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It could not make public statements or examine anonymous complaints.
Barr said he's considering how much information to make public.
Anderson has yet to make public statement on the matter.
They certainly didn't make public the documented evidence of fraud.
Dressing rooms are private spaces that make public appearances possible.
The chairman does not make public pronouncements about hypothetical nominees.
We're going to make public colleges and universities tuition free.
They have similar proposals to make public college tuition free.
We all lie with the moments we choose to make public.
And then is that also something that you'll eventually make public?
He can still make public appearances and statements on other topics.
"Density always helps to make public transport economically viable," he said.
Yes, we're gonna make public colleges and university tuition free, etc.
But they have none of the apparatus to make public policy.
It appears unlikely that Clinton will make public comments until Wednesday.
Tech companies make public some of their research through open sourcing.
The U.S. should also threaten to make public all that information.
Clinton had borrowed from his proposals to make public colleges free.
"And that was a disclosure they didn't want to make public."
Then he did something that might make public health experts beam.
For example, Warren and Sanders want to make public college free.
Decisions about what to make public will be even more complicated.
Weeks later, the administration had yet to make public its intentions.
Even their investigative methods are considered too secret to make public.
This could potentially make public spaces less public and less equitable.
The banks refused to make public their reasons for closing the accounts.
Sanders would also make public universities, community colleges, and trade schools free.
Daniel Tarullo, and Dallas Fed President Rob Kaplan make public appearances today.
Go deeper: How on-demand transportation could make public transit more efficient
NBC reported Saturday that Mueller will make public an indictment on Monday.
Moovit's integration with Uber can make public transit a more viable option.
And when the two make public appearances, they often decide to match.
ET. Two Fed officials make public appearances today, in separate 10 a.m.
By any interpretation, was he obliged to make public this new information?
The board did not make public its reasons for reversing the decision.
And those might be too intimate for her to make public herself.
Both governments make public the suspected linkages of cases, anonymized by numbers.
Do you think your community should make public transit free for everyone?
She has declined to make public almost anything else about her life.
Prosecutors on the case didn't make public statements before leaving the courthouse.
Val Kilmer continues to make public appearances after stepping back into the spotlight.
Listed firms are obliged to make public how they are using their capital.
Sato said the bank plans to make public board discussion over Sakai's appointment.
Daniel Tarullo and San Francisco President John Williams both make public appearances today.
"I have a feeling how they came" to make public allegations, Trump said.
This is a wonderful way to make public space more inclusive of women.
Diaz was later released under a court order not to make public statements.
"Sob stories are not a good way to make public policy," he said.
"They will make public policy about a country they don't know," he said.
Sanders would use the tax on trading to make public colleges tuition-free.
People can make public opposing views about concerns like: How are we created?
It shields records that states such as Washington and Alabama routinely make public.
She had declined to make public comments or travel with a press pool.
Prior to Uber, she founded a social impact analysis company called Make Public.
Sanders is pledging to make public college tuition-free for future college students.
But economists routinely make public unreviewed working papers, in part to improve them.
If Amazon is so proud of the way it treats its workers, it should make public the number of people it hires through temporary staffing agencies like Integrity Staffing Solutions and make public the hourly rate and benefits those workers earn.
At the end of the process, apparently referenced by Cech, the law requires the board to make public certain types of "final decisions" of hearing officers or the board, but also allows the board to choose to make public any others.
First, the Security Council should demand that the U.N. Secretariat make public both reports.
And the proliferation of individualized transportation options is going to make public transit worse.
Trip-planning apps like Google Maps and Moovit make public transportation easier to use.
He added that the administration would "make public as much as we can."[Reuters]
The model was one of the first to try to make public pensions sustainable.
He asked them to make public statements that Trump had no ties to Russia.
Barr said he would make public a redacted version of the report next week.
The White House has said it will make public as much as it can.
But they have been willing to make public, activist positions from time to time.
Mr. Trump has yet to make public as much personal medical information as Mrs.
They would never make public statements about being ready to take on all comers.
What Google didn't make public was that he had been accused of sexual misconduct.
That has got to be expanded to make public colleges and universities tuition free.
At a less extreme level, too much moving air can make public spaces unpleasant.
One powerful and controversial method is to make public the name of the perpetrator.
When you open the three-dot menu, "Make Secret" will have replaced "Make Public."
Democrats must make public colleges and universities tuition free, and substantially lower student debt.
The social media giant doesn't make public its data on hate speech in Myanmar.
But my focus right now is to make public colleges and universities tuition-free.
It also suggested that banks make public the names of top 30 "wilful defaulters".
To make the playlist public again, tap the three dots and select "Make Public."
Mr. Barr will then have to decide how much of it to make public.
Eyes remain hidden until they drive up in their black van and make public arrests.
The judge wrote that she would later make public a full opinion explaining her reasoning.
The Swedish Academy has yet to make public the results of its own internal investigation.
Separately, Curiel rejected an effort to make public video excerpts of Trump testifying under oath.
Jerome Powell, and Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari also make public appearances throughout the day.
Most often, the public see them in the blue suits when they make public appearances.
Such attitudes might not affect policy but they could make public dissatisfaction easy to ignite.
It is standard practice for presidents to decline to make public endorsements in elections overseas.
In 2017, the chain asked its franchisees to not make public statements on political issues.
Agrokor has yet to make public the overall amount of debt claims against the company.
Many of these gun owners will never take part in marches or make public speeches.
The ride-hailing company will also reportedly make public the registration of the offering tomorrow.
The White House has said it will make public as much as it can. 5.
This change is intended to reduce pollution, increase safety, and make public transportation more accessible.
It also notes that Puerto Rican officials have refused to make public basic mortality statistics.
Smith to make public all communications between members of the Committee and those same groups.
The letter, she said, is a call to make public the entire 7,000-page document.
Customs and Border Protection doesn't make public what percentage of assaults against agents involve rocks.
Most of what Chaimowicz told me about his father he preferred not to make public.
I can only imagine what is in the documents they are refusing to make public.
Most rarely make public appearances in the kinds of settings that make them seem human.
The company has declined to make public a complete list of its partners and lenders.
Sanders would make public colleges and universities tuition free by raising taxes on Wall Street.
She also asked Powell to make public whatever he could of the third-party review.
Mr. Barr will then have to decide how much of the report to make public.
Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) that he would not make public his notes on that chat.
The idea in terms of education that we must make public colleges and universities tuition free.
The filing did not make public why it is seeking to remove Cole from the case.
For this country, companies can make public statements that the press can hold them accountable for.
I will continue to press this agency to make public what it knows about what happened.
Harrison added that the bank does not usually make public remarks during the late summer period.
Trump's previous promises that his wife would make public statements have yet to come to fruition.
One way to make public-private partnerships attractive to investors would be to offer tax incentives.
It is customary for presidential candidates to make public their health records during the campaign season.
Mr Sanders wants to make public universities free, increase infrastructure spending and expand Social Security (pensions).
He also hedged about how much (if any) of Mueller's final report he would make public.
I feel rather than punishment, we should have gender sensitization to make public spaces more equitable.
" The contractor reiterated that they aren't classified, "so no legal issues to make public once received.
And he took a while to make public his backing ahead of next week's special election.
The hacker group had hinted that it was going to make public several government records soon.
But that would make it extraordinarily hard for states like Pennsylvania to make public college free.
He also mocked her refusal to make public the transcripts of her speeches to Goldman Sachs.
But we also need to see more actors make public promises like Darren Criss did recently.
"I want Valve to make public statement (blogpost or so on) about this situation," he said.
She declined to make public what the matter, dating to his time in high school, involved.
He had "memory problems" and would no longer make public appearances, his wife said in 2014.
Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders want to make public college free for everyone, even the wealthy.
Beginning on July 1, it plans to make public defenders available at the probable cause hearing.
Following her procedure, the first lady did not make public appearances for more than 25 days.
To make the change, select either "Make Secret" or "Make Public" from the three-dot menu.
If you instead see an option that says "Make Public," then the playlist is already private.
But, the Church did not make public any concrete measures to move forward to address it.
It is also considering a switchup that would "reveal the identities" of users who make public posts.
Two Fed officials make public appearances today, with Boston Fed President Eric Rosengren speaking at 9 a.m.
It's not unusual for royals to make public outings on days that coincide with a family event.
That motion was sealed and classified, and prosecutors did not make public the reasons behind the move.
To prevent future students from racking up debt, Warren also aims to make public college tuition-free.
"I have a concern that politicians make public promises that they can't fulfill later on," said Gabriel.
Buttigieg's proposed policy would make public college debt-free for low-income students by expanding Pell grants.
The court chose to make public the documents in Assange's case Wednesday at the Justice Department's request.
Carlos Alvarado portrays his fiscal proposals as a way to make public services better, not just cheaper.
Plus, Kristen Stewart and St. Vincent make public debut Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
Comey again noted the FBI was not investigating Trump personally, which Trump asked him to make public.
It's time to make public colleges and universities tuition-free for the working families of our country.
The FBI usually does not make public its reasoning behind not pursuing charges in a criminal case.
They are not allowed to meet with other foreign diplomats, make public speeches, or conduct media outreach.
He would make public colleges and universities tuition-free, rather than expanding access for certain needy students.
In both cities, the local government took days to make public the devastation and report the casualties.
The airline holds town hall-type meetings with its employees, audio from which it doesn't make public.
Traffickers caught carrying illegal plastic are liable to be fined, jailed or forced to make public confessions.
Chinese officials sometimes use them for propaganda purposes, in order to make public examples of the accused.
We must demand that the global antidoping authority make public its recommendation, and the reasons for it.
For another, they've been given an unprecedented number of early opportunities to make public spectacles of themselves.
Hunger and desperation are reaching levels that make public distribution of food relief increasingly risky, he said.
Sansone was publicly confronting social and economic challenges that her community often preferred not to make public.
"They don't make public policy, and they're easier to like," Mr. Warlick said, adding that while Mrs.
The plan dovetails with Sanders' calls to eliminate student debt and make public college free to attend.
"I have a concern that politicians make public promises that they can't fulfil later on," Gabriel said.
The President himself decided what to make public from his exam, in accordance with medical privacy rules.
It is left to each court member to decide how much to make public about medical conditions.
Paying a dividend, which the company didn't make public, is just the latest example of Kickstarter's heterodoxy.
She began to make public appearances and videos in which she promoted higher taxes on the wealthy.
If you ever change your mind, you can open the same menu again and select "Make Public."
Committee Republicans are reportedly weighing whether to invoke an obscure House rule to make public classified materials.
It seems unlikely that the administration will make public any plan until Israel resolves its leadership crisis.
This is set out in the Democratic response which the GOP so far refuses to make public.
He also suggested that Twitter should show make public its algorithms so they can be reviewed for bias.
Yesterday, a judge demanded President Trump's longtime personal lawyer Michael Cohen make public the names of his clients.
General Milley said that, later this week the Pentagon likely will make public some video of the raid.
That means it's up to the attorney general to decide what information from Mueller's report to make public.
As the icing on the anti-labor cake, it would also make public union picketing a fireable offense.
It is quite plausible that he already has the tax returns that Mr Trump refused to make public.
"So when I hear candidates ask that another make public their tax returns, it scares me," Cuban wrote.
Shanahan told reporters it is up to Goodwin as to what information to make public about his situation.
The forms make public how much an organization makes, its spending and the amount its employees are paid.
The German government is considering plans to make public transport free in cities suffering from air quality problems.
Agrokor has yet to make public the overall amount of claims against it which is expected this month.
Past presidents have pressured subordinates to make public some information to the advantage of themselves or their administrations.
BuzzFeed then decided to make public the full version of the document, linking back to the CNN report.
Aviation regulator CAAC has been slow to make public details of the new requirements, known as Rule 96.
The 1992 law required the government to make public the last of the Kennedy assassination documents by Oct.
After that one-time debt erasure, she would use future tax revenue to make public colleges tuition-free.
But many insiders are understandably reluctant to make public endorsements in the early stages of a crowded race.
For both Sanders and Warren, debt cancellation is part of a larger plan to make public college free.
The reconciliation law does not oblige them to make public apologies or even to publicly reveal their crimes.
He refused a separate request to make public the advice of government advisers about the suspension of parliament.
Senate Republican leaders plan to make public today their legislation to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act.
Under the "Playlists" tab, locate the playlist you want to make public and tap to open it. 4.
And the president's advisers have cautioned him not to make public comments or post tweets about the matter.
Also, he added, to make public the fact that "I have much more to say" creatively at Vuitton.
The House committees said the texts were just a subset of more materials they hope to make public.
Griffith and Rao also expressed concern that the House could make public secret grand jury details it got.
But the motion was sealed and classified, and prosecutors did not make public the reasons behind the move.
Then they will have to decide exactly what portions of Trump's tax returns they want to make public.
The new attorney general, William Barr, will then have to decide how much of it to make public.
The rules also give Barr plenty of leeway to decide how much of those findings to make public.
He still plans to communicate with investors through letters and quarterly calls, and occasionally make public statements about investments.
Courts have ordered police to make public officers&apos body-camera video, dispatch logs, witness accounts and officer reports.
Free tuition In addition to canceling debt, Sanders and Warren would seek to make public school tuition largely free.
And whether it will make public every disinformation effort it identifies, or only selectively disclose activity from certain states.
Slack says threads help make public channels more readable by moving discussions about discrete topics into their own workspace.
But Lynch told Vox he thinks the committees are building a solid case, which they're preparing to make public.
Some of the dilemmas they will face involve deciding whether to make public statements or keep the situation secret.
But despite his preference for more malleable materials, he never shied away from bidding to make public art commissions.
I have to make public service central to my life's work and it must inform everything that I do.
Bernie Sanders is back in the game with legislation that could potentially make public colleges and universities tuition-free.
He was posting nudes without the signifiers of wealth and whiteness that make public nudity acceptable for his family.
Smith sponsored a bill last year requiring the EPA make public the research it uses to write environmental rules.
Ritual plans to make public the supply chains for the vitamins it includes in its products, Ms. Schneider said.
Will the Justice Department make public Mueller's reports on the investigation, or allow the indictments to speak for themselves?
As they consider boosting infrastructure funding, lawmakers should make public transportation from low-income urban neighborhoods a high priority.
According to the spokesman, Buhari is the first Nigerian president to make public his need to see a doctor.
But the GAO argued in its report that the regulators should make public their criteria for assessing the plans.
The incident was enough to finally make public outrage around Yiannopoulos's behavior louder than the support of his fans.
Congress has mandated that the office produce and make public the reports on so-called recidivism by former detainees.
Related: To be frank, Trump was almost always willing to give interviews and make public statements on multiple issues.
Now cryptographers think that a new kind of computer based on quantum physics could make public-key cryptography insecure.
And she repeated her plans to make public colleges and universities tuition-free for in-state middle-class families.
The police declined to make public the names of the victims until their next of kin had been informed.
Justice Department regulations governing special counsels give Barr latitude in deciding how much of the report to make public.
But intelligence officials are hinting, in background conversations, that the evidence implicating Iran is too sensitive to make public.
Trump himself will determine what information to make public, a person familiar with the process of presidential exams said.
There could also be sealed complaints or indictments of numerous individuals that Mueller's team could rush to make public.
Go deeper: The U.S. is starting to adopt electric buses Ride-hailing technology could make public buses more efficient
The committees said the evidence also included call records, which they did not make public due to their sensitivity.
She also offered a candid assessment of Beijing's views, even if one she did not intend to make public.
Significantly the court also ordered the government to make public all orders on internet shutdown, which India frequently deploys.
The court also ordered the Indian government to make public all orders on internet shutdowns, which it frequently deploys.
UN agencies say they have no figures on the numbers of sex workers in the camps to make public.
Mutual-fund firms do make public their investments in startups in the periodic reports they make to the SEC.
On Monday night, attorney Michael Avenatti said he has new information regarding another allegation he will make public soon.
One of the achievements of the ADA was to make public spaces more accessible to those with physical disabilities.
Sievert has always looked a little more buttoned-up alongside Legere when T-Mobile's executives make public appearances together.
The group's goal is to get all private and federal student loans canceled and to make public college free.
The cruel but effective logic held that depriving civilians of food would make public support for the war collapse.
Bernie Sanders and Julian Castro, the former housing secretary, have their own plans to make public college tuition-free. Sens.
Pro tip: Some musicians make public playlists on Spotify, and some of them are excellent, like this one from Grimes.
Authorities say they are bringing order to street stalls throughout the city to make public spaces accessible to more people.
"It's not my position to make public announcements, but there will be more cases," the agency cited Mutko as saying.
" Facebook said in a statement to Mashable, "This developer only had access to data that people chose to make public.
The ads have focused on Warren's pledge to make public college tuition-free and restore historically black colleges and universities.
At its conclusion, the group is expected to publish a report and recommendations that the NYPD intends to make public.
Each private insurer negotiates discounted rates with each hospital, in contracts that usually neither side is allowed to make public.
"This developer only had access to data that people chose to make public," a Facebook spokesperson said in a statement.
On August 7th Israel's high court ruled that Mr Netanyahu must make public records of phone calls with Mr Adelson.
We thought about what might make public transit more comfortable for more than half of the population—you know, women.
That's according to Reuters, which today reports the company is considering a plan that would make public snaps permanently viewable.
Ryan's office as of Monday night has refused to make public any town halls scheduled for Congress' two-week recess.
But he also worked to make public peace with Spicer-ally and White House chief of staff Reince Priebus, too.
The company is investigating the situation and will make public further information as soon as it is available, she said.
That job interview opp is key to understanding why Lyft would want to make public this data it is collecting.
As a presidential candidate and as president, Trump has broken with tradition and refused to make public his tax returns.
Problems if international students are coveredTo avoid many of these problems, we could make public college free for international students.
The district said it would make public a preliminary official statement on the deal announced on Friday by Sept. 2.
EITI guidelines require energy companies to make public certain financial information related to operations in the countries where they operate.
He has also called on federal investigators to make public information on who funded the research contained in the dossier.
Ms. Merkel has said she is considering plans to force social networks to make public how they rank news online.
His decision, in the campaign's final days, to make public an F.B.I. inquiry into emails belonging to one of Mrs.
EDGAR is the electronic filling system through which publicly traded companies make public and private disclosures about their financial affairs.
The group had wanted to make public selected documents obtained from Harvard with a summary-judgment motion due in June.
"It's a very costly operation," he said, noting that Omega does not make public its sales figures, finances or revenue.
Merrill Lynch does not make public the attrition numbers, but reported in January that it was at a record low.
Until we force the government to make public the information necessary for democratic oversight, secrecy will remain the status quo.
Shira Scheindlin, a former Manhattan federal judge, said judges should make public human-resources complaints that result in employee discipline.
Activists are expecting thousands this time, though Trump's refusal to make public where he's holding the rally could suppress turnout.
It has been reluctant to roll back subsidies for advanced manufacturing industries or to make public commitments to stop cybertheft.
"This would be a rare step to make public" such intelligence collection, said Joshua Geltzer, a former Justice Department official.
Mr. Sanders said on Tuesday that he would make public 10 years of tax returns by Tax Day on Monday.
A less sweeping bill would force the federal government to make public statistics about all violence attributed to white supremacy.
Some of them involve thinking about using color to make public spaces more appealing during the darkest period of winter.
We have to get past means-testing and complex systems of financial aid to something simple - make public colleges cheap.
The district did not make public the terms of the agreement but said one of its priorities was educators' compensation.
Already, intelligence officials are hinting, in background conversations, that the evidence implicating Iran is just too delicate to make public.
Additionally, the court ordered India&aposs government to make public its orders on internet shutdowns, which the government deploys often.
Insurance firms will have to make public the actual prices they are charged for services, after they have negotiated discounts.
At least one transparency organization has already sued to make public the Mueller report under the Freedom of Information Act.
"We should and we will make public colleges tuition-free for families earning less than $125,000 a year," Clinton said.
In 2015, his bills to make public colleges free and expand Social Security had no co-sponsors in the Senate.
These new cases involve Trump's refusal to make public tax returns and other financial records dating back about a decade.
Eisen hopes the emoluments clause suit will force Trump to release his tax returns, which he's refused to make public.
The judge had told prosecutors they needed to make public redacted sections of the report that pertained to Flynn by today.
Here are nine schools that are especially noteworthy in the quest to make public school actually work for youth today. 212.
A federal judge ruled Monday to make public a new batch of court documents detailing how Facebook made money off children.
Last month, Judge Emmet Sullivan had ordered prosecutors to make public a raft of information, primarily transcripts, related to Flynn's case.
She urged the EU to make public the commitments, echoing calls from lawmakers from several political groupings in the European Parliament.
It's like dating your own bad thoughts that you somehow once decided would be a halfway decent idea to make public.
The resolution says the House Intelligence Committee will also make public transcripts of some of the private depositions they've already held.
They regularly make public appearances and occasionally model together (Phillippe starred alongside her mom in the Draper James's Spring 2018 campaign).
Make public his tax returns Trump is the only candidate in the modern era to keep his tax returns under wrap.
Christopher Cerf, the new state-appointed school superintendent, declined to say why the district did not previously make public that information.
Ordinarily, of course, collaboration between clients and lawyers is privileged, even when lawyers make public statements on behalf of their clients.
Four of the six senators in the Democratic primary co-sponsored legislation aiming to make public college debt-free, which Sen.
They have refused to make public their reasons but analysts say their action was probably prompted by concerns about reputational risk.
They also asked Chaffetz to request the release of Trump's tax returns, which the president-elect has refused to make public.
It's depressingly common for Romanian male politicians to make public sexual remarks or obscene gestures when talking to their female colleagues.
He said Thursday that the committee would hold a vote on whether to make public the transcripts from Simpson's Tuesday interview.
Bernie Sanders wants to erase all of the $1.6 trillion of outstanding debt and make public colleges tuition- and debt-free.
Collins maintained that they aren't necessarily pressuring fellow lawmakers to make public endorsements but can help the campaign in other ways.
Evangelicals should stop trying to make public schools subsidiaries of their churches by forcing our children to listen to religious propaganda.
Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders, who are 226 Democratic presidential candidates, have proposed plans to make public universities free for students.
The House Intelligence Committee voted before the midterm elections to make public most of its interview transcripts from the Russia investigation.
Democrats were furious after Trump declassified the Republican document but refused to make public their own memo seeking to debunk it.
It said that its own results showed Sassou Nguesso headed for defeat and promised to make public its own vote tallies.
Unlike past presidents in recent decades, Trump refuses to make public his tax returns, raising questions about what is in them.
Lawmakers have a few options to try to make public details of the investigation, though some could involve years of litigation.
The new revelations stepped up pressure on Facebook to make public more of what it knows about the Russian propaganda operations.
He wrote a post on Medium to make public his diagnosis and raise awareness about the risks facing health care workers.
Pelosi insisted McConnell make public the rules -- which appears set to pass without Democratic support -- before she sends the articles over.
The commission aims to make public the facts about the CIA's RDI program and help prevent a return to such tactics.
But one party wants to get rid of the Department of Education, and another candidate wants to make public universities free.
Both Bloomberg and Buttigieg have plans focused on Pell Grant expansion to make public universities more affordable (without making them free).
The UK prime minister has come under growing criticism for refusing to make public appearances since his election victory in December.
This week Facebook announced that it will make public all of the ads purchased by Russian interests during the 2016 elections.
At the same time, the committee rejected an effort from Schiff to also make public a 10-page Democratic counter-memo.
The proposed rule compels EPA to make public any "dose response data and models" it relies on in promulgating a regulation.
Bernie Sanders announced a plan that would make public college tuition free if he were elected president, and in March, Sens.
The state did not release an unspecified number of other emails, saying they were confidential and too sensitive to make public.
Unions have argued that it is unfair to now make public disciplinary records from the past, when officers were guaranteed confidentiality.
Every candidate for national office should be required to make public her or her position on this vital piece of legislation.
Barr said he would not let Trump modify the report and would make public as many of Mueller's findings as possible.
He also refuses to make public detailed information to verify his worth and income, such as his personal and corporate tax returns.
Uber faces more potential legal consequences for waiting to make public a major hack until more than a year after it happened.
Mahmud started the company in part out of a desire to make public data more accessible as a way to tackle corruption.
The Washington Post had sued to make public some information that prosecutors put under seal in the Flynn case, and Sullivan agreed.
Unlike past presidents in recent decades, Trump has refused to make public his tax returns, raising questions about what is in them.
Jackson has ordered Manafort and Gates, their defense lawyers, and the prosecutors not to make public statements that could prejudice the case.
Cruz was reportedly violent towards an ex-girlfriend and her new boyfriend; he would often make public threats to classmates and others.
Although his mother and brother make public statements doubting the events, one of his kidnappers in the bizarre abduction eventually pleaded guilty.
Your Archive is for your eyes only, so your followers won't see images and videos you don't choose to make public again.
Delaney: Well, the more realistic option of those two is to make public tuition free as part of a national service program.
Since the locations were exposed, Strava made it easier for employees to hide their location data and to make public data private.
N) shareholder Darwin Deason has urged the photocopier pioneer to make public its joint venture agreement with Japan's Fujifilm Holdings Corp (4901.
E-cigarette manufacturers are expected to soon make public their proposals to the FDA, with the 60-day mark falling on Sunday.
In addition, jewelers should include human rights protections in contracts with their suppliers and make public the results of their monitoring efforts.
Waymo, and more specifically Krafcik, has never provided much detail about how its self-driving system would make public transportation more accessible.
The agent who was suspended was one of a team tasked with prescreening locations where Wilders is scheduled to make public appearances.
"It would probably not be right now to make public or disclose all these measures aimed at hedging our risks," Peskov said.
Instead it said it had no pay gap based on its own analyses of its compensation—analyses it refused to make public.
The delay or failure to make public this information begs the following questions: Does the United States still care about South Sudan?
They also asked Chaffetz to request the release of Trump's tax returns, which the president-elect has refused to make public. Rep.
A spokesman for Mr. Bharara said the office did not have any agreements with cooperating witnesses to make public at this time.
It is highly unusual for British authorities to make public that the security service is conducting an internal investigation into possible lapses.
The more information you make public about your defenses, the theory goes, the easier it is for bad actors to evade them.
The two rivals are friendly, and occasionally they make public appearances together where they take turns doling out praise for one another.
Janiele Maffei, the executive director of the program, said California has invested billions of dollars to make public buildings more seismically resilient.
Current officials of the organization, which is based in Zurich, have declined to make public the details of the arrangement with Mountrigi.
Adams has a proven track record to make public health a priority despite political hurdles," Dr. Rothberg said in an email. "Dr.
Poorer, northern Indian states, such as Uttar Pradesh, have lower standards of governance and tend not to make public health a priority.
"The House must immediately make public the memo prepared by the Intelligence Committee regarding the FBI and the Department of Justice," Rep.
But as of Thursday morning, they believe there is very little they will be able to make public, or comment on specifically.
The Sussmans had to go through a monthslong approval process and make public presentations to the local community board and the commission.
From there, Barr has the discretion over how much of the special counsel's report to give Congress and ultimately to make public.
The decision to release the report's findings rests with Barr, who has not indicated how much of it he will make public.
Kevin donates monthly to Sanders, whose proposals to cancel student debt and make public universities tuition-free are cornerstones of his campaign.
Following her meeting, the House Intelligence Committee said they would make public the 3,85033 ads purchased on Facebook by Russian-linked groups.
The E-Government Act of 2002 says that courts may impose fees "only to the extent necessary" to make public records available.
It proposed obliging officials to provide and make public information about their assets, their tax returns, and their potential conflicts of interests.
On Tuesday, Schumer called for hearings and said the Department of Justice should make public its review of Acosta's role in the case.
In response to a Freedom of Information Act request by Gizmodo, the FCC refused to make public any analysis of the alleged incident.
Occasionally activists, most notably Pershing Square's William Ackman, will make public a short position, or bet against a company it believes is overvalued.
The group charges that Pruitt violated the Oklahoma Open Records Act for declining to make public official documents it has requested since 2015.
Even as Democrats have increasingly embraced plans that would make public colleges free, student debt cancellation has remained mostly on the political fringe.
The widely circulated fake post warns Instagram is changing its privacy policy and will make public all of users' photos, including deleted messages.
Bernie has a plan to make public colleges and universities tuition free that would save the typical middle class family $9,400 a year.
Even the C.D.C., under its agreement with states, is not allowed to make public the location or name of hospitals involved in outbreaks.
And it turned out that when you try to make public services much more generous, you need to make taxes a lot higher.
Other e-cigarette manufacturers are expected to soon make public their proposals to the FDA, with the 60-day mark falling on Sunday.
Talent agent Gilbert Boyes tells TMZ that Bobby's wife told him recently Bobby would not be able to make public appearances any longer.
Charlotte Police Chief Kerr Putney has adamantly refused to make public any police video of the fatal police shooting of Keith Lamont Scott.
Super PACs, unlike some other categories of outside groups, are required to make public their donors and how much money they're taking in.
"The Nigerian authorities must investigate or make public their previous investigations on war crimes and crimes against humanity in the northeast," she added.
Mr. Sanders wants to make public college free, he wants universal health care, and he doesn't fully explain how to pay for it.
Trump went on to tweet and make public comments indicating he never would have appointed Sessions had he known he would recuse himself.
Yates said Monster would soon make public "the background and circumstances" surrounding the board's decision to enter into the merger agreement with Randstad.
"Opacity has characterized this relationship with China," said Lasso, saying he would make public the fine print of deals with the Asian giant.
Yue gained prominence in April when she pressed the university to make public an investigation into a decades-old rape and suicide case.
Markle has continued to make public appearances, including one at a bakery in London that provides training and employment opportunities for vulnerable women.
On Wednesday, Deason urged the photocopier pioneer to make public its joint venture agreement with Japan's Fujifilm, saying U.S. securities laws require it.
They sought to immediately make public the committee's interview transcripts conducted in an unclassified setting, which includes most of the panel's Russia interviews.
White House officials told Reuters Pyongyang has confirmed its attendance at next month's summit, a gesture North Korea has yet to make public.
What we will also do is not only have universal pre-K, we will make public colleges and universities and HBCUs debt-free.
Their strategy is to make public interest technology as integral to the technology industry as public interest law is to the legal profession.
Uber spent $457 million in 2018 on research and development efforts for self-driving cars, a sum that could make public investors nervous.
Even the C.D.C., under its agreement with states, is not allowed to make public the location or name of hospitals involved in outbreaks.
Mr. Barr shifted slightly on when he would make public a redacted version of the Mueller report on Russian interference in the election.
By suggesting that all criticism of their ideas and plans is invalid, nothing but the product of malice, they make public deliberation impossible.
In the lawsuit, Legal Aid calls for the department to make public summaries of disciplinary actions taken against police officers dating to 2011.
Notably, the website was registered in April, suggesting that the Russian hacking team planned well in advance to make public what it stole.
QUICK: THERE HAVE BEEN PEOPLE WHO HAVE BEEN PUSHING YOU TO MAKE PUBLIC YOUR SUCCESSION PLANS FOR QUITE A BIT LONGER THAN THAT.
President Donald Trump's administration also did not make public reports required by Monday under the bill he reluctantly signed into law on Aug.
Trump administration officials say a similar process still exists, but they have stopped publishing information about the percentage of vulnerabilities they make public.
Mr Trump's first round of hospital reform required hospitals to make public the full list of costs billable to patients or their insurers.
"I want to make public this great gesture of love that you displayed today with this baby," Marcos Heredia said on the post.
Howell will, however, make public more redacted documents and transcriptions in the case attempting to throw out Mueller's subpoena, which began last August.
"The House must immediately make public the memo prepared by the Intelligence Committee regarding the FBI and the Department of Justice," said Rep.
Technology used in ride-hailing and other new mobility services could be used to make public bus networks more environmentally friendly and convenient.
In recent weeks, Mr. Peña Nieto has deployed proxies, including his foreign minister and his ambassador, to make public statements reaffirming those positions.
And when we need the best educated workforce in the world, yes, we are going to make public colleges and universities tuition free.
The spread of false content Politicians can make public posts and communicate with their voters in groups, where they can address myths and rumors.
She also said she would make public colleges "debt-free"—ie, cheap—for low- and middle-income students who study in their home states.
The issue was reignited last year when President Donald Trump began to tweet and make public statements about players kneeling during the national anthem.
If we reengage and get involved, yeah, we can have health care for all people, we can make public colleges and universities tuition-free.
Six months after releasing a plan to cancel student debt and make public college free, Warren released her K-12 education plan on Monday.
NSL said the arbitration tribunal had directed both parties to maintain the confidentiality of proceedings and they were not allowed to make public statements.
Many have theorized that the president has a tendency to make public remarks based on what he's seen on television on any given day.
But on this theme Comey generally declined to answer — saying he did not wish to make public comments that might prejudice the ongoing investigation.
AVs also could decrease public transit revenues, which would make public transportation an even less attractive option than it is now in most cities.
Kazatomprom was one of three large companies slated to make public share offerings this year, alongside telecommunications firm Kazakhtelecom and flagship carrier Air Astana.
The plan to make public the worker to boss pay gap comes after May has already implemented rules to highlight pay discrepancies between genders.
Democrats soon will obtain and make public the Mueller report itself, absent whatever the Justice Department deems classified on legal or national security grounds.
Aside from raising the minimum wage, Sanders wants to make public-college tuition free, raise taxes on the wealthy, and increase Social Security benefits.
Officials said in the report that U.S. intelligence agencies had gone out of their way to make public more information about U.S. electronic eavesdropping.
On Friday, a coalition of media outlets urged Judge T.S. Ellis III to make public the transcripts of sidebar conversations he placed under seal.
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez when he introduced legislation last month to cancel all $1.6 trillion in student loan debt and make public higher-education free.
Nigeria's opposition party, People's Democractic Party, called on the president to make public all costs related to his trips abroad as a public citizen.
Sansone invited Mr. Rustin and other black and Hispanic leaders to her home, and publicly confronted challenges her community often did not make public.
Rogers said the previous price cap was $500, a figure that was well known among industry insiders but that Qualcomm did not make public.
She has repeatedly hit the Vermont senator over his plan to make public colleges and universities tuition-free and has framed it as unrealistic.
The Justice Department lawyer, Joseph Dugan, said about 90% of 9,000 pages that the office will make public came from the special counsel's office.
At issue is a classified 85033 Office of Legal Counsel (OLC) opinion, which Wyden has singlehandedly and repeatedly pushed the government to make public.
Indeed, we've filed 10 lawsuits to force the Trump administration to comply with its legal duty to make public records available to the public.
The effort is also intended to bolster the administration's contention that it is increasing transparency by trying to make public troves of government measures.
The president has until Saturday to block publication of the 10-page document, which the House Intelligence Committee voted to make public on Monday.
There was a coming trip to Germany for Mr. Olympia Europe, where Heath would make public appearances and hand out the trophies on stage.
Academics and activists have made in-depth, research-backed arguments for decades as to why we should or should not make public transit free.
The duo has previously collaborated to make public colleges tuition-free, and both have been prominent advocates of student-loan debt relief and forgiveness.
Biden announced over Twitter that he is adding Sanders's idea to make public colleges and universities free for families whose income is below $125,000.
When we feel like we are losing our voices, art can speak for us, and make public the change that we want to see.
The letter Cummings released on Thursday has a more limited request: that the president-elect simply make public the extent of his business holdings.
The E.P.A. also declined to make public Mr. Pruitt's detailed calendar until the agency was sued by The New York Times and other organizations.
Comey has faced criticism from both the left and the right for the decision to make public the bureau's findings without providing further context.
Pelosi, meanwhile, said she would send them over soon, but only after Senate Republicans make public the rules of procedure for Trump&aposs trial.
But those lawyers reportedly said they were concerned Trump would make public statements against their legal advice that hurt his position in the investigation.
Moody's acknowledged that it used a more lenient standard for certain financial products and did not make public the differences from its published standards.
Ryan Lederer of Chicago said that while "definitely disappointed" in the decision, he understands the organizers' need to make public safety the top priority.
The company's current shareholders are not publicly available; it no longer trades on a registered exchange, and does not have to make public filings.
The company's current shareholders are not publicly available; it no longer trades on a registered exchange, and does not have to make public filings.
The man, whose name the government has refused to make public, was born in the United States to visiting Saudi parents, the officials said.
A resolution passed in 2011 requires senators to make public their holds on nominees or legislation if they submit written objections to party leaders.
While they say Obama may make public statements from time to time, he wants to give room for other Democrats to find their way.
He would have to make public comments eventually, and Son brought up the incident at the beginning of his remarks Monday without being asked.
On Thursday morning, the House voted unanimously on a nonbinding resolution to make public the findings of the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III.
We are trying to understand, respond to, and make public certain issues that are present now or are in the process of shaping themselves.
Hopefully Lyft will eventually make public the results of its efforts here, so we can get a better idea of how effective it is overall.
The company is also weighing an option to reveal the identities of Snapchat users who make public posts, a person familiar with Snap's plans said.
This was a clear violation of FBI policy, which dictates that the bureau shouldn't make public comments about ongoing investigations, especially close to an election.
The transcripts were from hours of closed-door testimony Cohen provided to the House Intelligence Committee last March that the committee voted to make public.
Kenneth McKenzie who was the senior officer overseeing the raid is expected to make public declassified video from a drone flying overhead during the raid.
Hard to say, because the only data that airlines make public is the data they must report to the National Transportation Security Board, Sharman says.
Using AVs for the "last mile" to move people to and from railway stations could make public transport more viable in less densely populated areas.
"This would be a rare step to make public" such intelligence collection, according to Joshua Geltzer, a former Justice Department official interviewed by the Times.
On March 5th hundreds of people marched in the city of Yangon against proposed legal changes that would make public protests even harder to organise.
In a blog post published Thursday that included copies of his email correspondence, he wrote that AMI threatened to make public compromising photographs of him.
Not only will Tesla apparently not make public the Autopilot data itself, or share it with regulators, it wouldn't even discuss the numbers with Drange.
She is now part of Artolution&aposs group of local Rohingya artists who continue to make public art and work with children in the camps.
It had also sought advice on whether the independent directors could make public their views on the chairman without the board of directors approving it.
"Tom will continue to work in his beloved vineyard at his California home" the statement says ... explaining that he will no longer make public appearances.
Kim continues to make public statements detailing his views that the country could come under attack, so this assessment appears to square with his priorities.
"[Geofeedia] only had access to data that people chose to make public," a Facebook representative said in a statement referring to both Facebook and Instagram.
The district attorney in Manhattan, Cyrus Vance Jr., has issued subpoenas to obtain Mr. Trump's tax returns, which the president has refused to make public.
If successful, Boeing could save millions of dollars in damages and limit how much information about 737 Max crashes the company has to make public.
The bill, dubbed "the Presidential Pardon Transparency Act," would prompt the White House to make public any presidential pardons within three days of being granted.
But that doesn't mean we can't pass Medicare-for-All or make public colleges and universities tuition-free, even with the tax cuts in place.
The European Union adopted its fifth anti-money-laundering directive in June 2018, which demands that all member countries make public all ultimate beneficiary owners.
President Obama had earlier promised that he would make public the pages from a congressional inquiry, and the end of his tenure is fast approaching.
One step to ease that path would be to make public more information about what the government thinks they actually did — and did not do.
The Democratic Party presidential nominee borrowed heavily from the plan of her primary rival, Bernie Sanders, who wanted to make public college free for everyone.
Two years ago, Feinstein campaigned fiercely against the White House and the spy agency to make public the 500-page summary of the report's findings.
John Richardson, the chief of naval operations, is expected to make public the findings and any recommendations in the next few weeks, Navy officials said.
"Bernie has put forward a plan that would make public colleges and universities free for families whose income is below $125,000," Biden tweeted on Sunday.
It also calls on the president to develop and make public a plan for how the United States will meet our commitment to reduce pollution.
It has established a central node where colleges can join with others to make public their commitments to improving students' civic education and voting behavior.
But when millions of families do so, their actions reduce the political will and financial resources necessary to make public school lunches better for everyone.
Some pledge ahead of time to release their findings, while others wait to see what is uncovered before they decide what they will make public.
But the governor has declined even to make public Vornado's proposal or one reportedly submitted to him by JDS Development Group, another real estate company.
Adam Schiff, the top Democrat on the committee, said Democrats proposed a motion to also make public the transcripts that Republicans did not propose releasing.
Standard and Poor's, which ranks Africa's most industrialized country just one step above subinvestment grade, is due to make public its rating decision on Friday.
The bill passed the Democratic-dominated legislature after President Trump broke longstanding precedent by refusing to make public his tax returns during the 2016 campaign.
It promises to make public green spaces safer for birds and other small animals, which are especially vulnerable to the poisons used in pest killers.
He also confirmed that Trump was primarily asking him to make public what he had already told Congress — that he was not under personal investigation.
They did none of these things—and even reportedly voted down a resolution to "encourage" the Holy See to make public any documents concerning McCarrick.
Is there any reason not to make public the one email that NSA/FBI have located between Snowden and NSA people involving a legal question?
I witnessed him make public phone calls that he insisted were private and use those conversations to humiliate and corner the person on the other end.
Last week, The Washington Post reported that national security prosecutors at the Justice Department were facing increased pressure to make public ongoing investigations involving Iranian officials.
On Monday, House Republicans voted to make public a controversial memo that is said to accuse the Justice Department and FBI of impropriety in the probe.
The issue was reignited during the 2017 season when President Donald Trump began to tweet and make public statements about players kneeling during the national anthem.
Mr. Adams explained that his past as a police officer gave him the experience to assure white voters that he would make public safety a priority.
LaPierre wrote in a letter to the organization's board that North was threatening to make public "destructive" embarrassing information about him and the NRA's financial dealings.
She would also allow states to make public colleges tuition-free and wants to spend $100 billion on extended Pell Grants to help with nontuition costs.
"We do not make public comments concerning the activities of investors related to their ownership of Deere stock," a Deere spokesman said when emailed for comment.
Mr Starr, working with the assistance of a young lawyer called Brett Kavanaugh, produced a voluminous report, which the House voted to make public almost immediately.
Beto O'Rourke also released 10 years of his tax returns, except for 2018, which his campaign said he will make public soon after they are filed.
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Clinton, Trump navigate politics of police violence Clinton called Friday for officials in Charlotte to make public a police video showing the fatal shooting of Scott.
Washington (CNN)Hillary Clinton called Friday for officials in Charlotte, North Carolina, to make public a police video showing the fatal shooting of Keith Lamont Scott.
The material, he said, is a vital "historical record" of a time of extensive abuse and corruption within the church, that is important to make public.
One part of it that we documented was how, even people who [communicated with others privately] found themselves detained, humiliated, were forced to make public confessions.
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The biggest change in the law was that it ordered state-run companies to create risk-management and internal controls and make public codes of conduct.
The report recommends that a code of conduct should be created governing research on the technologies, and that researchers make public the sources of their funding.
"There's ample evidence they could marshal to make public to refute those claims, those accusations they say are baseless, but refuse to do so," he said.
Hillary Clinton has even expanded her plan to make public colleges and universities tuition-free for anyone with a family income up to $193,000 a year.
Last month, the human rights commission wrote to President Obama asking him to make public all classified United States government documents related to the mass killings.
Still, he added that neither the videos, nor other evidence he intended to make public provided a definitive answer to all the questions in the case.
They argue that those two independent counsels sought to make public grand jury information by going to court, something they note Barr is refusing to do.
The Ways and Means Committee could then vote to submit a report to the House, which could make public some or all of the tax returns.
"They didn't want to make public how bad the situation was," said Neil Carman, a former Texas environmental official who now works with the Sierra Club.
Campaigners have called on the government to bring into force existing legislation that would compel parties to make public how many of their candidates are women.
What has not been emphasized enough is that it is up to Rosenstein whether or not to make public the report that the special counsel writes.
In Britain, only two major supermarkets make public how much waste they produce, making it difficult to assess the full extent of the problem, campaigners say.
Also, Barmada and her team plan to stay in touch with attendees who make public pledges so that the summit isn't just a one off-event.
Fed Vice Chair Richard Clarida, Philadelphia Fed President Patrick Harker, Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari and Richmond Fed President Tom Barkin all make public appearances today.
"All of this makes it vitally important that Trump make public any recordings he has of conversations in the Oval Office," Sanders said in his statement.
Now the attorney general must decide how much of the report — one of the most highly anticipated documents in Washington in a generation — to make public.
It would also require large digital companies to make public who is purchasing political ads, provisions included in the Honest Ads Act during the last Congress.
Members of her staff announced they would make public the top apps and digital tools developed in Warren's bid to become the Democratic nominee for president.
And before the opening arguments, prosecutors said they would only make public the first names of witnesses who claim to have been victimized by Mr. Raniere.
But on Monday, the committee voted along party lines to make the Republican memo public and rejected a request to simultaneously make public the Democrats' rebuttal.
We're going to have to continue to make public health investments in things that keep people away from hospitals and doctors offices, like virtual check-ups.
The 50 or so pages of revisions that the Council on Environmental Quality is expected to make public on Wednesday would not amend the act itself.
To accomplish this, China has agreed to make public disclosures about its foreign exchange reserves and its quarterly imports of goods and services, among other things.
Hill had come forward to make public an accusation of sexual harassment against Thomas, which the nominee denied and many of his' supporters attacked her for.
Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) also jumped into the fray, demanding that Schiff make public some deposition transcripts by impeachment witnesses that have not yet been released.
The White House has yet to make public any formal guidance on how the Defense Department is supposed to turn Mr. Trump's Twitter posts into policy.
" I chatted with Governor Brown during the eclipse, and she dryly made the point: "In Oregon, we actually make public policy based on science and data.
The big idea here was to make public service more attractive, as higher education (including advanced degrees that are mandatory in many fields) became more expensive.
And the White House has yet to make public any formal guidance on how the Defense Department is supposed to turn Mr. Trump's tweets into policy.
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As regulators look increasingly askance at Big Tech, the very notion of blitzscaling raises competition and other concerns, which will make public investors yet more queasy.
The survey found that 2900 percent of registered voters said they would support a proposal that would make public colleges, universities and trade schools tuition-free.
Amazon doesn't make public exactly how much of an impact reviews make, or how many reviews a book needs before it starts appearing in other places.
The Senate confirmed William Barr as attorney general, despite concerns from Democrats that he might not make public the findings of his department's continuing Russia investigation.
Shockingly enough finding out I am the mother of Albert's 7th child, I do not feel I need to stoop to make public his true conduct.
And the Senate confirmed William Barr as attorney general, despite concerns from Democrats that he might not make public the findings of his department's Russia investigation.
That is why we are going to make public colleges and universities tuition free, and substantially lower the outrageous level of student debt that currently exists.
Congestion pricing, he said, is a way of paying for the infrastructure improvements that will make public transportation more reliable for the people who need it most.
Jerusalem (AFP) - Israel's President Reuven Rivlin is to make public on Wednesday previously unreleased documents including a handwritten request for clemency from Nazi war criminal Adolf Eichmann.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner wants to make public the full agreement that dismissed a computer data tampering charge against former Missouri Gov.
Macron unveiled his manifesto this week where he promised to make public savings of 60 billion euros ($63 billion) and invest 50 billion euros over five years.
According to the Post, the judge ordered prosecutors to make public a transcript of both, and they will be posted on a court website by May 31.
White House and Justice Department officials previously had repeatedly declined to make public a copy of Trump's memorandum designating Whitaker the acting attorney general this past November.
ICE is required by Congress to report the death of any migrants in its custody within 30 days and make public a final report within 60 days.
Why it matters: Transit leaders are hoping these innovations will not just grab headlines but actually make public transit a more appealing and easier option for riders.
Sanders' proposal reportedly includes federal and private student loans and is part of his broader push to make public universities, community colleges and trade schools tuition-free.
It's not clear whether he'll ever make public the whole of what he knows, or whether the regulations governing his appointment even allow him to do so.
Though the declassified report does not make public its sources or supporting evidence, it declares the "high confidence" of American spy chiefs that they know the culprit.
He's also used every opportunity available to make public comments criticizing the migrants at the border, saying without evidence that many with children are not actually parents.
Consob made the request through French counterpart Autorité des marchés financiers (AMF) and Vivendi will have to make public its answer to the AMF, the newspaper said.
Signatory companies should commit that they will not retaliate against employees, contractors, suppliers, and customers who make public statements critical of Chinese policies or the Chinese government.
They were reported missing by a family friend, prompting Watts to make public appeals for their safe return, before he was arrested two days later and charged.
Then there's the influence of figures like Trump on the platform, with Twitter taking a view that the service helps to make public figures and policymakers accountable.
The special counsel regulations allow for Barr to make public his reports to Congress on the investigation if he determines doing so is in the public interest.
We need to investigate and make public the funding streams that link Russia to xenophobic and nationalist political parties, seemingly objective foundations, media sources and "news" outlets.
Amnesty called on the coalition and member states to acknowledge the scale of devastation, make public necessary information for an independent investigation and make reparations to victims.
China has long used a tactic of naming and shaming city governments, forcing mayors to make public apologies and firing local bureaucrats, to ensure pollution is tackled.
Labor advocates say arbitration tilts in favor of big business and shields employers from having to make public embarrassing information about hostile work environments and pay disparities.
The proposal builds on Sanders' longstanding call to make public universities and colleges tuition-free, an issue he has highlighted since his first presidential run in 2016.
Meanwhile, leaders of the House Intelligence Committee said that they planned to make public the thousands of Facebook ads linked to Russia's campaign to influence American politics.
The first to make public his withdrawal from the Shed was the fashion designer Prabal Gurung, who announced his decision in a Twitter post on August 7.
Yes, Biden adopted a proposal to make public colleges and universities tuition-free for students whose family incomes fall below $125,000 — an element of Sanders' own platform.
In the first, the House Intelligence Committee would continue its probe, including via public hearings, with the right to make public transcripts of depositions taken in private.
In the Nike case, Avenatti is accused of threatening to make public claims by his client that Nike made improper payments to families of college basketball recruits.
In his testimony on Thursday, Mr. Comey said the memo whose contents he had a friend leak was not classified and therefore not inappropriate to make public.
The State Department on Wednesday announced it would make public thousands of deleted work-related emails the FBI uncovered during its investigation of Clinton's personal email server.
Romney blasted then-candidate Trump and warned of a potential "bombshell" in the tax returns Trump refused to make public as the 2016 primary campaign season unfolded.
Meanwhile, the Senate confirmed William Barr as attorney general, despite concerns from Democrats that he might not make public the findings of his department's ongoing Russia investigation.
The judge ordered the state to tell her by June 7 if there is identifying information in any of the records that the court plans to make public.
The Communist Party discipline bureau in Hubei's Xiangyang city on Thursday named the mid-level officials and said they had to write self-criticisms and make public apologies.
The requests comes after Visit Florida refused to make public the contract it had with Pitbull, who recorded a video of the song "Sexy Beaches" to promote Florida.
"The White House is simply not permitted to pressure the FBI to make public statements about a pending investigation of the president and his advisors," said Michigan Rep.
But DHS spokesperson Scott McConnell told BuzzFeed News that his department will not make public the results of its survey of how widespread Kaspersky's products are in use.
The newspaper examined more than 100,000 pages of documents, including financial-disclosure reports and bank statements (but not the president's tax returns, which he refuses to make public).
Jackson had asked Manafort's lawyers to explain why Manafort wasn't in violation of her earlier order that the parties not make public statements that could jeopardize the case.
" Kyron's father, Kaine Horman, told PEOPLE in a statement that he's encouraged by his ex-wife's willingness to "make public statements about the events of June 4, 2010.
The company will make public the registration of this offering on Thursday, according to Reuters, and will kick of its investor roadshow during the week of April 29.
"But [the company's] refusal to make public this information, while allowing abuse to flourish basically unchecked, meant we had to do this study for them," the report said.
John Conyers (D-Mich.) was hospitalized in Detroit, and Los Angeles attorney Lisa Bloom tweeted that she had affadavits from several other accusers that planned to make public.
During his campaign, Trump either rejected or made a mockery of the customs -- unwritten rules, essentially -- that demanded candidates make public their tax returns and (some) medical information.
" • "Such a move would most likely save Boeing many millions of dollars in damages and limit how much information about the crash the company has to make public.
Such a move would most likely save Boeing many millions of dollars in damages and limit how much information about the crash the company has to make public.
But the details of the plan remained unclear as the three countries did not make public any of the documents agreed on Friday apart from their joint statement.
And they expressed frustration that the CIA -- and Haspel herself -- refused to make public a full accounting of her CIA career and her role in the interrogation program.
TV and the HarrisX polling company, found that 2202 percent of respondents said such former officials should be allowed to make public political statements, while 2628 percent disagreed.
For his part, Mr. Trump said he would make public "very, very specific" records, a remarkable promise coming from someone who has resolutely stonewalled on his tax returns.
The Cost of College This month, Hillary Clinton announced a plan to make public colleges free for the children of any family earning less than $25,2000 a year.
In recent years, it would have been peculiar for multiple presidential candidates, even Democrats, to make public appearances with striking employees at a major retailer like Stop & Shop.
As the Washington Post noted, publicly traded companies use EDGAR to make public filings—often hours before the potentially market-shifting information contained therein is made officially public.
While obstetric violence can cause both physical and emotional damage, legal observers have found that very few women ever make public complaints against doctors, midwives, nurses, or hospitals.
The order also requires autonomous car companies to submit to accident reporting, though we don't know yet what information Uber is compelled to make public about the collision.
A federal court judge hearing a separate fraud case pertaining to Trump University recently decided not to make public the video of Mr. Trump's deposition in the case.
The challenge by the New York Civil Liberties Union is an attempt to make public the decisions and recommendations from the judges who preside over police disciplinary trials.
Biden's plan mirrors Sanders' 2017 "College for All Act," which would make public college and university tuition free for those whose families earn less than $125,000 per year.
Much of this resistance, as she sees it, comes from government and social pressure to make public policy and debates gender-neutral, obscuring the reality of female inequality.
That said, the most well-known arbitration firms require their arbitrators to follow certain rules, which they make public, and they tend to have some things in common.
Yet some of Barr's answers were less committal — most notably on whether he'd follow ethics advice about recusal, and about how much of Mueller's findings he'd make public.
Such an action would allow investigators to make public all the known activity for Congress and the public to consider as part of impeachment hearings or re-election.
And then, of course, in this case with President Trump, you decide to make public your conversations with him through the media to trigger a special counsel investigation.
But you'll also regularly find Google's own Kaggle show up, as well as a number of other public and private organizations that make public data available, as well.
The 2628st Century Cures Act's "expanded access" provisions will ensure that pharmaceutical companies make public their policies for evaluating and responding to compassionate use requests for their drugs.
Trump spoke at the dinner in 2016, where he promised to make public a list of possible Supreme Court picks in an attempt to win over conservative voters.
The agency does not make public when it investigates a church for violations, and an I.R.S. spokesman declined to answer questions related to the Johnson Amendment on Thursday.
But his route to helping kids afford college isn't a sweeping bill, which progressives in the Senate have unveiled, to make public universities tuition-free for many students.
And the public, the media and Congress are anxiously waiting to learn what more, if anything, Mueller uncovered, and how much Attorney General William Barr will make public.
House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff, meanwhile, said Sunday that impeachment "may be the only remedy" to Trump's refusal to make public the complaint and phone call transcript.
Public relations warning Berman Jackson also reiterated a previous order she gave to both sides of the case not to make public comments that could prejudice a jury.
It would make public the names of employing congressional offices that paid out settlements in harassment or discrimination cases and allow employees to waive confidentiality and mediation requirements.
Using tablet computers, ministers answered multiple-choice questions as they reacted to the situation, including some on whether they would make public statements or keep the situation secret.
In the coming weeks, Boeing (BA) will make public some of the first pieces of hard information on how the crisis may have affected the company's financial picture.
Without seeing the necropsy, it's impossible to say if the animal got sick because of pollution—just one hypothetical scenario that New Jersey wouldn't want to make public.
CEOs also started to seem less afraid — and at times appeared to feel as if they were obligated — to make public statements about political happenings and social issues.
Yue, currently a factory worker in southern China, gained prominence in April for pressing her university to make public an investigation into a decades-old rape and suicide case.
The release of video on Wednesday came after courts ordered the department to make public police body-camera video, dispatch logs, witness accounts and officer reports from the Oct.
Active-shooter drills are now the new normal for students across the US as lawmakers and school administrators continue to wrestle with how to make public schools safer environments.
He's continued to make public appearances, including trips to Rome for a charity polo match and to the Netherlands to kick off the countdown to the 2020 Invictus Games.
And on top of all this, Sullivan has asked for the Justice Department to make public the parts of the Mueller report related to Flynn that are still redacted.
The bill would take a step toward making the OOC more transparent, requiring the office to make public reports twice a year about complaints it received and settlements made.
Buzzfeed's decision to make public the contents of the dossier without verifying its contents raises profound issues about journalistic ethics, but that's a discussion for weightier minds than mine.
The bother (get it?) comes when, in light of the book's monumental success, Milne and his wife, Daphne (Margot Robbie) push Billy Moon to make public appearances in character.
Mel B claims the locker contains sex tapes and photos Lorraine and Mel B's estranged husband, Stephen Belafonte, threatened to make public in an effort to destroy her life.
Gainer&aposs release of the list comes a few days after a court order is expected to soon make public a grand jury investigation into clergy child sexual abuse.
I filed for divorce from Justine (for reasons I should not have to justify or make public) before I met Talulah Riley, the woman who is now my fiancé.
He's continued to make public appearances, including trips to Rome for a charity polo match and to the Netherlands to kick off the countdown to the 2020 Invictus Games.
Though attorney general William Barr now has the report in hand, the American people will have to wait to see how much of it he decides to make public.
The former Exxon Mobil CEO has also been slapped down by the White House on personnel choices and given virtually no opportunities to make public appearances with President Trump.
A range of other hot-button initiatives was also slowing the unveiling of legislation that the Republican-controlled House of Representatives had aimed to make public late on Monday.
"The trend has been to crack down on acts of civil disobedience in ways that make public protest legally—and in some instances even physically—more perilous," he said.
He quoted a committee confidential document — that is, a document that no senator had the authority to make public, and which Kavanaugh did not have in front of him.
The U.S. and Chinese delegations were scheduled to have dinner at Shanghai's historic riverfront Fairmont Peace Hotel, but both teams avoided the media and did not make public comments.
The president's "America first" instincts and his willingness to make public his differences with military commanders differentiate him from recent presidents and from many members of his own party.
Here's Hill on public safety: As Governor, I'll make public safety a priority and be sure they have the training, equipment, and funding they need to do their job.
The hashtag, which roughly translates to "snitch out your pig" has reignited interest in a proposed sexual-abuse law that could make public catcalling and harassment a fineable offense.
A committee vote could follow if lawmakers want to send a report to the full House or Senate, which could make public some or all of the tax information.
Established in 2007 to investigate criminal groups in Guatemala, CICIG has the authority to conduct independent investigations, act in conjunction with the country's prosecutors and make public policy recommendations.
Such an interpretation runs the risk of creating a slippery slope to infringe on the free speech of potential defendants to criticize witnesses and make public their own defense.
We had zeroed in on the FBI 302s as our highest priority -- the limited, main set of documents we wanted the federal court's help to make public, and quickly.
Lyrics seen as vulgar, pornographic or anti-authority are regularly snubbed out, with musicians sometimes forced to make public apologies or, as happened to IN3, suffering more serious consequences.
"I think there's very little benefit for people of wealth," said Trump, who unlike many of his White House predecessors, has refused to make public his own tax returns.
The full InTouch interview isn't online, but I bought a newsstand copy in hopes of learning what the president allegedly paid a porn star $130,000 not to make public.
Seemingly oblivious to the fact that FIFA had agreed to make public the details of the vote, Nunes instead opted to vote for Morocco, the North Americans' only rival.
Plus, we looked at what it might take to make public transit better for women everywhere, and why you might not see emotional support rabbits on your next flight.
Ms. Nixon released her taxes for 2017 on Friday (they showed $1.3 million in earnings) as Mr. Cuomo's campaign demanded she make public 10 years of personal tax returns.
Marie Dupuy, Mr. Wallenberg's niece, is seeking to force the F.S.B. security agency, a successor to the K.G.B., to make public documents that could shed light on his fate.
The Trump administration is set to make public on Wednesday its rules for deciding whether to disclose cyber vulnerabilities or keep them under wraps, according to a Reuters report.
But House Republicans have continued to focus on the whistle-blower's push to make public the Ukraine pressure campaign, as part of a larger effort to demonstrate partisan motivations.
The special counsel on Friday submitted his confidential report on the investigation to U.S. Attorney General William Barr, who must decide on how much of it to make public.
Similarly, Ken Starr, the independent counsel who investigated President Bill Clinton over the Whitewater and Monica Lewinsky scandals, gave Congress a long report that lawmakers voted to make public.
Military officials said the government had initially agreed to make public the results of its inquiry and had also agreed to stern action against those responsible for the leak.
" Sanders: "We need to make public colleges and universities tuition free and by taxing billionaires and by taxing Wall Street we will cancel all student debt in this country.
Now is the moment, they decided: it was time to make public two historic family portraits, discovered a decade earlier under the bed of their nonagenarian great-uncle Joe.
Booker called the process used by the committee to decide which documents to make public "a bit of sham," a characterization rejected by the panel's Republican chairman, Chuck Grassley.
Two years ago, China also began to make public efforts to ease that skepticism — a function of a time when it may need G.M.O. crops to feed its growing population.
While Stan became the face of Marvel and "The Godfather of Comic Books" to the public, Steve remained enigmatic over the years -- refusing to do interviews or make public appearances.
The news was disclosed in a letter sent by Cornell to more than 50 scientists who last week asked the university to make public the results of its original investigation.
Goffman has declined to make public the long, point-by-point rebuttal of her anonymous attacker, but after we got to know each other well, she shared it with me.
Despite her basic needs, she must make public appearances, meet officials from around the world, greet well-wishers, and attend photo shoots — all while looking composed and happy to boot.
But amid a furor over whether Moscow tried to influence the 2016 presidential race on Trump's behalf, lawmakers said they would make public as much of their probes as possible.
And when that happens, you know what, we will raise the minimum raise, we will have health care for all people, we will make public colleges and universities tuition free.
The IRS does not make public its investigations in such cases, but only one church is known to have lost its tax-exempt status as a result of the prohibition.
Swalwell said he was previously aware Cohen lied to his committee but was limited because he could not make public transcripts of Cohen's testimony or pass them along to Mueller.
The organization called on the Nigerian government to make public the findings from a panel investigating the military's compliance with human rights provisions set up by Vice President Yemi Osibanjo.
Warner on Monday wrote a letter to Haspel, obtained by CNN, saying that the CIA has failed to make public the leadership and supervisory positions Haspel held at CIA headquarters.
The department — which has said that Mr. Scott brandished a gun when he was shot dead — has refused to make public the video that might show how the shooting occurred.
However, the attorney general is not bound by special counsel regulations to release any of Mueller's confidential report and has broad discretion over what about the probe to make public.
Thankfully, DC has taken the exact opposite approach: It's chosen to make public the exact location and magnitude of the problem — which, arguably, is the first step to fixing it.
Udall also introduced legislation on Friday that would require the Trump administration to make public the logs of people who met with Trump at his Florida resort and other locations.
Each student will create a policy brief for President Xi as he begins to analyze and make public his candidate endorsement for the 2016 election (this is, of course, hypothetical).
If Mr. Trump does not make public the details of his taxes, he would be the first major party presidential nominee to decline to do so since Richard M. Nixon.
It also forced Ms. Omar to make public details about her complicated private life, which became fodder for conservative bloggers, who seized on her brief marriage to a British citizen.
The foundation, a federal agency that runs the United States program in Antarctica, did not make public information about the victims but said their next of kin had been notified.
Last week, Republicans on the House Intelligence Committee voted to make public a GOP-drafted memo that contained allegations the FBI abused its power to spy on the Trump campaign.
A few hours before the debate, Biden announced that he would add Sanders's plan to make public colleges and universities free for families who make less than $125,000 a year.
It was the first major US bank to make public global pay data that hadn't been adjusted for education, experience and location, putting pressure on its peers to follow suit.
But when it became known that the Americans were scheduled to make public a paper titled "Satellite Over the Planet" at the International Geophysical Year conference in Washington on Oct.
Generally, the fund managers would be more closely tied to the fortunes of the companies they invest in, and would also have to make public their fees and financial results.
It would make public colleges free for families earning up to $100,000 a year, subsidize tuition for those earning up to $150,000 and increase Pell Grant funding by $120 billion.
Trump directed all government scientists and health officials not to make public statements without going through Vice President Mike Pence, who is heading up the federal response to the virus.
Since 2017, more than 90 women have come forward to make public complaints about Mr. Weinstein, with allegations ranging from sexual harassment and unwanted touching to sexual assault and rape.
Uzo Asonye, a Mueller prosecutor, argued that the government doesn't typically make public its witness lists ahead of a trial, noting some people might not ultimately be called to testify.
Engel said he'd declined to make public his conversation with Bolton at the time, but he did share details with his House counterparts leading the investigation into the Ukraine scandal.
The House Intelligence Committee on Monday evening voted to make public a GOP-crafted memo alleging what some Republicans say are "shocking" surveillance abuses at the Department of Justice (DOJ).
They're also the "face" of the cruise ship, and quite literally as most guests get to see them emcee events, meet them at functions and they often make public announcements.
Ellis does plan to make public all bench conferences currently under seal with one exception -- likely the part of the trial where the special counsel's office discussed its ongoing investigation.
For EVs to gain widespread acceptance, manufacturers, charging companies, industry groups and governments at all levels must work together to make public charging available in as many locations as possible.
"I don't ever make public statements about relationships 'cause I just don't think it's right, you know?" he told 13 Reasons Why actor and friend Tommy Dorfman in the interview.
It would make public colleges free for families earning up to $100,000 a year, subsidize tuition for those earning up to $150,000 and increase Pell Grant funding by $120 billion.
" Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, said his staff worked through the night to make "public every committee confidential document the minority has requested, including a request after midnight.
In January 2015, President Obama announced a plan to make public community colleges tuition-free – making them an even more attractive option for people considering private (or for-profit) colleges.
Los Angeles is mulling a proposal to charge drivers during rush hour and use that money to make public transit free by 2028, according to Metro Chief Executive Phillip Washington.
The court also should be consistent with practice in other grand jury matters and make public the filings and dockets in the case, with redactions if necessary, the news organizations wrote.
"If the White House chief of staff can make public claims about the supposed conclusions of an FBI investigation, then Director Comey can come clean with the American people," Wyden said.
What to watch: Rubio expressed concern that Apple did not make public efforts to address security and privacy concerns about this app until reports were made public about its covert distribution.
A federal judge on Wednesday denied a request to unseal — and, hence, make public — the video tape recordings of the 2010 trial over California's Proposition 8 marriage amendment at this time.
" ITEP also argued the revenue from an FTT could be used to make public investments that "would be progressive, narrowing resource gaps between the most vulnerable families and the most fortunate.
Hillary Clinton believes that we must substantially lower student debt, and that we must make public colleges and universities tuition free for the middle class and working families of this country.
While they do not command much voting clout, their public comments often can set the tone since larger mutual fund companies rarely make public their votes ahead of corporate annual meetings.
The White House, MSNBC host Rachel Maddow and The Daily Beast have combined to make public that President Trump paid $38 million in taxes in 2005 on $150 million of income.
" According to the SEC, when a company's representative divulges nonpublic information to outsiders, particularly those who would use the information for trading, the business "must make public disclosure of that information.
"The solution is to invest more in Pell scholarships for low-income students, [and] to work with states to make public colleges and universities more affordable," Kvaal tells the Associate Press.
His campaign released details Wednesday of how Sanders will pay his $1 trillion dollar infrastructure plan and his $75-billion-a-year plan to make public college and universities tuition-free.
Christie recently vetoed a bill passed by his state's legislators that would have barred ballot access for presidential and vice presidential candidates who did not make public five years of returns.
Schiff this past week suggested there has been coordination between Nunes's effort to release his committee's interview transcripts and Trump's order to make public a set of Russia probe-related documents.
The House Intelligence Committee voted Monday night on party lines to make public a GOP-crafted memo that purports to show bias within the FBI and the Department of Justice (DOJ).
With both sides having a lot to lose, the parties have not disclosed the time or venue for the meeting and do not plan to make public statements when it ends.
But after Nunes issued a subpoena to gain access to the documents, he used a House procedure to make public classified materials, so long as the White House did not object.
Although we don't normally make public our recommendations to the prosecutors, we frequently make recommendations and engage in productive conversations with prosecutors about what resolution may be appropriate, given the evidence.
H.R.1 would also set up a bipartisan, blue-ribbon panel to vet potential nominees and make public recommendations to the president, which is not the usual practice for other agencies.
The tensions were heightened when the House Intelligence Committee voted Monday to make public a four-page memo that is said to allege misconduct at the highest levels of the FBI.
And while Trump for the most part didn't make public remarks that surprised congressional Republicans who were working on the tax package, there were times when he weighed in on Twitter.
The chain meme features a clumsily worded "legal" message warning of a new Instagram privacy policy in which the social network will make public all of its users' photos and messages.
Education policy experts such as Manhattan Institute's Max Eden have argued that these types of lax discipline reforms could make public schools more dangerous if they lead to more disruptive behavior.
All witnesses recount how Trump demanded that Comey make public what he had told numerous people and members of Congress in private that Trump was not a target of the investigation.
Consob made the request through its French counterpart, Autorité des marchés financiers (AMF), and Vivendi will have to make public its answer to the domestic regulator, the paper said on Saturday.
Pelosi also wrote that she is filing a Freedom of Information Act request to make public the FBI report on the agency's investigation into the allegations of sexual misconduct against Kavanaugh.
She had a television in the closet, and seeing her parents make public statements annoyed her; in a statement of her own, she even complained about her mother's mournful black clothes.
A federal judge on Tuesday told prosecutors they did not have to make public highly classified transcripts of Michael T. Flynn talking about sanctions with the Russian ambassador in December 2016.
An article on Thursday about the House Intelligence Committee's plans to make public the thousands of Facebook ads linked to Russia misidentified the state where Representative Adam B. Schiff's district is.
Barr has said he will not let himself be bullied by Trump and will protect the integrity of Mueller's investigation and make public as many of its findings as he can.
The president has fought multiple attempts to obtain copies of his tax returns, which he said during the 2016 campaign that he would make public but has since refused to disclose.
Sanders is pitching a scheme to make public colleges and universities tuition-free, and Clinton is promoting one that would ensure students pay what they can without taking on crippling loans.
It can set trade policies, use diplomatic pressure on trading partners, make public statements and appoint people to the Federal Reserve who are inclined toward either looser money or tighter money.
The police did not make public the names of the five people, who the police said had been under observation by counterterrorism officers as part of an ongoing intelligence-led operation.
Mr. McConnell has yet to make public his proposed rules for the trial, but he said they would be modeled on a resolution guiding the 1999 trial of President Bill Clinton.
In March, BuzzFeed News published its findings, triggering WWF's independent review, which it says it will make public, and a wave of investigations by government agencies in the US and Europe.
For his part, the president should turn over, or make public, any "tapes" he has and should follow through with his statement that he is willing to be questioned under oath.
If Brown does sign that measure, President Trump would be forced to make public the tax returns that he has long refused to release if he runs for reelection in 2020.
Citi (C) released the statistic last month, becoming the first major US bank to make public global pay data that hadn't been adjusted for factors such as education, experience and location.
Although we don't normally make public our recommendations to the prosecutors, we frequently make recommendations and engage in productive conversations with prosecutors about what resolution may be appropriate, given the evidence.
Harvesters are protective of ash stands, and there are concerns within the basketmaking community that Greenlaw's mapping efforts will make public the closely held locations of trees upon which they rely.
Her message to the editor was clear: Ms. Clifford, as the government later put it, was "willing to make public statements and confirm on the record" her assignations with Mr. Trump.
Though critics say his missive lacked concrete solutions for dealing with this crisis, it'll be his first opportunity to make public amends with Catholics both in Ireland and around the world.
Trump's nominee to fill the attorney general post permanently, William Barr, recently pledged to make public as much of the report as possible, saying Mueller is required to file it confidentially.
But some consumer advocates have raised concerns about that notion, because of the limited amount of financial information that private companies make public and the high risk of failure of such companies.
During the 2016 election, the New York Times reported this week, Buell contributed to an unsuccessful effort by attorney Lisa Bloom to make public sexual misconduct claims against then-candidate Donald Trump.
Using AVs for the "last mile" to move people to and from railway stations could make public transport more viable in less densely populated areas What about the impact on public transport?
Survivors and the families of the 218 people who died in Britain's worst ever sporting disaster were forced to fight for nearly three decades to make public what they had always known.
CNBC confirmed that Uber expects to make public its IPO registration on Thursday and plans to sell about $10 billion worth of stock, making it one of the largest-ever tech IPOs.
Government transparency activists are complaining local governments won't make public details of the tax-break and incentive packages they are offering to entice Amazon to bring its new headquarters to their jurisdictions.
Cosby's serial successes translated into extraordinary fame and considerable influence -- and he relished the opportunity to use his lofty status as a platform to make public pronouncements about social responsibility and parenting.
I also contacted every Snopes staff member with a public Facebook page, but the two who responded—Alex Kasprak and Brooke Binkowski—were not able to make public comments about the campaign.
He struggled Thursday night as well when his mother was at an event in Derry and Bush mentioned his "idyllic" father, whose health makes it difficult for him to make public appearances.
In a number of media appearances this week to promote his new book, Comey discussed President Donald Trump, his firing and his decision to make public the FBI's investigation into Hillary Clinton.
"We're going to make public as much as we can," said White House spokesman Eric Schultz, who gave the caveat that much of the report might contain "highly sensitive" or "classified" information.
"The IG report found that the Chairman properly used his authority to make public certain information about the changing state of play regarding the Lifeline Order," a spokesperson said in a statement.
Jon Eisenberg, a lawyer representing Mr. Diyab in an effort to make public videos of his force-feeding during hunger-strike protests at Guantánamo, said he spoke to him on June 5.
The Department of Justice on Monday released a second redacted version of the Mueller report, but the document doesn't appear to make public new details about the special counsel's investigation and findings.
The agreement required Daniels — who received $130,000 from Trump's lawyer Michael Cohen as part of the deal — to not make public comments about her purported relationship with Trump in 2006 and 2007.
The sheer number of photos described in the GAO report is staggering, but what's worse is that the FBI didn't make public disclosures about the program required by law, the report says.
Since then, the company has scrambled to appease lawmakers by promising to hire more than 1,000 people to manually review political ad purchases and to make public the funding behind those ads.
Finally, Google took six months to make public that user data on its social network, Google Plus, had been exposed and that profiles of up to 500,000 users may have been compromised.
And it highlighted the prominence of so-called dark money groups that pursue political agendas and employ members of both parties without being required to make public the source of their funding.
"This doesn't make public service look like the place you want to spend your career," said David J. Berteau, chief executive of the Professional Services Council, a trade group representing federal contractors.
Typically, lawmakers wishing to make public secretive information classified by the executive branch spend months, if not years, fighting with the White House and the intelligence community over what they can release.
But such measures will be of limited use if the authorities have an incomplete picture of the problem — or if they have more a complete picture that they do not make public.
Of those congressional allies who did make public comments on Sunday, several either focused on attacking Democrats' handling of the case or said they would reserve judgment until they saw more facts.
We followed up with a phone interview, in which he expanded on the ideas, some of which he has been thinking about and refining for years but had yet to make public.
We're going to need the very information that Trump and the Republican Senators have declined to make public, not just about the impeachment, but countless other alleged misdeeds committed by this administration.
His office refused to make public the McDonald video until after a judge's order, with Emanuel insisting he hadn't viewed it and didn't purposely keep it under wraps until after his reelection.
Google and Twitter agreed during a House Intelligence Committee hearing to make public some of the content created by Russian actors on their platforms, under pressure from the panel's top Democrat, Rep.
She proposed banning federal lawmakers and their senior staff from serving on corporate boards and requiring every new member of Congress to make public any potential financial conflicts before they take office.
The tensions were heightened by the House Intelligence Committee's vote late Monday to make public a four-page memo that is said to allege misconduct at the highest levels of the FBI.
Both the hospitals and health insurers say they should not be required to make public what they consider proprietary information, and they are expected to mount legal challenges to any mandated disclosure.
The injury was not publicly disclosed at the time because "the Dodgers generally do not make public reports of accidents that take place at Dodger Stadium," the team said in a statement.
Now, all nine will be thrust into a high-stakes battle between the executive branch and Congress, as well as the longstanding controversy regarding Trump's refusal to make public his tax returns.
Ron Wyden (D-Ore.), a member of the Senate Intelligence Committee, has also called for legislation to force the U.S. intelligence agencies to make public their assessment of the Khashoggi killing next week.
Well-known figures and media outlets can make public posts, but most content is shared behind closed doors -- either peer-to-peer, or in WeChat groups which can have up to 500 members.
Elizabeth Warren unveiled a proposal last week that would immediately forgive $50,000 in student loans for Americans in households earning less than $100,000 a year, as well as make public colleges tuition-free.
And the Fourth Amendment, which protects against unreasonable search and seizure, requires ICE agents to obtain judicial warrants to enter schools, not just the administrative warrants they generally use to make public arrests.
The Palm Beach County State Attorney's office said in court papers that its prosecutors were obligated under Florida law to make public the tapes recorded by police on hidden cameras, the Globe reported.
Mueller handed in a confidential report on his investigation into Russia's role in the 2016 presidential election to U.S. Attorney General William Barr, who will decide how much of it to make public.
The New York Times reported in October that Chinese officials have ordered provincial governments to create online databases that will make public the names of people who have not paid off money owed.
The White House is yet to determine and make public what an extreme vetting process would entail, but detainees and their advocates are concerned it would effectively rule out all the eligible detainees.
To mollify that complaint, this year Iowa Democrats will make public both counts — how voters align on their first choice and then the results after supporters of unviable candidates make a second choice.
"I do not wish to make public my family's private matters, but I would like to make it clear that I completely and unequivocally support my children and their mother," the statement read.
A more in-depth version of the data pulled all public LinkedIn data from the pool of users, including previous employment, education history and any other information those users opted to make public.
The U.S. and Chinese delegations were scheduled to have had dinner at Shanghai's historic riverfront Fairmont Peace Hotel on Tuesday night, but both teams avoided the media and did not make public comments.
The White House has yet to determine and make public what an extreme vetting process would entail, but detainees and their advocates are concerned it would effectively rule out all the eligible detainees.
In the course of it she alleged that the governor blindfolded her half-naked in his basement, then took a photograph that he threatened to make public if she told anyone about him.
President Trump asked the Director of National Intelligence and NSA Director to make public statements denying the existence of any evidence of collusion between his campaign and Russia, according to the Washington Post.
They pointed to his decision to immediately make public a letter to McConnell asking for four witnesses to testify at the trial and a marathon series of votes he forced until 2 a.m.
Bernie Sanders, a Vermont independent running for president as a Democrat, was not among the initial co-sponsors, he has put forth his own plan to make public colleges and universities tuition-free.
"It took guts for director Comey to make the move that he made," Trump said of the FBI chief's decision to make public the bureau's revived probe into Hillary Clinton's private email server.
The first is to make public transit feel safer by posting staff in highly visible places and training them to deal with harassment situations, so women feel protected while they're waiting for transit.
It is thanks to Till-Mobley that those of us who are familiar with Emmett Till's story know him through a few select images, those she decided to make public after his death.
"I am encouraged that Ms. Horman is now willing to make public statements about the events that occurred on June 4, 2010," Kaine Horman, who officially divorced Terri in late 2013, tells PEOPLE.
But for the majority of those trips, the EPA did not meet with environmental interests, did not notify the press about Pruitt's whereabouts, and did not make public a schedule of his events.
Washington (CNN)Government lawyers have asked a judge to reject CNN's requests to make public the memos of former FBI Director James Comey in which he details his meetings with President Donald Trump.
"Businesses and creators are clearly informed in the sign-up or conversion flow that the contact information they would like to make public to help people contact them will be displayed," Lino said.
Signed into law in 2012, the Jobs Act allows companies with under $1 billion in revenue to file confidential IPO plans, which they must make public several weeks before the road show begins.
The memo, which the committee voted on Monday night to make public along party lines, has been sent to the White House, which has five days to decide whether to allow its release.
In particular, the rule would make public both the list prices set by hospitals, and the prices hospitals negotiate with insurance companies for particular procedures, information that's typically secret and can vary widely.
The House Intelligence Committee voted Monday night on party lines to make public a memo that Republicans say contains evidence the FBI and Department of Justice (DOJ) were biased against the Trump campaign.
First there was his decision to demonstrate his respect by trekking to the Times building (after temporarily canceling the meeting).. Then there was the agreement to make public the record of their conversation.
TV and the HarrisX polling company, found that 220006 percent of respondents disagreed, saying they don't think Trump has the right to take away clearances from former officials who make public political statements.
Sanders's in particular is a far-reaching plan that would eliminate more than $1.6 trillion in student debt and make public universities tuition-free, at a cost of $2.2 trillion over 10 years.
Laureate has also made millions of dollars in charitable contributions through the Clinton Global Initiative, an arm of the foundation that arranged for corporations to make public pledges for their own philanthropic projects.
And the American people understand that if our kids are going to make it into the middle class of this country, we must make public colleges and universities and trade schools tuition-free.
BUSINESS DAY An article on Thursday about the House Intelligence Committee's plans to make public the thousands of Facebook ads linked to Russia misidentified the state where Representative Adam B. Schiff's district is.
In another filing on Friday, prosecutors did comply with Judge Sullivan's order to make public the message that Mr. Trump's former personal lawyer John Dowd left for Mr. Flynn's lawyer, Robert K. Kelner.
The new vehicles, which look more like traditional buses than jeepneys, are intended to reduce pollution, improve comfort and safety, and make public transportation more accessible for the elderly and people with disabilities.
At the urging of agrochemical companies, the administration has proposed forcing studies like the Chamacos project to make public information about its study participants in order to continue to be considered by regulators.
In early October, Mr. Stone predicted on his Twitter account, which was suspended after a string of expletive-laden tweets, that the documents that Mr. Assange promised to make public would hurt Mrs.
Just hours before their one-on-one debate last week, Biden announced that he supports Sanders's plan to make public colleges and universities free for families who make less than $85033,000 a year.
To mollify that complaint, this year Iowa Democrats will make public both counts — how voters align on their first choice and then the results after supporters of unviable candidates make a second choice.
The center asked the Commerce Department's internal ethics watchdog, the Office of the Inspector General, to "conduct a thorough investigation of the matter addressed in this complaint" and to make public its findings.
The Senate Intelligence Committee has asked election officials in 21 states to make public information about Russian efforts to hack their elections systems during the 85033 elections, the panel's top Democrat said Wednesday.
In the Polaris seventh grade class mentioned earlier, students decided to make public service videos, like the one you see above, and persuaded their local alderman to run them on his YouTube channel.
The top Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee is pushing for the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to make public any attempts by foreign powers to hack elections databases, networks and other systems.
The top Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee is pushing for the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to make public any attempts by foreign powers to hack election databases, networks and other systems.
The judge overseeing the company's months-long court challenge to dodge a Mueller subpoena wouldn't be that restrictive -- but she still wouldn't allow the law firm to make public statements about the case.
The No. 2 Democrat in the Senate, Dick Durbin, attacked the tax proposal and the fact Trump, a wealthy New York real estate developer, had declined to make public his personal tax returns.
But Trump also said the decision whether to release Mueller's report rests with Attorney General William Barr, who has been coy about how much of the special counsel's findings he will make public.
Buttigieg on Friday released a summary of the work he did — but he has not heeded Warren's calls to make public a full client list, citing a nondisclosure agreement he signed with McKinsey.
Nor does it make public the names of individuals whose cases are brought up with the Chinese authorities, said the spokesman, who asked that his name not be used in keeping with protocol.
The British government "finds it very difficult to make public statements about the Persian Gulf," Ms. Kinninmont said, without offending the monarchs of the region or risking its credibility with citizens at home.
Andrew M. Cuomo's new plan to help make public colleges in New York tuition-free for middle-class students, and has been attracting more national attention as an affordable engine of upward mobility.
The secret documents she helped make public showed abuses by the US government in terms of how it treated prisoners and how it, in many cases, overstepped boundaries in the name of counterterrorism.
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey, a friend of Mr. Khashoggi's, has yet to publicly accuse the Saudis of abducting or killing him, or to make public any evidence to support such accusations.
The president is authorized by law to make public any and all classified information he or she sees fit — so anything that Trump may have shared of a classified nature was his prerogative.
Washington (CNN)The Justice Department said Tuesday it agrees that a federal court in Washington can make public lists describing potentially hundreds of miscellaneous court actions, like search warrants, used in the Mueller investigation.
Unfortunately, this is all the information we have because Amazon refuses to make public complete information about the wages and benefits provided by the contractors it uses to run fulfillment centers across the country.
Rand Paul openly feuding with members of his own party as he tried to make public the latest language of the House repeal bill, following the release of an earlier draft that angered conservatives.
The Singer email speculated on whether Akzo would make public the letter calling for Burgman's dismissal and said shareholders would withdraw their call for a meeting if Burgmans did agree to talks with PPG.
So this notion of a "warm intro," and we've seen many a famous VC make public statements about "if you can't figure out how to get a warm intro to me …" Screw you, right?
The senators - Ron Wyden and Ed Markey, both Democrats, and Republicans Rand Paul and Cory Gardner - said the Trump administration should make public additional details about possible surveillance using cellphone-site simulators around Washington.
Mayaa al-Zahrani was arrested after she reportedly posted a letter online that Abdelaziz asked her to make public in case of her arrest, HRW said, adding that both women are being held incommunicado.
Yes, I do believe that now after the American people bailed Wall Street out, yes, they should pay a Wall Street speculation tax so that we can make public colleges and universities tuition-free.
He said the lawsuit sought a court order to require that dioceses comply with Pennsylvania law and make public the names of priests accused of sexual abuse and whether they are still around children.
The group particularly called on Facebook to make public its list of slurs deemed locally unacceptable on the platform, out of concern the list might be skewed against the Muslim minority in the country.
It also reveals the relative reluctance of the church to make public its internal failings: While individual dioceses named priests using available church documents, the church as a whole has failed to do so.
The Justice Department faces a deadline to make public parts of the special counsel's report related to ex-national security adviser Michael Flynn, plus transcripts of Flynn's conversations with Russians during the Trump transition.
Bitcasa's pitch now is to 'make public cloud storage simple' by offering a series of Cloud Storage Platform APIs and branded applications enabling developers to add file storage, access and sharing to their applications.
That's why I introduced the College for All Act, to make public colleges and universities in America tuition-free for families earning $125,000 per year or less—which covers 86 percent of our population.
" When asked if he would release his own speeches after saying Clinton should make public her remarks to large banks: "I am very happy to release all of my paid speeches to Wall Street.
In a major policy announcement last month, the government said it supported off-site construction, promised financial support for prefabs and to make public land available for "modular schemes", as they are known now.
Although Cuba does not make public the proportion of its ART-treated population receiving locally made drugs, it attributes much of its relatively low HIV incidence to the free provision of locally produced ART.
A lawyer for Infowars founder Alex Jones is seeking to make public the home addresses of parents who lost their children in the 2012 mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn.
White has said she believes investors may be facing "information overload" when it comes to information companies are required to make public, and the agency is exploring whether it can refine what is provided.
Among other things, her decision to not make public the medical examiner's initial statement that Mr. Gray's death could have been an accident earned the severe criticism it got from Judge Barry G. Williams.
In the Video Op-Ed above, the Eurasia Group Foundation, which seeks to make public debates about United States foreign policy more inclusive, interviewed five veterans from diverse backgrounds who oppose continuing the war.
News alerts about individual interviews have become public in the past 48 hours, as have reports that Christine Blasey Ford, the first woman to make public accusations against Kavanaugh, has yet to be interviewed.
The two parties coming together to make clear that we're not going to help America's adversaries accomplish their goals by weaponizing materials they steal and make public in order to disrupt our democratic process.
Last week, Democrats in the Senate forced the delay of a vote confirming two new members to the commission because the nominees would not commit to requiring companies to make public their political donations.
The bug did not make public posts that had previously been shared to a limited group, the company said -- it only affected new posts shared after the bug started and before it was fixed.
Those nations might have shared security goals, but public sentiment about Jerusalem could make it impossible for Arab leaders to make public overtures to Israel as part of any Trump peace plan, analysts say.
Burr steered clear of the original controversy over the Nunes memo earlier this year, and the effort from House Republicans to make public the classified material contained in the FISA warrant application on Page.
One longstanding tension in intelligence work is deciding when to make public what you have obtained from secret sources — it can put those sources at risk and potentially dry up the pipeline of information.
Executives of these big companies may individually make public statements welcoming federal regulation, but in practice they are doing everything they can to weaken existing laws and shape new ones in their own interests.
"I want to make public this great gesture of love you had with this baby, whom you treated like a mother without a second thought, even though you didn't know him," Mr. Heredia wrote.
By a party-line vote, Republicans on the House Intelligence Committee voted to release their memo this week and rejected Democrats' appeal to make public their own still-classified memo at the same time.
The current technocratic government of Prime Minister Dacian Ciolos, a former European commissioner who took over for one year after Victor Ponta quit in November 2015, has sought to make public administration more transparent.
He shared a series of policies the company was about to make public about combating gun violence since the mass shooting that killed 22 people at one of his El Paso stores last month.
Feloni: Was that ever a difficulty in terms of being the CEO of a scaling company when they&aposre asking you to make public appearances or just even talking to an ever-growing crowd?
His remarks to Zelensky obviously weren't tweets crafted to disparage Democrats or fire up his supporters, but are instead part of a private phone conversation that, one assumes, he never intended to make public.
But he has continued to make public appearances, at times openly mocking the United States for his apparent impunity, and the issue has been a source of strain between the United States and Pakistan.
House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy of California, until recently part of a GOP majority that spent months trying to make public documents embarrassing to Democrats, argued against Congress exercising oversight over the unredacted report.
Trump said in an interview that his accusation was grounded in a New York Times story and a Fox News report, and that he currently has additional proof that he has yet to make public.
"It is disgraceful how Zuckerberg promises more transparency, but does not want to make public statements in the European Parliament," Sven Giegold, a Green Member of European Parliament (MEP), told the Financial Times last week.
Before this weekend, Google had justified its meetings with Trump by arguing that it was better to work behind the scenes than make public statements that could alienate people the company needs to work with.
Unsealing the case could allow the U.S. Justice Department to make public details of why the man turned against Islamic State at a time when the government is trying to combat the group's online propaganda.
The women writing about these allegations have to ask terrible questions: "Women who make public claims about sexual abuse face shaming and disbelief, not to mention professional blackballing," Stephanie Merry wrote in The Washington Post.
The Commission said Italian reforms broadly stalled last year and some, like the pension reform of the previous government, were reversed, which would make public finances less sustainable and hit productivity and potential GDP growth.
Spokeswoman Winter Prosapio said in an email that it contained "misleading and false information" and that Schlitterbahn would challenge details in a letter to the department later this week that it plans to make public.
Italy's treasury wants to sell up to 49 percent of ENAV by the end of June as part of efforts to raise funds to cut the country's public debt and make public companies more efficient.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Representative Adam Schiff, the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, said on Wednesday the committee will make public transcripts of interviews conducted with witnesses in the impeachment probe of President Donald Trump.
The U.S. National Security Agency (NSA) could be required to make public any security flaws it finds in software that it exploits to spy on users under a bill proposed by two lawmakers on Wednesday.
White has been repeatedly pressured by advocates of tough rules and Democrats on Capitol Hill for a rule forcing companies to make public where they spend money on political matters, but has resisted those efforts.
He shared his thoughts in a Facebook post, uploaded on Thursday with a screenshot that Mondanile used to make public a private donation he had made to a charity that works with survivors of abuse.
In a neat illustration on Monday, the search giant honoured Japanese inventor Seiichi Miyake, who invented tactile paving, used worldwide to make public space more accessible to people who are blind or have low vision.
Government lawyers have asked a federal judge to deny requests from various media outlets and government watchdog groups to make public memos by ousted FBI Director James Comey, which detail his meetings with President Trump.
More companies may be facing margin calls, but some may have chosen not to make public announcements, which means the actual situation could be worse than what's publicly known, official Securities Times reported on Wednesday.
This year, CNN and the Centro de Periodismo Investigativo (CPI) in Puerto Rico sued the island's Demographic Registry to make public a database with information about everyone who died in the months after the storm.
The Castilla family filed a lawsuit October 17, seeking to force the MGM/Mandalay Bay to make public what they knew about Paddock and what security measures they had or failed to have in place.
Mr. Kaine used the moment to attack Mr. Trump's refusal to release his income tax returns and to attack his comments this summer that Russia should make public anything they might have stolen from Mrs.
While the company generally encourages people to make public the information they post to the platform, people must opt in to make their vote planner information visible to friends who have also used the tool.
During the call, according to Mr. Barr, the special counsel pressed again for Mr. Barr to immediately make public the executive summaries to provide a more accurate picture of the conclusions of the Mueller report.
Mr. de Blasio said during the debate that he gave his personal email to "thousands" of people, but he refused to make public cellphone records that could show how often the men were in contact.
I can't say why she decided to make public the nearly 600 photographs on her account, but I'll call it an act of generosity from an artist who is less outgoing than most Instagram hounds.
The president and his lawyers have fought vigorously in other venues to shield his tax returns, which Mr. Trump said during the 2016 campaign that he would make public but has since refused to disclose.
During the presidential transition, Mr. Kobach was photographed meeting with Mr. Trump and carrying a document that appeared to propose amending the federal motor-voter law, a document that he has refused to make public.
The United States argues that Assange put lives at risk with his decision in 2010 to make public or publish thousands of classified military documents and diplomatic cables via the online WikiLeaks site (NBC News).
On this day in 1974, President Richard Nixon, belatedly responding to a trial subpoena that had been issued in July 1973, said he would make public transcripts of 46 White House conversations related to Watergate.
Even with the disclosure offered Friday, the picture of his finances is far from complete as they lack the level of detail normally provided in tax returns, which Mr. Trump has refused to make public.
Mnangagwa also promised to make public the findings of an inquiry into the 1983 massacre of the Ndebele ethnic group in Matabeleland, a region in Zimbabwe that was a center of opposition to Mugabe's regime.
In a statement, Warren touted anti-corruption legislation she introduced last year that would require elected officials and candidates for federal office to make public more robust information about their taxes and other financial dealings.
This collective of women investors, who call themselves #Angels, published a call to action on Medium in late February, asking that the leaders of private companies make public the diversity in their businesses' ownership structures.
In all cases, the agencies should also track and make public data regarding the effects of the shutdown on borrowers facing foreclosure and the steps the agencies are taking to protect homeowners from unnecessary foreclosures.
House Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff on Sunday threatened to call Robert Mueller to Capitol Hill and subpoena his investigative findings if Attorney General William Barr does not make public the special counsel's highly anticipated report.
Victoire Rio, one of the activists who'd called for such an audit earlier this year, welcomed the move but said it was unclear just how much — if any — of the audit Facebook will make public.
"We do not have a category called 'Alternative Lifestyles' any longer, nor do we categorize or make public any classifications that discriminate against a particular group of people," he clarified in a follow-up email.
The lion's share of seizures (60 percent) took place in Spain and the UK, although it is important to note that several countries, including France, have ceased to make public their records on drug seizures.
NEW DELHI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Delhi's pledge to make public transport free for women split opinion in India on Wednesday, with supporters hoping it entices more women into work and detractors calling it a sexist gimmick.
He is expected to make public appearances Friday and Saturday at the NHL 100 Gala, where he will honor his late father Alan Thicke, and at the NHL All-Star Celebrity Shootout as an assistant coach.
To hear Bookman tell it, local governments are largely moving in the opposite direction, partly in reaction to these White House moves, but also because it's easier than ever to make public data seeable and searchable.
The order did not make public crucial pieces of information, like when the complaint against Judge Murguia was filed, when the misconduct occurred or what "corrective actions" had been taken in response to the council's findings.
The Trump administration rejected Neal's requests and subpoenas, arguing they lacked a "legitimate legislative purpose" and that Democrats' true objective in seeking the tax returns was to make public the tax information of a political rival.
And while they may not be out in the field every day like the officers they manage, many leaders in the police force still get called out to crime scenes to assist or make public statements.
More witnesses likely to return While Schiff and other committee leaders have been tight-lipped on which witnesses could make public appearance, Democrats say there will be several weeks of public hearings — and likely return witnesses.
"(We) call on the relevant authorities to quickly respond to the association's concern, and make public the whole story of this incident, including the reason for police taking forceful measures," the guild said in a statement.
The problem FEND aims to address is to make public health campaigns more effective by individualizing the conversation for each user, while also using the same sort of technology social apps leverage to addict their users.
The Collective is a gallery with a traditional artist roster and a mission to revitalize the city by commissioning artists from the city and around the world to make public art in the streets of Detroit.
"While we do have a press assistant opening in the Communications Department, Senator Graham has not applied and should not make public statements on behalf of Senator Rand Paul," said Sergio Gor, a spokesman for Paul.
And given President Trump's unprecedented decision to conduct official business at his private business properties, the Trump administration has an obligation to make public the visitor lists at places like Mar-a-Lago and Trump Tower.
By the late 1960s, the Urban Mass Transportation Administration's work was in full swing, and it began funding seminars for engineers and officials, looking for the evolutionary leap that would make public transit feel new again.
At the start of April, he and several allies got great press for a new bill that would make public four-year colleges and universities free for Americans from families making less than $125,000 a year.
Mr Wright does not want to make public the proof for block 1, arguing that block 9 contains the only bitcoin address that is clearly linked to Mr Nakamoto (because he sent money to Hal Finney).
After the criticism from Hayden, Ashcroft dropped his refusal to make public any information about the use of that section and said it had not been employed to get access to library records, the journal said.
The Justice Department should also craft and make public a strategy to combat white nationalist violence, Ms. Patel said, adding that the government does not necessarily need new laws to fight domestic terrorism, just new priorities.
Companies gave over $70 million in disclosed contributions to super PACs and likely hundreds of millions more in "dark money" donations to political groups that do not have to make public the details of their financing.
Porter said if ACLEI did not consider the allegations warranted an investigation, the agency would provide the attorney general with an explanation as to why it came to that conclusion, which he would then make public.
The current system in place does not require the OOC to make public the number of sexual harassment complaints, number of settlements reached, the dollar figure of those settlements or which offices are being complained about.
Jocelyn Smith — Perales's Republican primary opponent — claims that Perales kissed and choked her, and has threatened to make public sexual text messages between the two if he does not step down, the Dayton Daily News reported.
Many cities are trying to make public spaces as uncomfortable as possible for homeless people by tearing out benches, replacing covered bus stops with leaning posts, and adding ornamental spikes to ledges or other flat surfaces.
Younger liberals, in particular, cheered the plan, which would make public college tuition-free, boost low-income kids' prospects of matriculating, and cancel up to $50,000 in student debt for households that make less than $100,20163.
Declining ridership could affect the amount of government funding transportation agencies receive, and that might create conditions—old equipment, slower or diminished service, reduced station safety, fewer (unionized) employees—that make public transit even more unpalatable.
" Pressed as to whether the meetings were personal or city business, Mr. Phillips repeated himself: "I'm saying he had a series of meetings in Brooklyn, and I'm declining to make public the details of nonpublic meetings.
Some of the cache was particularly valuable because it included reports that the Democrats had compiled on vulnerabilities involving their own candidates — a due-diligence check to bolster their defenses — and never intended to make public.
In that business leaders have been reluctant to make public statements on Brexit for fear of upsetting the government and pro-Brexit voters, the warnings seem to reflect a rising fear of a chaotic exit. Mrs.
The World Health Organization and the Red Cross have also taken to TikTok to make public service announcements—often conscripting their office workers to participate in jazzy hand-washing sessions and minimum spray sneeze dabs. Goofy?
"There's things we simply cannot make public about what it is we knew at that time and what in fact we know today about the continuing activity," Pompeo told host Chris Wallace on Fox News Sunday.
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In an unusual move, it decided last year to make public information based on data from thousands of people it had tested, a move it said would aid drug research and other efforts to combat diseases.
Just last week, the House handed Reinstein another blow when it passed legislation that would make public certain information about asbestos victims seeking compensation from trusts that were created by the bankruptcy code to help them.
Pressure to impeach Weighing in on the controversy earlier Sunday, House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff said that impeachment "may be the only remedy" to Trump's refusal to make public the complaint and phone call transcript.
Ron Wyden said he will seek to make public the secret information about the murder of Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi if the Trump administration continues to refuse to turn over a report on the issue.
Kantar's findings speak to the recent infrastructure developments of some of Asia's big cities, which make public transport a viable — and often preferable — means of transportation for commuters who would rather avoid driving the congested roads.
This year, CNN and the Centro de Periodismo Investigativo, or CPI, in Puerto Rico sued the island's Demographic Registry to make public a database with information about everyone who died in the months after the storm.
The House Intelligence Committee, which Nunes chairs, voted Monday night on party lines to make public a memo that Republicans say contains evidence the FBI and Department of Justice (DOJ) were biased against the Trump campaign.
Faith, who has refused to make public the sex of her one-year-old, said she encountered gender expectations "all the time" but hoped to give her child space to grow without the pressure of preconceptions.
Claypool said he was also encouraged by Democratic House Speaker Michael Madigan's proposed amendment to the Illinois Constitution that would make public education a fundamental right, while giving the state the "preponderant" responsibility for funding schools.
Adam Schiff, the top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, produced the 10-page document as a rebuttal to the Republican memo on alleged FISA abuses that the House panel voted to make public on Monday.
The management team includes the company founder and chairman, Charles L. M. Dunlop, who has said his own experience with prostate cancer — now in remission — influenced his decision to make public anonymized information from Ambry's database.
Asif Ghafoor, a military spokesman, said in a Twitter message that the army rejected Mr. Sharif's effort, and insisted he make public the results of an investigation into the leaks and put its recommendations into effect.
But it also now seems clear that Clinton won't be able to avoid answering these questions in future public appearances, which may well make him less likely to want to make public appearances in the future.
Britain's Financial Conduct Authority has urged parliament's Treasury Committee not to publish the report, excerpts of which have already leaked but which the regulator says it is legally unable to make public due to its confidential nature.
The company has yet to make public any proof of its claim that the attack was a state-sponsored actor, though this information is unlikely to be made public before any law enforcement agency investigations are finished.
The Debt Recovery Tribunal in the southern Indian city of Bengaluru will hear the case next on March 28, it said on Monday, asking Mallya, Diageo and United Spirits to make public the details of their agreement.
Barr, who was confirmed by the Senate last week, said during his confirmation hearings that he would make public as many of Mueller's findings as he can but stopped short of promising to release the entire report.
We must create an independent, bipartisan commission to fully investigate and make public Russia's interference in our election through its illegal theft and selective release of private emails, its dissemination of fake news, or by other means.
The United States had urged China to make public the circumstances of Tenzin Delek's death, while a United Nations rights watchdog later cited his case in a call to end torture in Chinese police stations and prisons.
There are steps the Obama administration could take to make public the full Senate report on how the CIA detained and interrogated terror suspects after 9/11, the leading Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee said Tuesday.
Democrats could likewise make public demands for commitments from Republicans not to confirm any senior Justice Department official who won't commit to protecting the Mueller investigation, or to state the consequences Trump would face for firing Mueller.
The U.S. and Chinese delegations later appeared to have reached Shanghai's historic riverfront Fairmont Peace Hotel where sources say the U.S. delegations are having dinner, but both teams avoided the media and did not make public comments.
But Mr. Trump will not be required to make public his income tax returns, which he declined to do during the campaign, citing a continuing audit by the Internal Revenue Service, an agency he will now control.
Whitehouse also pressed Barr, who is testifying on the results of the Russia investigation, on when he decided to make public the letter special counsel Robert Mueller sent to Barr objecting to his summary of its findings.
"While we do have a press assistant opening in the Communications Department, Senator Graham has not applied and should not make public statements on behalf of Senator Rand Paul," Paul spokesman Sergio Gor said in a statement.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump will do everything within his legal authority to determine and make public who is in the United States legally and who is not, White House spokesman Hogan Gidley said on Thursday.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Three Senate Democrats complained on Wednesday that the CIA is refusing to make public important information about Gina Haspel, the senior undercover officer President Donald Trump has nominated to be the intelligence agency's next director.
Mr. Trump is the most prominent user of the service, having turned to the social network to rail against the media, promote his America-first agenda and even make public the firing of his secretary of state.
The fallout from Mr. Barr's letter outlining the Russia investigation's main findings overshadowed his intent to make public as much of the entire report as possible, a goal he has stressed since his confirmation hearing in January.
There's nothing wrong with posting photos to your favorite social channels, but think twice about the information that other people can glean from any pictures you make public—particularly the places where you might live and work.
An executive summary, he said in a telephone interview, was all that the military could make public "without this thing blowing up into a firestorm," and he suggested that senior officials were trying to protect their reputations.
In the past, E.P.A. officials have said that Mr. Pruitt has faced an unprecedented number of death threats, which account for the size of his security force and the agency's refusal to make public his daily schedule.
New York City Will Be Asked to Release More Data on Students The City Council is to consider a bill requiring the Education Department to make public how many applications each school receives and where students live.
The group claims the government should have assessed privacy concerns before making the request, should be using a secured website to receive the information and should not make public partial Social Security numbers, The Washington Post reported.
"It was not uncommon on the set of The Apprentice for Donald to make public comments about women's looks, about who he would sleep with or who he would ask others would they sleep with," Pinkett said.
Tuesday's decision to make public the names targeted in the investigation goes back to March, when Brazil's top public prosecutor asked the Supreme Court to open 83 investigations into senior politicians based on the Odebrecht employees' testimony.
If we move from the hypothetical to a real-world application, the supply of shares can be increased if a number of companies make public offerings or existing firms complete secondary offerings, perhaps to repay their debt.
"The actual nitty gritty of whether there's a genuine energy and material savings when it comes to Apple's processes is really difficult to say for sure" based on the information they make public, Lepawsky tells The Verge.
The move was controversial — some said it violated the American Psychiatric Association&aposs Goldwater rule, which states that psychiatrists should not make public statements about the mental health of public figures unless they have personally examined them.
Barr plans to make public a redacted copy of Mueller's nearly 400-page investigative report into Russian interference in the 2016 election by mid-April, "if not sooner," he said in a letter to lawmakers on Friday.
Mr. Sanders wins points for his takedown of Wall Street and his vow to make public colleges free and health care available for all, but some wonder whether these ambitions are too lofty given the deeply divided Congress.
My sources and documents that I&aposll be able to make public tomorrow will show that there were contacts going on by people identified as informers, informants, people who provided information begin much, much earlier than July 31st.
"It has become obvious that your supposed legislative purpose is just a pretext, and your request is merely a means to access and make public the tax returns of a single individual for purely political purposes," said Rep.
Prosecutors argued that Mr Lyon's failure to make public his knowledge of an outbreak in Flint of Legionnaires' disease, a nasty form of pneumonia, can be linked to the deaths of two men from the illness in 2015.
FBI director: Clinton 'extremely careless' but no charges recommended Comey's solo appearance Tuesday stood out for historical reasons, because it's highly unusual for the FBI to make public findings when investigators have decided no charges should be brought.
With national anthem protests having spread across the sports world in recent weeks, many expect NBA players — who, generally speaking, have been outspoken on social issues before — to make public statements of their own before games this season.
And let me also say that in the United States of America when we talk about public education, it's not just first grade through twelfth, it's got to be expanded to make public colleges and universities tuition-free.
For example, the law's new requirements include requiring agencies to report and ultimately make public the value, type and date of a property seizure, if any criminal charges were filed and the final disposition of the seized property.
I am now fairly confident based on evidence I don't wish to make public at this point that Apple is planning new (likely UIKit) Music, Podcasts, perhaps even Books, apps for macOS, to join the new TV app.
"While we do have a press assistant opening in the Communications Department, Senator Graham has not applied and should not make public statements on behalf of Senator Rand Paul," Paul spokesman Sergio Gor said in a statement, however.

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