Bank resolution remains a relatively low priority in the region.
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As of January, climate change remains a low priority for Americans.
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But Puerto Rico is seen as a low priority in Washington.
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All stressed that you shouldn't let your health become low priority.
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But this was an extremely low priority in a complex bureaucracy.
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I don't think you're low priority; I think you're high priority.
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That has made it a low-priority campaign issue — until now.
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LG: Among other things, that's kind of low priority right now.
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But the entire reason that DACA+ and DAPA were invented to begin with is that what the White House sees as a "low priority" may not be a low priority to the agents in the field.
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If it finds no anomalies, it will mark it as low priority.
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Compared with these issues, getting more female directors is a low priority.
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My $53,000 student loan ($25,000 in 2019 dollars) was a low priority.
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But federal immigration agents were still deporting "low-priority" immigrants, including DREAMers.
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Ten breast feedings a day had made photography at home a low priority.
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According to one former management employee, keeping employees informed was a low priority.
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After the administration downgraded the project to "medium-low" priority this year, Gov.
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And the Obama administration was still sweeping up low-priority immigrants last summer.
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Both Sadovy and Herbert agreed the government perceives it as too low priority.
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It essentially abolished prosecutorial discretion for previously low-priority immigrants and the priority system.
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Physical and emotional changes make sex a low priority, or impossible for some patients.
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Returning to the 1950s, other developments revealed the low priority assigned to authentic security.
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And gas tax revenue in some municipalities is often misused on low-priority projects.
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Often, legislatures are considering many policies at once, and anachronistic laws are low priority.
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"When defining who is high priority, you can define who is low priority," Muñoz said.
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Studies with a low-priority topic or finding may be less likely to be published.
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The EMP threat continues to be low-priority and largely ignored, even though on Sept.
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"The culture in the conservative movement places women at such a low priority," she said.
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If immigrants were considered a low priority before, it will only get worse, Perry said.
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His erratic leadership has called attention to what had been a low priority for voters.
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Under the Obama administration, nearly all of these individuals were considered low priority for deportation.
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Padding the pockets of well-off graduates should be a low priority for the federal government.
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That makes them a low priority, even to game-management authorities who know they are there.
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Take a closer look and so many of these alerts are low priority or completely unnecessary.
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My interest rates were steady at 6.8%, so I made my student loans a low priority.
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This will be useful when you want to send a low priority message without distracting someone.
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In the grand scheme of wages and quality of life, glasses and productivity are a low priority.
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Despite this rating, which prevents bank M&A, FITB reiterated that bank acquisitions remain a low priority.
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That paucity of active users prompts municipal authorities to assign a low priority to conserving church buildings.
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Indeed, tens of billions of low-priority spending on both sides should be reallocated to better uses.
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The White House said the F.B.I. regarded the investigation into Russian election interference as a low priority.
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Changes to the constitution, seen as a low priority in the poll, won't happen until the next government.
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The Trump administration has made it abundantly clear that fighting climate change is, at best, a low priority.
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That's not usually a big deal, although sometimes, it's in the low-priority stuff where scientists strike gold.
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For example, car loans with zero percent financing would also be a very low priority to pay off.
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But voters tend to place a relatively low priority on deficits as compared with jobs and the economy.
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Most of the complaints deemed low priority were filed by workers who continued past this weeding-out step.
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"The general feeling is these are low-priority cases because the penalties are so low," Ms. Vukikomoala said.
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But, according to immigration attorneys, ICE lawyers were much more willing to negotiate and let low-priority people go.
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Climate change is a low priority and one of the most polarized issues for the public, multiple polls show.
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Roche, however, has shown little interest in this idea and has traditionally viewed share buybacks as a low priority.
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Choosing not to use language that evokes violence toward animals is fairly standard-issue, albeit typically low-priority, stuff.
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It includes support for smaller LCL (less than full container) shipments that bigger players often treat as low priority.
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It was considered a low priority, and the commissioner at the time, Dora B. Schriro, was a weak leader.
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Rossello will ask Congress to respect the result, but Puerto Rico is seen as a low priority in Washington.
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It's possible the hedges are a low priority for the neighbors, and your gesture will persuade them to act.
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A coronavirus outbreak is just as likely to go unchecked in facilities where health is already a low priority.
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A lax or indifferent response, marked only by symbolic changes, signals that we consider the issue a low priority.
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It does not distinguish between low priority, high priority, criminals or noncriminals, however you want to look at it.
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Police say because it was a single car wreck, and nothing else was damaged ... it's a low priority investigation.
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Given the fire's remoteness and low priority—it threatens no city or significant installation—there is no less arduous way.
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He was tasked with identifying money for low-priority Army construction projects that could be re-purposed for the wall.
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If you choose the low-priority fee, your transaction might take longer to go through but it will be cheaper.
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It wouldn't be surprising if Tillerson considered combating climate change to be a very low priority, if one at all.
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Bela Matyas, Solano County's public health officer, estimates a five-day turnaround for low-priority samples sent to commercial labs.
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In filling my attentional space with lingering thoughts and low-priority tasks, I was leaving little room for deep concentration.
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Some Americans might have made the hearings a low priority, given that the Senate is expected to clear the president.
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And most damning of all for Democrats, the overall immigration issue actually remains a relatively low priority for most voters.
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They may assess you are either indifferent to the plight of those in need or consider them a low priority.
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Prices like that made new approaches and innovation a low priority; the overwhelmingly primary challenge was production – maximizing output now.
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Anybody who has a deportation order they are rounding them up whether it's low priority or not ... it's very sad.
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It is not just the media but athletes themselves, who in many cases, have made the Pan Ams a low priority.
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Yet, as with incentives for reducing fertilizer emissions, reducing emissions from animals has so far been a low priority for USDA.
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A relatively robust number of morgues are in the sales business, especially in places where corpse security is a low priority.
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Reducing spending on low-priority items could easily free up the resources needed for readiness and modernization of our military forces.
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Unfortunately, job location is a low priority with a less than 1 percent vacancy rate, Ms. Kliff, of Legal Aid, said.
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Families headed by men and those with fewer children are a low priority, forcing many men to beg in the street.
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Good food may seem like a low priority when nearly 300 people have lost their lives and thousands more their homes.
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But federal immigration agents were still deporting "low-priority" immigrants, including DREAMers — Obama's words were proven empty by his administration's deeds.
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Most of the long range foreign policy goals that were rated as low priority by voters were focused on other countries.
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In addition to showing that bank reform may carry a low priority in a Trump administration, there may have been practical considerations.
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Among the spending choices for governments of poorer nations, kick-starting the technological revolution may at first seem like a low priority.
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At the same time, ICE has ramped up immigration arrests of non-criminals who were considered low-priority under the Obama administration.
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"Agencies have demonstrated that this is a low priority…it is easy to see government's priorities must be realigned," the OMB remarked.
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In the east, the government faces obstacles that also make rooting ISIS out of its stronghold in Sirte a low priority. Gen.
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And, many older long-term benzodiazepine users and their physicians perceive tapering of use as an arduous, low priority, time-intensive task.
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There are low priority and less effective programs in the domestic appropriations category, as there are in hard power and international affairs.
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Avoid using all caps, which is the digital equivalent of yelling, and categorize emails as low priority unless they&aposre truly urgent.
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And an infrastructure bill that would seem to be able to draw bipartisan support remains a low priority for many Republican leaders.
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Under new guidelines issued by the Obama administration in 2014, however, Juarez was considered a low priority for removal, her lawyers said.
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The Cloud Act is the last item included in the 2,000-page budget, and it will surely be a low priority in negotiations.
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While campaigning, Trump suggested that spaceflight should be a low priority for the administration, opting instead to focus on repairing infrastructure on Earth.
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Paul Zimmerman, a Hong Kong district councilor and environmentalist, said waste management had been a low priority since the handover 20 years ago.
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For example, a mobile Bitcoin wallet called Mycelium offers several possibilities for Bitcoin transaction fees: low-priority, economic, normal priority and high priority.
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And the workers deemed low priority were almost all out of luck: Of about 27,24.5 cases, less than half a percent got relief.
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Instead, Pelosi gambled on their anxiety, prioritizing a baffling array of low-priority issues ahead of the life-or-death matters troubling Americans.
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Housing advocates agree that through Democratic and Republican administrations, housing equality has often been a low priority, repeatedly promised but never aggressively enforced.
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OPM does not house information about secret weapons systems or strategies, which might seem to make it a low priority target for hackers.
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Under prosecutorial discretion, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) delays execution of a final order of deportation for immigrants who are considered low priority.
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Ricci said local authorities had committed "to reprogram priorities for capital expenditures and suspend low priority projects not related to reconstruction" if necessary.
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Or why those who accept that climate change represents a serious risk put such a low priority on efforts to ameliorate its impacts.
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Administrative closures were common under the Obama administration, as ICE prosecutors used it to stop the deportation process for "low-priority" unauthorized immigrants.
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Under the previous administration, Obama put a low priority on deporting immigrants who were not considered to be a significant threat to public safety.
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Raskin says the public transportation system has been a low priority of the government and that's why the city's transit system is in decay.
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Dispatches between the U.S. and its embassy in Moscow, which were intercepted by the Soviets, also suggested that South Korea was a low priority.
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Paying the federal government back, as opposed to claims or other expenses, tends to be a low priority for a co-op in receivership.
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The Washington D.C. Fire and EMS Department is considering a plan to use Uber to transport low priority 911 callers, according to NBC Washington.
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The US National Center for Health Statistics hasn't even published an official maternal mortality rate since 2007 — that's how low-priority this issue is.
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While Kellogg is selling off its low-priority businesses and focusing on its power businesses, it's also bringing trendy new brands into the fold.
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Why it matters: By not sending a higher level official, it shows the continued low priority the administration places on environmental and climate change issues.
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We can do this by redressing the funding of low-priority or even trivial research projects by components of the NIH and National Science Foundation.
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But the suggestion had been a low priority, and no one hailed the change included in this year's legislation as a major triumph for charters.
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Still, he acknowledges that as long as posts glorifying terrorism and child pornography live on Facebook, saving the elephants will likely remain a low priority.
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Treating poor Americans as well as poor immigrants with respect has been a low priority for most elected officials, even before Donald Trump became president.
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Somalia was a comparatively low-priority country in a region peripheral to U.S. interests at a time when state-centric geopolitics was at its nadir.
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All this may seem an awfully low priority when the to-do list is a mile long and the wedding planner needs an answer now.
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Additionally, 2202 medical stations for low priority patients have been deployed and two Disaster Medical Assistance Teams (DMAT's) caches have been put on the island.
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Although forensic science would seem a low priority for an incoming attorney general, it is not altogether surprising that it was in Mr. Sessions's sights.
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Here's the deal, though: Persuadable voters on impeachment aren't paying close attention to the impeachment proceedings, and impeachment is a low priority for voters overall.
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer released a statement Monday demanding more information from ICE, responding to reports from advocates that the actions targeted low-priority immigrants.
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Scholar may be a low-priority side-project (please don't kill it like you killed Reader!) but maybe that data is going to be valuable someday.
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You start each day with a plan to get so much done, but soon find yourself becoming distracted, focusing on low-priority tasks and, simply, procrastinating.
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If you simply wait a week to get back to someone, he'll assume you considered it a low priority—and that doesn't make anyone feel good.
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Though truly proud of the work she did, she also wouldn't ever recommend for anyone to let their mental or physical health become a low priority.
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This distinction comes despite the fact polling shows climate change remains a low priority for most voters, said Gray, who has done work for environmental groups.
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The closest option is called "administrative closure," which allows immigration judges to remove low-priority cases from their dockets to devote more time to serious cases.
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One former employee said Marcel was low priority for Sapient leadership because it closely resembled the sort of internal IT platforms they regularly designed for clients.
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There are things on which Democrats, Republicans and independents agree, but most are relatively low priority for all three groups, which may explain some legislative gridlock.
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But compared to Capitol Hill visits by foreign leaders, cabinet secretaries in the line of presidential succession and other dignitaries, Swift qualifies as a low-priority protectee.
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After the memo, the number of cases removed from immigration court using prosecutorial discretion — ICE lawyers requesting that low-priority immigrants be let go — began to climb.
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Kim Reynolds AUSTIN — Two conservative governors are the new faces of a nonprofit organization's push for criminal justice reform — traditionally a low-priority issue for national Republicans.
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Cornell Belcher, the Democratic pollster who conducted the poll, told BuzzFeed News he wasn't surprised that the issue of the Confederate monuments was such a low priority.
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Some American experts fret that by giving a low priority to renewable energy, the Trump administration may put America's industry at a disadvantage in relation to China's.
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Practicality is usually a low priority for exotic automobiles, but the Arrow will include powered windows, electronic stability control, ABS, and a satellite navigation system as standard.
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One of the considerations is working with alternative modes of transportation, such as Uber, to bring low-priority patients to a doctor, rather than an emergency room.
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In contrast to other minority groups, the L.G.B.T.Q. community poses no explicit threat to party rule and is too low-priority to be on the government's radar.
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In previous years, judges frequently used their discretion to close some cases they deemed "low priority," to take them off their dockets indefinitely and reduce the backlog.
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Obama tried to grant work permits to people who fit the low-priority category, which could include up to 5 million people, but was stymied by the courts.
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Right now, "Palestinians are a pretty low priority for the Arabs," said one Middle East expert who asked to speak anonymously because of ties to the incoming administration.
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From 1995 to 2016, the amount of reading required of an average US intelligence researcher, covering a low-priority country, grew from 20,000 to 200,000 words per day.
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And many of the administration's actions — such as increasing ICE arrests and limiting judges' ability to dismiss low-priority cases — have made the problem worse, according to Schmidt.
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But it shows once again how tech companies often treat user privacy as a low-priority afterthought and will only make changes if user outrage forces their hand.
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In the U.S., the Trump administration has indicated that government-backed research is a low priority, while top officials have met mainstream scientific findings with hostility and skepticism.
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When an agency has so little fiscal stake in representing its membership, it is no wonder that representing the broad voice of America's doctors is a low priority.
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"Fire preparedness is a matter of shockingly low priority in most parts of the country," said an editorial in the Indian Express, one of the country's leading newspapers.
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Nineteen percent said it should be an important priority, 2628 percent said it should be a low priority and 28503 percent said it shouldn't be done at all.
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On Tuesday, the city's voters surprised everyone by narrowly approving a ballot initiative that effectively decriminalizes psilocybin, making its possession, use or personal cultivation a low-priority crime.
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That change could be on the horizon, as the issue — deemed "low priority" by the government — has been added to the island's programme of legislative review for 2018.
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When the Taliban government was ousted in 2001, restoring monuments and historic neighborhoods was a low priority, given the urgent need for essentials from roads to sewer lines.
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When the Taliban government was ousted in 2001, restoring monuments and historic neighborhoods was a low priority, given the urgent need for essentials from roads to sewer lines.
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These meetings include key staff from each division (art, tech, multiplayer, etc), who will decide if a bug is low priority or high priority and how to fix it.
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Even with these directives in place, low-priority people were still arrested at sensitive locations like courthouses or marriage interviews and sometimes found themselves in front of immigration judges.
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Civil War also ends with Steve and his squad becoming international crime-fighting fugitives, which would make sexual relationships a low priority and a security conflict. Cap. Ain't. Fucking.
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But adapting to these behavioral changes was a low priority for U.S. banks after the financial crisis, as they grappled with losses, fines, new regulations and slow revenue growth.
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"Money is being spent in other areas and this is a sign that the government sees the F-3 as a low priority," a Japanese defense ministry official said.
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Seventy percent of civics teachers indicated that social studies classes are a low priority in schools because of pressure to show progress on statewide math and language arts tests.
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Restoring the state and local deduction should be a relatively low priority in fundamental reform discussions — and would be a major mistake in any piecemeal approach to tax changes.
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Until social science research refocuses on our nation's most difficult and important problems, the NSF should stop giving millions of dollars each year to what are low-priority proposals.
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Its deportation division, Enforcement and Removal Operations, is looking into 700,000 additional files to find evidence of fraudulent naturalization, despite U.S.C.I.S.'s saying it considers them very low priority.
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So when a ticket is coming in, it can predict whether it's a high-priority or low-priority ticket and which agent is best qualified to handle this question.
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"Money is being spent in other areas and this is a sign that the government sees the F-3 as a low priority," a Japanese defence ministry official said.
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Compared to platform-defining problems like abuse, harassment, and the manipulation of public discourse by fake accounts, ridding Twitter of cryptocurrency scams might seem a low priority for the company.
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Throughout the trip Trump proved once again that human rights and democracy are not just a low priority for him; they are all but non-existent in his personal agenda.
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Cole placed a low priority on businesses that stuck to a set of guidelines — like stopping pot from crossing state lines, funding cartels, or falling into the hands of minors.
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In addition, unlike liberal (non-Orthodox) American Jews who typically rank Israel as a low-priority issue, these Christians perennially list Israel as one of their top two election issues.
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The country of 160 million is frequently described as the largest to never win an Olympic medal, with sport too expensive for most and a low priority for many others.
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Agency data shows that the number was not unprecedented compared with average weekly totals during the Obama administration, which was active in deporting unauthorized immigrants, including some deemed low priority.
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The most useful feature of Superhuman was splitting the inbox into messages that were sent only to you and ones that are more likely to be spam or low-priority.
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Diplomats in Rome complain that they cannot get guidance from officials on Italian policy, even in low-priority areas, because the ruling must come from Palazzo Chigi, Mr Renzi's official residence.
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Listening to others is a low priority and a poor communicator constantly interrupts while an employee is talking because they are more interested in what THEY have to say, not others.
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It was not just the media but top athletes who in many cases made the Pan Ams a low priority, leaving many of the sports with a distinct lack of depth.
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Although Puerto Rico voted overwhelmingly in favor of statehood, low voter turnout may weaken Governor Ricardo Rossello's case for statehood in Washington, where Puerto Rico is seen as a low priority.
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"Missing migrants tend to be a low priority for many authorities around the world, because they are often an irregular situation, they may be undocumented and difficult to identify," Laczko said.
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There could be repercussions for C.C.'s death, but then again the murder of a pimp in a mob-run, cop-protected brothel may be a low priority for the police.
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An official at the U.S. Embassy in Gaborone, Botswana's capital, told me that the worldwide exodus of refugees, from Syria and elsewhere, had made the team a low priority for resettlement.
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Developing long-term strategies to build resilience has been a low priority for politicians who tend to focus on quick wins during a four to five year election cycle, he noted.
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For years, India has been a low priority market for Apple as spending power is weaker than in China, where the company's iPhones swiftly became must-have devices after their 2007 launch.
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Dianne Feinstein said in a statement responding to media reports of the stepped up enforcement, including some accounts that the actions were targeting low-priority undocumented immigrants, including family men and women.
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The county law that passed in February 2018 did not establish a timeline for that training, so the Office of Equity and Social Justice made it a low priority, the audit found.
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If this problem remains a low priority, it will continue to fester, until one day, the Transnistria conflict forces itself to the top of the world's agenda for all the wrong reasons.
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While the President's revamped priorities under "PEP-COMM" would make DAPA-eligible immigrants a low priority for deportation, the discretion of immigration agents makes no guarantee that these policies will be respected.
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FedEx Express saw a 7% increase in US deferred package shipment volume, which is FedEx's low-priority, often e-commerce segment, in June to August 2019 from the same period in 2018.
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It gradually evolved from a space-fixated organization, in which photos of the Earth were low-priority targets of opportunity, into a part-time environmental agency with its sights trained on Earth.
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Many workers agree that the pandemic has transformed their jobs into something more essential, though several noted that they're still shipping plenty of phone cases, house decorations, and other low-priority goods.
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Many workers agree that the pandemic has transformed their jobs into something more essential, though several noted that they're still shipping plenty of phone cases, house decorations, and other low-priority goods.
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The practice known as administrative closure allowed judges to clear low-priority cases off their dockets, effectively letting some immigrants remain indefinitely in the United States despite their lack of legal status.
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If the answer to this question is "no," then it may help explain why a substantial share of the public gives such low priority to efforts to address longer-term climate change risk.
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The low priority Mr. Trump is giving to this process, as well as his failure to disclose his own financial interests, signals that he either doesn't understand why it's important, or doesn't care.
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"... This should not be noticeable to most users, as the setup processes run at a low priority, so they won't have a large impact on a device's battery life or system performance," Microsoft concluded.
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But it would cut back on "low-priority" agriculture and delay refills to groundwater storage: In 2015, Summer Pauli of the Tucson Sentinel wrote a great piece on what those cuts might look like.
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Further, while the social and newsletters are neatly organized into the low priority folders, it takes too many steps to get to them and ends up being a chore to go through them all.
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Yes, the number of citizens killed each year by agents of the government charged with protecting them is such a low priority that until recently there wasn't any call to tally up the dead.
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Point of fact ... the State's Attorney believes Jussie staged the attack but felt it was a low-priority, non-violent crime that would have resulted in a punishment of community service, so why bother.
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Leave early, and you go into "low priority," a punishment pool that bundles all of the quitters, griefers, and abusive players together, and that seems like a really good idea until you're stuck there.
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Several aides to senior House Democrats described passing the tweaked trade bill as a relatively low priority — unless Mr. Trump officially pulls the United States out of Nafta, which could require Congress to act.
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Meanwhile, although the Obama administration said it was changing the way immigration enforcement operated, agents continued to arrest and deport some "low-priority" immigrants — including those who would have qualified for the DREAM Act.
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It's especially painful in the workplace context, where we're just constantly bombarded by everything from social media to push notifications to co-workers to low-priority work that doesn't really warrant our attention right now.
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Compared to the rapid response and massive mobilization to respond to hurricanes in Texas and Florida just weeks prior, it seems that the suffering of Puerto Ricans is a low priority for the U.S. government.
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Their lawyer said at Thursday's hearing they plan to file a lawsuit to challenge the contention that they are low-priority unsecured creditors, and Isgur said he wanted a hearing on that dispute before April.
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Former DACA recipients whose work permits expire will be considered to be in the United States without permission and are eligible for removal, but they will be a low priority for immigration enforcement, the officials said.
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John Kasich has been less clear on the issue, alternately calling it "a problem" this summer in New Hampshire and then saying that it is a low priority that he doesn't know what to do about.
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One consideration might be to direct low priority calls away to ride share services NBC spoke with Washington, DC FEMS Chief Gregory Dean, who noted that he was considering adding nursing staff to 911 Call Centers.
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"Climate contributes significantly to the poor branding of the Republican Party," he said, adding that just because an issue was a low priority to voters "doesn't mean it can't be used to devastating effect against you."
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In fact, the United States Department of Transportation has downgraded the urgency of the Gateway project from a medium-to-high priority to a medium-to-low priority — not high enough to qualify for federal funding.
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While Lowe was in jail, he allegedly told Feldstein to alert jail officials that California was "having issues with overcrowding and all low-priority extraditions have been suspended," according to a police probable cause affidavit, reports KTHV.
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It "also targets funding to national programs that have the most benefit to the American people and the U.S. economy, while at the same time, it reduces inefficient, wasteful and low-priority programs and agencies," Aderholt said.
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Although the availability of public toilets may seem like a relatively low-priority policy initiative to those in the West, a lack of access to safe, clean places to pee is a huge problem that goes beyond sanitation.
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If this is how Kanye is at home, over low-priority first-aid items and Instagram photos, how can we be surprised over how stubborn and careless he is about weighty topics like politics and the 13th amendment?
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Similarly, Inbox by Gmail and Outlook's Clutter feature can help filter low-priority email by tracking the emails that are read and ignored, adapting to user preferences and reserving the user's time for only the most important messages.
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While 49% of millennial women say that things would be better if more women were elected to political office, they overwhelmingly ranked both the gender and race of a candidate as a low priority for earning their vote.
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Historically, flood issues have been a low priority in Kenya, especially in informal settlements such as Kibera where investments in basic infrastructure such as roads and trash collection are ignored because the government considers residents to be illegal squatters.
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The plan is to dispose of cases more quickly, to get high-risk repeat offenders off the street, with sentences appropriate to the seriousness of the crime, and not let low-priority offenders and bad cases languish in Rikers.
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Musk told reporters at the time that building his own Hyperloop was a "low priority" compared to his responsibilities with SpaceX and Tesla, ceding the work on the technology to companies like Hyperloop One and Hyperloop Transportation Techonologies (HTT).
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That's all rather low priority right now, what with the company's many current problems, but the tools it was building clearly had humanitarian applications and it's nice to see that the baby was not thrown out with the bathwater.
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Because the flow of waste is often treated as a low-priority item in the design of new buildings, and older buildings were never constructed to handle recycling, building employees are often left to figure things out for themselves.
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Google, which is increasingly trying to move from Internet search and advertising company to a more general provider of A.I.-type software, says its technology already sorts email into high- and low-priority items and weeds out the junk.
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ICE did not break down how many of the 350,000 administratively closed cases involve DACA recipients versus other people who are simply a low priority for deportation, but Hughes said there is no stipulation that would exempt DACA recipients.
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"It will hit the poorest and most vulnerable Brazilians the hardest, will increase inequality levels in an already very unequal society, and definitively signals that social rights are a very low priority for Brazil for the next 20 years," Alston added.
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They tend to have young parents who aren't likely to fill out census materials and who might be in the middle of significant life shifts like career transitions and go through housing insecurity, which may make the census a low priority.
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Click Create a new filter, make sure the To box includes your chosen modified email alias, and you can mark these incoming messages as read, or apply a label to them, or star them, or mark them as low priority.
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A good deal for anyone but Fluck, who helped lead the ballot campaign to essentially decriminalize magic mushrooms in this city by making enforcement an extremely low priority, a measure that passed by the slimmest of margins early last month.
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Distressing as it may be to those of us whose life's work includes helping to nurture a literate population, it is wholly unsurprising that a society that places a low priority on reading in fact produces so few proficient readers.
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After comprehensive immigration reform stalled in Congress in 2013, pressure grew on Obama to use the tool that had worked — deferred action — to protect other groups of low-priority immigrants, and he did just that with DAPA and expanded DACA in 2014.
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NEW YORK, April 30 (Reuters) - Allergan Plc Chief Executive Brent Saunders said on Monday that while the company is considering large, transformational deals as part of a strategic review, they are a "very low priority and a very unlikely outcome" of the process.
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Disasters therefore do not fit into the usual annual funding cycle: Even if the average level provided is reasonable, in some years it will sit idly (tempting some to spend it on low-priority projects) and other years it will be woefully inadequate.
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"The impression this leaves is that Trump isn't interested in science and that scientific matters are a low priority at the White House," said Vinton G. Cerf, a computer scientist, vice president of Google and one of the chief architects of the internet.
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"Nutrition science has become such a low priority at NIH [the National Institutes of Health] that the agency earlier this year proposed closing the only facility on its campus for highly controlled nutrition studies," Politico's Catherine Boudreau and Helena Bottemiller Evich recently reported.
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A 2013 memo by former deputy attorney general James Cole placed a low priority on licensed businesses that stuck to a set of guidelines — like stopping pot from crossing state lines, funding cartels, or falling into the hands of minors — in states with legalization laws.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Solid Cash Generation Capabilities Carlsberg has been successful in its cash preservation measures, which included reducing capital expenditure, assigning a low priority to M&A, and intensifying its cost-rationalisation programme globally with the closure of two of its Russian breweries.
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Solo, the fifth big-screen Star Wars prequel in less than 20 years and the second so-called "anthology" title of the Disney-era system, attempts to answer that question, as well as several other low-priority queries that never needed a firm resolution.
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Games in low priority were miserable affairs, where I'd try to serve out my time while a friendly Pudge attempted to trap me on scenery, and people would shout abuse at one another other over voice and text chat, in a variety of languages.
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But that display is hard to find, and it's in Swedish, because it's tucked into the Swedish Music Hall of Fame, an area so low-priority that the people running the place only bothered to translate a small fraction of its text into English.
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When I thought the deficit was going to be about 3 percent of GDP for the next several years and the debt was going to be roughly stable as a share of the economy, I thought it was a low priority to deal with.
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" As Martin Nolan, a former editor and reporter at The Boston Globe who has chronicled politics for over 50 years, put it: "Truth has a low priority in the misnomer known as reality TV." 15 Photos View Slide Show ' "Rules," Mr. Nolan added, "are for losers.
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I followed up with the DOH, and instead of the hopeful assurances I received the first time, they informed me that I was now low priority, a level six out of seven, and that they could no longer specify if and when they'd come to test me.
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And as has happened with many previous mass shootings, the spike in public support for this kind of legislation in the immediate aftermath of a mass shooting eventually fizzled out in the following months, making an already low-priority issue for Republican members even less pressing.
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After coming into contact with US Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents for the first time in 2013 after a traffic stop, Alejandra was for years classified as a low-priority deportation, meaning she had to have biannual check-in with ICE and could not have a criminal record.
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"The fact that this still exists in 2019, that there is still awareness-raising that has to be done (among bishops) is a measure of what a low priority this has truly been for the Vatican," said Anne Barrett-Doyle of the U.S.-based abuse tracking group bishopaccountability.org.
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It has already removed assets from its workers' compensation pool and public pension system to pay bills, taken cash from low-priority bonds to make payments due on high-priority bonds, and extended a highway privatization, giving up future toll revenue in exchange for upfront payments of $115 million.
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At the time, President Obama claimed that the immigrants who would be eligible for legalization under the DREAM Act weren't being deported anyway, since his administration was targeting "high-priority" immigrants (like those with criminal records) rather than "low-priority" immigrants who'd lived quietly in the US for years.
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"Defect petitions seem to have low priority for the agency, even when submitted with complaint data and/or having the same symptoms as recalls that have already been issued for other vehicles of the same kind," said Matthew Oliver, the executive director of the North Carolina Consumers Council.
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I know of an independent DVD label owner whose inquiries into various obscure and hard-to-find titles in studio vaults was met with the response that the films were of such low priority that it wasn't even worth it to do the paperwork to create an agreement.
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Mr. Trump's secretary of state, Rex W. Tillerson, reinforced the view on the continent that the Trump administration puts a low priority on diplomacy when in April he backed out of a planned meeting with the chairman of the African Union, Moussa Faki Mahamat, at the last minute.
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My body remained a pretty low priority in the day-to-day of helping a slow-gain infant learn to eat, constantly having to delete single photos at a time so my phone could continue to function, or trying to remember that not everyone wants to hear my birth story.
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It could be that repealing and replacing Obamacare was a low priority for most Trump voters, who will be satisfied that the late Justice Antonin Scalia's seat was filled by perhaps an even more conservative justice and that Trump has taken decisive—some would say unconstitutional—steps to restrict immigration.
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A low priority for overburdened agents When you try to buy a firearm at a licensed dealer, you must fill out a federal form that asks if you're currently under indictment, a fugitive from justice, using any illegal drugs, subject to a restraining order, or inside the United States illegally.
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After the 63 failure of the DREAM Act, President Obama claimed that the immigrants who would be eligible for legalization under it weren't being deported anyway, since his administration was targeting "high-priority" immigrants (like those with criminal records) rather than "low-priority" immigrants who'd lived quietly in the US for years.
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Running workloads on spot instances on AWS and Azure's low-priority VMs (which are a bit different in concept but also allow you to gain cheap access to Azure's excess compute capacity) is significantly cheaper than renting a traditional virtual machine — but with the disadvantage that Amazon may shut them down at any time.
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Advocates frequently use the rape kit testing backlog — it's estimated that hundreds of thousands of kits go unprocessed and untested after they've been collected — as an entry point for exploring the low priority that sexual assault cases are given by law enforcement, as well as the stress and trauma of reporting a sexual assault.
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The majority of She Should Run's members are millennials between the ages of 22018 and 227, she says, and like Haynie, the Republicans among them have expressed concerns with the low-priority that the GOP has placed on issues that are important to their demographic, such as increased opportunities within the entrepreneurial marketplace, income inequality and antitrust laws.
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But leak investigations were a low priority for the Justice Department and the F.B.I. In fact, before the George W. Bush administration, only one person was ever convicted under the Espionage Act for leaking — Samuel Morison, a Navy analyst arrested in 1984 for giving spy satellite photos of a Soviet aircraft carrier to Jane's Defense Weekly.
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It turns out that most people express democratic values, but living in a complicated world in which people care more about more things than just their form of government — feeding their families, educating their children, professional success — it is easy to see that given an orderly society and a functioning economy, democratic politics may become a low priority.
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Despite being seven months in office, Trump has not yet appointed a White House science advisor On top of that, many of Trump's administration's top scientific agencies, such as the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and NASA, are currently operating without a politically-appointed chief, indicating the low priority Trump regards scientific research on everything from climate change to, well, predicting and observing solar eclipses.
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Clinton's answer was that given the emergency nature of the situation, getting to the bottom of that question was a relatively low priority (emphasis added): Johnson: No, again, we were misled that there were supposedly protests and that something sprang out of that -- an assault sprang out of that -- and that was easily ascertained that that was not the fact, and the American people could have known that within days and they didn't know that.
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"These fees are intended to achieve the goals articulated by Congress to provide a sustainable source of funds for EPA to fulfill its legal obligations to conduct activities such as risk-based screenings, designation of applicable substances as High- and Low-Priority, conducting risk 5 evaluations to determine whether a chemical substance presents an unreasonable risk of injury to health or the environment, requiring testing of chemical substances and mixtures, and evaluating and reviewing manufacturing and processing notices, as required under TSCA," the rule said.
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