It's one thing to be kept from doing your laundry, and another thing entirely to be kept from your friends or family.
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A of ensuring an endangered species was kept from extinction.
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How can guns be kept from people with mental disabilities?
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The approvals were kept from the public and from Congress.
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But, how will the shark be kept from eating Michael?
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Forensic investigators were kept from the crime scene for days.
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Others are certain the truth is being kept from us.
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I hate being kept from any type of information, but financial
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An account kept from the public for more than 18 months.
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Have his other secrets been successfully kept from other interested parties?
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He broke down in tears discussing the calendars he kept from 1982.
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Per the documents, 3 photojournalists were kept from entering Mexico to work.
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It's the only thing I've kept from him, because it's very useful.
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It's the only leotard I kept from my work out tape days.
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Yet by design, they're kept from realizing their futile fate as playthings.
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At the same time Germany had to be kept from renewed aggression.
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But Mr. Lee claimed he was being kept from doing his work.
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The details of opposition research operations are often kept from the candidate.
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She returned with a glimmering engagement ring, kept from a previous commitment.
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And your contribution is probably going to be kept from the teacher.
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Anonymous calls identifying another shooter were kept from the defense, Mosby said.
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The contribution of the Chinese to the Transcontinental was kept from national memory.
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Even some of Herbalife's most senior leaders were initially kept from viewing it.
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A lot is kept from the viewer, then parceled out in discrete chunks.
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So what funds could be kept from universities for not enforcing free speech?
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When they do alert officials, that information is usually kept from the public.
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Jones did not agree that the remaining items should be kept from prosecutors.
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The group argued that if undocumented children were kept from school, they would become delinquents swarming the streets, and if undocumented workers were kept from health care, they would spread disease to people eating at the restaurants where they worked.
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The video of the shooting was kept from the public for another seven months.
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"With soccer, so much is kept from you it's so hard to get close."
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What is unclear, some said, is whether information was deliberately kept from Mr. Parker.
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The news was kept from him until he had finished his 60-day mission.
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Michael F. Bennet of Colorado, who will continue to be kept from the debates.
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He added that the facility's environmental footprint should not be kept from the public.
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Woodrow Wilson's 1919 stroke, which left him incapacitated, was also kept from the public.
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They'd been kicked out of the choir, kept from speaking in front of the congregation.
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After Sondland was kept from testifying, it will be interesting to see if Yovanovitch shows.
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"He makes it seem like we're being kept from him, which is insane," Mady stated.
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He was discriminated against because of his diagnosis and was kept from returning to classes.
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She, too, was kept from adequate medical care because of the department's freeze frame policy.
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If that's why the documents are being kept from the public, the secrecy is underhanded.
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And, of course, faculty members know about these programs; nothing is being kept from them.
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I think if they were kept from guns they would have used other weapons or methods.
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If there's one unbreakable rule governing nuclear reactors, it's that they must be kept from overheating.
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"He makes it seem like we're being kept from him, which is insane," Mady told PEOPLE.
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Emergency crews had been kept from going inside the hospital while the shooter was at large.
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Are you outraged that this information has been kept from you for the past eight years?
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In the film, each interviewee sits with his back toward the camera, his face kept from view.
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Clinton's server; in reviewing them more recently, officials determined their content should be kept from the public.
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On the other hand, one might question whether the "best" AI should be kept from the public.
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" Mady told People her father "makes it seem like we're being kept from him, which is insane.
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This batch has been heavily redacted with sensitive information that needed to be kept from the public.
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Kraft's attorneys argue that police illegally obtained the video, so it should should be kept from trial.
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According to this movie, the two were never intimate, which is how he kept from contracting syphilis.
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These changes give workers back a sense of freedom by ensuring passports are not kept from them.
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Far from a secret campaign weapon, Steele turned out to be a secret kept from the campaign.
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They were kept from talking about what had really happened by the government, and by powerful people.
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To make matters worse, ex-cons who have served their time are also often kept from voting.
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"But this is kept from seeming sappy by the picture's tough-minded, almost abrasive sense of humor."
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FDR's paralysis was kept from public view, as was Woodrow Wilson's 1919 stroke, which left him incapacitated.
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Members of the group monitor surveillance footage taken at housing projects but are kept from patrolling the streets.
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Lawyers for Wang herself filed a new motion requesting the videos be kept from the public for now.
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Humayun Khan, whose mother Ghazala he implied had been kept from speaking because of her gender and religion.
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But politicians are kept from taking full responsibility for battling recessions by the intellectual baggage of past decades.
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"He makes it seem like we're being kept from him, which is insane," Mady told PEOPLE in 2016.
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Ha Huy Son, a lawyer who specializes in defending dissidents in court, was also kept from the meeting.
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KAEPERNICK THROWS San Francisco quarterback Colin Kaepernick, who had been kept from throwing during team drills since Aug.
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Arias&apos reply filed Wednesday cites previous court orders requiring that case records be kept from the public.
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Diane was kept from him by the queen and exiled from court at the moment of his death.
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The high risks of the delivery were kept from Ms. Jimenez, but doctors told family members, she said.
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However, he has signaled parts will need to be kept from public view to comply with the law.
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That's not because Devin has kept from us, it's just we don't know that much about it yet.
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They said documents related to Flynn's security clearance would be kept from Congress because they include classified information.
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When you combine that with my business travel, people always ask me how I've kept from becoming overweight again.
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Pro-immigration protesters said they were angry that a potentially decisive ninth justice was being kept from the court.
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Though researchers believe many records were destroyed, they also believe others have been kept from surfacing through willful neglect.
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Perhaps the secret it wants kept from public view is the institutionalization of its racial, political and gender prejudices.
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I scrutinized emails I had kept from that period, asking myself if I did enough to investigate their deaths.
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Many details are being kept from the public under a court gag order at the request of the ISA.
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In Minnesota, students with lunch debt at one high school were going to be kept from their graduation ceremony.
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You think the truth would be so painful for your acquaintance's mother that it should be kept from her.
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If Germany is kept from working toward European unity, this will mark a lack of leadership of historic consequences.
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Turkey's strategic concerns had to be taken into account, and Iran kept from seizing Syria's oil fields, he added.
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The Intelligence Community Inspector General has caused alarm by publicly saying he is being kept from doing his job.
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Evidence about these attacks, kept from the jury because it was considered prejudicial, was published just ahead of deliberations.
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The episode is kept from becoming a sociopolitical screed in the way Brooker, Bridges, and Haynes broaden that depiction.
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So it seems both the content of Cohen's calls — and his actual words — will be kept from investigators for now.
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Being kept from direct access to EU emergency assistance funding creates a further hindrance to cities' efficiency, the report said.
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As part of the arrangement, the plea deal was kept from Epstein's alleged victims, the Miami Herald reported last year.
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A lot of spouses feel betrayed by a secret kept from them, and I think that's a totally fair feeling.
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While the killings remain unsolved, cat flaps are being nailed closed, pets shut indoors and difficult news kept from children.
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Pablo Villavicencio, 35, remains in Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) custody but will be kept from deportation until July 20.
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Because "if it isn't said earlier or early-ish, people may feel it's been kept from them specifically," Stewart says.
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"If information is being kept from them, they may become more worried, using their imagination to create scenarios," she said.
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I was 13, and though I had been to America once before, New York had deliberately been kept from me.
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People who never reached an American airport because they were kept from boarding flights are not covered by the settlement.
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But Williams' letter is one piece of information that has been kept from public view because of the classification designation.
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America is a Christian nation, he asserted, and government must be kept from interfering with God's will in market economics.
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I almost felt like she was kept from us — like there was a conspiracy keeping me from knowing about her.
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The House previously reviewed most of what Mueller had written in his final report, including parts kept from the public.
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" -Hal Elrod "We are kept from our goal not by obstacles but by a clear path to a lesser goal.
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For more than 50 years, the film has been kept from public view, but some stills and short clips remain.
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Gypsy is cold to him, but all he wants to do is finally connect with the daughter he's been kept from.
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The city was entirely closed to foreigners, a place where Sakharov was kept from giving interviews or spreading anti-Soviet ideas.
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What's so inappropriate about conservative positions on Israel, e-cigarettes, and college campuses that they should be kept from young audiences?
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Why was Philip Choy, president of the Chinese Historical Society of America, kept from making a presentation on the official program?
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Costolo's decision to create the algorithm was reportedly "kept from senior company employees" for fear that they would object the decision.
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It's the secret Mellie has still kept from Fitz after all these years, and a big part of her complicated past.
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That is, unless President Donald Trump, citing national security, certifies that some unreleased or redacted files be kept from public view.
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It's not just that factory jobs were more plentiful or that women and minorities were largely kept from positions of power.
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Trump has predicted possible "riots" if he is kept from that honor despite his leads in both delegates and voter support.
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But due to the caucus quickly reaching out to the photographer, it was kept from being made public for 13 years.
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Trump has predicted "riots" if he is kept from the party's presidential mantle despite his lead in delegates and voter support.
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The official said they released the remaining SAR because they were afraid the documents were being kept from law enforcement officials.
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After Chestnut filed an information request this past spring, he discovered new evidence that was kept from his attorneys during trial.
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The collection had become too important, reckoned her father, the billionaire Colorado businessman Philip Anschutz, to be kept from public view.
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Even so, much of Cloud Hopper's activity has been deliberately kept from public view, often at the urging of corporate victims.
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While some girls escape, or are released, others are forced to wed, made to do domestic work, and kept from their families.
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"I'm not comfortable with the way I'm being kept from him," the 21-year-old said at an undisclosed location in Abuja.
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Both versions of Lara must confront their father's enemies and truths he kept from them, and both must learn to say goodbye.
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Trump's remarks about it also confused military members because he implied they have been kept from receiving religious items at military hospitals.
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When many entered the war, they were initially kept from the fighting by being assigned to clean latrines pits and unload supplies.
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There's no moral justification for insulin—or any life-sustaining medication—to be kept from anyone on the basis of money alone.
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Maybe with xxxx's information and support, information that was previously suppressed and kept from the Oversight Committee can now come to light.
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No, the current debate in Washington is over whether people on the government's terror watch list should be kept from purchasing arms.
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Several times, the fire's front line jumped over the trucks, and the firemen kept from burning by spraying a mist around themselves.
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" The actor, however talented, must be kept from reading an author's work, Rilke insisted, for "he almost always errs and goes astray.
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With that in mind, the constantly shifting explanations for why information should be kept from Congress in particular are more than suspicious.
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The Eldarats were taken from their homes by Emirati security agents and kept from communicating with their family for months, she said.
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Take the case of astronaut Edgar Mitchell, who brought a camera he kept from the Apollo 14 campaign to Bonhams in 13.
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He began writing as a youngster and was intrigued by books that his religious parents kept from him in a locked closet.
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In her dreams she would file a piece of paperwork late or incorrectly, and a child would be kept from going home.
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The idea is that through identifying and isolating the sick, the virus could be kept from spreading in communities around the globe.
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The report on Russian activities to tilt the election toward Donald Trump should have never been classified and kept from the public.
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According to Ticketmaster, 90 percent of the tickets it has sold through Verified Fan were kept from immediately appearing on secondary markets.
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Forty percent believe it is "very important" Clinton is kept from winning the presidency, while 22019 percent say the same of Trump.
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Children have been separated from their parents, teachers have been kept from their schools, Christian families have been turned away from American airports.
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Privacy campaigner Carroll is pivotal to the film's story of how our data is being manipulated and essentially kept from us by Facebook.
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Zach's summer of love was a secret kept from everyone, and no one is as distressed about learning the truth as Clay is.
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Reporters, too, were kept from broadcasting, but politicians began to do some tweeting and live streaming of their own, capturing social media attention.
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Women who need or want to return to work should not be kept from doing so by guilt or others' expectations, she writes.
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What does it mean when the biggest song of Drake's career is kept from the No. 22016 spot it deserves by exclusivity agreements?
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Goodlatte said Tuesday that children should not be kept from their families, though he says he does not believe it constitutes child abuse.
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News articles were kept from overshadowing personal updates, and now publishers still see a massive chunk of referral traffic from the News Feed.
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There is little doubt that the group has forced the release of government records that would otherwise have been kept from the public.
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The boy said that he felt "mad" to be kept from school, and that he missed his friends, lunch, recess and playing basketball.
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Harvey portrays Diamondback in "Luke Cage" and was kept from press before the show's release, so this was a way to recognize him.
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"All events that could affect or change the morale of the crew members are kept from them," said the officer, Chief Doctor Gabriel.
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"The people who were silenced and thrown out and kept from working by these predators will be able to go forward and thrive."
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Yet despite such laurels as a lifetime achievement award from the Venice Biennale, Castellucci had until now been kept from crossing the Hudson.
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His disability, however, was kept from the American public as the White House imposed strict rules on how he could be photographed or filmed.
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Frightened, she turns to her mother, who reveals the secret she's kept from Moth her entire life: They are really a family of witches.
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It was filled with old FBI reports and other documents that the judge, James Hallock, kept from the trial, saying it was inadmissible hearsay.
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If data is the gold of the 21st century, it's hard to see how corporations will be kept from getting their hands on it.
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SOME MAJOR MOSQUES CLOSED Reuters reporters were among the many people stopped at roadblocks and kept from entering parts of the city on Sunday.
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In a statement, Campaign Legal Center executive director Gerry Hebert said eligible voters will no longer be kept from casting a ballot in November.
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Flames are being kept from the downtown area thanks to the "herculean'" efforts of firefighters, said Scott Long of the Alberta Emergency Management Agency.
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Those children are now in their 30s and 40s and are asking questions about a secret that was kept from them for four decades.
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They can also have grievous consequences for the children who, as citizens of nowhere, may be kept from being able to go to school.
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John McCain recently, following a week when the Arizona Republican was kept from the Senate to address side effects from his brain cancer treatment.
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Being the adventurous lad that I was, one day I decided to have a look to see what was being kept from me there.
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"My son has been locked away and kept from me for 10 years like an impounded dog or an unwanted animal," Ms. Davis said.
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And the blood-spattered pink suit itself, kept in a vault near Washington, D.C., is to be kept from view at least until 2014.
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I concluded from your book that you remain a little bit irritated with Obama and the distance that he kept from you in 2008.
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The call with Zelensky is reportedly the subject of a whistleblower's complaint, which is being kept from congressional review by the Department of Justice.
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Actresses Mira Sorvino and Rosanna Arquette also claimed that after rejecting Weinstein's unwanted advances, they were removed from or kept from being hired for projects.
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Though he's open to the possibility of extraterrestrial life, he insisted on Jimmy Kimmel in 2014 that "there are no aliens" kept from the public.
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Montecinos said she couldn&apost be happier to have her son back but she&aposs also angry she was kept from her son for months.
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Chinese tradition dictates that it be kept from her until her final days, the idea being that the fear of dying hastens an individual's demise.
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When Sasha returns to Cottonwood, Frank is forced to explain the full tragedy of Lena Yazzie, which he kept from his niece for 17 years.
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" Pattis said in a statement that Dulos "should not be effectively imprisoned on conditions of release and kept from those he loves -- including his children.
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They thus record the frieze's appearance before the Red Army took it in pieces to St Petersburg, where it was kept from 1945 to 1958.
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But what makes this sad situation sickening is the fact that the news of her grandma's death was kept from Hernandez for two whole days.
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On Thursday CQ Roll Call reporter John Donnelly was forcibly kept from asking a question of the Federal Communications Commission chair after an open hearing.
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Last month, a Vimeo user uploaded a collection of footage from Jerry Lewis' Holocaust movie, The Day the Clown Cried — long kept from the public.
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Even the US decision in May to expel two Cuban diplomats working in the United States to protest the attacks was kept from the public.
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Members of President Trump's press pool on Saturday said they were kept from tagging along as the president golfed with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
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His mother got married to a man who had kept from her the fact that he had a criminal record, and who soon became abusive.
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These issues are why the FBI email chain, kept from most members of Congress for the past two years, suddenly landed on the declassification list.
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Berdymukhamedov's ostentatious displays could actually be masking an economic crisis for his country, even if that information is kept from the rest of the world.
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A skillful defense lawyer like Mr. Brafman will use the detective's mistake to make jurors wonder what else the police might have kept from prosecutors.
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Kim Jong Un's regime continues to enrich uranium at secret, undisclosed sites — including in at least one nuclear facility it has kept from the world.
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Did you know there's a database where you can search all of President Trump's video appearances, including a vlog he kept from 2011 to 2014?
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For example, the Johns Hopkins smoking study found that 603 percent of participants kept from smoking for six months after psilocybin treatment — an astounding result.
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Under the chhaupadi tradition, the women are kept from taking part in normal family activities and social gatherings or from entering houses, kitchens and temples.
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A representative or senator is more likely to be expelled from their respective body by their peers or kept from re-election by the voters.
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But Pakistan has long treated Afghanistan as a strategic territory that must at all costs be kept from falling under the influence of its archrival, India.
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Once Omarion was diagnosed, Simpson and his doctors made efforts to not expose him to any germs, and he was kept from going outdoors for months.
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Actresses Mira Sorvino and Rosanna Arquette also told Farrow that after rejecting Weinstein's unwanted advances, they were removed from or kept from being hired for projects.
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The temptation to abandon the ship of state is obviously strong, but American institutions must be kept from foundering for the sake of the American people.
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Many travelers aren't as optimistic, after hundreds of visa holders were kept from boarding U.S.-bound flights this week, detained at American airports or denied entry.
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The remainder will be existing affordable units that will be kept from switching to market rate through subsidies or other arrangements between the city and landlords.
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Based on their answers, the study estimated that 225 percent of the counties' 2800,000 registered nonvoters were kept from casting ballots by the voter ID law.
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Narratives like these follow a simple formula: Women in the global South are kept from doing valuable things by local customs or brown and black men.
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But no less important for the fulfillment of Israel's promise is to ensure that those who seek to destroy it are kept from breaching its borders.
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Mr. Nichols published an autobiography, wryly called "Feeling You're Behind," in 1984; in 2000 he published the entertainingly acerbic diaries he kept from 1969 to 1977.
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The Sixth Circuit had voted to uphold Kentucky's law, but it was kept from going into effect pending the abortion providers' appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Mr. Grodt's sister, Meghann Conforti, said he had explained to her that he would be on the front line, information he initially kept from his mother.
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They're questions kept from young people, hoping to protect them, wanting them to grow up with a sense that the world is more certain than it is.
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Residents were kept from paying their bills, and those trying to go online to switch on water services at new homes have been left with dry taps.
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The newsletter has been in production for subscribers within the drug enforcement community for decades, starting in 1967, but it's usually classified and kept from the public.
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Hernandez's grandmother died Wednesday evening, but the news was kept from the young gymnast until Friday when her family could tell her during a scheduled trip home.
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The full record will still be kept from the public for at least six months – and longer if agencies make a persuasive enough case for continued secrecy.
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The full record will still be kept from the public for at least six months — and longer if agencies make a persuasive enough case for continued secrecy.
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When asked to name a secret she kept from her parents in high school, Kardashian revealed that she had a pretty sneaky way of cheating on tests.
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Experts say that the true nature of NITs—that is, as powerful hacking tools—is kept from judges when law enforcement ask for authorisation to deploy them.
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They also wanted to unburden themselves of a secret they kept from family and friends over the past four years, they said, fearful of disturbing legal proceedings.
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It is time for us to step up to make sure that girls and boys with HIV aren't kept from playing with their friends, classmates, and neighbors.
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CNN, The New York Times, The Hill, Politico, BuzzFeed, the Los Angeles Times and the New York Daily News were among the outlets kept from the huddle.
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There will be a crackdown on extremist websites, hardliners will be kept from working with children, and the state will strong-arm councils failing to tackle radicalisation.
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But the police say Mr. Gao also had a gruesome secret that he kept from his family, as China's state news media have reported in recent days.
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So we resort instead to some small regulatory interventions to tame a beast we could have kept from creating by just enforcing antitrust in the first place.
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My newfound friends worked extremely hard, but they also seemed to have access to a formula for success that had been kept from the rest of us.
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But Wednesday night offered a first look at what the party would have on its hands if the nomination were kept from him: a loud, contentious mess.
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Some black singers are wary of "Porgy," both out of discomfort with the piece and concerns that they could get typecast and kept from exploring other repertoire.
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Years later, Lorraine and Ed would go on to create a museum featuring the haunted objects they had kept from their investigations ... including the real Annabelle doll.
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Dyer's family later found out he had been previously convicted for sexually abusing a child in Texas—a secret he kept from their entire family, according to Dyer.
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According to this year's TIP report, most of Haiti's trafficking cases involve children who work as domestic helpers and are usually physically abused, unpaid and kept from school.
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He told The Daily Show's Hasan Minhaj that he was kept from boarding a plane because he refused to take off his turban, a symbol of his faith.
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The ban led to protests across U.S. cities and chaos at airports overseas after visa holders were kept from boarding flights, detained at American airports or denied entry.
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These meetings, which she has since apologized for, were apparently kept from both the Foreign Secretary and the Prime Minister's office -- though here, characteristically, there is some doubt.
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But the court blocked the lower court's decision for people from the six countries without such ties, meaning they can now be kept from entering the United States.
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Outside the summit site, anti-globalization protesters were causing problems for first lady Melania Trump, who was kept from joining other leaders' spouses for their own program of events.
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Captain Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger is marking the ten year anniversary of the Miracle on the Hudson by sharing the mementos he kept from the day that changed his life.
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Tom Koehler took a two-hitter into the eighth inning before a sellout of 50,226 at Turner Field as the Marlins kept from going 224-214 against the Braves.
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When you're told that a piece of information is a secret document, that you're seeing raw information that was kept from you, there's an unconscious signal that it's unsavory.
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But it will develop that there are other, more direct threats to Joe's existence, the nature of which I am kept from divulging by the Code of the Spoilers.
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By then, Thai officials had moved the relatives indoors to a private area, and the throng of journalists covering the search have mostly been kept from speaking to them.
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So it seems more sensible for Trump skeptics on the right to balance different ends, to want Trump constrained and redirected and liberalism kept from the fullest possible power.
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Because civil rights lawyers say prosecutors in New York almost never acknowledge using the devices, defendants are typically in the dark and defense lawyers are kept from raising challenges.
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My own experience of heartache at being kept from this beautiful and historic city is a clear example, but millions of Palestinians endure similar stories of pain and loss.
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I knew he was wrong, yet that didn't keep me from feeling that I would always be kept from real success — especially financial success — because of beliefs like his.
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The panel's process resulted in hundreds of thousands of pages of Kavanaugh's documents being withheld as confidential or kept from release under presidential privilege by the Trump White House.
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Beheadings and other gruesome pics and videos are kept from us by teams of content moderators mostly employed by US tech companies, cheaply, mostly in East and Southeast Asian countries.
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Manning has asserted her right to remain silent, in part because of the federal government's insistence that portions of the WikiLeaks trial remain sealed and kept from the public eye.
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Whites have been the biggest affirmative action beneficiaries in U.S. history -- they've routinely been given advantages in jobs and other economic opportunities that were kept from blacks, says the Rev.
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Game of Thrones fans surely cracked up when they heard Harington's comment about putting a Jon Snow statue that he kept from set in the garden as a makeshift scarecrow.
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If these would-be workers are being kept from jobs because of the effects of the justice system, that means lost wages for families and communities that need it most.
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Her husband Timothy, who works as a cook at a Chico cafe, was frustrated by the lack of information about how long he might be kept from returning to Magalia.
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Last Tuesday, on a cloudy evening, my sister and I traveled to John F. Kennedy International Airport to pick up the man America has kept from us for so long.
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Critics argue that the businessman is stirring up tensions, however, noting how Trump has predicted "riots" if he is kept from the Republican presidential nomination despite his lead in delegates.
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It meant you could safely apply for a job, go to college—all things Lucas figured had been taken away, thanks to a secret his parents had kept from him.
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More than 20 passengers tested positive for the virus on the Grand Princess, which was kept from arriving in San Francisco for days before eventually docking in Oakland on Monday.
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Her son's death is both the event around which she has structured her career and a terrible secret to be kept from those with whom she'd like to become close.
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But Jones said she agreed that just 2,260 of those should be kept from prosecutors: 1,972 of those items are privileged, 285 are highly personal, and three are partially privileged.
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The California board's maneuvering came to light after The New York Times reported on Wednesday how a lack of transparency allowed the failed test to be kept from the public.
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According to classified intelligence initially kept from Congress but eventually revealed to CNN, the Saudis turned to China in recent years for help in have been expanding their ballistic missile program.
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The office couldn't even get a handle on how many thousands of individual records were kept from the public in cases that weren't entirely secret; they were too hard to count.
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In The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks, starring Oprah Winfrey, HBO shines a light on the eponymous heroine, whose cells were used in groundbreaking medical research and kept from her family.
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"I'm not comfortable with the way I'm being kept from him," the painfully shy 21-year-old told CNN in her first worldwide interview, at an undisclosed location in Abuja Tuesday.
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While plot details have been kept from the public, a short plotline on IMDb describes the film as a "social horror-thriller," which doesn't sound unlike Peele's 2017 hit Get Out.
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The Trump administration surprised the market in the fall by granting some countries waivers to continue with Iranian oil purchases, after threatening that all barrels would be kept from the market.
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Because it's not like Cloverfield Lane where wiles can be used to overpower physical restraints — in these movies, women are kept from knowing what they need to find a way out.
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Those unable to flee are instead pushed underground and into hiding, kept from entering the outside world -- which blocks their access to health services, such as those protecting against HIV/AIDS.
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While investigators of the Clinton Foundation were told to lay low and kept from examining the emails, enormous resources were put into determining whether Clinton and her team circulated classified information.
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Even if the content of your messages is kept from prying eyes, it may still be possible for a resourceful attacker to see who you are, and who you're talking to.
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Not all blood banks – including one in Orlando that took donations after last week's attack – have moved to immediately implement that policy, which means all gay men are kept from donating.
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Although more than 100 Russian athletes were kept from competing and no Russian government officials were allowed to attend the Games, the I.O.C. stopped short of entirely shutting out the nation.
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House Intelligence Committee Chairman Schiff has already announced he will subpoena the Mueller report, and possibly Mueller himself, if relevant information is excluded from the report or otherwise kept from Congress.
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Born into a prosperous Jewish family in the Weimar Republic in 1917, her mother Franziska committed suicide when she was 19, a fact that was kept from her daughter for years.
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They knew the information could not be kept from the new president or his top advisers, but wanted to narrow the number of people who might see the information, officials said.
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Given the historically close ties between the United States and Britain, it is telling that this election was characterized more by the distance those on each side kept from the other.
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House Democrats — and at least one Republican senator — have been trying to find a copy of the bill to replace the Affordable Care Act, which the Republicans have kept from circulating.
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It brings to a close two years of legal jockeying over evidence and accusations of sexual abuse, most of which were kept from public view by Australia's legal system until recently.
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What is so dangerous about a young man having the humility to acknowledge that his success would not have been possible without his faith that he must be kept from the podium?
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NEW YORK – Attorneys for President Donald Trump&aposs personal lawyer say a lawyer for porn star Stormy Daniels has created a "carnival atmosphere" and should be kept from a New York court.
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Thousands of girls are kept from school due to poverty, early marriage, dangers in traveling to class and having too many chores at home, according to the United Nations' children's organization, UNICEF.
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The 32-year point comes from the generally agreed-upon (but sometimes disputed) idea that, to prevent irreversible negative impacts, global temperatures must be kept from rising 0003℃ above pre-industrial levels.
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Considering I don't know any of the other people affected by a mental illness at my job, it is likely there are a lot of mental health secrets being kept from management.
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We're not going to say that it serves you right if you're stuck with hundreds or thousands of dollars of merch or food that you willingly bought and kept from others but…
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Texas Boy Could Be Kept From Defending Girls' Title A bill being considered in Texas could prevent transgender athletes from competing if their hormone therapy is ruled a safety or fairness issue.
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With a log-jam in scheduling caused by two men's five-setters earlier on Thursday, 43th seed Muguruza and Briton Konta were kept from playing their first point until 12:30 a.m.
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Streep and Cazale spent the summer of 1977 filming the movie together in Steubenville, Ohio, all while Cazale was dying of bone cancer — a diagnosis they kept from the rest of the cast.
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Some shock will probably play a role, policy will underrespond, and the decisive factor will be the vulnerability of an American economy kept from growing too explosively by a Fed hellbent on tightening.
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He explained that with over 160,000 cameras in the city's CCTV network, and five full days of video kept from them at all times, the sheer volume of footage is difficult to navigate.
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Many lined up to see Meng's bail hearing today, after the extremely high-profile arrest that signified the first major break in a US probe that has mostly been kept from the public.
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As a result, women have been barred at times from certain sections on public buses in ultra-Orthodox neighborhoods, and have at times been kept from walking on certain sidewalks in Haredi areas.
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This stalemate, unprecedented in American history, gives Selina even more fuel to resent her electorate, who she views as her key to the White House and the reason she's being kept from it.
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The larger argument, on which the book is admirably staked, is that Calder is a major artist, kept from center stage by an art history unduly concerned with "advances" and inventions and directions.
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Despite this setup, the movie is a smaller-scale character study: Valentina (Natalie Paul), who is secretly a vampire, yearns to see her human children, who are kept from her by their father.
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Shaun James, the dice player, came, and so did Phillip Thomas, the candy seller at the Wells, bringing a hundred pages of legal documents that he'd kept from his case, a decade earlier.
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The result is that women are being kept from voting on the issues that matter most to them—like equal pay for equal work, access to reproductive care, gender equality and racial justice.
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Only a portion of documents relating to Judge Kavanaugh's time in the White House Counsel's Office have been made available to the committee — and many of those are being kept from the public.
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I do think in the digital era, there are people, in part because metrics that used to be either nonexistent or were kept from the editorial side are now very often very public.
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He was wearing a beanie he kept from his movie with Hilary Swank, "Conviction," a brown print Prada shirt, black dance pants and dance shoes, and a kneepad like Fosse used to wear.
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Any money secret kept from a committed partner counts as financial infidelity, even if you weren't intentionally hiding it, says Adam Holt, CEO and founder of Asset-Map, an online financial advising resource.
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And you don't want to put the daughter who knows the deal in a difficult position by asking her to keep from her sister something that she resented having been kept from her.
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Kraft's lawyers also want video kept from trial Kraft was charged in February with two misdemeanor counts of soliciting prostitution after the sting at the Orchids of Asia Day Spa in Jupiter, Florida.
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The US Senate requires all units trained by the US to be screened for "credible" and "gross" human rights abuses, and US equipment is supposed to be kept from units suspected of violations.
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But four months later the FBI abruptly ordered Hilbert to cut off all contact with Popov and to hand over the 600 pages of logs he'd kept from 18 months of their online chats.
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In a statement at the time, Batista said the woman was kept from returning to her house for her own safety, but acknowledged he was concerned about the incident and launched an internal investigation.
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Paige was no less great than Robinson (he may in fact have been the greatest pitcher of all time), but he was kept from prominence by exclusionary and prejudiced bylaws and de facto segregation.
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He also said the defense could introduce evidence of Cosby's payment to Constand to settle her civil lawsuit, a detail that has been kept from public view, including the jury from the first trial.
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Speier's account is one of many about the conditions inside the border facilities, which are typically kept from public view but have been opened up to Congress and the media amid the national controversy.
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The report, based on data the panel demanded from federal agencies, found that 18 children under age 2 — half who were just months old — were kept from their parents up to half a year.
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Hours later, Pence reinforced his boss' effort to turn the narrative away from children kept from their parents in a foreign land to calls by some obliging Democratic lawmakers for the abolition of ICE.
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The indisputable fact is that we must fully meet the goals determined by climate experts if the planet is to be kept from crossing the tipping point where global warming spirals out of control.
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We need fundamental structural democracy reform to ensure that every person's voice is counted and that communities that have too long kept from the seat of power now have a seat at the table.
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The defense also argued that the court should prevent the videos' public release at least until it rules on Kraft's argument that the footage was illegally obtained and therefore should be kept from trial.
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And while one out of five black Floridians was kept from the polls by past convictions, nearly 70 percent of those convicted of felonies in the state are not African-American, according to activists.
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But recent events have made it clear that America in 2018 is such a dystopian hellscape that the same TV show can be kept from airing three different times by three different outbreaks of violence.
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If signed into law, the Dignity for Incarcerated Women Act would also ensure women behind bars aren't shackled or put in solitary confinement while pregnant, charged for phone calls, or kept from contacting their families.
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The YouTube sensation – better known to her 1.7 million subscribers as Gigi Gorgeous – had always had a close relationship with her mom, but there was one secret Lazzarato had kept from her: she is transgender.
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Still, Mr. Bach has also emphasized a "zero-tolerance" policy and said that if other Russian sports organizations were proved to be ridden with state-sponsored cheating, they, too, could be kept from the Olympics.
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This phase started with "Man of Marble," which he completed in 1976 but which was kept from audiences abroad until a political thaw in Warsaw emboldened bureaucrats to issue it an export license in 133.
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Last week, sources in the Senate told CNN they were worried about McCain recently, following a week when the Arizona Republican was kept from the Senate to address side effects from his brain cancer treatment.
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Despite the diocese's cooperation, there is evidence that some allegations were kept from law enforcement and signals that the diocese is in dire need of policy reform in dealing with such cases, Fitzpatrick told Syracuse.com.
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While such trades are also kept from public view, Platts assesses the Asian spot price with its Japan Korea Marker (JKM) process using anonymous sources and, since last June, offers, bids and trades volunteered openly.
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The cameras lingered on the young girls in tacky pseudo-historical costumes (except the one in a military uniform, almost entirely kept from the frame), female soldiers holding roses, and the few women wearing hijab.
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And while Ziggy seems not to have inherited that predilection, he is saddled with a heavier truth about his father that has thus far been kept from his brothers: that Perry was a bad guy.
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" In public statements, Ms. Bloomfield has apologized for not doing more, said "the extent of events" was kept from her, and pledged that "under my watch no employee will endure this kind of pain again.
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The Washington Post's Craig Whitlock won the military reporting award for "The Afghanistan Papers," which showed that U.S. officials' real-time acknowledgments of failures in the war in Afghanistan had been kept from the public.
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"Given the lapse of time, I don't know any reason why the truth should be kept from the American people," said Richard Lambert, who led the F.B.I.'s initial 9/11 investigation in San Diego.
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Mr. Xie was taken away by the police in Hunan on July 11, 2015, and spent half a year in secretive detention in a retired military cadres' hostel, kept from contact with the outside world.
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The actor took to Instagram on Friday, following an appearance on Late Night with Seth Meyers in which he discussed the props he kept from the show, and shared one of the props he took home.
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Since the incident last year—which was kept from the public for 40 days after discovery, and now includes allegations of insider trading on the executive level—Equifax's name has become synonymous with corporate security negligence.
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The judges, I also learn, are kept from the kinds of on-set drama that the producers are already aware of: who will come across as a villain or who could be the next fan favorite.
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There are no rowdy groups banging on all the doors in the hallway after returning late from the bar, and I've never been kept from my bed by coming home to a sock on the door.
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Everyone who ever read and commented on my LiveJournal, which I dutifully kept from ages fifteen to twenty-five, spilling my guts to a motley crew of poets, queer weirdos, programmers, RPG buffs, and fanfic writers.
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First, because — reasonable or not — the stories we tell ourselves about how we came to be matter to us; second, because people don't like discovering that things they think are important have been kept from them.
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The prosecutor at Mr. Martin's trial, Marc Fliedner, denied any wrongdoing when the district attorney's office notified Justice D'Emic in June that documents implicating other suspects were improperly kept from both of Mr. Martin's previous lawyers.
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The teacher's simplistic and inaccurate accounts of history is producing adverse effects on the children- information that is necessary for their educational growth and development has been kept from them, thus breeding ignorance, hatred, and violence.
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WASHINGTON — Nearly 17,000 registered Wisconsin voters — potentially more — were kept from the polls in November by the state's strict voter ID law, according to a new survey of nonvoters by two University of Wisconsin political scientists.
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The idea for Nine-Nine started with a story about a kid "who needed to grow up" (Jake Peralta) and a father figure "who had been unjustly kept from the accomplishments he richly deserved" (Raymond Holt).
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Andy Serkis says he might keep his new BAFTA award next to the iconic One Ring he kept from &aposThe Lord of the Rings&aposFlorence Pugh channelled Little Pink Riding Hood on the BAFTAs red carpet
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"Stay With Me" pivots around a series of secrets Akin has kept from his wife — and the terrible, unspooling consequences those secrets will have on their marriage, and on the life of Akin's importunate brother Dotun.
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In 1984, Charles Griffis filed a racial-discrimination suit against McDonald&aposs, alleging that he and other black franchisees were systematically kept from buying stores in white neighborhoods and were restricted to poor, predominantly black areas.
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Liu Xiaobo, the Nobel Peace Prize laureate who protested in the Tiananmen Square Massacre, died in July of liver cancer while he was being held in state custody and was reportedly kept from chemotherapy and proper treatment.
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An internal Department of Homeland Security document seen by Reuters showed 348 visa holders were kept from boarding U.S.-bound flights this week, and more than 200 people came to the United States but were denied entry.
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Then last week, Curiel granted a request from the Washington Post to unseal Trump University's "playbooks" — documents outlining how Trump University events worked that Trump argued should be kept from the public because they contain trade secrets.
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The pledge also calls for the creation of "dissuasive sanctions," so if an MEP is accused of sexual harassment, he or she may be kept from roles such as holding leadership positions — key political influence members want.
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RHP Ryan Dull struck out Zack Cozart to strand runners at second and third in the sixth inning on Saturday, leaving him 26-for-26 in the number of inherited runners he's kept from scoring this season.
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"I'm probably one of the few people he has actually paid," quipped Power, who is one of several lawyers who have tangled with Avenatti over money they claim he has kept from them in violation of agreements.
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Democrats have released a report that found that 18 children under age 2 — half who were just months old — were kept from their parents up to half a year during the Trump administration's family separations last year.
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"If these findings are right, Sabis rolled the dice by running tests on only one of TSBs two new data centers and this decision was kept from me and the rest of the TSB board," he said.
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"If these findings are right, Sabis rolled the dice by running tests on only one of TSBs two new data centres and this decision was kept from me and the rest of the TSB board," he said.
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From the biggest mess Stormi has ever made (keep the M&Ms away from her!) to the secret she kept from momager Kris Jenner during high school, the star held nothing back while in the hot seat.
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Homeless Children Are 21994 Times as Likely to Be Suspended at Some Schools Homeless students are more likely to attend "suspension hub" schools, where high numbers are disciplined by being kept from class, a new report found.
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Last, the animals must show an increased need for sleep if they are kept from it, so the biologists pulsed water through the jellyfish's tank every 20 minutes at night to prevent the creatures from sleeping continuously.
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NATIONAL An article on Tuesday about the findings of a study on Wisconsin's voter identification laws misstated the number of registered voters in two Wisconsin counties who were kept from the polls in November by the law.
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So Ms. Buckingham's son could be kept from knowing about the cheating and would believe that he took the test on his own, the consultant gave Ms. Buckingham a practice ACT to administer to him at home.
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Another pick for a leadership post was Aristóbulo Istúriz, a former vice president who had been involved in past talks with the opposition, suggesting that the party's more radical figures were being kept from the top jobs.
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Winner Andy Serkis told Insider that he hasn't found a place to keep his Outstanding Contribution to British Cinema award, but may display it next to the One Ring he kept from "The Lord of the Rings."
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Read more:The 16 most daring looks celebrities have ever worn to the BAFTAsAndy Serkis says he might keep his new BAFTA award next to the iconic One Ring he kept from &aposThe Lord of the Rings&apos
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"If You Don't Like My Story, Write Your Own" doesn't just start with something out of the ordinary — it starts with yet another new, incredibly important character, whose existence has been kept from us to this point.
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The news that the documents were being kept from the public and the committee was reported on Friday night, when the lawyer overseeing the review sent a letter to congressional leaders about the final status of his review.
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And we need to know if Darlyn's death was intentionally kept from us in September by Trump or his administration because they knew such news only five weeks before the midterm elections could have adversely impacted the GOP.
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Taylor Swift just got what she wanted from a judge, who agreed with her that the photo of a DJ allegedly groping her at a concert will be kept from the public until the case goes to trial.
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SAME-SEX HOSPITAL VISITATION After reading about a lesbian social worker who had been kept from the hospital bedside of her partner, Mr. Obama issued an order in 2010 directing the creation of regulations to allow such visits.
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A married man 20 years her senior, he went on to father three children with her, all of whom she kept from the public and had to give away — a fact that only came to light in 2000.
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Maybe we should have kept from wasting time on the men's side and gone straight to the showcase, the final on Sunday, when two titans will revive their rivalry and battle once again for the Australian Open crown.
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A 2019 survey from TD Bank found the most pervasive secrets people kept from their significant others were, in order from most common to least: credit card debt, hidden bank accounts, a gambling hobby and unpaid student loans.
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In jail, he was kept from all drugs, including Suboxone, an opioid substitute that eases withdrawal symptoms and that Patrick had been prescribed by a doctor years earlier as part of an effort to transition him into treatment.
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Throw in the newly unashamed argument that entire swaths of human beings should be deported by the millions and kept from entering America altogether, and these questions, which are all explicitly political, directly concern Star Wars' ongoing narrative.
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A robust specialty solution at least keeps MedImpact in-step with its major competitors, opening the doors to possible new customers who may have been kept from joining MedImpact because they required a more robust specialty pharmaceutical dispensing platform.
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Companies utilizing traditional testing for THC to screen out applicants during the hiring process, could be kept from hiring a qualified professional due to the test's inability to differentiate between actual impairment, past use or simply a false positive.
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Knowing that the papers contain explosive revelations, including secrets regarding the winnability of the war that were kept from the American people, Ellsberg eventually copied them and worked to get them into the hands of the New York Times.
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It culminates in one of them surprising Rick in the pool, which he responds to by dashing into his shed, grabbing a fully fueled flamethrower he's kept from an old movie he did, and roasting her, no questions asked.
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"Criminal intent is very hard to prove and if you have a very large institution, a lot of the information is going to be kept from those people, making it very, very difficult to prove criminal intent," she said.
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The protests over the weekend originally centered on local issues — like opposition leaders being kept from running for office — but, as tends to happen, the demonstrations expanded to include more general complaints about life under Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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What the prosecution kept from the jury is significant enough that five of the jurors from the original trial have signed statements saying they wouldn't have voted for a death sentence had they known then what they do now.
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Sandwiched between the rappers at No. 2 is Taylor Swift, whose new album, "Reputation," spent three weeks at No. 1 but has been kept from landing there more by high-profile releases from U33, Luke Bryan and now Eminem.
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Related: That little lawsuit against Uber just got bigger — and could take down the sharing economy Facebook has failed to make inroads for years, kept from 668 million new users by China's monolithic censorship and restrictions on internet freedom.
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And, if possible, experts have advised stocking up on a few weeks worth of supplies as well as making a plan for what you would do if you or your family were kept from school, day care, or work.
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And, if possible, experts have advised stocking up on a few weeks' worth of supplies as well as making a plan for what you would do if you or your family were kept from school, day care, or work.
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The public school board in York Region, north of Toronto, issued a statement effectively rebuking more than 9,000 people who signed a petition demanding that the children in a family recently returned from China be kept from their classes.
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That faulty premise is ensconced in every question; whether it is the Russia investigation, the parlay over the healthcare debate, the questions about the president's tax returns, or the tirade over promises made and kept from the campaign trail.
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In both types of sales, multiple franchisees said they were kept from buying stores with higher cash flows, whether that was because of their financial situation or other factors that prompted McDonald&aposs to sell locations to other franchisees.
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Mosby said Monday that among the evidence kept from the defense attorneys at the time were anonymous calls that identified another shooter, who was allegedly seen wearing Duckett's jacket and even confessed to the murder, according to the outlet.
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Or do you see this moment as a turning point — one that makes way for new art to be created and produced by those who have been historically "silenced and thrown out and kept from working by these predators"?
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He will soon figure out how Adal used Carrie to trick Keane, the secrets kept from him while he was away in the Middle East, and Saul will have to pick a side: his former protege or his current boss.
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But only Iraqi forces are entering Mosul, commanders say, a testament to Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi's claims that the battle for the city is at its core an Iraqi fight, and that sectarian politics must be kept from the battle.
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I think that all this stuff with the Illuminati and the flying saucers and all this kind of stuff was his different reasons for why he wasn't free, and why he was being kept from actually being a free human being.
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Gwyneth Paltrow and Angelina Jolie also came forward to accuse Weinstein of sexual harassment, and actresses Mira Sorvino and Rosanna Arquette also claimed that after rejecting Weinstein's unwanted advances, they were removed from or kept from being hired for projects.
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Once in office, she made a point of building bridges, and some of the law-enforcement leaders I spoke to praised her support (as they saw it) for Rackauckas in Orange County and the distance she has kept from sentencing reform.
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"Beauty secrets" are not things women keep from each other to get a leg up—beauty secrets are what men believe they should have kept from them so they can live in the delusion that women are perfect, and effortlessly so.
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Sources tell me the targeted documents may provide the most damning evidence to date of potential abuses of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA), evidence that has been kept from the majority of members of Congress for more than two years.
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"That this has been swept under the rug and kept from the public — both the payments and the acts themselves — makes it even more egregious because it marginalizes the victims and acts to excuse the aggressors with little to no consequences."
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Still more residents elsewhere in the state undoubtedly were kept from voting by the law, Professor Mayer said, but the survey results from the two counties, which include Madison and Milwaukee, cannot be applied to other parts of the state.
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The twist in the season 1 finale of A Million Little Things explained everything about Jon's (Ron Livingston) headspace before his death by suicide, the mystery of Barbara Morgan, and all the secrets Jon kept from his closest friends and family.
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That is because last week — when a big chunk of the musician's catalog reappeared on streaming platforms such as Spotify, Apple Music and Napster — his fans flocked to listen to albums that had been systematically kept from them by Prince himself since 25.
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She encourages Dean to confront his dad about the emotional distance he kept from his kids after their mother passed away, which seems like an objectively terrible plan for a high-stress reunion taking place on a national television show about dating.
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McLaren is a private company and doesn't have the same disclosure requirements as a publicly traded firm, so if the talks were happening at the highest levels, it's possible (though rather unlikely) that the discussions could be kept from McLaren's public relations team.
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In areas where polls did go ahead, many were kept from voting because polling stations often opened late, closed early and voting machines sometimes did not work, according to SYMOCEL's report based on what its staff saw at a third of voting centers.
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But the mere fact of his credit card debt shouldn't be counted among his faults, just as Abrams shouldn't be kept from the Georgia governorship by her student loans, nor Williams barred from public service because he chose a bad adjustable-rate mortgage.
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"I am very disappointed to be kept from defending my hard-earned title, but this will not deter me from continuing my fight for the human rights of all of the female athletes concerned," Semenya said in a statement from her representative.
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For Uber, that attitude bore an actively concealed ecosystem where surge pricing is inconsistent, information is kept from drivers, trade secrets inform company decisions, sex discrimination is rampant, and sensitive user data is hacked and news of this hack is covered up.
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If Trump gives up now, he may never get the win that could lead to some kind of structure on the border he can christen the "wall" and use as the basis of a reelection campaign founded on promises kept from 2016.
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This, it would seem, is what Woolf really wanted to talk to the Society for Women's Service about: how writers need experiences to write about, but women are kept from or judged for having them, or their experience is diminished, disbelieved, denied.
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In an administration that has been defined by its science denial and regulatory rollbacks, the assessments that haven't led to enforceable protections — or have been kept from the public entirely — are in one sense just another example of a government captured by industry.
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The county sheriff, William D. Snyder, said Ms. Zhu had tearfully told deputies and a public defender about how her passport was kept from her in a locked safe and how the woman she worked for once threatened her by brandishing a gun.
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Srise Insulated Lunch BoxIf you already have your own meal prep containers (or a ton of takeout containers you kept from your previous life), an insulated lunch box is great for easy transport without worrying about leakage or your food getting cold.
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In your account, the man, despite his deficits and significant aphasia, also seems to have appropriate and coherent beliefs and desires: He knows he has a child, wants to see that child and grieves because that child has been kept from him.
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Also getting in on the action, former drug executive Martin Shkreli tweeted out a letter addressed to West offering to buy "The Life of Pablo" for $10 million so that it would be released solely to him, and kept from the public.
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On Monday morning, Senate Foreign Relations Committee ranking member Bob Menendez and Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer called for the Trump administration to immediately declassify the notification, and echoed House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's concerns about its contents being kept from the public.
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And she's very aware that her presence next to three powerful white men in a national TV ad is a big deal: Reppin' for e'ryone who has dreamt of, sacrificed for, been kept from, and SLAYED at a seat at the table.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The top Democrat on the U.S. House Intelligence Committee said on Wednesday the White House and FBI wanted too much information kept from the public in a still-secret Democratic memo related to probes of Russian influence in the 2016 U.S. election.
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Iran, previously kept from international markets by sanctions lifted this month, is also planning to increase its production rapidly into a world that produces 1.5 million barrels per day more than it consumes and has been running out of capacity to store it cheaply.
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Technicians at medical device factories in Tijuana earn about $14 an hour, compared with about $25 an hour for technicians at factories in the U.S. Critics of Mexico's maquiladoras system contend that wages are kept unfairly low and that workers have been kept from organizing.
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The video campaign, organized by several immigrants from Iran, opens a window into the desperation of what one libertarian think tank estimated is more than 10,000 people from five Muslim-majority countries who have been kept from their loved ones since the ban took effect.
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Plucked and arpeggiated harp, aching violin, and a syrupy string section pack into a concise pop structure and burst at the seams, yearning to expand beyond the limits of McCartney's melody line yet kept from gooping over the edges of the song's airtight space.
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Everything is new to her, and so viewers get to have the experience of watching Kimmy work through everything that she has been kept from experiencing in the bunker: how to process anger, how to establish healthy emotional boundaries, how to reckon with the past.
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Mr. Bach declined to say if the Russian Federation as a whole could be kept from competition, indicating that the I.O.C. would wait until the World Anti-Doping Agency had completed an investigation into conduct at the Olympic testing laboratory at the 2014 Sochi Games.
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Despite ample supplies, traders said that prices were kept from falling further due to global security risks following North Korea's repeated missile tests and the political crisis between Qatar and an alliance of Arab nations led by Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.
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He was like a political prisoner, denied due process, cruelly kept from talking to his wife, at times confined to a spartan jail cell, later prohibited from accessing the internet anywhere but at his lawyers&apos office, his cellphones confiscated along with his passports.
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On Election Day last year, I devoted my column to this country's real voter fraud — not the vanishingly small number of people who try to vote illegally but the large number of American citizens who are kept from exercising their most basic democratic right.
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The documentary details the past and shaping its narrative while, because of the amount of work that we still don't know about or that has been kept from the public, leaving it open for revaluation: a continuous, open-ended, and perpetually unfinished artist life.
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Even if European countries remain in the nuclear agreement, many companies will no longer deal with Iranian crude for fear of being kept from business dealings with the U.S. Estimates of 1 million barrels or more of Iranian crude could be off the market by year end.
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I became very interested in my younger selves, and had all these old diaries — high up on a shelf in my office — that I had kept from the time I was 16 or 17 — and I had wondered again and again why I hadn't burned them.
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The rally was organized in response to a BuzzFeed News investigation published earlier this week that found hundreds of officers who committed acts from lying to grand juries to assaulting innocent people were allowed to stay on the force, and their records were kept from public view.
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I am sure legitimate purchasers will not mind the minor inconvenience of an additional day or two waiting if it means that individuals such as Dylann Roof, accused of killing nine church members a year ago in Charleston, South Carolina, will be kept from getting weapons.
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But even before that happens, the State Department email that was kept from the American public and Congress for 85033 1/2 years should be appreciated for what it signifies: It was a missed opportunity to assess Steele's research for what it was — political fool's gold.
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However, Nena, the German singer of "299 Luftballons" — which hit No. 2 in 1984 (kept from the top by Van Halen's "Jump") — is finally making her long-delayed American debut with a three-city tour that concludes at the PlayStation Theater in New York on Tuesday.
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It also allows Brooks—and anyone else who parrots this line of argument—to feign concern with inequality without ever talking about distribution of resources, quality of schools, redlining, and all the other real ways that the marginalized are kept from good education and equitable living.
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They are looking for documents that contain communications between Cohen and any clients, and so far his and Trump's lawyers have ID'd 252 that they think are protected by attorney-client privilege — meaning they can be kept from investigators unless they contain direct evidence of criminality.
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This means that the president's unfitness is not really a Harvey Weinstein-style "open secret," an awful reality known to insiders but kept from hoi polloi, as The Atlantic's James Fallows suggested this week amid the mania over Michael Wolff's gonzo inside-the-White-House book.
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From the beginning, though, key details of the project were kept from the public and lawmakers, officials say, including the terms of its loan structure and the length of the lease, more than 22022 years, that a Chinese state-owned company secured to operate the port.
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Fifield published the work of midcentury libertarian thinkers Ludwig von Mises and his disciple Murray Rothbard and set about convincing America's Protestant clergy that America was a Christian nation in which government must be kept from interfering with the expression of God's will in market economics.
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As one of the Senate's leading critics of government surveillance, he's well-trained in the art of asking a witness a question he knows the witness can't answer publicly, as a way of flagging for the public that there is something of interest being kept from them.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A female executive at billionaire Steven A. Cohen's Point72 Asset Management on Monday filed a lawsuit accusing the fund management firm of operating as a "boys' club" where women are subjected to a hostile working environment, paid less than men, and kept from advancing their careers.
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The use of a spare business jet by former General Electric CEO Jeff Immelt was kept from board members until just this month, The Wall Street Journal reported on Sunday — a practice that reportedly drew internal scrutiny several years ago and that Immelt himself claims he didn't know about.
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The dispute over whether evidence the police gathered by stopping Mr. Lewis can be withheld from trial also highlights the erosion of the exclusionary rule, established by the Supreme Court, which says illegally obtained evidence should be kept from trials, said Stuart Green, a professor at Rutgers Law School.
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Columbia, Harvard, Ohio State, and other major US colleges and universities that have switched to remote classes to prevent the spread of the coronavirus'I barely kept from crying': Schools and universities throw students into panic after telling them to leave campus and take classes online amid coronavirus fears
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"And while Serkis told Insider he has yet to find an interesting way to display his BAFTA, which was announced almost two weeks prior to the 73rd EE British Academy Film Awards, it could end up next to the iconic "One Ring" he kept from "Lord of the Rings.
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Dylan is a somewhat unformed man whose lack of direction and self-knowledge might be ascribed to the fact that his lineage has been kept from him, information that he will uncover during the course of the novel and that he fears will threaten his relationship with Constance and Stella.
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For example, political leaders in New York have proposed legislation that would limit states and cities from entering into secrecy agreements with companies when the conversation kept from the public involves public resources, a reaction to the non-disclosure agreements that shielded many cities' Amazon HQ85033 bids from the public eye.
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Tagovailoa has been kept from speaking with news reporters since he was injured, so it is hard to say why he chose to take this path — and whether being the potential No. 20043 pick in the N.F.L. draft next April, which could bring a signing bonus worth about $25 million, was a consideration.
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While at first it is a struggle to get enough food into these babies because they're too weak to suck, within two or three years their main symptom is an insatiable appetite that results in extreme obesity unless the child, who is driven by constant hunger, is kept from sneaking and stealing food.
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Read more:Andy Serkis says he might keep his new BAFTA award next to the iconic One Ring he kept from &aposThe Lord of the Rings&aposKate Middleton rewore a white and gold Alexander McQueen gown from 2012 to the 2020 BAFTAsThe 14 most over-the-top outfits celebrities wore to the 2020 BAFTAs
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The financial help and land grants that the U.S. government gave to 19th century homesteaders; the New Deal policies that lifted the nation out of the Great Depression but were kept from many blacks -- that has been the norm, according to historians and books such as "When Affirmative Action Was White," by Ira Katznelson.
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" And in "Compulsory Heterosexuality and Lesbian Existence," from 1980, she offers an evergreen explanation of how "the destruction of records and memorabilia and letters documenting the realities of lesbian existence" serves as "a means of keeping heterosexuality compulsory for women, since what has been kept from our knowledge is joy, sensuality, courage and community.
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With critical Senate votes looming on Kavanaugh's nomination, lawyers for Merkley filed a motion early Wednesday asking U.S. District Court Judge Amy Berman Jackson to issue a temporary restraining order requiring President Donald Trump to produce a log of more than 100,000 pages of documents kept from the Senate on grounds of executive privilege.
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But in August 2016, Mady and Cara told PEOPLE that they weren't speaking to their father, who had given interviews to some media outlets about his strained relationship with the girls From left: Cara Gosselin, Kate Gosselin and Mady Gosselin Jon Gosselin "He makes it seem like we're being kept from him, which is insane," Mady said.
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But the fact that it's information that was purposefully kept from Michonne, as well as a secret between an inner ring of hopeful Alexandrians and Hilltop members who want to reunite the groups, is a promising sign that The Walking Dead will twist an unfortunate bit of contractual fallout into a substantial plot device with a meaningful outcome.
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The CFO, Meng Wanzhou, was arrested in Vancouver on Saturday at the request of US law enforcement and is facing extradition to the US. It's an extremely high-profile arrest, the first major break in a probe that has mostly been kept from the public and only after long-harbored suspicions about Huawei have become widespread.
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In a 5-4 decision (the court's liberals dissented), Roberts reversed the ruling of the 9th Circuit Court that had attempted to put the travel ban on hold — a ruling that the Supreme Court had already kept from going into effect while it reviewed the case — and sent the case back to the 9th Circuit to reconsider.
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For example, if engineers target flood defenses for a 1-in-200-year flood, but under climate change such an event becomes a 1-in-150-year flood, "then you're not going to be as well protected as you thought you were," Massey, who was kept from the office for two weeks because of the 2013-2014 flooding, said.
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Because the underlying thrust of this great new cycle of paintings, Weinstein cunningly mused, would be helpfully kept from overmuch public scrutiny by pesky, grievance-fueled and, generally speaking, over-opinionated young women, if it were to be presented as a spasmodic sequence of scenes from a poem that doesn't seem to be peopled by human beings at all.
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Lawyers from the Justice Department surprised the judge, Beryl Howell, by arguing that the decision by former Chief Judge John Sirica to release normally secret grand jury materials to the House in 1974, when Nixon faced impeachment, was incorrect, and that those materials should have been kept from Congress at the time, according to NBC News.
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That the vice president was not told that Trump's then-nominee for national security adviser, Mike Flynn, had misled him into denying conversations about sanctions with the Kremlin's top diplomat in DC weeks after Pence had gone on national TV defending Flynn against precisely those accusations will cause serious minds in Europe to question what else is being kept from America's top diplomats.
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Officials told the Post that Mulvaney often met with Sondland and that details of their conversations were kept from then-national security adviser John BoltonJohn BoltonGadhafi's ghost still haunts US policymakers Trump job approval slips 2 points in Gallup poll Washington indecision compounded the Kurds' dilemma MORE and others who had expressed concerns about the White House's efforts regarding Ukraine.
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But the investigation, which was kept from view by the Defense Department, shows that though there were two A-1 Skyraider airplanes above Hill 875 during the battle, they were flown by the United States Air Force and not by the South Vietnamese, and they did not drop the bomb that night, a Marine Corps A-4 attack jet did.
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Although the particulars of deals the company strikes with the cities it agrees to operate in are often kept from the public eye and redacted in Freedom of Information Requests, local reporting over the years indicates that at least in some cases, a stipulation of the considerable funds, tax breaks, and other incentives the company squeezes out are predicated on the number of jobs it creates.
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And yet there is Bill de Blasio — dismissed, discredited and yet convinced that he alone can alter the fortunes of working families as president of the United States, even as he has allowed a lead crisis to contaminate New York City's public housing, acquiesced over and over to real-estate interests and kept from pressing for more transparency and accountability from the police department.
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For the players being drafted into this play-war, a certain amount of breaking down is in order—in the squicky quantification and objectification of the combine, then in the reduction of their selves into units of risk that could deliver Production X if they can be kept from Distraction Y. This is not just about assimilating into a team concept; it's about not upsetting the NFL's signature illusion.
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Some are flagrant (The Enterprise being inexplicably kept from the Earth battle in "First Contact") and others less so (Geordi La Forge saying Romulan ale is illegal in "Nemesis," even though in "Deep Space Nine," an admiral says this is no longer the case.) Shoehorning Spock in as Burnham's adoptive brother was a questionable move even before "Discovery" took off — and it feels even more ridiculous in this week's mess of an episode.
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That study concluded that 9 percent of nonvoters in the state's 23rd Congressional District were discouraged from voting by Texas's voter ID law — often, as in Wisconsin, because they mistakenly believed they lacked a valid ID. An article on Tuesday about the findings of a study on Wisconsin's voter identification laws misstated the number of registered voters in two Wisconsin counties who were kept from the polls in November by the law.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE said on Tuesday that the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) must be kept from entering the United States, the same day a suspected terrorist attack in New York City left at least eight people dead and 11 others injured.
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The redacted Mueller report is rich in information, but legislators would very likely benefit enormously by knowing more about a number of things from the pages that have been kept from Congress: how Moscow devised its attempts to penetrate the Trump campaign and the tactical benefits it expected to gain from different parts of the operation, what actions Americans took wittingly and unwittingly to support Kremlin front organizations and WikiLeaks, and why members of the Russian delegation at Trump Tower were not charged with violations of the Foreign Agent Registration Act.
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In the latest report, in addition to the updates not provided to the inspector general on the number of districts and people living under Taliban control, the following metrics were classified or otherwise kept from the public eye: the number of casualties suffered by Afghan security forces; performance assessments of the Afghan Army, police and other security organizations; all but general information about the operational readiness of the security forces; the number and readiness of the elite Special Mission Wing of the Afghan Air Force; and reports on the progress of anticorruption efforts by the Ministry of the Interior.
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