain entry into U.S. networks.
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Smyczek went ahead and played the event in the Netherlands and another in Britain before returning to the United States to prepare for coming tournaments, hoping to improve his ranking and possibly gain entry into the United States Open's main draw.
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Indeed, one of the richest ironies that could emerge from Tuesday's election would be if strong Arab turnout raised the minimum vote threshold for political parties to gain entry into Parliament so high that Mr. Lieberman failed to clear it.
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After weeks of talks, the Mexican government reluctantly agreed to accept the waiting migrants, which could substantially reduce the number of people trying to gain entry into the United States and deter even those with the most credible asylum claims.
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Malicious email campaigns dating back to late 2015 were used to gain entry into organizations in the United States, Turkey and Switzerland, and likely other countries, Symantec said at the time, though it did not name Russia as the culprit.
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Malicious email campaigns dating back to late 2015 were used to gain entry into organizations in the United States, Turkey and Switzerland, and likely other countries, Symantec said at the time, though it did not name Russia as the culprit.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - A 43-year-old native of Wuhan, a central Chinese city ravaged by a coronavirus outbreak, said he climbed up rusty pipes to the third-floor balcony of an apartment to gain entry into the home of a middle-aged couple.
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And with five more years of eligibility on the ballot, Bonds and Clemens would have a shot to build on that momentum, as others have in the past, and actually gain entry into Cooperstown despite their well-known links to performance-enhancing drugs.
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In the McGlashan case, Hueston interviewed as many as four parents for possible representation after a sweeping March indictment netted 33 accused of paying a consultant to create fake profiles and exam scores for their children to gain entry into top universities.
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Apple reached out to the FBI to offer advice on how to gain entry into the iPhone of the gunman who opened fire on a Texas church this week, after the tech giant learned that investigators were trying to access its data.
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BEIJING, Feb 3 (Reuters) - A 43-year-old native of Wuhan, a central Chinese city ravaged by a coronavirus outbreak, said he climbed up rusty pipes to the third-floor balcony of an apartment to gain entry into the home of a middle-aged couple.
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Ms. Harvey's sumptuous voice and affecting vulnerability were ideal for this character, who may start off meek and loving but becomes Tamino's steadfast equal during the trials they endure to gain entry into temple of wisdom overseen by Sarastro, here the stentorian bass Morris Robinson.
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Cirelli also had a hand in the Lightning's next goal, forcing a turnover to help gain entry into the offensive zone before Alex Killorn crashed the crease to poke a rebound of Cedric Paquette's shot past Bishop with 6:07 remaining in the second period.
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In 2014, after a stellar career coaching women's hockey at Minnesota, Laura Halldorson was asked by Brodt and Brown to help gain entry into the C.W.H.L. Halldorson said the Whitecaps, a nonprofit, received funding for travel from a small base of contributors and family foundations.
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Flashback: A similar situation arose with Apple and the Federal Bureau of Investigation in 2016 when investigators requested Apple help gain entry into an iPhone used by Syed Rizwan Farook, who carried out the 2015 San Bernardino shooting that resulted in the deaths of 14 people.
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In order to gain entry into the ultra-elite show business club, Springsteen needs to triumph at the 2019 Emmys over Homecoming: A Film By Beyoncé, Wanda Sykes: Not Normal, Hannah Gadsby: Nanette — all Netflix projects — as well as CBS's Carpool Karaoke: When Corden Met McCartney Live From Liverpool.
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WASHINGTON — Attorney General Jeff Sessions on Monday made it all but impossible for asylum seekers to gain entry into the United States by citing fears of domestic abuse or gang violence, in a ruling that could have a broad effect on the flow of migrants from Central America.
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It was just a shame that his performance was in front of rows and rows of empty red seats as barely three thousand fans had been able to gain entry into the 13,200-capacity arena by the time he mounted the rings with the chants of "Zanettti, Zanetti, Zanetti" ringing in his ears.
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Immigrant advocates said at a news conference Wednesday that they believe her deportation order stems from a recent ruling from Attorney General Jeff Sessions that asylum seekers can no longer cite domestic abuse and gang violence as reasons to gain entry into the U.S. Arevalo-Herrera is staying at the First Unitarian Universalist Church in Richmond while she appeals.
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"Outside of China, many of these brands are virtually unknown and the ability of these rapidly growing Chinese vendors to gain entry into mature markets such as the United States and Western Europe will be essential if they have aspirations of catching Apple or Samsung at the top," the IDC research manager, Anthony Scarsella, said in a report.
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"Outside of China, many of these brands are virtually unknown and the ability of these rapidly growing Chinese vendors to gain entry into mature markets such as the United States and Western Europe will be essential if they have aspirations of catching Apple or Samsung at the top," Anthony Scarsella, research manager with IDC's mobile phone team, said in a press release.
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But, for days, right-wing media outlets have suggested that ISIS and other criminal groups could infiltrate the caravan and ultimately gain entry into the US. The reports stemmed from an October 11 article in the prominent Guatemala newspaper Prensa Libre which quoted Guatemalan President Jimmy Morales saying the country's law enforcement had captured approximately 100 people linked to terrorism, including ISIS.
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