Guarding against the iPhone will always be its biggest challenge.
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By guarding against overcriminalization, these laws serve a useful purpose.
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And it is guarding against a shaky banking system in Italy.
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Guarding against identify theft starts with scanning the horizon for red flags.
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That's a weak foundation for guarding against breaches of the public trust.
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But there's another element you should be guarding against with equal vigor: pollution.
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In effect, this proposal is guarding against truly catastrophic, and unrealistic, economic times.
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Guarding against this future means forward-thinking change that goes far beyond current initiatives.
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But guarding against Russia is just one of the challenges, officials and experts said.
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The term comes from the military: a "thin red line" guarding against overwhelming attack.
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Government reforms brought higher standards, guarding against medicines coming to customers without proper vetting.
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I believe, in terms of jointly guarding against extremism, it is necessary that we cooperate.
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Having a home for the remote is the first step in guarding against losing it.
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They've also been evidence of the ultimate impossibility of guarding against every kind of attack.
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For spectators, there are always law enforcement workers guarding against terrorist attacks and other threats.
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Guarding against corporate complacency to anticipate social risks requires proactive intervention starting at the top.
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Guarding against overfishing and improving the overall management of fisheries can help, the researchers said.
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Guarding against policy and political volatility is essential, says Sameer Samana, Wells Fargo's global quantitative strategist.
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That means guarding against purchases made with too much borrowed money of illiquid assets, especially property.
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It's unclear if Pruitt and his staff are guarding against outside threats, internal leakers, or both.
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But realizing this promise requires being aware of the potential for bias and guarding against it.
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Guarding against wildfires caused by its equipment has become crucial for PG&E, California's largest utility.
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The guidelines, amongst other things, provided clarity on who could perform abortions, safe-guarding against illegal practitioners.
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But as far as parenting goes, guarding against every distant threat is not the most important task.
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Persistent volatility would in turn spark a renewed interest and urgency in guarding against adverse currency moves.
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Wade into state law, guarding against the likelihood that the Supreme Court will gut federal abortion rights.
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Wade into state law, guarding against the likelihood that the Supreme Court will gut federal abortions rights.
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For centuries, long before the Korean Peninsula was divided, guarding against foreign infiltration was a national creed.
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But other antibodies hang around for years, keeping a historical record and guarding against reexposure to an infection.
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Researching ways of generating and guarding against these sorts of adversarial attacks is an active field of research.
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Options activity showed some traders were guarding against the possibility of a sharp slide in U.S. crude prices.
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The CAB helped support businesses that were "doing right" while guarding against those that profit by exploiting consumers.
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But as Trump is now learning, eliminating actual nuclear weapons is much harder than guarding against nuclear aspirations.
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Housed within the Treasury Department, it lends its expertise to regulators tasked with guarding against such sweeping risks.
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Cohen encourages his patients to be active, while guarding against overheating and excessive fatigue, which can trigger symptoms.
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Ideally, you're guarding against a quick flurry of attacks and then striking back immediately afterward, when there's an opening.
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It is worth guarding against even if we don't think it is currently making big differences in our elections.
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Guarding against unhealthy choices can be especially fraught for middle-school students, as they navigate new independence and friendships.
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Dr. Kelly Fradin, a pediatrician and mother of two, shares her practical tips for guarding against the coronavirus below.
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Even so, a candidate's plans for guarding against the negative repercussions of AI should be central to their platform.
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It is the virtue most applicable in the context of guarding against workplace romances, the habit of making right decisions.
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The Hedge Fund Standards Board works with members on issues that have caught regulators' attention, including guarding against cyber attacks.
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" Since Strong's departure, CAP says that HR has been "actively monitoring" the team he left behind and "guarding against retaliation.
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We expect further gradual loosening over the coming years, as the authorities balance supporting the market with guarding against risks.
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I tried to pitch through it in the fifth, but I was guarding against it and couldn't really finish pitches.
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Many are fiercely protective of the separation between politics and the military, guarding against any potential slide toward authoritarian rule.
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It also underscores U.S. challenges to guarding against information manipulation by adversaries seeking to undermine democratic institutions and free speech.
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" The feud broke into public view last week when Mr. Corker said that Mr. Trump's advisers were guarding against "chaos.
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In markets news JPMorgan studied decades of market history and compiled a playbook for guarding against losses in the next recession
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But Russia's FSB Federal Security service has said it needs access to some messages for its work, including guarding against terrorist attacks.
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For all the energy and resources spent guarding against breaches, let's devote equal attention to protocols for when — not if — they occur.
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John Kelly (retired) Trump selected the retired Marine Corps general to lead the agency tasked with guarding against terrorism and illegal immigration.
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We've just got to keep it on track by guarding against the forces that seek to profit from our dependence on oil.
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The central bank, an institution that prides itself on being above politics, is charged with guarding against the risk of runaway inflation.
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Speaking with reporters, Mnuchin said he was not comfortable with Libra currently, particularly in guarding against money laundering and other illicit use.
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This means that the Federal Reserve's safety valve guarding against a large economic recession or depression has been stretched to its limits.
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Having a squad of super-recognizers at the F.B.I. could be useful not just in making identifications but in guarding against misidentifications.
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An opposition bloc has been formed to block Issoufou from winning in a second round by supporting his opponent and guarding against fraud.
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"Like most news organizations we are vigilant about guarding against attempts to hack into our systems," spokeswoman Eileen Murphy said in a statement.
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And as much as it made no practical sense that there's still a Night's Watch — are they guarding against the suddenly vanished Dothraki?
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The dominant narrative on the left seems to be about policing the boundaries between groups, guarding against cultural appropriation, monitoring language for offense.
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This puts Washington in the unenviable position of working with the Iraqi army while guarding against possible threats from other Iraqi paramilitary forces.
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But Mr. Moon's conservative foes regarded the Thaad as a key to guarding against North Korea and condemned China's economic retaliation as bullying.
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Guarding against this is more important to the welfare of our nation than imposing criminal liability for conduct that rarely, if ever, occurs.
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However, current ocean temperature and atmospheric patterns would tend to reduce the overall tropical storm threat, guarding against a truly severe storm year.
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Russia's FSB Federal Security service has said it needs access to some of those messages for its work, that includes guarding against militant attacks.
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Humanity has been guarding against plagues and surviving them for thousands of years, and we have managed to learn a lot along the way.
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Humanity has been guarding against plagues and surviving them for thousands of years, and we have managed to learn a lot along the way.
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The intelligence and financial-services committees say they need the information to pursue measures guarding against "foreign influence in our systems for electing officials".
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Several American cities and counties are using the courts to demand that large oil companies pay for the cost of guarding against rising sea levels.
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We "need to fully understand the importance of regulating the financing behaviour of local governments, place more importance on guarding against risks," said the notice.
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In their letter, Blackburn and Duckworth said a strategy during and after withdrawal from Syria requires "guarding against armed conflict" between Turkish and Kurdish forces.
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Proposals should seek to reward companies for retaining employees, Shambaugh said, while guarding against disbursements to companies that would have kept their workforces intact anyway.
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But Russia's FSB Federal Security service has said it needs access to some of those messages for its work that includes guarding against terrorist attacks.
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While the US economy still seems to be on firm footing, guarding against downside risks has become the Fed's main priority (as opposed to policy normalisation).
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Low-trust societies waste piles of time and money working out who can be counted on, defending vulnerable stores of wealth, and guarding against con men.
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The use of software has also sparked cybersecurity concerns, which is why the new guidelines are asking automakers to document how they are guarding against hacking.
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For shmurah matzo, the guarding against chametz begins not in the bakery but in the field, with rabbis overseeing the grain from harvest through to milling.
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I reached out to eight experts to ask how far we've come, specifically in terms of government policy, in guarding against another financial and economic calamity.
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What impressed Allen, the Indians' closer, the most in that plate appearance was that Gomes had to be guarding against one of Betances's feared breaking balls.
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Uber is investing heavily to build its own autonomous technology, guarding against the chance that another service could come in without drivers and undercut it on price.
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But using the actress as an emblem for a movement advocating equality and guarding against authoritarianism is perhaps the most fitting way to carry on her legacy.
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Police officers should wear body-worn cameras with applicable privacy protections including creating protocols that require that cameras remain activated and guarding against the tampering of footage.
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But the authorities weren't guarding against the thousands of migrants who've come to Tijuana in recent days on their journey to seek asylum in the United States.
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The concrete barriers, guarding against suicide attacks, have grown taller and stronger around every embassy and government building, and whole streets are blocked off from the public.
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His rampage-by-truck, the third large-scale act of terrorism in France in a year and a half, highlighted the difficulties of guarding against unconventional attacks.
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Guarding against the threat of terrorism is essential to national security, but disease poses a far larger statistical threat, one which Washington's budgetary priorities must also recognize.
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The central bank is guarding against that with its current, gradual interest rate increases, and will respond "with authority" if an inflationary mindset threatens to take hold.
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Recourse: Guarding against overfishing and improving the overall management of fisheries can help, the researchers said, but slowing or halting climate change would have much broader benefits.
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Moves in the euro's implied volatility against the dollar suggest that market participants are guarding against the risk of sharp swings in the euro in the near term.
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Progress is fraught by issues including who is liable when a self-driving car has an accident, bringing down the costs of sensor technology and guarding against hacking.
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And again, managers will have a natural tendency to buy what is going up within their index, guarding against lagging badly enough to be vulnerable to getting fired.
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Absent the benefit of public scrutiny and debate, empowering a fully briefed red team to test contrarian views is a sensible practice for guarding against faulty insular thinking.
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In a written response, OKCoin said it had invested heavily in guarding against attacks and there was no precedent for multinational corporations to compensate users for service interruptions.
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Bernanke did, however, note the importance of guarding against financial imbalances that could come with inflated stock market prices and excessive risk-taking with public and private debt.
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South Carolina authorities said law enforcement officers were guarding against looting in evacuated areas, while Wilmington set a curfew on Saturday evening in response to looting in one area.
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"We're supposed to be guarding against Russia, and Germany goes out and pays billions and billions of dollars a year to Russia," Trump said in the presence of reporters.
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Norton achieves this by installing smart firewalls to defend your personal information from unauthorised access, updating your devices with the latest features and performance improvements, and guarding against viruses.
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I must look foolish, I thought somewhere, but there was so much pleasure in being a fool, why had I spent so much of my life guarding against it?
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Mr. Thatcher said the advisory panels help strike a balance, allowing input from professionals who know the nonprofit sector while guarding against any undue influence that might skew ratings.
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In these hearings, Democrats are expected to grill Mr. Zuckerberg about the privacy scandals, and how the social network is guarding against possible interference in this fall's midterm elections.
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It emphasized the need to be vigilant in guarding against "inward-looking policies" that could hurt global market confidence, calling for BRICS countries to strengthen macroeconomic and structural policy coordination.
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Apple is famous for zealously guarding against early disclosures, using code names to describe internal projects and employing a security team and investigators to reportedly track down those who leak.
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The new version of the policy "requires components to evaluate UAS acquisitions for cybersecurity risks, guarding against potential threats to the supply chain and DOJ's networks," according to the announcement.
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"Our goal is to advance responsible homeownership while guarding against the abuses that led to the housing collapse," said the 2016 platform, which Republicans at the convention adopted on Monday.
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Now experiencing a relatively late successful career as an artist, Araeen warned younger artists about guarding against a 'new imperialism,' against becoming mere functionaries of the still existing colonial order.
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As a result, some traders are taking recourse in the options markets, although expiries around the summit are less about taking directional bets and more about guarding against spikes in volatility.
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A recent rise in volatility in currency markets from near five-year lows has revived some interest in guarding against currency risk, but firms' hedging activity remains relatively weak, analysts said.
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A few civilian supporters of the opposition patrolled their own barricades of wire and corrugated metal around the downtown, saying they were guarding against a counter-coup by the Morales forces.
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But in markets it raised the prospect that the government would seek to constrain the ability of the Bank of England to play a further role in guarding against economic slumps.
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In a White House riven by tribal infighting and given to prolific leaking as a means of waging those battles, notes became a way of guarding against manipulated versions of reality.
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"While not our core view, the odds of a rate cut...(are)significant given the Fed's reaction function has shifted towards guarding against downside risks," said Eugene Leow, rates strategist at DBS.
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The EU plan endorsed by the bloc's 28 national leaders is largely aimed at guarding against what the United States, NATO and the EU say are Russian attempts to undermine Western democracies.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Lenders are guarding against low interest rates in the US and negative rates in Europe and Asia by introducing zero Libor limits to investment-grade loans for their clients.
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It appears to be versions of Jeff Koons statues available in augmented reality at locations throughout the world: I wish startups would learn to start guarding against client-side date setting pic.twitter.
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The communique emphasized the need to be vigilant in guarding against "inward-looking policies" that could hurt global market confidence, and called upon all countries to fully implement the Paris climate agreement.
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"I have to say, I think it's very sad when Germany makes a massive oil and gas deal with Russia where we're supposed to be guarding against Russia," Mr. Trump went on.
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Block after block, we're building up time with him, we're living in the moment, and we're creating the memories we want to have, and guarding against the ones we can't escape from.
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The International Monetary Fund said last week that the central bank should continue to remain vigilant in guarding against inflationary pressures, "while continuing to build reserves and supporting greater exchange rate flexibility".
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He is surrounded by fewer aides who view their role as guarding against his most impulsive decisions and is being encouraged by several top advisers to press his hardline agenda on immigration.
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And around the globe, more than 217,226 troops are deployed in 227 countries protecting borders, sea lanes and underwater cables; fighting terrorism; guarding against a nuclear-capable North Korea; and much more.
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Most importantly, in today's dangerous cyber climate, they must protect the infrastructure's integrity, the assets and data in the enterprise, and the users and devices — guarding against malware, hackers, data leaks, and attacks.
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"Ron Johnson is pushing real solutions to keep our country safe, including reforming our visa waiver program, securing the border, protecting critical infrastructure, and guarding against cyber attacks," Reisinger said in his statement.
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This is an interesting idea in a world where we're all guarding against, well, thoughts that are not our own, against the reality-bending attempts of social media exploiters and the president himself.
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The amendment, intended to guarding against threats such as smuggling and sabotage, makes it legally binding for countries to protect nuclear facilities as well as the domestic use, storage and transportation of nuclear material.
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The Fed formally adopted a 2 percent target in 2012, making a case that the level was low enough to allow for comfort and confidence on Main Street while guarding against outright price decreases.
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The violence between rival fans has marred the start of the 24-nation championship and given an extra headache to police and security forces already pre-occupied with guarding against any Islamist militant threat.
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"Our focus is on helping customers get the most value from their medications — this means obtaining effective pain relief while also guarding against opioid misuse," said Jon Maesner, Cigna's chief pharmacy officer on Wednesday.
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The justices announced earlier this year that they would hear arguments on whether federal law guarding against workplace discrimination on the basis of sex also applies to discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation.
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He has also channeled Washington's pressure on South Korea to retract its decision to abandon a military intelligence-sharing deal with Japan that American officials considered important in guarding against China and North Korea.
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The Republican Party platform on the issue states: The men and women of law enforcement — whether patrolling our neighborhoods or our borders, fighting organized crime or guarding against domestic terror — deserve our gratitude and support.
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The final-stage COPD trial involved 1,767 randomly picked patients in 16 countries, where neither the patients nor the administrator know the critical aspects of the experiment, guarding against both experimenter bias and placebo effects.
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Which is why, on most Sundays this season, you'll find me running down a sideline on kickoffs and punts, content to bring up the rear of my team's coverage, guarding against a costly outside return.
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In guarding against such toxic fearmongering, we should learn common conspiratorial tropes so that we can identify them early on, because what might start as jokes, can turn into rumors, and ultimately morph to massacres.
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"Our focus is on helping customers get the most value from their medications -- this means obtaining effective pain relief while also guarding against opioid misuse," Cigna Chief Pharmacy Officer Jon Maesner said in a statement Wednesday.
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You're supposed to be fighting for someone and then that someone gives billions of dollars to the one you're, you know, guarding against, I think it's ridiculous so I let that be known also this time.
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As it happens, many of the newer works on display in Dreamlands seem cannily aware of the inevitable threat of distraction, even guarding against it at the architectural level by snugly ensconcing audiences in their folds.
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As Mr. Bell watched a slow jobs recovery unfold, he became convinced that the Fed was placing too much weight on guarding against inflation, and too little on fostering a strong and rapid labor market recovery.
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National security officials in the Trump administration are looking at options where the U.S. government could take over a part of the country's mobile network as a way of guarding against China, news outlet Axios reported.
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He also guided the New York Fed through the Asian financial crisis in 19923 and the institution's preparations for guarding against a so-called Y2K computer-driven market failure at the onset of the year 2000.
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National Bank of Hungary deputy governor Marton Nagy told Reuters the bank was committed to reaching its inflation target over its forecast horizon of 5 to 8 quarters, which was also key to guarding against overheating.
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The security researcher who discovered the flaw early last year — a so-called "white hat hacker" named Billy Rios — has been outspoken about just how behind the curve the medical device industry is in guarding against hackers.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Beijing-based live streaming websites have shut down thousands of illegal accounts after new regulations by Chinese internet authorities guarding against violent and obscene content came into effect, the official Xinhua news agency said on Wednesday.
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The New York Fed's reviews of payment requests that come over the SWIFT system are focused chiefly on guarding against money laundering and transfers to people and entities that are under U.S. government sanctions, Fed officials have said.
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DUBAI, Sept 2 (Reuters) - Dubai's ruler said on Monday the emirate had set up a real estate committee tasked with balancing supply and demand in the sector and guarding against competition between semi-government companies and private firms.
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" Horowitz also noted that FBI policy guarding against leaks to the media had been "widely ignored" during the period of the Clinton investigation, writing that "we identified dozens of FBI employees that had contact with members of the media.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The striking calm in foreign exchange markets in recent months has led some U.S. multinational companies to scale back on guarding against currency gyrations, potentially leaving them vulnerable if volatility rebounds from near five-year lows.
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Still, like other US allies who share a border with Russia, Norway has been a critical US partner in guarding against Russian aggression, and relations between Norway and Russia have soured in recent years amid Russia's increasingly aggressive posture.
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The shortage has forced employees, like Dr. Chang, from the city's hospitals to appeal for donations of N295 masks — a type of respirator best suited to guarding against viruses — and other personal protective equipment on Chinese social media sites.
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Paul Nakasone asking for an update on a commitment made by former NSA Director Michael Rogers in 2018 that the agency would look into how key government institutions like the White House are guarding against hacking and surveillance operations.
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Paul Nakasone asking for an update on a commitment made by former NSA Director Michael Rogers in 2900 that the agency would look into how key government institutions like the White House are guarding against hacking and surveillance operations.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thailand mobilized more than 17,000 security officers on Friday ahead of a three-day summit of Southeast Asian and other international leaders in Bangkok, guarding against attacks after a dozen explosions marred another regional meeting in August.
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"It's very sad when Germany makes a massive oil and gas deal with Russia where we're supposed to be guarding against Russia and Germany goes out and pays billions and billions of dollars a year to Russia," Trump said.
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Rather, it can give Powell wiggle room in balancing nudging inflation up after more than five years below target, and guarding against the risk of runaway prices as some $20133 trillion in tax cuts and new government spending take hold.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Guarding against avian flu, which has forced a mass cull of birds in China, pigeon fancier Wang Jincang paid out nearly $400 to get his 200 racing pigeons vaccinated and fortified for the onset of the spring racing season.
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NEW YORK, May 9 (Reuters) - The striking calm in foreign exchange markets in recent months has led some U.S. multinational companies to scale back on guarding against currency gyrations, potentially leaving them vulnerable if volatility rebounds from near five-year lows.
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WASHINGTON, Oct 25 (Reuters) - New Federal Reserve vice chair Richard Clarida on Thursday said he'd support "some further" increase in interest rates as the best way to nurse the current U.S. recovery along while guarding against any jump in inflation.
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Still, this work is particularly important to the company as it works to ensure "the safety and integrity of our community" — which has become Facebook code for guarding against false, misleading or dangerous activity on its social network, Mr. Schroepfer said.
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"Early American practice reveals that the Framers viewed the Congress not only as a legislative body but also as one charged with constitutional duties of oversight deemed essential to preserving the separation of powers and guarding against tyranny," they wrote.
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"I think it's very sad when Germany makes a massive oil and gas deal with Russia, where you're supposed to be guarding against Russia and Germany goes out and pays billions and billions of dollars a year to Russia," Trump said.
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Overseeing law and order and guarding against even minor rebellion is overt and omnipresent government surveillance; and in the seat of power directing all functions of state is Big Brother, a cult of personality demanding of the most intense personal and political loyalty.
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Here's what to expect, according to Kevin Roose, Cecilia Kang and Sheera Frenkel of the NYT: Democrats are expected to grill Mr. Zuckerberg about the privacy scandals, and how the social network is guarding against possible interference in this fall's midterm elections.
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In tossing the lawsuit out of court, the lower-court judge found that Alameda County's gun restrictions were permissible to achieve such "important governmental objectives" as protecting public safety, preserving the character of residential areas and guarding against "secondary effects" of gun stores.
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In other words, when a website wants to run some code, S2&aposs software runs it in a so-called sandbox where it couldn&apost hurt your computer or smartphone even if it tried, guarding against malware in even the worst-case scenarios.
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DES MOINES — Weeks before the Iowa caucuses and the start of the 2020 presidential election season, one of the few senior Democratic campaign staff members whose full-time job was guarding against hackers and stopping a repeat of 249 quit in frustration.
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BUT, OF COURSE, I DON'T THINK ANYBODY CAN AFFORD TO LET THEIR GUARD DOWN BECAUSE THERE ARE RISKS OVER THE HORIZON AND SO PEOPLE ARE LOOKING AT THOSE RISKS AND MAKING SURE THAT WE'RE GUARDING AGAINST ANY KINDS OF DOWNSIDE RISK TO THE OUTLOOK.
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"I have to say, I think it's very sad when Germany makes a massive oil and gas deal with Russia, where you're supposed to be guarding against Russia, and Germany goes out and pays billions and billions of dollars a year to Russia," Trump said.
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In fact, experts say parents of children and pregnant people should continue to be more vigilant when it comes to guarding against the flu, which has infected at least 15 million Americans over the past four months, and kills more Americans than any other virus.
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Conservatives who lived through the period of rapid economic growth that he oversaw still revere him as the father of modern South Korea, crediting him not only with lifting the country out of poverty but also with guarding against Communist threats from the North.
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The overall aim, according to a Fed memo, would be to alleviate regulatory burdens were necessary "while still maintaining the gains made over the past decade" in terms of stabilizing the system and guarding against another too-big-to-fail scenario as happened during the crisis.
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"I have to say, I think it&aposs very sad when Germany makes a massive oil and gas deal with Russia, where you&aposre supposed to be guarding against Russia, and Germany goes out and pays billions and billions of dollars a year to Russia," he said.
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He points out that end-to-end encryption isn't meant to protect a user if an attacker has full device access through malware anyway, so the most important type of attack to focus on guarding against for a service like Keybase is a physical access attack.
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"The lessons of 2012 have been so visible for the government, and the fact that it's taken them many years to correct the fiscal slippage in that year, so it's something they are very much guarding against," said Sampson Akligoh, managing director of Investcorp bank in Accra.
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In a letter released to CNN, Walter M. Shaub, the director of the Office of Government Ethics, told House Oversight Committee Chairman Jason Chaffetz, that he wants any hearing about his office's role in guarding against conflicts of interest in the incoming administration to be open to the public.
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"I have to say, I think it's very sad when Germany makes a massive oil and gas deal with Russia, where you're supposed to be guarding against Russia, and Germany goes out and pays billions and billions of dollars a year to Russia," Trump told reporters in July.
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Like fact checkers or copy editors, sensitivity readers can provide a quality-control backstop to avoid embarrassing mistakes, but they specialize in the more fraught and subjective realm of guarding against potentially offensive portrayals of minority groups, in everything from picture books to science fiction and fantasy novels.
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Thousands of text messages between Page and Strzok have already been released with redactions for personal information and to protect parts of the ongoing investigation, but publicly releasing them in fully unredacted form could run afoul of the federal privacy law guarding against the disclosure of personal information.
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Supporters of the types of voter ID laws the court struck down on Wednesday say they are guarding against the specter of voter fraud, though studies and investigations in Wisconsin and Iowa have challenged claims that such fraud is pervasive or poses a danger to the integrity of the voting process.
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"The Senator is focused [on making sure] that as Congress tackles the issue of protecting Americans data privacy, our government is also guarding against potential forms of digital discrimination in areas ranging from housing and employment to lending and access to resources," a spokesperson for Cortez Masto told The Verge.
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She has broken the law and fled from her still-living husband, taking her child with her, and now she is living in hiding under an assumed name, penniless and earning her own living as an artist, guarding against the day that her husband finds her and takes her away again.
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"In this dialogue, which included sessions with private sector representatives, both countries affirmed their joint commitment to policy and regulatory environments that foster efficiency, innovation, communication, social diversity, inclusiveness and sustainable economic growth, while respecting privacy and guarding against disruption, fraud, and theft," the statement issued by the State Department Monday morning read.
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The solution, as my colleague Max Fisher explains, is nationalism — buy the loyalty of the Russian people by asserting its power on the world stage: Putin's answer has been to assert Russian power beyond its actual strength — and, in the process, to recast himself as a national hero guarding against foreign enemies.
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Overall, Facebook does not think any of these efforts had much effect on the outcome of the election, writing, "while we acknowledge the ongoing challenge of monitoring and guarding against information operations, the reach of known operations during the US election of 2016 was statistically very small compared to overall engagement on political issues."
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"I have to say, I think it's very sad when Germany makes a massive oil and gas deal with Russia, where you're supposed to be guarding against Russia, and Germany goes out and pays billions and billions of dollars a year to Russia," Trump said Wednesday at a meeting with the NATO secretary-general.
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Guarding against asteroid strikes could be a mission for President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's proposed Space Force.
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"I have to say, I think it's very sad when Germany makes a massive oil and gas deal with Russia, where you're supposed to be guarding against Russia, and Germany goes out and pays billions and billions of dollars a year to Russia," Trump said during the meeting with NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg.
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Rosengren spoke at a time when the Fed is trying to navigate how best to keep the current recovery underway, allowing workers and families to potentially make up some of the ground lost over more than a decade of weak wage growth, while also guarding against broader inflation or other problems that could set the stage for a fresh downturn.
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"Our priority now should be to establish the foundation for a successful future eradication effort while guarding against the risk of failure that would lead to the waste of huge sums of money, frustrate all those involved... and cause a lack of confidence in the global health community's ability to ever rid the world of this disease," the report said.
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"The Asia Internet Coalition is deeply disappointed that Thailand's National Assembly has voted in favor of a Cybersecurity Law that overemphasizes a loosely-defined national security agenda, instead of its intended objective of guarding against cyber risks," read a statement from Jeff Paine, managing director of Asia Internet Coalition — an alliance of international tech firms that include Facebook, Google and Apple.
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Ben SasseBenjamin (Ben) Eric SasseLive coverage: DOJ inspector general testifies on Capitol Hill FCC votes to bar use of its funds to purchase Huawei, ZTE equipment Senate approves stopgap bill to prevent shutdown MORE (R-Neb.) argued the fallout of the inspector general's report should be more focused on guarding against future election interference than re-litigating the events of 2016.
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Instead of fighting, to name one example, for the high-speed rail line between Los Angeles and San Francisco that has been his mission for more than five years — or guarding against what he sees as financial excesses by the state Legislature as it adopts its next budget — Mr. Brown, with 18 months left in office, has stepped into a void left by Mr. Trump.
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"We said to manufacturers—if your top goal is to strike a balance that gives consumers, farmers, and ranchers the tools they're asking for while guarding against legislation that we feel would essentially raid software and undercut a lot of intellectual property on it, you've got to be willing to follow through on this commitment," Mike O'Brien, public affairs director for AEM told me.
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Because the role of the editorial board can be confusing, particularly to readers who don't know The Times well, the board, in consultation with the current publisher, A.G. Sulzberger, has developed a statement of its guiding values, which include: Arguing for "a world that is both free and fair" Supporting a world order in which "freedom and progress advance through democracy and capitalism" Guarding "against the excesses of those systems by promoting honest governance, civil rights, equality of opportunity, a healthy planet and a good life for society's most vulnerable members" Championing "what Adolph Ochs called 'the free exercise of a sound conscience,' believing that the fearless exchange of information and ideas is the surest means of resisting tyranny and realizing human potential" The editorial board is an institutional voice, but it is not the voice of the institution as a whole.
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