"Anything that hampers our services to the people, hampers investment by the business community, identify them within a month," Widodo said, ordering such regulations be reviewed or removed.
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The EU says fragmented drone rules between countries hampers innovation.
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Its lineup now includes squeegees, laundry hampers, and toilet plungers.
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"This, of course, hampers the wider economy, too," he adds.
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Qatar denies the claims, saying the boycott hampers its national sovereignty.
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But pollution doesn't just slow down runners, it hampers workers too.
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Some hampers include things like wine, paté, cheese, crackers and chutney.
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And this hampers our ability to understand and serve these markets.
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This is what I mean by saying the game hampers itself.
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Critics say corruption hampers the flow of investment and stifles entrepreneurship.
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That hampers a country's ability to transition to peace and democracy.
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Lead hampers childhood development, and can lead to lifelong health impacts.
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What a ⭐️ she even packed hampers for fire-affected regions.
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" "What a ⭐️ she even packed hampers for fire-affected regions.
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Fighting in or near ports hampers access for aid coming from outside.
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Hampers of food will be set out on tables up the street.
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One year, Prince Philip came into the kitchen and saw two hampers.
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Pradnyawati said it hampers closer relations between the country and the group.
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When you're done, clean and disinfect your laundry hampers, baskets and bags.
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But it also requires tackling social malaise that hampers local community support.
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One of the hampers includes organic chocolate with coffee beens and energy balls.
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The Commission is investigating another U.S. chipmaker, Broadcom, over whether it hampers rivals.
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The Mayfair hotel Claridge's has continued its annual tradition of selling Christmas hampers.
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The Commission is investigating another US chipmaker, Broadcom, over whether it hampers rivals.
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Critics say its bipartisan structure hampers its ability to regulate all this spending.
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Turing, a brilliant mathematician, struggles with people, which at times hampers his efforts.
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"The lack of rigorous and standardized metrics hampers disclosure quality," the EDF report said.
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And frustratingly, a lack of knowledge about the problem hampers efforts to solve it.
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The law hits Russia with new sanctions and hampers Trump's ability to ease them.
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The process can take years and hampers the state's ability to sell banks' assets.
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Research shows that lumping together kids with such extreme needs dramatically hampers their academic achievement.
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Income inequality also hampers what is perhaps the most effective solution to California's wildfire crisis.
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This is a "serious defect which hampers safe driving," the ministry said in a statement.
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Nonetheless, Friendship says a lack of awareness in the chars hampers what they can do.
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"The one thing that always hampers the U.S. is that we are cheapskates," Lewis said.
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Slightly heavier picnic hampers seem like a small price to pay to save the environment.
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Gift hampers, priced from $195.95 to $999.95, and biscuits, teas and sweets are now available.
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This hampers the normal liquidity that we've seen in the marketplace under more normal times.
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Court records show that the weapons in the two laundry hampers were returned to them.
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"Beyond slowing down field work, the excessive humidity hampers coffee drying," Safras analyst Gil Barabach said.
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However, United States oil production is surging, and that hampers the argument for higher oil prices.
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It's the gluten network that holds everything together during baking, and less protein hampers that formation.
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Germany's second-biggest lender described Europe's negative interest rates as a "burden" that hampers its fortunes.
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It slows economic growth, hampers innovation, stymies job growth and pushes compliance costs to astronomical levels.
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Climate change drives acidification, which does not cause bleaching but hampers the corals' ability to recover.
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This crime cripples innovation and hampers economic growth, costing U.S. businesses billions of dollars each year.
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They saw two huge laundry hampers of the movement's military-grade weapons pushed through the courtroom.
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But there's no question that pumping two or three times a day hampers my productivity at work.
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People have to agree which tool to use, and trying to sort it all out hampers spontaneity.
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"Incomplete death certificate reporting hampers the efforts of lawmakers, treatment specialists, and public health officials," said Buchanich.
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But Ansip wants to tackle data storage restrictions within Europe as well, saying it hampers technological innovation.
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People who favor restricting immigration said the new provision hampers the government's ability to enforce immigration law.
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Spotify also strongly believes the 30% revenue share required by the App Store hampers its growth potential.
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Do you think the kind of self-curating culture that technology creates hampers or encourages creativity in music?
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DMD is a rare, progressive genetic disorder that hampers muscle movement, eventually killing most sufferers by age 30.
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It did not immediately respond to questions about how lack of access to genetic information hampers wellness programs.
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"This crime cripples innovation and hampers economic growth, costing U.S. businesses billions of dollars each year," they wrote.
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DMD is a progressive, degenerative genetic disorder that hampers muscle movement and affects one in 3,600 newborn boys.
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Thursday, June 28: Intense rain hampers mission Torrential rain forces searchers to pause for an agonizing five hours.
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I noticed the Wayfair Basics brand, which reminded me of AmazonBasics so I decided to compare their hampers.
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Risk avoidance hampers efforts Beijing has also acknowledged that its attempt to get back to normal is risky.
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I think what hampers people more than anything else with weight loss is how success has been defined.
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Swartz mentions all this, but her narrow focus hampers any real exploration of the ethical limits of innovation.
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Private aviation companies asked Congress for a bailout of their own as the spreading coronavirus hampers travel worldwide.
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Lizzo lent a hand in Melbourne, Australia sorting through donations and packing food hampers for bushfire-affected families.
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It has increased stigma around reproductive rights, and hampers basic information such as where to get services from.
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Fear of reporting mental illness to a licensing board hampers help-seeking for even routine mental health issues.
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The leaders argued that blurring of the lines between immigration agents and the local police hampers law enforcement.
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Or they might test to see if imposing speed limits on responses to changes in rivals' prices hampers collusion.
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In addition, recent softness in top-line growth could continue to delay UVN's IPO, which hampers its deleveraging efforts.
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The film's inability to hold back, along with its dubious special effects, hampers some otherwise very frightening set pieces.
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Then there is also the fundamental divide between the US and Russia that hampers any progress: Bashar al-Assad.
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This, in turn, hampers economic growth and limits opportunities for investment and trade that arise from better economic conditions.
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Unipol is committed to reducing its exposure to real estate although the difficult Italian property market hampers this policy.
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This hampers innovation and causes people to leave those communities, as they're unable to participate meaningfully in remote work.
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That's the message from a new International Monetary Fund report that also finds inequality hampers long-run economic growth.
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Our political polarization hampers our ability to tackle important national issues, whether immigration, infrastructure, timely budgeting or closing Guantánamo.
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It also hampers efforts by nation-states, international agencies, nongovernmental organizations, multinational corporations and others to increase partnership efforts.
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Asking it to be the most passionate advocate at the same time hampers its ability to fulfill either mission.
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The opaque system of manufacturing and distribution hampers criminal investigations and leaves victims of spiked products with little recourse.
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"Slower economic growth hampers revenue, while paying tariffs and dealing with supply chain disruptions hurt profit margins," said Lynch.
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"Community volunteers provided food, company, conversation, wrapped presents & hampers to share for crews heading into the field," Fitzsimmons tweeted.
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Jansson's original illustrations and sketches are exhibited like concealed treasures, hidden away in wheelbarrows, picnic hampers and ice caves.
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Yet progress has been marginal, in part because of Mr Xi's obsession with party control, which hampers and intimidates administrators.
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His successor, Jose Mourinho, said in November that it hampers English clubs' chances in the knockout stages of European competitions.
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It was not clear what happened to the Christmas hampers or why the woman submitted the bill through the restaurant.
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Over the course of his research Dr Schnabl found that heavy consumption of alcohol hampers the intestine's antibacterial defence system.
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Eye contact is an important form of nonverbal, non-conscious social engagement and it hampers people with SAD, Terburg says.
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Lukaku gets the ball in front of net but can't quite get a boot on it as Kawashima hampers him.
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In cases like mine, it hampers our ability to qualify for certain financial tools such as credit cards or loans.
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" Per Axios' Dave Lawler Trudeau's popularity first plunged "under the disillusionment that hampers many incumbents, particularly on the idealistic left.
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An injunction that hampers Uber's ability to keep working on driverless cars could be meaningful in the fast-moving industry.
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The fraying of ties between the separatists and the government presents yet another division that hampers Yemen's path to peace.
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Scott Levy, special counsel at the Bronx Defenders, a public defender nonprofit, said that excluding certain statutes hampers real reform.
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They don't record anything, there's no privacy concern here, but the added power consumption seriously hampers the Surface cans' battery life.
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Sugar buyers have long sought changes to the program, which they say hampers trade and inflates domestic prices of the sweetener.
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The includes calculating the social cost of carbon, how much a unit of carbon dioxide emissions hampers a given country's economy.
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In some ways, the same issue — making the struggle with acceptance the point of the story — is what hampers Love, Simon.
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Such a development hampers investing and ultimately makes it harder for banks, already grappling with low borrowing costs, to make money.
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DMD is a rare, genetic disorder that hampers muscle movement, mainly in men, affecting one in every 3,500 to 5,000 males.
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This leads him to talk about race in sometimes clumsy ways, and hampers his ability to appeal to African-American voters.
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"The United States is helping Laos clear unexploded ordnance, which poses a threat to people and hampers economic development," it said.
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Researchers found that chilling tomatoes at temperatures below 12 degrees Celsius, or 763 degrees Fahrenheit, hampers the enzymes in the fruit.
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It also wouldn't be going out on a limb to wonder if goofing around on social media sites actually hampers productivity.
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Around one in three black men spend time behind bars during their lives, which severely hampers their employment prospects upon release.
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The lack of secrecy in our voting process hampers our ability to vote freely and affects our relationship with the board.
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The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) on Wednesday sued the government over a law it says hampers research into online discrimination.
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To us, this suggests that Trump's alleged quid pro quo hampers the US government's ability to exert its influence in Ukraine.
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It says the measure hampers efforts to integrate the 1.6 million people who entered Germany seeking asylum in 2015 and 2016.
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Fortnum and Mason, London's upmarket grocery store, is one of them, and Hannan tunes certain cuts specifically for its famous hampers.
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DMD is a rare, genetic disorder that hampers muscle movement mainly in men, affecting one in every 3,703 to 5,000 males.
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"This kind of fear silences whistleblowers, hampers recruiting and retention efforts and discourages innovation to challenge the status quo," Erwin said.
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It hampers the ability to share what you are creating, whether it is an essay, a song, a piece of art.
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The other principal character is Tausolo Aeiti (Beulah Koale, a newcomer), who suffers from crippling memory loss that hampers daily functioning.
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The policy was abolished after police said it hindered investigations: it hampers appeals for information and prevents police from issuing public warnings.
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Not only is the health care available to Native Americans in South Dakota underfunded, management of patient records also hampers their care.
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At a meeting with unions, the government proposed to give land to build houses and food hampers for employees, union officials said.
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But one of these days, the Trump regime will say or do something that hampers it from reversing course before people die.
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It might not be known for a long while because of marijuana's status as a federally banned drug, which hampers research options.
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This kind of a specificity requirement severely hampers Trump's ability to pardon Manafort — or, for that matter, Michael Flynn or Jared Kushner.
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FinancialsBank stocks have been hammered by falling interest rates and narrowing yield spreads, which hampers their ability to make money on loans.
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And the inherent absurdity of a hurricane-ravaged area having to beg for a reprieve from a law that hampers rebuilding efforts.
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Guo later said the United States wanted to thwart Huawei's rise as it "hampers U.S. efforts to spy on whomever it wants".
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That hampers officials' ability to spot areas of concern that may require training or discipline to reduce discrimination, according to the report.
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The organization has prepared hampers, packed with food, to be handed out to some of the most underprivileged children at the school.
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Moreover, respect for families' privacy often hampers open discussion of completed suicides which may reinforce the shame and secrecy attached to suicidality.
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Thus, we sometimes are caught in a vicious political cycle that seriously hampers our ability to achieve ambitious goals in space exploration.
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In the case of Catholics, Hamilton suggests parents accompany their kids into confession, even if it hampers what they're willing to confess.
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This creates a cycle where growing uncertainty over management's capacity at turning around the business further hampers the implementation of its strategic initiatives.
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And what's interesting is that what hampers the show isn't Trump, specifically, but something else, something that's always been present on the show.
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This suggests that when faced with tough competition, firms pull back on research and development spending, which also hampers long-term economic growth.
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The progressive degenerative disorder hampers muscle movement and affects one in 3,600 newborn boys, most of whom die by the age of 30.
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The two families exchanged gift hampers during their respective festivals and Razeq learnt of the similarities and differences between kosher and halal cuisine.
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This hampers the bureau's ability to make sure all populations — from business demographics to minority communities — are accurately represented in the overall count.
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DMD is a rare, genetic disorder that hampers muscle movement, mainly in men, affecting one in every 3,500 to 5,000 males across the globe.
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In Kuwait, the government owns most of the land and hampers its use by the private sector, says Michael Herb of Georgia State University.
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Nomvula Mokonyane, the environment minister, was said to have received Christmas hampers, help with the cost of relatives' funerals, and cars for her daughter.
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It bears watching to see how a stagnant or reduced cap figure for next season hampers teams, but it didn't really matter this season.
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The frequent reallocation of revenue and expenditure responsibilities within tiers of government reduces the predictability of LRGs' budgetary policies and hampers Kemerovo's forecasting ability.
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What hampers growth, at least according to bigger firms, is a lack of harmonisation that makes it harder for firms to operate across borders.
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There is another common thread to many fraud cases in youth sports: the scarcity of people running them, which significantly hampers the necessary oversight.
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Fueled by her truly historic victory, she's ready to tackle the socioeconomic inequality that still hampers the upward mobility of many of her constituents.
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The lack of power has knocked out cell towers and internet service, creating a cascade of breakdowns that hampers the most basic daily necessities.
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Many are struggling under their debt burden, which hampers their ability to pay for medical care and to save for retirement, the report found.
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This looseness with the truth now hampers him when he makes a claim that there was an imminent threat that legalized the Soleimani killing.
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"They come from their homes to buy property deeds, cars, bills (of money), hampers and everything else so they won't be lacking," she said.
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The unpredictability, however, hampers medium to long-term planning at the Pentagon, particularly critical when weapons systems acquisitions programs and procurement timelines extend decades.
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For mining companies that produce the bauxite and iron ore used in aluminum and steel manufacture, anything that hampers free trade tends to be unwelcome.
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Yet though there are some small signs of a shift towards manufacturing, the larger structural problems - a lack of investment in particular - hampers real growth.
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The ruling party in South Korea lost its long-held parliamentary majority, worsening a long-standing legislative gridlock that hampers President Park Geun-hye's plans.
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"There is no permission from Turkey, which hampers talks about building the second line to Europe," one of the sources familiar with the talks said.
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A dysfunctional Washington hampers all of these efforts, which, barring a massive and unexpected shift in the electoral landscape, would require some degree of bipartisanship.
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TDT patients have a genetic mutation that hampers their ability to produce hemoglobin, the protein in red blood cells that carries oxygen through the body.
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Ever since the Reagan Presidency, Republicans have developed this anti-government narrative, claiming that government treads on personal freedom, destroys jobs, and hampers economic growth.
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They correctly recognize that climate change threatens vital American infrastructure, hampers our military's readiness, accelerates instability across the globe, and puts American lives at risk.
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This proposal destroys the innovation of a whole generation of early scientists, hampers the momentum of American medical research, and endangers the health of Americans.
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The unstable intergovernmental set-up leads to lower predictability of LRGs' budgetary policies and hampers the region's forecasting ability, negatively affecting investment and debt policies.
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But the federal government is also understaffed in a larger sense, and shrinking it only hampers its ability to work on behalf of the people.
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The little finger on the left hand was chosen as its removal hampers a person's grip on their sword (katana), weakening them as an opponent.
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Monthslong transit strikes kept many Parisians off the street last year, and further disruption looms as the coronavirus outbreak increasingly hampers travel around the globe.
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Though some major financial institutions say Dodd-Frank hampers economic growth, they've already spent years and billions of dollars building their businesses around the law.
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The lack of any NBA personnel not affiliated with Turner Broadcasting hampers Thunderstruck; even a "Hey, folks, I'm Eric Maynor!" would have been much appreciated, here.
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There's a hormone hypothesis to explain this tendency: A lack of sleep hampers our hunger hormones leptin and ghrelin, potentially contributing to an increase in appetite.
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"This delay hampers our ability to understand the causes of AFM," Dr. Tom Clark, deputy director of the CDC's Division of Viral Diseases, told reporters Tuesday.
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"We have concerns that this hampers the development of rival versions of Android which could develop into credible platforms for competing apps and services," added Vestager.
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Women's groups say the lack of comprehensive data hampers education and prevention of sexual violence, and makes it harder to reflect the prevalence of the crime.
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The case centered on invoices submitted by the mother of Jose Manuel's then-girlfriend after she agreed to supply Christmas hampers to officials at the registry.
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" Guo argues that his company "hampers US efforts to spy on whomever it wants," reiterating its position that "Huawei has not and will never plant backdoors.
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The cases were spread across 20 villages in four countries, two of which — Mali and South Sudan — are split by tribal fighting that hampers eradication efforts.
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Those who know him say Kelly is intent on ensuring the West Wing can operate in a functional manner, even if the President himself hampers matters.
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This enormous body of secret law undermines the ability of historians to examine the past, and it hampers policymakers seeking to draw lessons for the future.
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PARIS – Parisians are preparing gourmet picnic hampers and all-white outfits for a meal at a location that only will be revealed at the last minute.
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Unilaterally incapacitating this network — a responsibility Australia assumed on behalf of international climate science — hampers efforts at combating global warming and monitoring compliance with climate treaties.
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Martin Fowler and Ryan Murray from Thoughtworks cite a "microservice premium," where in many use cases the complexity of microservices hampers the productivity of your team.
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Audiophiles often complain that the technology hampers sound quality since its very function injects extra noise into the output in order to cancel out the background noise.
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The Queen of the Commonwealth was also given free hampers of whiskey, beer, and wine by the grocery store staff, as well as treats for her dogs.
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The company's lavish gift assortments in wicker hampers are also available, and in late fall, there will be Christmas puddings: Fortnum & Mason, Williams-Sonoma stores, williams-sonoma.com.
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Bullard's comments to The Wall Street Journal included discussion on the so-called neutral level of the Fed's benchmark rate, when it neither encourages nor hampers growth.
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Critics also say that relying on the LSAT's hard and fast numbers hampers minorities, who may not have had access to the education needed to score highly.
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When government officials do business outside official channels, it not only hampers the business of governing, it also raises the concern that there is something to hide.
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The drug treats a subset of patients with DMD, a rare, progressive genetic disorder that hampers muscle movement, eventually killing most patients by the age of 30.
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The other possibility, though, is that the complexity of integrating software from many different suppliers hampers conventional car companies' efforts to get fully self-driving vehicles to market.
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While it doesn't offer full protection from GrayKey, it significantly hampers any would-be attacker by limiting the time to perform an attack to one hour or less.
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Almeida said BRF sees internationalization as the best way to expand its business, while believing that Brazil's heavy fiscal burden also hampers the firm's ability to compete globally.
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"We can't go into Russia stuff, because we can't in any way say something that hampers an ongoing investigation," said a Democratic aide on the House Oversight Committee.
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PTC's drug, translarna, is being evaluated in patients with Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD), a progressive degenerative disorder that hampers muscle movement and affects one in 3,600 newborn boys.
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Called Into the Bedroom, it offers all the ambient trappings of a cozy place to lay your head: quilts, candles, hampers and mugs in soothing colors and motifs.
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Time is the most precious commodity in disaster relief, and the time it takes to amass and move supplies over great distances hampers responses to those in need.
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From elementary school through college, I weaved through the aisles to pick up new backpacks and shoes, academic planners and pencil cases, and laundry hampers and bathroom caddies.
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What is more, lack of financial means hampers self-control, as the poor are overwhelmed by many financial demands, from children's care to utility bills and car repairs.
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In less than two weeks, her group has given out more than 22016,400 food hampers to people, 95 percent of whom have never used a food bank before.
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What hampers the case is the fact that it must use statutes that were enacted long before the Internet age and haven't been updated to consider cyber espionage.
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Lack of sleep can also take a toll on your productivity and performance, and slows your ability to process information, hampers your creativity and spikes your stress levels.
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But the familiarity is comforting, and thankfully absent of the kind of overblown fanfare that sometimes accompanies—and hampers—other long-awaited revivals, like Boards of Canada's Tomorrow's Harvest.
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Critics haven't been quite as impressed, complaining that the "realistic" approach hampers the emotional expressiveness of the animals (not to mention the imagination and energy of the musical numbers).
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It's this skewed point of view that Delhi Crime routinely employs while defending the police from allegations of misconduct that hampers the possibility of taking Mehta's version as accurate.
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Wondering what to make of that proposed Trump budget that cuts arts funding, hampers climate change research and destroys Wheels on Meals funding in favor of rockets and war?
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It might be a brace, but in the way it prevents Newton from turning his head and hampers his movements, it might as well be a pair of blinkers.
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The stimulus boosted investor sentiment even as several economists cut forecasts for 211.5 global growth as the fast-spreading virus hampers business operations in the world's second-largest economy.
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The stimulus boosted investor sentiment even as several economists cut forecasts for 2020 global growth as the fast-spreading virus hampers business operations in the world's second largest economy.
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Otherwise, it's just good to be able to run with proper support, but the amount of uneven and/or rocky ground you'll encounter hampers the effectiveness somewhat. 6/10.
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The company's drug, translarna, is being evaluated in patients with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD), a progressive degenerative disorder that hampers muscle movement and affects one in 3,600 newborn boys.
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The only way we can fix things is illegally, which is what's holding back free enterprise more than anything and hampers a farmer's ability to get stuff done, too.
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The practice hampers global efforts to reduce poverty and population growth and has negative impacts on women's and children's health, educational achievements, and earnings, the World Bank has said.
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Charging high fees for access to these public rights of way is a shortsighted, underhanded way of raising government revenue that hampers citizens' ability to get access to broadband.
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The destruction caused by hurricanes Harvey, Irma, and Maria in 2017 all brought the Jones Act — and how it hampers the shipment of vital supplies — into the popular consciousness.
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As an educator and a mother, she is well situated to assess the damage: In her view, an intense fear of failure hampers the development of many young people.
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Banks in the country could further slow loan disbursements this year as Brazil's worst recession in a century weighs down the quality of their loan books and hampers profitability.
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On CNN on Thursday, Trump national spokesperson Katrina Pierson claimed that Clinton suffered from dysphasia, a dysfunction in the brain that hampers the ability to both understand and communicate.
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The accident still hampers Kimura's effort to find Yuna, the last family member missing, as entry into half of his hometown, Okuma, is restricted due to high radiation levels.
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While the government has argued that the technology hampers investigations, tech experts say it is needed to keep everyday users of the Internet safe from identity theft and fraud.
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Civil liberties groups and many researchers have repeatedly argued against the proposal, saying it permits unauthorized government agents to hack infected computers and potentially hampers research into security vulnerabilities.
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The All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club (AELTC) said 166,055 portions of strawberries were sold during the championships, along with 23,225 traditional English scones and 2,198 afternoon tea hampers.
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Unlike listening to Drake or watching Game of Thrones, porn consumption and the porn industry are still heavily stigmatized, a reality that hampers people's willingness to pay for XXX media.
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The woman sent the registry a bill made out in the name of a local restaurant for 564 breakfasts, not Christmas hampers, but witnesses said the breakfasts were never delivered.
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The woman sent the registry a 90,000 quetzal ($12,000) bill made out in the name of a local restaurant for 564 breakfasts, not Christmas hampers, according to the attorney general.
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Once regime-produced data makes it into the world's most trusted indexes, authoritarians and their unintentional supporters use these numbers in their propaganda, which hampers efforts to promote human rights.
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This effort has put airlines at odds with some websites, which only display the base airfare and has drawn the ire of consumer advocates who say it hampers comparison shopping.
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An injury that hampers his ability to grip a golf club could not prevent Curry from uncorking the most dominant playoff series of his career in the Western Conference finals.
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It comes amid speculation that OPEC and non-OPEC producers, sometimes referred to as OPEC+, could extend production cuts if the intensifying outbreak of the coronavirus hampers oil demand growth.
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That limits researchers' ability to detect potential biases — like the risk that AVs could fail to detect dark-skinned pedestrians — which in turn hampers their ability to reassure the public.
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The galleries, configured by three exhibition design companies — who don't come cheap — lack visual depth, have low ceilings and uneven walls, and a claustrophobic hang hampers perception of individual artworks.
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"First, I do not think it is OK to keep animals in a contained habitat if it hampers their lifestyle," said Marshall, the founder and president of the Marshall Law Group.
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Profit margins are also being squeezed by a flattening yield curve in Canada, which hampers banks' ability to borrow at a low rate and charge customers a higher one, analysts say.
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The second decision, issued by a federal judge in Los Angeles on July 9th, severely hampers the administration's back-up plan of keeping families together while pursuing criminal prosecutions against parents.
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A slow-moving judicial system hampers debt collection but lenders have been reluctant to sell as they can only do so at a loss since book values are above market prices.
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That low adherence rate not only hampers the protective effects of the vaccine, it also complicates efforts by researchers to study the real-world impact of the vaccine on a population.
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Netflix has been a longtime critic of basically anything that hampers internet access (with some strange exceptions), so it's no surprise to see it taking on another big issue this year.
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It asked guests to deposit their trash, recycling and dirty towels in hampers by the elevators, and to collect their clean towels, cups, coffee, bottled water and toiletries in the lobby.
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UNDER-INVESTMENT HAMPERS PLANS Similar macabre scenes plagued Karachi's cemeteries, where grave diggers refused to work in the baking sun and charged up to five times normal rates for burial plots.
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Now, pop monarch Lizzo, who is currently on tour in Australia, has personally volunteered at Foodbank in Melbourne, Victoria, packing food hampers in the warehouse for people displaced by the bushfires.
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Many analysts have suggested that the impact of the Washington-Beijing war could spiral out of hand if a prolonged conflict hampers business confidence and leads to derivative supply chain disruptions.
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" Asked why Mr. Trump is so irritated with the investigation, Mr. Burr said: "In his world it hampers his ability to project the strength he needs to convey on foreign policy.
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They're meant to seed genetic traits—one that stops mosquitoes from carrying malaria, for instance, or hampers invasive rodents' ability to reproduce—in a population, and with terrifyingly high odds of inheritance.
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Frequent changes in the allocation of revenue sources and in the assignment of expenditure responsibilities between the tiers of government hampers the forecasting ability of local and regional governments (LRGs) in Russia.
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Many athletes, including Taiwo, point to the IOC's Rule 2000, which limits how they can mention their sponsors during the Olympics, as part of what hampers their ability to make a living.
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Vietnam has been relying more on imported crude due to a slowdown in domestic output as reserves decline at existing fields and China's increasingly assertive stance in the region hampers offshore exploration.
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While, more commonly, the buildup of guano on the lines hampers operating efficiency, in this case the report said that it had caused an electrical arc between wires at a transmission tower.
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"(Malaysian) production from August onwards is expected to be higher as the dryness associated with effects of El Nino in early 2016 no longer hampers the production of palm oil," he said.
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The income gap translates directly to lower income from Social Security and pensions - since those benefits are determined by wage history - and it hampers the capacity of women to save for retirement.
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But a permitting process that involves duplicative reviews at federal and state levels, often by multiple agencies that are not actively communicating with each other, hampers investment, job creation and national security.
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Related: China's flawed response to the outbreak may be another sign of how President Xi Jinping's political dominance hampers internal debate over key policy decisions, analysts tell our correspondents based in Beijing.
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In addition to the criminal justice concerns, Democrats have also pointed to claims from the medical research community that the Schedule I designation hampers legitimate study into areas like overdose prevention science.
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Yet this victory is just the first step in upending long-enduring misconceptions of emergency medical service's (EMS) role, which hampers patient care quality and raises emergency medical treatment costs nation-wide.
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The country has required more imported crude to offset slowing domestic output as its reserves decline at existing fields and because of China's increasingly assertive stance in the region hampers offshore exploration.
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The tax bill is one of two omnibus laws that President Joko Widodo is launching in a bid to revise swathes of existing legislation that hampers investment in Southeast Asia's largest economy.
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"Such fragmentation hampers the development of new products, the swift introduction of technologies and may also create safety risks," reads a statement on the new drone regulation timeline from the European Union.
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" The integrity unit has already beefed up its staffing, but most of the current members are still former British law enforcement officers, which, the review stated, "hampers its ability to conduct international investigations.
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But protests against poor living standards, the lack of job opportunities and services are common, and foreign investors are keen for economic reforms that will cut the red tape that often hampers business.
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He called the EU's decision in December to grant SIX equivalence only on a one-year horizon "totally inappropriate", saying it creates unease among listed companies and hampers the free flow of capital.
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Pompeo said Russia's violations of the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty undermine American national security and as such, the US should not be "constrained" by a treaty that hampers its ability to respond.
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The researchers also factored in the impact of sleep deficits on school age students, whose education suffers and hampers the academic performance they'll need to get a good-paying job later in life.
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OSLO, March 18 (Reuters) - Norway will permit fish farmers to exceed the maximum allowed level of fish in ocean pens if the coronavirus outbreak hampers exports, the country's fisheries minister said on Wednesday.
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"Just as it would in the United States, the failure to have an official complaint on file with the authorities hampers the ability to investigate a claim," the company said in a statement.
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It takes time for new occupants to learn the functions of the job, and those serving in acting roles are not viewed as permanent employees, which creates uncertainty and hampers long-term planning.
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During her tour in Australia, Lizzo decided to help out at Foodbank Australia in Melbourne where she spent time packing food hampers for people displaced by the fires alongside hundreds of other volunteers.
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People in Thailand are stuffing their T-shirts, luggage, laundry hampers, and buckets with groceries after a ban on plastic bags in select retailers in the country went into effect on January 1st.
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The penalty brings the scandal's cost to Volkswagen, from fines and lawsuits, to more than $32 billion, a cash drain that hampers the company's ability to invest in new technologies like autonomous vehicles.
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One of the task force's leaders, Jeffrey Tricoli, left in June to work in a law firm, but the FBI pushed back against the idea that the departure seriously hampers the task force's work.
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The lack of a strong curatorial thesis (which some museumgoers may like, as it resists a tendency toward grand narratives) ultimately hampers what is supposed to be an authoritative look at contemporary American art.
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Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy is a rare and progressive genetic disorder that hampers muscle movement and Sarepta said its drug was successful in improving the production of dystrophin, a protein that helps keep muscles intact.
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Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy is a rare and progressive genetic disorder that hampers muscle movement and Sarepta said its drug was successful in boosting the production of dystrophin, a protein that helps keep muscles intact.
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Eteplirsen is designed to treat a subset of patients with Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD), which hampers muscle movement and affects one in 3,600 newborn boys, with most patients dying by the age of 30.
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"Child marriage not only puts a stop to girls' hopes and dreams, it also hampers efforts to end poverty and achieve economic growth and equity," World Bank economist Quentin Wodon said in a statement.
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"Neither Republican nor Democratic administrations would be comfortable with the current draft because it greatly hampers the executive branch's diplomatic efforts," Marc Short, a White House official working to delay the bill, told Axios.
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In more than 256 percent, surgeons also removed underarm lymph nodes, a procedure usually conducted to help determine future treatment, but one that can cause pain and infection, with arm swelling that hampers mobility.
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Ambiguity surrounding how to classify income and work expenses has forced gig economy workers to consult expensive tax experts or risk huge fines, this ambiguity also hampers the government's ability to collect consistent revenue.
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Automakers and technology firms have long expressed concern that the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) would enforce regulations in a way that hampers innovation and have pleaded with the agency for more flexibility.
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Not only does this spread panic, which causes people to take fewer precautions, but it also cuts off patients from needed supplies and hampers health authorities who are trying to isolate and treat the sick.
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There are neat little animations as websites are pulled up and minimized back into their bubbles, but the animations are pretty sluggish right now in a way that hampers your ability to use the browser.
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Chinese soccer's new-found cash also means a deluge of heavy-handed corporate sponsorships, and Bian and others say that hampers Beijing's aim of nurturing a grass-roots base for the sport and homegrown talent.
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Italian banks piled up soured loans in a deep recession and are struggling to get rid of them as a clogged judicial system hampers recoveries and sales can only be carried out at a loss.
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The resignation of an auditor before completion of the audit of the financial results seriously hampers investor confidence and it leaves investors with "a lack of reliable information for taking their financial decisions," SEBI said.
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The mother, who has not been identified, agreed to supply Christmas hampers to the national property registry, which is being investigated for suspected corruption, according to testimony given during a public hearing about the registry.
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The exclusion of women and underrepresented people of color limits the robustness of the national computing workforce, hampers future economic growth and competitiveness, impedes innovation, restricts access to high-opportunity jobs and exacerbates economic inequality.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Oil companies in Latin America are scrambling for gasoline and distillates cargoes for prompt delivery as damage from Hurricane Harvey hampers shipments from the U.S. Gulf Coast, according to offers seen by Reuters.
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At the same time, Apple artificially hampers the recycling of its own products, and has opposed right to repair legislation that would make it easier to extend the life of the products it makes today.
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It's also why many people consider it off-limits to film a person in a coma or a person with a developmental disability that hampers their ability to understand what it means to be filmed.
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"If certain cutting edge innovative medicines do not become part of the standard of care in the UK, this hampers research and development," Roche CEO Severin Schwan said on Thursday, after reporting first-half results.
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"We see no reason why Comcast would want to enable Disney to have a more successful streaming service that hampers the legacy bundle that is vital to Comcast," said Rich Greenfield, at analyst at BTIG.
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Via the website, people can purchase one-off hampers for new mums, or they can pre-order one for a mum-to-be, and she'll receive a card letting her know that a surprise awaits her.
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"Quite simply, H.B. 2 is bad for business and investors do not support legislation that limits discrimination protections and hampers the ability of our companies to offer open and productive workplaces and communities," the letter said.
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Sarepta's drug, eteplirsen, is designed to treat a subset of patients with Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD), which hampers muscle movement and affects one in 3,600 newborn boys, with most patients dying by the age of 30.
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Taking away a driver's license is not only an excessive response, but it also severely hampers a person's ability to get to work, making it more likely that he or she will fall further into debt.
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One day in 255, Leo Hershkowitz spotted canvas laundry hampers filled with documents being dumped into trucks outside the Municipal Building in Lower Manhattan, about to be hauled to a pulp mill in the East Bronx.
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Mr. Sessions has sent strong signals that he will pull back from the Obama administration's aggressive oversight of police departments, suggesting that it encourages disrespect for the police and hampers their ability to do their jobs.
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Both received bone-marrow transplants to treat the cancer, not the H.I.V. In each case, the bone-marrow donors carried a key genetic mutation, called delta 32, that hampers H.I.V.'s entry into certain blood cells.
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Between the lines: Opposition to nuclear power from environmentalists, policy leaders and the general public likely hampers nuclear power's growth, but it's hard to really know how much would change if the opposition lessened or dissolved altogether.
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The result well exceeded analysts' average expectation of $22.9 million, according to Cowen & Co. DMD is a rare, progressive genetic disorder that hampers muscle movement, eventually killing most sufferers by age 30, affecting some 14,000 U.S. patients.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - About half the 2.6 million people displaced in Iraq after a three-year war with Islamic State militants are children and persisting violence hampers efforts to ease their suffering, the United Nations said on Friday.
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Get the Home-It Mop and Broom Holder for $10 See Details This kit from the Container Store features stackable laundry hampers, an accordion drying rack, and a FlipFold laundry folder to fold up your clean clothes.
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LONDON, Sept 3 (LPC) - Turkey's Akbank is expecting to sign a loan refinancing in late September, as Turkey's deepening financial crisis hampers banks' attempts to refinance US$6.4bn of syndicated loans before the end of the year.
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SAO PAULO, March 24 (Reuters) - Latin American airlines, which had already cut the vast majority of international flights, on Tuesday announced dramatic cuts to domestic operations as the coronavirus outbreak spreads through the region and hampers demand.
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But protests against poor living standards, the lack of job opportunities and services were common even before the mass protests, and foreign investors are keen for economic reforms that will cut the red tape that often hampers business.
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As such, any changes to GDF's financial strength that hampers its ability to provide support or any change in Fitch's view about GDF's propensity to provide support to BRB could lead to a change on the bank's ratings.
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Barron said the study released on Thursday also showed gender-based violence is becoming the deadliest threat to women in Southeast Asian nations such as Indonesia and East Timor but a lack of data hampers a definitive conclusion.
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Boeing is contending with a strong dollar that makes its products more expensive overseas, a non-functioning U.S. Export-Import Bank that hampers aircraft financing, and President-elect Donald Trump's provocation of China, one of Boeing's biggest markets.
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Pramila JayapalPramila JayapalCritical supplies shortage hampers hospitals, health providers Washington state lawmakers warn health workers running low on protective gear Pelosi, Trump strike deal on coronavirus response package MORE (D-Wash.), who represents much of hard-hit Seattle.
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" On Sunday, the North Korean Foreign Ministry said progress could be made only when the United States ended its policy that "threatens the security of the country and hampers the rights to existence and development of its people.
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"This is an attractive industry and CRH has a strong position in its main markets, but the company has become too complex, both structurally and operationally, which hampers performance and traps value," Cevian's managing partner Christer Gardell told Reuters.
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But the Enquirer connection is important because it's a prime example of one of the hallmarks of Trumpism, the tendency to blur the lines between truth and fiction to create an enveloping unreality that hampers criticism of the president.
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The government intends to encourage power companies to make it easier for individuals to invest in renewables, such as wind and solar farms, partly to undermine "not in my backyard" sentiment which hampers such projects at the planning stage.
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Pramila JayapalPramila JayapalCritical supplies shortage hampers hospitals, health providers Washington state lawmakers warn health workers running low on protective gear Pelosi, Trump strike deal on coronavirus response package MORE (Wash.), a Democrat who represents much of hard-hit Seattle.
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"The escalating trade rhetoric hampers forecasters' near-term view of the economy, which is a particular problem for the Fed currently as it attempts to engineer a soft landing from the current expansion," Deutsche Bank researchers wrote this week.
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" He said there is concern when a domestic industry is hurt by imports from a foreign entity "that hampers our ability to maintain production and maintain the expertise necessary for these high national security-concerned products, specific alloys and so forth.
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CAIRO, July 25 (Reuters) - The Egyptian pound weakened to an unprecedented 13 to the dollar on the black market on Monday, hit by expectations of a devaluation as an acute hard currency shortage hampers trade in the import-dependent country.
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More than a million acres have burned there this summer, and the state has had 141 fires larger than 100 acres this year, all of them being fought during a dangerous drought that only hampers attempts to bring things under control.
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BRUSSELS, June 16 (Reuters) - The European Commission on Thursday challenged a French law that requires foreign truck drivers to be paid France's minimum wage when they make deliveries in the country, saying this hampers the functioning of the EU's internal market.
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And as Stewart notes, the very fact that a Russia misinformation campaign is in the public discourse hampers the democratic process by damaging public trust: But it's not just the misinformation itself that sows division, it's also the debate about it.
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Politics and foreign aid go hand in hand, and most aid goes to the most politically salient issues — so in Europe, stemming mass migration — and then the foreign aid structure today is just so risk-averse that it hampers its effectiveness.
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Agriculture Minister Stephane Le Foll has singled out Bigard, France's biggest beef processor and a major pork producer, and Europe's largest dairy group Lactalis for not releasing their results, which he says hampers efforts to determine margins along the food chain.
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Sometimes. The barrier most frequently cited by government experts, based on our experience, is an obscure law called the Paperwork Reduction Act (PRA) that hampers government's ability to improve programs, scale up effective approaches, and stop doing what isn't working.
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The stated refusal to fill the ninth seat of the Supreme Court injects a degree of politics into the judicial branch that materially hampers the effective operation of our nation's highest court and the lower courts over which it presides.
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They already make a version of this argument whenever Social Security and Medicare are threatened, but this argument also can be used to highlight the inequity that has deepened under Trump—and how austerity increases economic inequality and hampers growth.
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Though the cuts were averted by Congress, if public health is about planning for prevention, operating under constant fear that your program will be defunded year after year hampers your ability to plan for the long term and fulfill your mission.
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The president's treatment of Sessions also hampers the administration's efforts to fill many key positions that remain vacant, and that should be filled during the early months of the administration when it has the best opportunity to advance its agenda.
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The students haven't seen these things since their mothers stowed them away in their dorm room drawers and closets back in August: Dustbusters, first-aid kits, irons, collapsible hampers, organizing bins and baskets, extra blankets, flashlights, extension cords, drying racks.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Talks between Saudi Arabia and Qatar to resolve a bitter Gulf dispute broke down soon after starting, six sources said, leaving in place a political and trade embargo of Doha that hampers joint Gulf Arab efforts to counter Iran.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - The Brazilian government will freeze an additional 21.2 billion reais ($5.9 billion) in expenditures from this year's federal budget, the Finance and Budget and Planning Ministries said on Tuesday, as the harshest recession in decades hampers tax collections.
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Standing seven stories tall and measuring 208 feet at its widest, for years the Newark, Ohio, building housed the headquarters of the Longaberger Company, its exterior painstakingly modeled on the famous handwoven hampers created and distributed by the basket manufacturer.
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Since October, when BM&FBovespa first publicly disclosed an interest in Cetip, the management of both companies have pondered the future of their businesses as Brazil struggles with the harshest recession in more than a century and political turmoil hampers capital markets activity.
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BOGOTA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The gender pay gap in Latin America has narrowed more slowly for well-educated women than for others, and the slow pace of change hampers development and progress toward gender equality, the United Nations Latin American arm has said.
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Still, according to Britney Blair, a clinical psychologist and sex therapist in Northern California, you may find that sexual desire in the time of coronavirus falls short of what it usually is, since stress hampers libido for about 85 percent of us.
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"This bill is so poorly written that neither Republican nor Democratic administrations would be comfortable with the current draft because it greatly hampers the executive branch's diplomatic efforts," Marc Short, a White House official working to delay the bill, told Axios last month.
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While arming people with information about the disease and how to get tested is a laudable aim, the cloud of misleading statements from the president hampers efforts to provide the kind of clear communication that is essential in a time of crisis.
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WASHINGTON — Trump administration officials told a Senate panel on Tuesday that a decades-old court ruling that limits the length of time migrant children can be detained hampers the government's ability to stem illegal immigration, and needs to be amended by Congress.
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Mozilla claims that DoH increases the privacy and security of users online, but the technology has faced fierce criticism from lawmakers and security experts who say that it hampers legitimate attempts by enterprise system administrators and lawmakers to block dangerous web content.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's popularity was already deflating under the disillusionment that hampers many incumbents, particularly on the idealistic left, before 2 controversies that seemed almost unimaginable given his high-principled public image: first an ethics breach and now a racism scandal.
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But the animal agriculture industry points to low levels of federal funding for animal disease research as a hindrance — highlighting criticism that the federal government's inadequate commitment to supporting agricultural research hampers producers' ability to respond to emerging threats like African swine fever.
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"The stated refusal to fill the ninth seat of the Supreme Court injects a degree of politics into the judicial branch that materially hampers the effective operation of our nation's highest court and the lower courts over which it presides," the former ABA leaders stated.
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Testing other checkpoint inhibitors: Currently available therapies focus on inhibiting the PD-1 receptor on T-cells that hampers the last step in the process of attacking cancer cells, or CTLA-4, which regulates the proliferation of T-cells earlier in the immune response.
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Sending conflicting orders to soldiers on the battlefield, as Mr. Trump and his administration are doing, not only hampers morale and undermines allied forces like the Syrian Kurds, it could also risk getting American soldiers killed or wounded for objectives their commanders had already abandoned.
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"At the level of the team, it really hampers all the function," said Dr. Arieh Riskin, the director of the neonatal intensive care unit at Bnai Zion Medical Center in Haifa and the lead author of the study, which was published in the journal Pediatrics.
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Lizzo took time out from her Australian tour to pack food hampers in Melbourne for bushfire victimsYou should probably stop sharing these misleading viral &aposmaps&apos of the Australian bushfiresHeartbreaking photos show animals impacted by Australia&aposs bushfiresAustralia&aposs bushfires are ravaging the country.
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There's a lot of space in between those two groups that hampers dialogue, but what's critical is that if you look at the sentiments that were expressed about trade in this past election season, there was an awful lot of convergence across the spectrum.
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To make that case, the Justice Department has argued for some time now that pushing a case along through the appellate process — a tried-and-true principle of the third branch of government — is somehow a political tool of the left that hampers good government.
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As well as promoting data flows outside the EU, Brussels plans to crack down on member states that force some organisations to store data locally, which it argues increases the cost of cloud computing services and hampers the 54.5 billion euro ($57.7 billion) data market in Europe.
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This freak disaster and its chaotic aftermath have given rise to an unusual sight in modern-day America — a river of humanity, lugging only the belongings they can carry in overloaded wagons, roller bags, strollers, laundry hampers and black plastic garbage bags slung over their shoulders.
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Why now: "Gender inequality hampers global growth and causes women to take on more debt, have lower pensions and higher poverty risk," Amlan Roy, State Street Global Investors senior managing director, declared in a presentation during the National Association of Business Economists conference earlier this month.
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Tierney, 57, choked up briefly as he recalled the moment he learned from a kid on a bicycle that his house and belongings were gone, save for a wedding dress and several hampers of clothes he grabbed before leaving his neighborhood 225 miles (360 kilometers) north of San Francisco.
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SAO PAULO, Feb 2 (Reuters) - Loan defaults at Itaú Unibanco Holding SA will continue to rise this year, though perhaps at a slower pace than in 2015, as a recession hampers consumers' and companies' ability to stay current on their debt, Chief Executive Officer Roberto Setubal said on Tuesday.
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Jay InsleeJay Robert InsleeOfficials preparing public for long-term disruption Critical supplies shortage hampers hospitals, health providers States lead, unevenly, on coronavirus response MORE (D) signed a suite of bills allocating another $400 million to various disaster-related accounts, on top of $100 million the legislature had already provided.
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Read more:Lizzo took time out from her Australian tour to pack food hampers in Melbourne for bushfire victimsYou should probably stop sharing these misleading viral &aposmaps&apos of the Australian bushfiresHeartbreaking photos show animals impacted by Australia&aposs bushfires3 graphics reveal the unimaginable scale of Australia&aposs fires
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"We support the sanctions on Iran and Russia; however, this bill is so poorly written that neither Republican nor Democratic administrations would be comfortable with the current draft because it greatly hampers the executive branch's diplomatic efforts," Marc Short, a White House official working to delay the bill, told Axios.
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Jay InsleeJay Robert InsleeOfficials preparing public for long-term disruption Critical supplies shortage hampers hospitals, health providers States lead, unevenly, on coronavirus response MORE (D) tweeted that no restaurant in the state will be permitted to serve in-person customers for the foreseeable future, with takeout and delivery services still permitted.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Failure to Share Data Hampers African War on Boko Haram" (news article, April 24): Concerns about information-sharing aside, the Nigerian military and government have been complicit in enough human rights abuses themselves to make them wholly unaccountable for addressing the threats posed by Boko Haram.
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The injury severely hampers an already depleted Mets roster that is now without one of its most talented pitchers (Syndergaard), one of its most talented hitters (Yoenis Cespedes), its starting first baseman (Lucas Duda), two infielders (David Wright and Wilmer Flores) and two other crucial pitchers (Steven Matz and Seth Lugo).
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The problems at the VA haven't just been the usual red tape and regulatory creep that hampers so many government agencies, but a culture of mediocrity that has spawned billions of dollars in improper payments, half a million delinquent disability claims and no clear way to terminate employees who don't perform.
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"It's a lose-lose for the government and our clients because people, like this client from yesterday afternoon, has the anxiety and the uncertainty of potential deportation hanging over his head now for what will likely be an additional year or two," he said, adding that the shutdown also hampers the administration's deportation efforts.
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Whether encryption hampers police investigations, obviously, has become the talk of the town in the last couple of weeks, after the FBI ordered Apple to help get past the encryption on the iPhone of one of the San Bernardino shooters by disabling a series of security features that would allow investigators to hack into it.
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Sen. Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report Poll: Nearly 85033 in 5 say they will consider candidates' stances on cybersecurity MORE (D-Minn.) on Sunday said President Trump's Twitter habit hampers lawmakers' ability to govern, saying his tweets disrupt bipartisan cooperation.
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Jay InsleeJay Robert InsleeOfficials preparing public for long-term disruption Critical supplies shortage hampers hospitals, health providers States lead, unevenly, on coronavirus response MORE (D), whose state has seen a major outbreak of the illness, has imposed a 250-person limit on gatherings in three counties, while San Francisco and Seattle have banned gatherings of 1,000 or more.
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A report published today by the International Panel on Fissile Materials (IPFM), an independent research group based at Princeton University, claims that Russia possesses the world's largest stockpile of highly enriched uranium—the main ingredient in nuclear weapons—and that this stockpile poses "significant nuclear risks" and hampers international efforts to reduce the production of enriched uranium.
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Talks to unite Cyprus collapsed in July, ending one of the most promising negotiations to resolve the long-running conflict, which is a source of tension between Greece and Turkey and hampers Ankara's hopes of joining the EU. Each side blamed the other for scuppering a deal that would have seen the island united under a two-zone federal system.
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Turkey's banks are vulnerable as the lira's depreciation and its lurch into recession - data on Monday showed the economy slumped 3.0 percent year on year at the end of 2018 - hampers borrowers' ability to meet debt obligations S&P, in a note last month, said it expected Turkish NPLs to swell to around 6 percent this year, roughly double its earlier forecast.
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Jay InsleeJay Robert InsleeOfficials preparing public for long-term disruption Critical supplies shortage hampers hospitals, health providers States lead, unevenly, on coronavirus response MORE (D) has ordered schools closed for six weeks, the longest closure in the nation so far, in his state's three largest counties, where the first domestic outbreak of coronavirus began with a single case in late January.
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Pramila JayapalPramila JayapalPelosi says House will review Senate coronavirus stimulus package Critical supplies shortage hampers hospitals, health providers Washington state lawmakers warn health workers running low on protective gear MORE (D-Wash.), the head of the Congressional Progressive Caucus who represents hard-hit Seattle, warned that lawmakers need more information about the bill before they're ready to rubber stamp it.
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"By creating a safe harbor around algorithms that do not use protected class variables or close proxies, the rule would set a precedent that both permits the proliferation of biased algorithms and hampers efforts to correct for algorithmic bias," says Alice Xiang, a researcher at the Partnership on AI. HUD is soliciting comments on the proposal until later this month.
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"We have no intention to hold such sickening negotiations as what happened this time before the U.S. takes a substantial step to make complete and irreversible withdrawal of the hostile policy toward the DPRK, a policy that threatens the security of the country and hampers the rights to existence and development of its people," a foreign ministry spokesman said in a statement carried by state-run Korean Central News Agency.
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The cost of putting a satellite into orbit and the delay associated with putting a satellite in orbit handicaps and hampers innovation, and so when people realize that they'll be able to put a dedicated launch into orbit for less than $5 million, and that they can bank on the predictability of putting that into orbit and replacing it, there's gonna be a lot of innovation that can be done in space.
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Jay InsleeJay Robert InsleeOfficials preparing public for long-term disruption Critical supplies shortage hampers hospitals, health providers States lead, unevenly, on coronavirus response MORE (D) is set to announce that public and private schools in three counties will close for the remainder of March and most of April as the state grapples with the worst coronavirus outbreak in the U.S. A source close to the governor confirmed to The Seattle Times that Inslee plans to issue the executive order in the coming days to shutter schools in King, Pierce and Snohomish counties that collectively service more than 563,000 students.
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Reda: There's a certain cognitive dissonance among a lot of the regulators in Europe because on the one hand they are kind of upset about the fact there are so few European startups and they're wondering how we can better compete with the U.S., but at the same time they're putting in place laws that are targeted at the big U.S. tech giants but that actually end up hitting the domestic startups a lot harder because they have to comply with pretty strict regulations from the start that they're not equipped to actually deal with, and that often hampers their possibility to get funding.
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Jay InsleeJay Robert InsleeOfficials preparing public for long-term disruption Critical supplies shortage hampers hospitals, health providers States lead, unevenly, on coronavirus response MORE (D) told reporters Monday after participating in a call with President TrumpDonald John TrumpDe Blasio calls on Trump to deploy military to set up hospitals in New York Hillicon Valley: Facebook launches portal for coronavirus information | EU sees spike in Russian misinformation on outbreak | Senate Dem bill would encourage mail-in voting | Lawmakers question safety of Google virus website Trump signs coronavirus aid package with paid sick leave, free testing MORE and other governors that his state needs more supplies than it has received from the federal government.
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