However, the spokesman refused to give access to the study.
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They're easy to use and give access to ample help options.
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The man fainted, yet protesters refused to give access to medics.
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Islamabad said it had honored its commitment to give access to the family.
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This beta will give access to the first 10,000 people on its waiting list.
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There are also limits to what Apple will and will not give access to.
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The problem for the Thai government is that ISPs cannot give access to encrypted information.
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The bill would require tech companies to give access to encrypted data with court orders.
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They give access to a world of Internet-based TV content, including Netflix and Hulu.
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So what is ESPN Plus if it won't give access to watch ESPN's channels live?
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Cabinda will also give access to the markets of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
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Still, I do question whether it should, in this locked state, give access to calendar info.
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These do not represent equity in a company, but give access to a service or product.
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Or you could give access to your inbox for a week if you go on vacation.
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The patient can choose to give access to their doctors and up to four other individuals.
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Users won't have to agree to give access to their data to start using a product.
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But it will immediately give access to hundreds—perhaps even thousands—of people on existing waiting lists.
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But Mr. Kim never made any written commitments to dismantle the sites or give access to inspectors.
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In Scottish lore, a silver branch bearing silver apples were said to give access to a fairy otherworld.
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Under the Telecommunications Act of 1996, "telecommunications services" have to give access to their networks to the public.
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Being still with yourself can give access to all sorts of ideas and musings that wouldn't otherwise occur.
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Not only did the software give access to users' private information, it also had a tremendous security flaw.
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And Apple has stated that it will not give access to that data to anyone, for any price.
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Together these give access to USD1.5bn, which Kenya only intends to use in case of heightened external financing strains.
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Ration cards give access to cut-rate staples, but no one can live on cooking oil and rice alone.
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Authorities will force companies to give access to these encrypted communications "lawfully" via a warrant or a court order.
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"Death certificates will give access to some information, if it's done in the way I advocate," Downie told Motherboard.
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The CIA followed a multi-agency legal process to give access to Russian officials under sanctions, the official said.
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You don't have to connect with third-party APIs or give access to your personal account to request your data.
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Before I started swiping, I had to give access to my LinkedIn profile, then wait to get vetted and approved.
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The city will open recreation centers on the weekend to give access to air-conditioning, according to a news release.
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What also sets Facebook and Google apart from their direct-marketing forebears is that they give access to everyday advertisers.
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Why it matters: It's part of the Trump administration's continued effort to give access to outlets that have had Trump's back.
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Theater chains didn't want to give access to their systems, and studios didn't want to hand over raw files for testing.
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You can either share them on a one-off basis, or give access to them as part of a shared folder.
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Before you start freaking out, the always-on Cortana won't unlock the PC or give access to apps unless you unlock it.
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India is also trying to persuade China to give access to its cost-competitive software service firms that have dominated global markets.
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However, the company claims the new API will allow extensions to block content without requiring users to give access to private data.
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You can give access to your wife and kids or share the lock with people who need to get into your home.
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Lectures give access to up-to-date market information and analytical methods, and are enhanced through networking opportunities with esteemed working professionals.
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The new earbuds will give access to Alexa on the go, letting users talk to the voice assistant even in outdoor areas.
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We imagine this was the thinking behind RTR's new partnership with West Elm, which will give access to a range of home textiles.
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"We always knew clearly that our biggest objective and purpose was to give access to the information that the archive holds," Fuentes says.
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Because they give access to addresses, court records, and other information people would rather keep private, they can also be used for doxing.
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Tech companies are reluctant to give access to encrypted information from their users, for privacy reasons and because it may affect their businesses.
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And yet, in our personal lives, we give access to a huge amount of information and a lot of it is not public.
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Vox's Timothy Lee, however, notes that Apple has previously implied there may be a way to give access to just this one device.
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Several major publishers have decided not to take part, largely because Facebook will not give access to reader data until they purchase a subscription.
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Life insurers also argue they give access to a broader range of asset classes (including, say, exposure to private equity) than asset managers do.
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Those vents help cool down the iMac when the processor is performing difficult tasks, and give access to all of the computer&aposs innards.
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Whether Apple trusts the government or not, it may have no choice but to give access to iPhones, an expert told CNBC on Wednesday.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's Defence Ministry said on Monday it was ready to give access to its military bases in Syria for humanitarian aid deliveries.
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Don't confuse this with GV (Google Ventures) or Google Capital, which back later-stage startups for returns (and similarly give access to Google's organizational bounty).
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The account was setup to only give access to you and I. I even had to provide you with security credentials to access the information.
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The site is also a wealth of data on which countries have the best and worst libraries, and what VPNs give access to which countries.
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"For me, the most important priority was to give access to music to poor people," Mr. Abreu told The New York Times Magazine in 2007.
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Ms. Agren's sidestepping of the laws meant IBM Sweden had free rein to give access to people who had not received security clearance, it reported.
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"The vulnerability allowed an attacker to steal your Gmail credentials, which would not only give access to your calendar, but to your e-mail," he said.
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"The government wants to give access to better medicines to more people," said Soriot, who admitted that pressure on prices had come sooner than he expected.
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The systems most vulnerable to cyberattacks are large, centralized databases, where breaking into one part of the system can often give access to all of it.
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The campaign wants drugmakers to give access to large swaths of data, from their national pricing to the "true" research and development costs for each drug.
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I have a simple solution: Lock the cockpit door at all times and give access to only authorized personnel through a key and/or door code.
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The merger would also reduce the number of operators who own infrastructure and can therefore give access to rivals who do not have their own networks.
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Vectoring technology only works when applied to a whole bundle of copper cables, meaning individual lines cannot be physically unbundled to give access to alternative operators.
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"The EU has been very strongly signaling that they're just not going to give access to the common market without the free movement of labor," Shapiro says.
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Around 90% of countries have a disclosure system of some sort, says Larissa Gray of the World Bank, though less than half give access to the public.
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"Qatar's immediate priority is to find partnerships with North American airlines that will give access to all the smaller destinations Qatar won't fly to," Mr. Horton said.
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The Dream rents this downtown venue for its regular season, which runs from May into September, but its lease doesn't give access to all the facility's perks.
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"Think before you give access to your entire Facebook profile to an app so that you can find out what Game Of Thrones character you are," she says.
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Friend SpamWith Friend Spam, you're asked to give access to your contacts list, ostensibly for your own benefit—to find friends you might know on a particular service.
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Democratizing education to give access to all, regardless of age, race or sex, is one of the pivotal pillars that social entrepreneurs around the world are working on.
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With a Lynk & Co car, you'll be able to manage almost everything via a smartphone app, including providing digital keys to give access to your friends and family.
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For example, people in Vermont say they won't take less than $4,000 for their data, while West Virginians would give access to their personal details for just $375.
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An argument against defined contribution plans, including 401(k)s, is that they give access to a lump sum at retirement and not a lifetime stream of income.
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Amazon is also offering subscriptions that will give access to more storage and a feature which will flag up human movement, rather than general motion like a pet walking.
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You can also give access to your contacts, including family members or a dog walker and choose how long or when those people are allowed to enter your home.
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More recently in 2017, TSA agents have been demanding that certain travelers, including US citizens,unlock their phones and give access to authorities before being allowed to enter the country.
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Jerry Nadler of New York, threatened to hold the attorney general in contempt of Congress if he does not give access to Mueller's full, unredacted report on the Russia probe.
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With equity management platforms like Shareworks there is now a system of record that the company controls and can give access to legal counsel, investors and other stakeholders as desired.
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"The bottom line is when they're doing their job they want to be seen doing what they're doing and they're quite happy to give access to the media," Jobson said.
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"One component is to increase transparency and to give access to parties who are concerned to detect weaknesses," Wolvekamp, also a member of the RSPO board of governors, told Reuters.
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The company said its "connect a partner" feature, which lets the app user give access to a partner, might have made some of the shared data accessible to third parties.
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For the most part, they won't give access to Reddit Premium — that's a feature reserved for moderator-exclusive awards — and they're also specific to individual subreddits rather than being site-wide.
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"There's something about the fact that he was able to increase the membership fee at this swanky resort and then essentially give access to the wealthy there...That's offensive," DeVore said.
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" Rohingya militants known as the Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army (ARSA) had offered to pause "offensive military operations" until October 9 to give access to aid groups to address the "humanitarian crisis.
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Balkan countries (Mr Gove has cited Albania) have association agreements that give access to the single market, but these are part of the process of accession, and they too exclude services.
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The infant's remains will be released to the Richardson family, which will provide a proper burial and give access to the site to the family of the baby's father, Oda said.
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Still, you don't want to give access to your account, which has your payment information, to anyone without first ensuring that the person you're sharing with agrees it's for their eyes only.
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A public health emergency doesn't give access to the Disaster Relief Fund; instead, it frees up money from the Public Health Emergency Fund, but that fund only contains $57,000, according to STAT.
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The Soleimani strike also led Iran to announce it would no longer comply with any of the JCPOA's limitations, though Tehran did say it would continue to give access to IAEA inspectors.
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"I just want to know the truth, and when you have some archives, it's normal to give access to people from the science world, and especially from the U.N.," Mr. Hellings said.
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"The idea for the News API is to give access to the news content that is out there enriched and in real-time to developers and data scientists," says co-founder Parsa Ghaffari.
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The usefulness of Amazon Key extends beyond package deliveries: You'll be able to give access to friends and family, as well as house cleaners and other services through — what else — Amazon Home Services.
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If you are too lazy to try to conserve, or don't live near an affected area, you can spread the word, or give access to running water to people living on the reservation.
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Banks, asset managers and clearing houses in Britain currently serve customers across the EU under a passport system that give access to the single market if they comply with all the bloc's regulations.
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In Congress, Mr. Biden repeatedly voted to give access to abortion services for members of the military, and in 1994 he voted to establish fines and penalties for barring access to abortion clinics.
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In a nod to fintechs, banks will have to give access to a third party either by adapting a bank's online customer interface, or by creating a new, dedicated interface for fintech firms.
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But there's also some smart design choices here: the MagicBridge works in either left- or right-hand configurations, and a series of cutouts on the back give access to the Lightning ports to recharge.
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Using an access token found on the server, which can give access to systems without needing a username or a password, the hacker gained further access to the company's systems, including an API database.
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As someone who gets delivery attempt slips on a regular basis in the front of my building, I'm all in favor of this program — especially one that doesn't give access to my actual apartment.
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In addition to building whatever relevant skills directly into the device, baking Alexa directly into the product will also give access to its 12,000 or skills, essentially turning the product into a makeshift Echo.
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Part two is to give access to detailed data on how active your matches (or as they call them, "bagels") are, so you can know what kind of engagement you can expect from them.
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Gift card options include major retailers like Amazon and Best Buy, as well as the Google Play Store, but the parent has to approve and give access to the card before it can be used.
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Some banks are less willing to give access to money remitters due to concerns about complying with tougher rules to crack down on money-laundering but these rules were being looked at, the PSR said.
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But because the FCC is currently rolling back regulations that require large ISPs—usually called the incumbent provider—to give access to infrastructure to small ISPs, these upgrades could leave smaller providers in the lurch.
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Companies are then able to run a crowdfunding campaign, much like those of Kickstarter, but they are able to give access to their platform at a reduced rate to the contributors, instead of empty promises.
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That secrecy may be due to the machines' ability to access every part of the iPhone — rather than simply exchanging components, the machine can also connect to iOS itself and potentially give access to proprietary software.
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The first two, Technical Assistance Notices and Technical Capability Notices, are compulsory and require companies to give access to encrypted data if they're able, or to build the capacity to do so if they can't already.
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"Though the researchers claim to give access to the data they use, this data still needs to be requested by researchers (see here), and as of yet, no researchers have independently verified these claims," Caplan wrote.
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"It's all changed, isn't it," Redmayne said to Reuters on the red carpet on Sunday, saying that streaming services like Amazon give access to people who do not live near cinemas or cannot get to them.
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Anti-corruption whistle-blowers inside the A.N.C. have been assassinated by hit men hired by party rivals, and members of opposing factions have been killed in fights over positions that give access to lucrative government contracts.
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The zippered panel that opens to give access to the Rear Access pack's padded camera section is located on the back, which means that while the backpack is being worn, the camera gear inside can't be removed.
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Three magic carpets, ideal for children and beginners, and one drag lift give access to the slope's levels of difficulty: green for beginners at the bottom, blue for intermediate and red for seasoned skiers at the top.
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Some plan to move smaller customers onto a model that would give access to written research only but no contact with the analysts, for as little as 5,000 pounds per person per year, fund managers and analysts said.
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The DAO was a crowdsourced venture fund, a way of using smart contracts to cut out traditional venture capitalists, reduce fees, and give access to regular civilians, who contributed ether and voted on which projects to invest in.
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As part of an ambitious plan to complete an unbroken bike-and-pedestrian path around Manhattan, city officials plan to install a ramp alongside the park that would give access to a new esplanade on the East River.
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In addition to Trump's entire Twitter archive, the website give access to specific search options so you can filter all of Trump's tweets about Women, Global Warming, and feuds with celebrities like Mac Miller, Lord Sugar and Rosie O'Donnell.
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These were actual cards, supplied by participating cable service providers, that could be plugged into supporting hardware, including third-party DVRs and even computers, to give access to cable programming without the need for a cable-company-provided box.
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They also cannot exist without a courageous press ready and willing to report from dangerous locales across the globe, or -- from some small corner of Maryland in an open newsroom designed to give access to the citizenry it served.
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Countering these criticisms, EU sources emphasize that the Commission's proposals are specifically targeted at services that store and give access to "large amounts of copyright protected content" — pointing out that such platforms have become important players on the content market.
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The bug also apparently didn't give access to the entire photo collection from those user accounts — it only showed the account name and profile picture — but it's still a pretty severe security hole, even if it could have been much worse.
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The government has already begun uploading the documents and data in electronic form and will give access to both the special master and Cohen's legal team, for both of them to begin separately determining which documents they believe to be privileged.
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Australia's parliament approved a law that allows the government to demand that tech firms give access to encrypted online communications, even if the firms have designed their services so that they themselves do not have access to their customers' conversations.
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The idea is that instead of fully waking a phone some 26 times a day just to see the time or check for texts, the screen can constantly remain in low-power mode and give access to this info without draining the battery.
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The chips are meant for your family members or occasional guests that you want to give access to your house — and you can program them to only work for a certain amount of time or specific times and days of the week.
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"We signed a strategic alliance with Visa so now I can deliver Visa products on top of my wallet, link my wallet to Visa products and give access to someone who's completely unbanked to the whole of the Visa network," he said.
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Over the next decade India will spend more than $20303 billion to develop and test deep-sea technologies - including human-piloted exploration submarines - in the Indian Ocean that could give access to once inaccessible mineral riches up to 6.8 miles (11 km) under water.
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However, the news agency added that telecommunications law requires telcos and phone companies give access to phone lines to authorities with a warrant but exempts "many apps that rely solely on internet infrastructure" like Messenger, which runs over cellular data connections or wi-fi.
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In this case, researchers from the University of Bern have been working on a robot that performs the most delicate and potentially damaging step: drilling into the skull at the precise location and depth to give access to the right part of the cochlea.
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"ECA structures can be in a lot of circumstances the structures that give access to long tenors and favorable conditions, besides having the advantage of not having the typical volatility which is in the nature of capital markets," SACE Chief Executive Alessandro Decio said.
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The first would be an entry-level movie-focused package, then a premium service that would feature original programming and blockbuster films and then a third option that would bundle the first two tiers and give access to an extensive library of Warner Media content.
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To search the well, they needed fire crews with special equipment, which the Saudis allegedly refused to give access to because they were not on a pre-approved list of Turkish officials cleared to set foot on sovereign Saudi territory, according to Turkish media.
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In 2015, more than 200 state and local jurisdictions did not honor requests from Immigration and Customs Enforcement to detain individuals, ICE Director Sarah Saldaña testified before Congress, and a subset of that group refused to give access to their jails and prisons to ICE.
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Nate Smith, group manager for product marketing for Adobe Analytics, says the idea is to give access to this data in a standard way across the organization, whether it's a data scientist, an analyst with SQL skills or a marketing pro simply looking for insight.
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"So, in summary, there's a narrow pathway to a landing zone, which could give access to a tunnel, which would pass under a summit, but perhaps reach sunlit uplands rather than the last ditch before the cliff edge," astutely tweets the AFP's Dave Clark.
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Asylum-seekers have the right to apply to stay in the U.S. unless they can go to another safe country, but the country has to give "access to a full and fair procedure for determining a claim to asylum" to be defined as safe.
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In 21987, more than 22012 state and local jurisdictions did not honor requests from Immigration and Customs Enforcement to detain individuals, ICE Director Sarah Saldaña testified before Congress, and a subset of that group refused to give access to their jails and prisons to ICE.
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Munster also predicts a new version of an Apple TV with TV input and DVR functions, similar to a TiVo, and a Netflix-like iTunes TV pass that would give access to TV show content on iTunes for a fixed monthly fee, replacing a cable subscription.
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Some of Arm's most powerful designs, like the computing cores that power flagship smartphones, will not be available through the program, but it does give access to Arm's software tools for designing chips, which could also lure new customers, said Bob O'Donnell, head of TECHnalysis Research.
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"Playing Samp-Verona with open doors would be a serious risk, because Genoa has not had any contagion so far, so it would have seemed inappropriate and imprudent to give access to the public," Toti told reporters, according to the Gazzetta dello Sport and other media.
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"Playing Samp-Verona with open doors would be a serious risk, because Genoa has not had any contagion so far, so it would have seemed inappropriate and imprudent to give access to the public," Toti told reporters, according to the Gazzetta dello Sport and other Italian media.
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ROME, Oct 31 (Reuters) - An alternative rescue plan for Italy's Monte dei Paschi di Siena sponsored by former industry Minister Corrado Passera will fall through if the Tuscan bank does not give access to its data by the end of the week, a source close to the matter said.
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Go-Jek's head of corporate affairs, Nila Marita, said in a text message that the plan needed a thorough review, "mainly to assess the impact on our capability as a tech company to give access to work for millions of people" and to "help optimize growth in the digital economy".
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F1 TV will give access to cameras mounted on the cars of the 20 drivers as well as the traditional broadcast feed, with viewers able to split the screens of their mobile device or smart TV. That would allow viewers to watch the action from two cars as their drivers battled for position.
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You can give access to people, probably a commensurate number of people that can't drive today as those who drive for a living, and then you give them the freedom now to go and contribute to the economy, have a job and work in a way they may not otherwise be able to.
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And to create a social experiment where we can cross-pollinate as many of the most cutting-edge artists, crews, collectives, and creatives in an environment where they could be inspired to learn from each other and share without it being forced or phoned in, and give access to anyone in the world to peek in and watch.
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While introducing the membership, the online retailer more than halved the threshold for free international shipping to Singapore and also cut delivery times, hoping the deal will attract more shoppers to its platform that will now give access to more than 5 million items from Amazon U.S.. Lazada had launched its own subscription-based customer loyalty program LiveUp in Singapore in April.
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The party is officially encouraging states to use government-run primaries, give access to people who can't make the actual caucus (like shift workers, those with disabilities and language difficulties), implement same-day party change and voter registration, report statewide presidential preference on the first vote, and ensure that all national delegates represent the same original vote for the first caucus vote.
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The Trump administration now wants to expand asylum-only proceedings for any immigrant who passes a screening interview and is eligible for asylum — and to put immigrants who pass their screening interviews but aren't eligible for asylum into "withholding only" asylum proceedings, where they could be given withholding of removal (a quasi-asylum status that doesn't give access to benefits or a work permit).
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F13 TV, launched on Tuesday at the Mobile World Congress, will give access to cameras mounted on the cars of 20 drivers as well as the traditional broadcast feed, with viewers able to split the screens of their mobile device or smart TV. "You can go head-to-head with Daniel Ricciardo and Sebastian Vettel as they battle for second place - and actually go side-by-side and look at the view from each of their cars," Frank Arthofer, Formula 1's head of digital, told Reuters.
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