"Understand that when you're traveling, the government may potentially hold you for hours, and they may potentially confiscate your devices," says Hassan Shibly, director of CAIR's Florida branch.
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Better alignment of agricultural and nutritional policies may potentially improve population health.
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"The more you look, the more you may potentially find," Baines said.
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Rthm won't offer stark, misguided prognostications about the way you may potentially die.
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These new coordinators may potentially bring a newfound focus to elder justice issues.
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I may potentially never get the chance to be a mom — my ultimate desire.
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We do worry, will we get our business back that we may potentially lose?
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But it's also important to know when a company may potentially cut its dividend.
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"Excess dietary fat intake may potentially contribute to unhealthy maternal weight gain," Caut added.
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Keeping a hijab on may potentially cost me my safety and endanger my young daughters.
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This implies the hope of a public register may potentially be a complete non-starter.
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Experts also warned that the change may potentially make it more annoying for consumers as well.
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"May potentially be the most hated male in the UK right now, but its fantastic," he wrote.
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The Selective Service system maintains contact information for Americans who may potentially be subject to military conscription.
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The PR agency will collaborate with Koch network groups, but may potentially serve other private sector clients.
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"Long nails may potentially curl into your rabbit's foot," warns My House Rabbit, another bunny rescue organization.
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"After today, the drone operators may potentially end up having their drones seized and forfeited," Piro said.
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Without the appropriate planning in place, things can quickly become overwhelming and may potentially endanger the caregiver's career.
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"It took me about 10 years to get a sense that the series may potentially last," Horii says.
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MILAN — He may potentially be the most powerful man in Italy, yet few people know who he is.
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More notably, several recent studies indicate that cannabis and its compounds may potentially mitigate cravings for other drugs.
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In China, money from high-risk areas has been taken out of circulation, and may potentially be destroyed.
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"In the agency's assessment, the nuclear material in question may potentially be uranium metal," the U.S. statement said.
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Therefore, any business in the agriculture sector that has operations in the United States may potentially be eligible.
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Traditional HVAC systems like air con and heating produce harmful carbon emissions and may potentially contribute to climate change.
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That may potentially lead to bankruptcy as the carrier is currently saddled with about $1.2 billion of bank debt.
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Given the known incubation period of the disease, Johnson may potentially have exposed dozens of lawmakers to the virus.
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But to its credit, it may potentially cut down on the time it takes riders to connect with drivers.
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Fitch also notes that OZM may potentially experience increased fee pressure and fundraising challenges as a result of the settlement.
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The other side: Having credit bureaus may put data at risk, but not having credit bureaus may potentially be worse.
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The company said it had notified the U.S. Treasury and State departments of the purchases, which may potentially violate sanctions.
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And so there may potentially have been issues with getting those streams to sync up perfectly from ear to ear.
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But the FDA is still exploring the severity of the threat and is unsure how many women may potentially be affected.
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Deregulating the FDA may potentially lead to further outbreaks, making one of the most innocuous sandwiches in history, slightly less innocuous.
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And, thus, a House committee may potentially obtain grand jury materials if it seeks them as part of an impeachment inquiry.
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The commentary and reports may potentially be revised by the SAB members as they strive for a consensus on these documents.
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Money spent on counseling to work out differences may potentially save the marriage and will definitely cost less than a divorce.
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Before we explore why there's reason to question the early results, let's briefly touch on why they may potentially be significant.
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This may potentially lead to increased side effects, or even a risk of unintentional overdose on other drugs in the worst cases.
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And on Wednesday, Parliament is expected to vote on a bunch of amendments that may potentially give MPs more control over Brexit.
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One thing that may potentially mitigate your enjoyment of this film: How nearly every single character finds its basis in a cultural stereotype.
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"Important investment decisions may potentially be postponed, scaled down or even canceled," Goldman Sachs economist Alberto Ramos wrote in a note to clients.
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We've already started selling out to distributors but now we have to re-look at our price list and it may potentially change.
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About 10 percent of Australians are actively involved in a religion that may potentially promote or carry out conversion therapy, the study found.
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A North Korean soldier who staged a dramatic escape to South Korea may potentially have useful insights about dictator Kim Jong Un's administration.
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Those examples are certainly interesting, considering members of Trump's family (like his son Donald Trump Jr.) may potentially be implicated in Mueller's investigation.
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Doctors rely on parent questionnaires to screen for children who may potentially have development issues, and they diagnose autism symptoms based on behavior.
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A court hearing on the case was recently rescheduled, but not until May, potentially leaving the fate of the country uncertain for months.
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The Assignee is required to provide a mechanism for any party who may potentially have a claim against the Company to file their claim.
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The share declines suggest shareholders are impatient and may potentially shorten the leash they give Mr. Dorsey in achieving his goals at both businesses.
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Market watchers, however, are concerned about the nation's debt-fueled growth, industrial overcapacity and capital outflows that may potentially spur a global economic crisis.
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A measure of how willing consumers are to buy expensive items slumped to +1 from +9 in May, potentially raising alarm bells for retailers.
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Instead, the agency's next director may potentially face at least some of the resistance Mr. Cordray experienced from Republicans after he was named director.
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"If we're able to provide youth with tools that may reduce the negative impact of trauma that may potentially have long lasting effects," Sibinga says.
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Consumers buy entry into games each week where they select a team of players and, based on those players performances consumers may potentially win money.
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The lack of tech demos seems like a miss at an auto show, because consumers come to interact with the vehicles they may potentially buy.
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Season 5 is already seeing a similar fate: Following the news that Jenna Cooper may potentially be a scammer, Jordan Kimball called off their engagement.
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This version also includes the addition of "Upside Down cards" which can award players special perks that may potentially change the course of each round.
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"You may potentially have the state electoral votes at stake if it doesn't get done by then," Haas told the Sentinel, referring to the Dec.
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They added Prelios was holding talks with other firms that may potentially be involved in the management of the loans given the size of the portfolio.
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This will allow us to gather information over the coming weeks which may potentially help us improve the algorithms used to manage battery performance and shutdown.
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Given the bitter Saudi-Iranian regional conflict that includes both proxy wars and sectarian bating, this shift may potentially lead to yet further violence and instability.
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More importantly, for Apple, apps like Messages may potentially receive future updates through the App Store, a far easier and faster way of pushing out changes.
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Politicians should no longer put politics ahead of the health and well-being of America's military veterans, some of whom may potentially benefit from medical marijuana.
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"These lapses may potentially represent a systemic failure by firms currently incentivized to collect and store highly sensitive identification and financial data for Americans," Warner said.
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One of which is the expansion of BRICS, known also as the "Brics-plus" concept, where it may potentially change the world economy in the future.
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Inward- and outward-facing cameras were damaged as the train crashed, but they've been sent to a lab where data may potentially be retrieved, Dinh-Zarr said.
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An ongoing trade conflict between Japan and South Korea may potentially boost memory chip prices, which have remained low for about a year, according to an analyst.
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Such requests' validity is carefully reviewed for consideration by company lawyers who may potentially reject them, and which are then included by companies in their transparency reports.
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Japan, which counts on a lucrative flow of Chinese tourists, as well as exports to the country's enormous market of consumers, may potentially fall into a recession.
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Its announcers plan to have a solar physicist nearby to explain the plasma activity the crowd may potentially see, like sunspots, solar prominences and coronal mass ejections.
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That means the bank may be less exposed to the risk of holding an open trade, but its clients may potentially face more risk from sudden volatility.
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Upon his arrest, Todt revealed he had ingested Benadryl and said he may potentially harm himself, so he was taken to the hospital and released on Wednesday.
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However, bear in mind that if you are using this to relieve your baby&aposs pain regularly, it may "potentially mask the source of infection," Pasquariello says.
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It's clear that Abrams plans to continue making the fight for voting rights a priority —regardless of which elected roles she may potentially pursue down the line.
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"This month's historic low reading is symptomatic of these risks that we are flagging... we may potentially see an entrenched slowdown within the business operating environment," he said.
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New parties entering the heat makes it harder for either DPP or KMT to gain a parliamentary majority and may potentially shift the new legislature's balance of power.
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Ultimately the country will have a huge stake in Virgin now, and the company may potentially help develop a "space-centric entertainment industry" in Saudi Arabia in the future.
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The Jakarta-based firm said it may "potentially" use the new capital to expand its service across Southeast Asia, moving its rivalry with Grab and Uber into new countries.
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Amazon Go, which mixes online technology and the in-store experience, is something to keep an eye on since it may potentially change the grocery store shopping experience considerably.
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Independent analyst Mike Mayo told CNBC that the big banks may potentially turn in double digit growth in quarterly earnings, thanks to the "Trump bump" that benefited financial markets.
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Such a conflict of interest "may potentially have an impact on the institutional independence of the Central Bank of Ireland and the personal independence of the governor," the ECB said.
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Anadarko on Monday agreed to start negotiations with Occidental, saying its bid may potentially be superior to Chevron's existing deal to buy Anadarko for $2120 billion in cash and stock.
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A fundamental tenet of insurance pools is to spread risk across high and low risk policies, so that the program is more affordable for all who may potentially need it.
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"That may seem like a small number, but 10 to 15 million women around the world have gestational diabetes annually and that may potentially have a big impact," she said.
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WADA began an investigation into the new model, released in 2017, after the accredited laboratory in Cologne, Germany, had discovered they may potentially be susceptible to manual opening "upon freezing".
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They decided after examining video evidence to take no further action, ruling that while Grosjean "may potentially have been affected" by Hamilton's presence at turn 16, he was not impeded.
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Beyond locking in a supply for an increasingly more precious metal, Apple directly working with the mines may, potentially, allow the company to better manage how the rare metal is gathered.
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Inflation stood at 13.1 percent year-on-year in April, but the central bank expects it to ease in May, potentially to below 12 percent, partly because food prices have dropped.
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That said, the recovery in the banking sector may potentially stall after last week's Supreme Court ruling that voided the central bank's guidelines on how lenders should resolve their bad debts.
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Not because they may potentially cause cancer (that's a valid concern), but because people are so glued to them and often not looking at what they're walking into on the street.
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We're also creating the largest database of metastatic diseases, so we can think about new targets and new drugs that may potentially be developed based on new pathways activated in patients.
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" Otherwise, Ms. Johansson said, her own daughter, "may potentially not have the right to make choices for her body and her future that your daughter Ivanka has been privileged to have.
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House sitting can also be a good way for a retiree to do a trial run of a place they may potentially want to move to, said Alexandra Gordon, who owns HouseSitMexico.com.
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"If we were able to get longer lead times in terms of severity of drought, duration of drought, and when it may potentially end," that would be helpful in planning, Preston said.
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WADA said it had been informed by the accredited laboratory in Cologne, Germany, that security bottles introduced in September 2017 may potentially be susceptible to manual opening "upon freezing" of a sample.
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The 24 year-old has identified more than a few hurdles that may potentially have stopped her from being successful in the industry, one of which is the color of her skin.
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Pyongyang's ongoing nuclear aggression may potentially result in South Korea and Japan hosting nuclear weapons on their own turf, a scenario that would have wide-ranging negative consequences, Singapore's leader has warned.
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THC is the compound in marijuana that's responsible for its signature high, while cannabidiol, or CBD, is a non-psychoactive compound that may potentially be useful for a range of therapeutic applications.
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That may potentially increase the risk of events, such as a cyber attack, where consumer trust is destroyed because a start-up did not follow anti-money laundering procedures, according to Galit.
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He explained that data analytics may not pinpoint one specific thing that everybody wants, but they could provide an overview of what a large group of people may potentially be interested in.
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That's undermined by the fact O'Neal didn't have a gun, but the officers may potentially argue that O'Neal proved to be a violent threat when he rammed a stolen car through police vehicles.
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The search giant has reportedly been in talks with multiple companies who may potentially buy the service, which is part of Google Maps and is maintained by a small team of Google employees.
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The bills, tabled by the pro-independence Scottish National Party-led government in Edinburgh and its Labour Party-led counterpart in Cardiff, may potentially attract legal challenge from London under Britain's constitutional arrangements.
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"There may potentially be huge pockets of people who could be even better individuals for a position that end up being excluded because they aren't part of a bigger data set," he said.
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At the same time, there would be "significant shifts" in the quality, location and format of new roles, according to the WEF report, which suggested that full-time, permanent employment may potentially fall.
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Rthm will use that information to provide more tailored and useful practical advice about dietary habits or being more active, but it won't offer stark, misguided prognostications about the way you may potentially die.
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WADA said on Sunday it had been informed by the accredited laboratory in Cologne, Germany, that security bottles introduced in September 2017 may potentially be susceptible to manual opening "upon freezing" of a sample.
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Reports that surfaced Thursday, first by Bloomberg, indicated that the House may potentially have to vote on the plan again before the Senate can take it up, depending on what the CBO score says.
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While Northwestern's conduct may potentially violate NCAA rules regarding athletic scholarships, a representative for the NCAA told VICE Sports that it will not comment on whether it is currently investigating Vassar's situation at Northwestern.
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In extreme cases, the corroded actuator shaft may potentially become stuck in the brake caliper body, which may lead to either a decrease in parking brake holding force, or to brake drag while driving.
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Now we also know that the Trump administration is reviewing — and may potentially ax — police reform plans, even after the Justice Department under Obama found that police departments routinely violated American citizens' constitutional rights.
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Equifax revealed last month that it had endured a massive cybersecurity breach in May, potentially exposing the personal information of almost half of all Americans, including names, dates of birth and Social Security numbers.
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Several relevant cases, including ones involving building codes, have been decided by different circuits in the United States Court of Appeals, which means the UpCodes lawsuit may potentially be heard by the Supreme Court.
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"The overall cut in Arabian Gulf crude exports may potentially lead to a month-on-month fall of 6-7 percent in VLCC fixtures (from the Middle East)," Yew said in a report on Wednesday.
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Mark Davies, a spokesman for We Fight Any Claim, a claim-management firm, said the regulator should be taking a more direct approach and make banks write to anyone who may potentially have a claim.
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Based on the known circumstances of his departure, it seems that in Moonves' case, his contract with CBS may potentially include the right to at least limited severance, depending on the results of the investigation.
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North Korea has been conducting short-range missile tests since May, potentially as a warm-up exercise for testing what Trump is counting on him not to test: long-range missiles and a nuclear weapon.
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"Asian equity markets reacted positively to the news, but there should only be limited follow-through, as uncertainty remains high, and this uncertainty may potentially prompt companies to cut back on existing capex plans," said Redeker.
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Since responding to digital ads has been so fruitless, meeting people that I may potentially live with IRL — and going on the charm offensive when the right apartment and roommate comes along — has better odds, right?
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He and his team are also working behind the scenes to roll back standards that may "potentially burden" the extraction of oil, gas and coal at the expense of protecting public lands, water and nearby communities.
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Adding to the issue, the recently passed tax bill — which could add about $28503 trillion to the deficit — may potentially squeeze defense spending and throw a wrench in the Trump administration's efforts to bulk up the military.
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Homeowners who want and expect to remain in their home for many years, and who are able to afford the associated property taxes, homeowner insurance and upkeep, may potentially benefit from a reverse mortgage, Ms. Canan said.
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During Apple's public and legal fight with the FBI, a New York District Attorney said he had 175 phones in evidence that may potentially hold evidence of crimes — phones that he'd compel Apple to unlock, if he could.
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Because Lamborghini does not currently produce any large cars or sedans that compete directly with their crossover / SUV, producing only sport and super sport cars, is it possible that the brand may potentially fare better with its Urus?
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She adds that the ICC believes if the lawsuit is ruled in UpCodes' favor, it may potentially set a precedent that will make it difficult for it to have a revenue stream and continue creating high-quality codes.
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But when compared with cheaper tests, Cologuard was tied to "more false-positive results, more diagnostic colonoscopies, and more associated adverse events per screening test," and it "may potentially lead to overly intensive surveillance," according to the USPSTF.
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The committee for unsecured creditors of Avenue Stores LLC has called for converting the plus-size apparel retailer's Chapter 11 bankruptcy to a Chapter 7 liquidation so an appointed trustee may potentially press lawsuits against its equity owner.
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And that means that companies that haven't quite figured out their fundamentals, or the right way to value companies against comparables, that's making it challenging for companies to figure out how to exactly value companies they may potentially acquire.
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The tribal credit profile is still factored into the TED bond ratings, since significant distress on the tribal side may potentially force the TED bondholders or lenders to make concessions to allow the tribe to maintain critical governmental services.
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MOSCOW, May 27 (Reuters) - Russia's state development bank VEB may potentially raise financing on Islamic capital markets thanks to a memorandum of understanding it has signed with the Islamic Development Bank Group on Friday, VEB said in a statement.
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While direct mail and email solicitations for small contributions can be modestly productive, a raffle or lottery with a small ticket price, such as the one for $5, may potentially generate significant funds if the prize is worth it.
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It's imperative for hardcore gamers to invest in the right headset, not only to avoid drawing the wrath of roommates you may potentially disturb with your game's sound effects, but also to elevate your gaming experience to an entirely new level.
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"Without a comprehensive program of reforms addressing these problems, in a close, heated, and bitterly fought election, the 228 contest may potentially signify a critical tipping point which undermines the legitimacy of the political process and damages American democracy," she writes.
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To quantify this, the average retiree who hopes to be fully insured for health coverage may potentially see more than 103 percent of their Social Security devoured by health costs that are derived specifically from just their premiums for coverage.
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The 69-year-old lawyer and politician's remarks offer clues as to particular areas of interest for him around the tech sector, that may potentially guide the Department of Justice's probe of the companies' practices in the weeks and months ahead.
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She posed several hypothetical scenarios to the Facebook CEO to try and get a better understanding of how the company's policies work, and how politicians may potentially be able to use the platform in a deceptive way to gain an advantage.
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More of Germany's workforce is employed in manufacturing than the U.K., which are the types of jobs that could one day be done by robots, according to the report, accounting for its higher percentage of jobs that may potentially be automated.
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Experts pointed that whatever benefits India may potentially get from lower oil prices could be wiped out if there is a sudden, rapid coronavirus outbreak within the country, similar to what happened in places like Italy, Iran and South Korea.
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Indeed, there is growing concern worldwide over the level of regulation of zoos, wildlife parks and other animal refuges, particularly in developing nations, which may potentially attract travelers to situations in which the animals are abused for their entertainment, or worse.
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But, new developments this week may potentially complicate the negotiations: The U.S. Commerce Department on Monday added 28 Chinese firms and public security bureaus to the so-called Entity List, a blacklist restricting their ability to do business with American companies.
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More than 25 years ago in Nevada, Dominic Gentile, an attorney, held a press conference the day after his client was indicted, and made statements that may potentially have prejudiced an eventual jury (in fact, the client was ultimately acquitted).
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Stephen Feinberg, the billionaire financier who owns the military contractor DynCorp International, is informally advising Trump on Afghanistan, according to a report in The New York Times, which said the company may potentially play a role in safeguarding American mining operations.
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"Inside a Republican primary, the only person who may potentially be more popular is Nick Saban," said Clay Ryan, the chief lobbyist for the University of Alabama system, referring to the all-but-deified head football coach of the Crimson Tide.
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"Modest growth in what may potentially be the longest business and credit cycles ever, low interest rates, low inflation, and ongoing global central bank monetary policy support are going to be the primary drivers of global equities' positive long-term performance," Memani said.
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".. if the warning is ignored and the vehicle continues to be operated in this condition, the brake fluid leak may potentially create an electrical short in the actuator circuit, which in rare instances, may lead to a fire," the Japanese automaker said.
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"Further escalation looks very likely in which the rate will likely be raised to 25 percent and more U.S. tariffs threatened, while China may potentially pull out of trade talks entirely and escalate on the new front of outright export restrictions," wrote analysts at JPMorgan.
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"Events into the weeks ahead may potentially cap oil gains - US oil inventory data tomorrow (market estimates show another week of gain) and higher OPEC production (Libya production rose and will continue to gain into the months ahead according to officials)," the OCBC analysts said.
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MSCI said on Tuesday that it would keep using onshore rates for now, but would "continue to closely monitor the accessibility of the Qatari FX market and may potentially decide to switch to the offshore FX rates in the future should the situation materially deteriorate".
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"The conduct of air strikes on ISIL (Islamic State) locations in such an environment, particularly given the clear indications that ISIL is using large numbers of civilians as human shields at such locations, may potentially have a lethal and disproportionate impact on civilians," Zeid said.
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The "gate-like behavior of the stricture suggests a motility-based selection mechanism that may potentially be used by the female reproductive tract," they explained, meaning the more motile cells -- those most able to move independently -- are the most likely to pass through quickly.
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"At this point, the Intelligence Committee's oversight authority is limited to those areas in which it may potentially legislate or appropriate," Morgan wrote to Schiff, who pressed Pence last week to declassify supplemental testimony from one of the vice president's national security aides, Jennifer Williams.
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"Asian equity markets reacted positively to the news, but there should only be limited follow-through, as uncertainty remains high, and this uncertainty may potentially prompt companies to cut back on existing capex plans," wrote Hans Redeker, global head of foreign exchange strategy at Morgan Stanley.
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"If you are going the route of an extraordinary meeting, you will have to come up with a substantial reduction in order to prevent the market from further tanking," she said, adding that OPEC may potentially cut production in the "1 million (barrel) plus range" this month.
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"A high currency should lead to lower inflation pressures and in an area where inflation has been stable but relatively benign it has led some to believe that the ECB may potentially delay removing its stimulus," said Shaughn Wilkie, bond portfolio manager at Macquarie Investment Management.
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"Preterm birth interrupts normal development of multiple organ systems, including the pancreas where insulin-producing cells are formed, which may potentially contribute to later development of diabetes," said lead study author Dr. Casey Crump of the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai in New York City.
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We must be prepared to shoot to kill, be constantly wary of those who may potentially be a threat, be continuously conscious of the deadly instrument strapped to our bodies or secreted in a pocket, and be prepared to make the wrong judgment and kill an innocent person.
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" Hamed Mousavi, a political science professor at Iran's Tehran University, told CNN that Trump's speech would be met with "deep skepticism in the Muslim world" and said the combination of Trump strengthening ties with Saudi Arabia while alienating Iran "may potentially lead to yet further violence and instability.
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"We will look at how we may potentially take some of the hit ourselves, which lowers our profitability and lowers the profitability of all the public retailers as well, and then we'll look at how do we move as quickly as possible if prices go up," Mr. Preysman said.
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"Requiring list price disclosures could result in increased consumer confusion and may potentially deter patients from seeking care," Robert W. Jones, a senior vice president for United States government relations at Pfizer, said in a recent letter to Seema Verma, the administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
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Management Group founders Joel and Rob Mandel may potentially face fraud and money laundering charges by the Internal Revenue Service and Justice Department, while the Securities and Exchange Commission are probing how the firm managed Depp's funds, said people familiar with the situation, according to a Wall Street Journal report.
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Support my daughter who may actually, as a result of the appointments you have made, grow up in a county that is moving backwards, not forward, and who may potentially not have the right to make choices for her body and her future that your daughter Ivanka has been privileged to have.
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"This is creating regulatory confusion and chaos because you might end up with one authority who has authorised and the other one, the NNR, may potentially come to a different decision and say it is too risky and shouldn't go ahead," said Liz McDaid, of the Southern African Faith Communities' Environment Institute.
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I worry that an obsession by some with implicit bias, given its overall empirical track record, may potentially divert attention and resources away from us addressing factors that are far more influential and important in shaping discriminatory behavior and that create the unjust ethnic disparities we sorely need to do something about.
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Especially because my family and I didn't grow up entirely in the United States — I was born in Australia, and have since lived in Singapore and Great Britain — until recently, we weren't aware that we may have to pay a quarter of a million dollars for a bachelor's degree (which both my mother and I find somewhat ridiculous in the first place), nor did my parents know they would have to save up from my birth in order for me to attend certain institutions in the U.S. that may potentially cost more.
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Cybersecurity incident * Equifax Ltd (UK) - Investigation shows that a file containing UK consumer information may potentially have been accessed * Equifax Ltd (UK) - Due to nature of info co believes identity takeover is unlikely for UK consumers who had data potentially accessed in this incident * Equifax Ltd (UK) - Compromised UK consumer data does not relate to any single equifax business client or institution * Equifax Ltd (UK) says after initial assessment, equifax established that it is likely to need to contact fewer than 400,000 UK consumers to offer advice * Equifax Ltd (UK) - "Investigation is ongoing and equifax ltd is in dialogue with financial conduct authority and information commissioner's office" * Equifax Ltd (UK) - As part of investigation, equifax has now identified unauthorised access to limited personal information for certain UK consumers * Equifax Ltd (UK) says potentially breached information restricted to name, date of birth, email address and a telephone number * Equifax Ltd (UK) says Equifax can confirm that potentially breached data does not include residential address info, password info or financial data Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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