Cramer broke down what happened for investors in plain English.
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The facts are on the FTC website in plain English.
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That in plain English will about do it for myself.
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In plain English: Beat it, doc ... we're working this corner!
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Two, it should write its warning pop-ups in plain English.
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Jim Cramer broke down what happened for investors in plain English.
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It's hard to escape, although I try to speak in plain English.
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Put in plain English what you are covering and what you aren't covering.
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" The word "though," in plain English, is the same as "but" or "however.
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Yet, because he has ample real world experience, he spoke in plain English.
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What I like about this data is that its written in plain English.
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In plain English, that means he admitted the law would contradict Roe v.
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So she created a platform that lets any trader write algorithms in plain English.
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When reporters talk to sources, we try to establish ground rules in plain English.
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Please stop trying to impress people with big words and communicate in plain English.
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In plain English, "collusion" means working together, usually in secret, to do something illicit.
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This goes beyond an EULA, and IMO should be in plain English and include diagrams.
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In plain English, a shrink ray would kill anyone it was used on by asphyxiation.
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Step three, get that information to the right person, in real-time, in plain English.
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It's a VBED -- a vehicle-borne explosive device -- in plain English, a suicide car bomb.
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"Privacy means people know what they're signing up for, in plain English, and repeatedly," Jobs said.
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"Privacy means people know what they're signing up for, in plain English, and repeatedly," he says.
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To channel Chris Wallace: this isn't reading between the lines, it's literally written in plain English.
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He needs to tell the American public where he stands -- straight, clear and in plain English.
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In plain English, it's one way to get long a stock or, in this case, ETF.
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In plain English, although Chessman did not murder anyone, he was sentenced to death and executed.
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Whether investors like Ms. Heckel will receive the information they need in plain English is unclear.
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"Privacy means people know what they're signing up for — in plain English, and repeatedly," he said.
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They won't come out and in plain English say what they're doing about it, and it's pathetic.
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Kanojia wants to ditch complicated routers and professional installation and put the entire experience in plain English.
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In plain English, the move will simplify your dongle life and make your downloads much, much faster.
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In plain English, partisan primaries are set up to reward candidates who run narrow and divisive campaigns.
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In plain English: it doesn't matter whether a consumer uses a signature or PIN to verify purchase.
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In plain English, the camera does a lot to make it easy for you to shoot better.
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"Describing in plain English the various elements of the Islamic Republic's ethos" was intolerable to his jailers.
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In plain English, that means that investors react more to a CEO's death now than they used to.
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In plain English, America needs to innovate its way back to robust economic growth that works for everyone.
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In plain English, that means reforming regulations so that utilities make more money if they achieve particular outcomes.
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It's the simplest tool to use and walks you through all of the necessary steps in plain English.
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" The backdrop behind her at the Cedar Rapids event spelled it out in plain English: "Win With Warren.
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In plain English: the broadest, most comprehensive possible measure of unemployment is extremely low, an unmitigated good thing.
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In plain English: If it's good enough to be in my portfolio, I should have a sizable position.
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The system is complicated enough that even people who know it well have trouble describing it in plain English.
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For starters, we're making a pledge of transparency — decoding our own privacy policy and putting it in plain English.
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In plain English, the firm plans to estimate its customers' size and weight based on their clothing and shoe purchases.
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He writes: In plain English, that means reforming regulations so that utilities make more money if they achieve particular outcomes.
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There's also a push for a fix to a provision, based on an amendment proposed in plain English by Sen.
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Square also gives its users projections, "in plain English," for when they might be able to pay it all back.
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" Or, to put it in plain English, for every knuckle-headed fighter out there to understand, "Mind the Spinning Elbows!
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In plain English, young men without a way out of poverty turn to gangs, and gangs always turn to violence.
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In plain English: The company is using its massive reach into American households to spread the student activists' message even further.
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Imagine having that capability — in plain English — in terms of helping people troubleshoot some of their common internet access-related issues.
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In plain English, it means if you get hurt at a baseball game, it is no one's fault but your own.
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In plain English, that means first, there needs to be evidence that Trump committed treason, bribery or high crimes and misdemeanors.
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Republicans underestimate my intelligence bc I invite people into my home & talk about policy in plain English instead of DC jargon.
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If you don't yet understand how blockchains work, I've written the ultimate guide in plain English to help you understand the concept.
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To help you understand how it all works, here's a list of the terms you need to know, explained in plain English.
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"We work hard to make sure everything is easy to understand, ensuring we always explain our cover in plain English," he says.
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Doctors in England are being asked to communicate with patients in plain English — not medical jargon — to help reduce confusion and anxiety.
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"In plain English, the Treasury is saving money on all fronts, probably over 1% of GDP on an annual basis," Ducrozet said.
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One of great things Cokie did was to put the news in plain English, force it to stand up and make sense.
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Since you brought up superdelegates — and since Vox is an explainer website — could you explain the DNC's superdelegates changes in plain English?
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Quick videos from the engineers who worked on the Bolt, as well as outsiders from companies like ChargePoint, answer questions in plain English.
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It's all the more important, then, to articulate in plain English what, if such a nominee is confirmed, a new majority will do.
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Because the panel traditionally does not mark up legislative text, they will consider the tax plan and any amendments written in plain English.
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In plain English, that means that a change in interest rates takes six quarters to be reflected in aggregate demand and price stability.
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"When issues happen, we actually translate that in plain English for the IT operations teams to actually go triage and solve those problems."
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While the word "collusion" has no defined legal meaning, in plain English, it means working together, typically in secret, to do something illicit.
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" In a statement, Brazil's government said the report findings were "wrong, inflated, fragile and methodically doubtful," calling the denunciations in plain English "fake news.
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In plain English, the Fed allowed millions of Americans to remain unemployed or underpaid because it feared that prices would start rising more quickly.
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In plain English, it means that nearly half of the initial infections in this hospital appear to have been spread within the hospital itself.
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And while his reporting includes some technical flaws, they are mere lint on a rich and sturdy fabric of facts presented in plain English.
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In plain English, tax reform should focus on strengthening the incentives for businesses to invest and individuals to work and/or start new firms.
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The Supreme Court last week granted certiorari (meaning, in plain English, it "agreed to review") Trump's efforts to block disclosure of his tax returns.
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"Someone needed to write, in plain English, for the 21st century layperson, what yoga is, how you can start practicing, and that is this book."
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Snapchat has written its privacy standards, in plain English — though Handman forgets to mention that came after Snapchat was sued by the Federal Trade Commission.
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In an op-ed piece in The Washington Post placed right smack in the center of the page, she expressed her thoughts in plain English.
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She broke everything out in plain English and was the first doctor I've gone to that has made me feel relieved and hopeful about getting better.
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As detailed in my recent book, Murder in Plain English, these same occupations are commonly broken down into four categories based on skill, training and turnover.
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What the rate limit update means, in plain English, is that developers can pull data from Instagram much less often than they were allowed to before.
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In plain english, Bitcoin is much bigger in terms of monetary value, but Ethereum is being used so much that it's facilitating nearly as much business.
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In plain English, this means that poor people will pay a higher percentage of their income to cover this new tax than those who are wealthy.
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In plain English, the scientific finding meant that what people saw with their own eyes, in real time, is what happened: Planes knocked down the buildings.
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Amazon waited to disclose in plain English that Alexa relies on thousands of human beings to listen to users' conversations until after Bloomberg reported the news.
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In plain English, this means is that the hack gave the attacker access to all other connected third-party apps that users set up with Facebook Login.
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But they need to realize: quid pro quo has run its course, and its time House Democrats begin talking Americans about the President's actions in plain English.
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As The Washington Post pointed out, Jenny Afia, a privacy lawyer in London, rewrote Instagram's terms and conditions in "plain English" so that users, specifically teens, could understand.
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Janet Randall, a psycholinguist at Northeastern University, has found that rendering these instructions in plain English, stripping out passives and legalese especially, makes them much easier to interpret.
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"In plain English, it's a heck of a lot easier to fire people these days and not skip a beat when it comes to expanding sales," Cramer said.
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People with projects they'd like to build for The DAO can submit ideas in the form of a proposal written in plain English accompanied by smart contract code.
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In plain English, that means the stocks repeated an entire previous move, then ran up some more, which Boroden often takes as a sign to get more cautious.
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In plain English, it mandates that family members and associates who profit from the dirty money of those sanctioned feel the pain of frozen assets and denied visas.
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Melania chose to display a statement in plain English on her body while representing the United States on an official trip in her official capacity as first lady.
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In plain English, there's good reason to believe buyers will continue to shift cash into art and jewels instead of financial instruments like Treasury bonds or, even, equities.
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But lately, they have told me, in plain English, that my opinions and standards (from my education at a parochial school and military academy) don't count for much.
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Sometimes the judge would pause and explain to the detainee, in plain English, what was really going on — but she didn't have to, and sometimes she wouldn't bother.
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In plain English, participants in the program would be providing goods or services we as a society think are being under-supplied such as infrastructure improvements, childcare, or healthcare.
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In plain English, the worry is that the economy is only able to increase its production of goods and services by a very small amount—perhaps 1.5%—each year.
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"Privacy means people know what they're signing up for — in plain English, and repeatedly," Jobs said at an AllThingsD conference in 2010, according to a 2016 story by Recode.
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The law helped instill confidence in banks that had squandered their credibility by blowing billions on dubiously engineered investments that few understood and fewer could explain in plain English.
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In plain English, the market has placed all its chips betting that the vote will be to remain, so there will be a huge surprise if the leave vote wins.
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She or he needs to be a storyteller — one who can look at the numbers, look at the models and then explain it in plain English to the executive team.
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From Pyongyang's viewpoint, that aim was the basis of the 1994 Agreed Framework, committing Washington to "move toward full normalization of political and economic relations" — in plain English, end hostility.
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Sales growth, of 4.7% a year since 2008, is largely thanks to what Mr Brito calls "revenue management initiatives"—or, in plain English, selling ABI's existing beers at higher prices.
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This, obviously, wasn't Facebook's intention — since their ultimate goal is to use their learnings to improve chatbots that will eventually interact with humans, which, you know, communicate in plain English.
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In plain English, doctors, nurses or other hospital staff sometimes steal pharmaceuticals labeled controlled substances by the DEA -- opioids, mostly -- in order to sell them for profit or use themselves.
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They must also explain in plain English how much a basket of 3003 common services (things like MRI scans or hip replacements) will cost, including any extras and hidden charges.
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" To paraphrase in plain English: "We acknowledged all this fiscal stimulus talk, but we don't know where it's going to go, so most of us are holding off getting too hawkish.
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She or he should be a storyteller who can look at the numbers and the models and explain it all in plain English to the executive team so that everyone understands.
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So, in plain English, Verizon is saying: let us use your browsing, location, interests and other personal data for marketing purposes — and we'll let you participate in our earn-rewards program.
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Stella Donnelly: Beware of the Dogs (Secretly Canadian) In plain English and unassuming soprano, a musical encyclopedia of assholes, all male not just because she's female but because assholes generally are.
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The court, however, strongly suggests that interlocutory appeal of the district court's order on dispositive motions—in plain English, immediate appeal of some key legal questions before the trial—should happen.
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In plain English, the more time people spent on sites like Facebook or Twitter or Tumblr or Vine, the more isolated or lonely they were likely to feel, according to the study.
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The collected data is presented in a visual format that doesn't overwhelm, and often difficult-to-understand health terminologies and conditions are explained in plain English as opposed to jargon-laden language.
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Instead of having to sift through the drop-down menus, tables, functions and buttons found in today's software, tomorrow's conversational interfaces will be able to send and receive messages in plain English.
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Next time you punch "how to vote" or "how to register" into Google's search bar, all the tricky logistical details of your state's specific electoral rigamarole will be spelled out in plain English.
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In plain English: 4K video is really taxing on your computer while editing, which can make the video choppy and hard to review as well as cause major performance issues on your computer.
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In plain English, quads landed cleanly can lead to super-high technical scores — especially if they're performed during the second half of a free skate, when they're eligible for a 10 percent bonus.
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In plain English, measuring the return of a fund without any trading action over time, versus the return of a fund based on investor flows into and out of a fund over time.
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" Putting it all together in plain English, The DAO is akin to a crowd-sourced VC fund that, according to a June article in Wired, "isn't run by rich white Silicon Valley dudes.
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Using that data, the CDC has already developed a real-time reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction test — or, in plain English, a test that can identify and diagnose the Wuhan coronavirus in patients.
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The FTC study "reconfirms something every good class action lawyer (and notice/claims administrator) already knows and does – simplified claims forms/process and notice in plain English … work best," Selbin said in an email.
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In plain English, it's the idea that the president has wide authority to conduct the business of the U.S. government, often at the expense of the legislative branch's near-constant demand for stringent oversight.
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And then you come to an answer that you're not sure you know how to interpret properly, and then you have to do the reverse movement until you can say it in plain English again.
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"Privacy means people know what they're signing up for — in plain English, and repeatedly," said Jobs in that interview, which you can see below, aiming at the young techie and advertising-based businesses like Facebook.
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The justification for this is the Silicon Valley doctrine of "blitzscaling" in order to conquer "winner-takes-all" markets—or in plain English, conducting a high-speed land grab in the hope of finding gold.
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Werman: So, to put this in plain English, it might mean a doctor would have to choose between an elderly patient who doesn't have that many more years to live and a younger patient, correct?
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Claims rates jump, the FTC found, when plaintiffs' lawyers and claims administrators spell out in plain English how class members can receive compensation and when claims forms are included in notice packets and notification postcards.
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More than a dozen members of the House of Representatives sent a letter to Securities and Exchange Chairman Jay Clayton Friday urging his agency to tell investors, in plain English, how it plans to regulate cryptocurrency.
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In plain English, that means Trump officials had spoken to a foreign national whose communications were being monitored by US intelligence, so their conversations were picked up despite the fact that they weren't targets of surveillance.
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In plain English, he is ditching his promise to swiftly deport 11m, and instead proposing to leave perhaps 9m or more in the shadows, unless they are arrested or come to police attention for any reason.
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In plain English: nothing precludes a startup from developing a novel approach to AI that deals with data in a faster and more precise way than big players' AI's, ultimately offering people a more useful product.
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It lets Python developers type in plain English when they can't remember the exact function they're thinking of, with Flowbot digging through documentation and considering the context to find the code it thinks you're looking for.
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If they do, the terms and conditions talk about logging in "with your Google account" and refer to the Google Privacy Policy, but it doesn&apost explicitly state in plain English that Google owns the service.
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Onavo's ridiculous misnomer of a "privacy policy" spells out Facebook's plot in plain English: If you use Onavo's apps, Facebook is going to collect your personal information, including what apps you've installed and what websites you visit.
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At the time, water on Mars was a huge scientific breakthrough, and Nye was going to explain the meaning of the discovery in plain English for those of us who don't get the magnitude of the finding.
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On the back of a damning UN report which painted a grim future for the planet's species, Jimmy Kimmel decided to quiz strangers if they care about the extinction of homo sapiens — that's humans, in plain English.
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That means cutting through the first three or so hours of an analyst's day by sorting through news sources and providing, in plain English, a few takeaway thoughts for the human to then apply imagination and judgement to.
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" You ask it questions in plain English, and ROSS reads through "the entire body of law and returns a cited answer and topical readings from legislation, case law and secondary sources to get you up-to-speed quickly.
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In plain English, Lease is saying that Biles's third tumbling pass is equivalent in difficulty to Wieber's first pass, a detail that's significant because gymnasts typically perform their most difficult pass first, when their legs are the freshest.
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The difficult and daunting legalese prompted one UK investment firm to wonder what term sheets would look like if they were written in plain English, but the odds of receiving something so simple for your startup are slim.
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I doubt it, Gemini, as you pick up languages quickly, but in plain English, the meeting of Mercury and the Sun means there will be a lot of communication—and people will be confident about what they're saying!
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We outlined in plain English what each one would do and who would be affected, so if you think you might have missed something or would just like a stroll down memory lane, it's well worth a read.
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The new community guidelines "explain in plain English the kind of behavior we expect from both riders and drivers when using Uber," Rachel Holt, Uber's head of North American operations, outlines in a blog post on the ridesharing service's site.
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In typical Apple fashion, it walks you through how to use the ECG app on your Apple Watch and explains in plain English terms like sinus rhythm and atrial fibrillation, and the various readouts for what they could possibly suggest.
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In plain English, that means that if you're looking to sign a new lease for an apartment, you're likely protected from having to shell out for a broker fee — at least that's what an initial reading of the change indicates.
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In plain English, it's a visual spectrum that helps scientists measure the depth and structure of Saturn's cloud structure, while also showing us how this gas giant absorbs and scatters sunlight in its methane rich atmosphere, among other phenomena.[NASA]
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And while it might be hard to believe that he's the kind of guy who'd sell out his agency to the very industry the FCC is designed to protect consumers from, his colleagues are saying it in plain English.[Axios]
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It offers a mixture of mundane accounts of employee life at the agency with operational updates and programmatic information that is written in plain English, making it more accessible than other, more technical and jargon-filled documents in the Snowden archive.
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As private entities, these companies have the right — and the obligation — to update their terms of service to reflect the realities of the disinformation era, defining in plain English what content is permissible on their platforms and actively enforcing those definitions.
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The government pledged to bring in a code of practice on sexual harassment for employers and look into options to better regulate NDAs, including the option of introducing a standard clause explaining the limits of the agreement in plain English.
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And I think that ... The problem would be is they're 20 pages long and written by lawyers and that is one of the problems in and of itself, they're not written in plain English because they don't want people to understand them.
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Other measures included in the bill would force agencies to calculate the direct, indirect and cumulative effects new rules would have on small businesses, publish information online about the rules they're drafting and publish summaries of newly proposed rule in plain English online.
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In plain English, this means that the attacker simply needed to fiddle with the code that gets sent to Twitter when posting something to trick the social network into posting the tweet as somebody else—all without having to hack anyone's account.
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In plain English, the article means that if a self-governing community, like Catalonia, has acted in any way to undermine the interests of Spain, the national government will "take all measures necessary" to force it to meet its obligations to the state.
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The initial October 63 FISA warrant application and the three renewals -- the first ever FISA warrant documents to be publicly released -- did not resolve those larger collusion questions, but they did show in plain English the FBI's argument for conducting surveillance on Page.
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And the commission's finding that claims rates doubled when class members receive multiple notifications is proof, Wolfman said, that there are payoffs for the class when lawyers invest in followup notices – especially, he said, if those notices are written in plain English.
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In plain English, that means these older versions of Internet Explorer are now ticking time bombs, susceptible to malicious attacks from ne'er-do-wells who'd love nothing more than to, say, hold PCs hostage in exchange for a digital money sack filled with bitcoin.
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Over the last week, we've seen the announcement of a draft withdrawal agreement (in plain English, a draft Brexit deal) between the U.K. and European Union followed by a pronounced rebellion from both Brexiteers and Remainers in the U.K. Parliament that both don't like the deal.
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Facebook is spelling out in plain English how it collects and uses your data in rewritten versions of its Terms of Service and Data Use Policy, though it's not asking for new rights to collect and use your data or changing any of your old privacy settings.
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Gif: Google Gif: Google There's also a natural language querying interface in the Explore pane, so you can ask questions in plain English (or your language of choice eventually; it currently only supports English) and the applications can find the data in the pivot table for you.
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The core principles behind this illusion were conceived centuries ago; John Baptista de Porta first wrote about this phenomenon in his work Natural Magic in 1584: In plain English, that translates as follows: a piece of glass is placed at an angle between the spectator and a room.
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Ms. Urbaityte, 29, was standing against a wall Wednesday at the recently opened K.G.B. Spy Museum in Chelsea, a warehouse-type space housing what Ms. Urbaityte said are thousands of artifacts documenting the rise of the Komitet Gosudarstvennoy Bezopasnosti, or in plain English: the Committee for State Security.
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During her free skate program, she performs all her jumps in the second half to take advantage of all of the bonus points, as seen on her scoresheet from the team event in Pyeongchang: In plain English, a higher number of difficult jumps landed cleanly (unsurprisingly) leads to higher scores.
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As Harrison gathered the remaining cast members (Jackson and Olympios excluded) on a couch to talk, I did wonder what viewers who weren't immersed in this story as it unfolded in the news thought was going on, since the show never actually said in plain English why the shutdown occurred.
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What you've got here, in plain English, is this: him off the Kaiser Chiefs and Freddie Flintoff doing a bastardised version of Boney M's "Rasputin" which seems to be an ode to England captain Harry Kane, on behalf of betting company BetStars, probably for a few thousand quid and no discernible reason.
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" Once the asylum claim is settled, it takes down details and automatically fills in a completed immigration application — an I-589 for the United States, Canadian Asylum Application or an ASF1/application for the UK. "Crucially, all the questions that the bot asks are in plain English and A.I. generated feedback appears during the conversation.
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In plain English: Children who are adopted by US service members abroad, and children who are born to service members while overseas who are not yet citizens (such as service members who are green card holders) will not receive automatic citizenship by merely living with their parents who are out of the U.S on orders.
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The first option would involve the UK staying in the European Economic Area and a customs union with the EU. In plain English, this would mean we'd still have to abide by all the EU rules, uncontrolled immigration from the EU would continue and we couldn't do the trade deals we want with other countries.
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In plain English, the conferences are claiming that their rules, at least in part, help ensure schools are complying with Title IX. Thing is, this argument is contradicted not only by common sense—in no known mathematical universe do fewer scholarships for female athletes equal more scholarships for female athletes—but also by the NCAA's own previous analysis.
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Given the combination of fan disappointment, the low quality of the movie, and Disney/Marvel's recent reacquisition of the film rights to the X-Men characters from Fox (in plain English, the X-Men can be part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe now), Dark Phoenix is likely the last chapter of the rebooted X-Men franchise.
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No matter how many legal briefs Remy and the NCAA file, there is no way to explain in plain English with a straight face that it is vital to "protect" college athletes from "exploitation" by denying them a fair portion of the vast sums their labor generates, all while arguing that it isn't vital to protect those same athletes' brains.
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But you say most of people in the U.K. get a negative view of the Trump Presidency because, as we here, of the snobbery and bias of much of the British media who look down their noses at Trump because he&aposs a businessman, not a policy (Inaudible), because he likes McDonald&aposs not home cuisine, because he speaks in plain English instead of the high pollutant bureaucratic clap trap you normally get from politicians.
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He writes: In plain English, the FBI wants to ensure that it can make an unlimited number of PIN guesses, that it can make them as fast as the hardware will allow, and that they won't have to pay an intern to hunch over the phone and type PIN codes one at a time for the next 20 years — they want to guess passcodes from an external device like a laptop or other peripheral.
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