Voters, in turn, will punish those who mishandle this moment.
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They have resorted to hard tactics to arrest and mishandle innocent workers.
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On average, carriers mishandle 2.46 bags per 1,000 passengers, according to DoT data.
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Thirty-four years ago in Moscow I watched the government mishandle a disaster.
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They mishandle Americans' data and broadcast the US's profound divisions throughout the world.
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It's also telling of how prestigious award programs or conferences can mishandle basic information.
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Many complained that Massage Envy spas also mishandle allegations by employees, against colleagues or clients.
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Clinton, since the F.B.I. has already determined that she did not intentionally mishandle classified information.
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"Leaders often mishandle certain situations," said Breyer, whose worth an estimated $2.7 billion, according to Forbes.
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Under the statute, it is a felony to mishandle classified information intentionally or through gross negligence.
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In other words, law enforcement isn't seeking the tacit support to mishandle and mistreat our citizens.
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"Honestly, I think today was a massive mishandle of nerves," the 23-year-old told reporters.
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The plastic earcups, while well-made, could still snap off or crack if you mishandle your headset.
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She created this separate server, and then she enabled a culture in which people would mishandle sensitive information.
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The ad says both Jason Kander and Clinton mishandle public money, support Obamacare and financially support undocumented immigrants.
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Ron Wyden (D-OR), who proposed a bill in the fall that would jail executives who mishandle consumer data.
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What I worried about, and what seems to be playing out, is how Nintendo could potentially mishandle the community.
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In explaining the decision not to prosecute her, Comey also rightly stated that Clinton did not intentionally mishandle classified information.
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Chairman Devin Nunes (R-Calif.) is working on legislation to tighten rules — including penalties — for those who mishandle classified information.
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The FBI has, therefore, set a dangerous precedent for others who would mishandle sensitive information out of carelessness or malice.
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In explaining the decision not to prosecute her, Comey also rightly noted that Clinton did not intentionally mishandle classified information.
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"The precedent that the FBI director is setting is if you mishandle classified information, there is no consequence," he said.
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"It would be such a black eye to Facebook if they were to mishandle this," Borochoff told me over the phone.
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On why he wouldn't vote for Clinton: You can't mishandle information after you've been working with classified information for however long.
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The press did mishandle coverage of her email scandal, and James Comey's irresponsible actions helped slow her momentum at a crucial time.
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" The former intelligence chief said that someone's security clearances are typically only put in jeopardy "if they mishandle or divulge classified information.
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Those who mishandle classified information -- whether intentionally or deliberately -- are subject to a range of serious consequences, from administrative to criminal prosecution.
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The admission raises questions about who's responsible when the US government hires contractors to surveil citizens, but then those contractors mishandle the data.
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" Federal law deems it a crime to "knowingly" mishandle classified information outside secure government channels or to permit the practice through "gross negligence.
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First, it's illegal to intentionally distribute or "mishandle" classified information in a "grossly negligent way" and remove it from authorized facilities or storage spaces.
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"If the Government continue to mishandle the negotiations we could be heading for a lost decade of lower growth and lower employment," Khan said.
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"If the government continue to mishandle the negotiations we could be heading for a lost decade of lower growth and lower employment," Khan said.
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These policies were designed to make it easier for victims to come forward and harder for colleges to mishandle reports of sexual violence on campus.
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But there are signs that officials, especially those at the regional level, were slow to recognize the danger and are continuing to mishandle the crisis.
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To what extent are you able to believe in the military's ability to orchestrate certain cover-ups, as opposed to just lose things or mishandle data?
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Also, there is an unintended consequence of arming teachers: more gun violence — as when teachers mishandle their guns and accidentally injure innocent kids in the classroom.
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Over 0003% of data incidents are actually caused by errors from insiders, like third party vendors who mishandle sensitive data by sharing it with inappropriate parties.
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Compared with Virgin, Alaska was about three times as likely to mishandle baggage and nearly five times as likely to bump passengers off flights because they're overbooked.
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But Google acknowledged that this level of access can and has been abused by developers who misuse the permissions to gather sensitive data — or mishandle it altogether.
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"When individuals mishandle our country's most sensitive information they jeopardize national security and shouldn't be trusted with such an important responsibility," Cornyn said in a press release.
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MSU 'defiantly' stands by its 2014 investigation The report notes that MSU continues to "defiantly and wrongfully maintain" it did not mishandle the 2014 Title IX investigation.
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Senate Democrats proposed a new bill that would give consumers more control over their data and place stricter penalties on tech companies if they mishandle people's information.
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Almost all of the relevant statutes require an intent to mishandle classified information in order to bring a prosecution, a standard that Clinton's conduct clearly does not meet.
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But many Democrats believed even then that Barr would mishandle the special counsel's investigation, pointing out that he had written that Mueller's obstruction of justice inquiry was flawed.
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This isn't a surprise because it's a felony to mishandle classified information, and the FBI did indeed find that Clinton sent or received 110 emails containing classified information.
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Both missteps underscore how easy it is to mishandle—even accidentally—highly regulated health information, when you're a company like Google that mostly works with non-medical data.
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The story of why the speedy Wolves forward is just now hitting his stride illustrates how soccer handles — or, rather, tends to mishandle — players with unique skill sets.
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A State Department investigation into former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's private email account found no widespread effort by her aides or other staffers to mishandle classified information.
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Lawyers who work on cases involving secret government documents say it matters whether she knew she was dealing with classified information and whether she intended to mishandle it.
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Still, the whistleblowing study found that many companies either ignore or mishandle internal compliance complaints, and often don't know what to do with derogatory information that comes to light.
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He has not dropped any of the 89 passes tossed his way this season, the most targets of any receiver yet to mishandle a throw, according to Pro Football Focus.
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"I'm not going to sit idly by and watch people mishandle this campaign," said Representative James E. Clyburn of South Carolina, whose endorsement helped propel Mr. Biden to victory there.
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National statistics show that one in five female college students report being victims of sexual assault, but schools continue to mishandle or try to minimize the magnitude of the issue.
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" FBI Director James Comey on Tuesday said the investigation found little evidence to suggest Clinton and her aides intended to mishandle sensitive information, though they did appear to be "extremely careless.
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Comey announced he had concluded the new emails discovered on Weiner's confiscated laptop did not change his July ruling that Clinton did not intentionally mishandle classified messages through her private server.
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" Pell's case, Collins continued, "has shown is how little reliance we can put on assurances from the Catholic Church that bishops and religious superiors will face sanctions if they mishandle abuse cases.
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Gowdy returned repeatedly to the issue of whether investigators adequately questioned Clinton on her intent to mishandle classified information, but insisted that he is not claiming that she should have been charged.
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Today, the public expects better from our government than we got in 1991, when our representatives performed in ways that gave employers permission to mishandle workplace harassment complaints throughout the following decades.
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If state or local officials mishandle the billions of dollars flowing into these plans, the private-sector workers who have been automatically enrolled will have no clear recourse, thanks to the ERISA exemption.
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The Equifax breach offers a critical lesson in exactly what information large corporations keep on us, how they exploit and mishandle it, and why the time has come to break up this oligopoly.
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When you mishandle things, or you haven't fully scouted the level and you missed a couple extra enemies, the ensuing fight ranges from "extremely difficult" to "reload and try the whole thing again".
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She could also determine how much energy the Office for Civil Rights, which investigates complaints that schools mishandle sexual assault as well as other allegations that schools have mishandled discrimination, puts into its investigations.
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Kevin Durant wants to make it crystal clear his old team deserves ZERO blame for his NBA Finals injury ... saying the Warriors didn't mishandle his calf injury and no one forced him to play.
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"Most big-city chiefs understand that one incident can take you out if you mishandle it," said Charles A. McClelland Jr., who retired in February after six years as the police chief of Houston.
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But there are also signs that the government, especially at the regional level in Hubei Province, the source of the outbreak, was slow to recognize the danger and is continuing to mishandle the crisis.
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The office noted that the fine would have been "significantly higher" under the European Union's new GDPR regulations, which allow for a fine of up to 4% of global revenues for companies who mishandle data.
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Toussaint is a little-known back pressed into service by multiple injuries in Pittsburgh's backfield, and the fumble was as much a nice punch-out by Bradley Roby as it was a mishandle by Toussaint.
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When we mishandle classified information by making it vulnerable to foreign eyes; when we provide a gateway for cyber experts to enter our government systems, we are doing those men and women a grave disservice.
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With Mr. Trump, there's the additional danger that he will use federal power to go after perceived enemies or mishandle any of the dozens of national security issues that will fill his daily briefing book.
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If Democrats are adroit in presenting their case and Republicans mishandle the Senate trial then, notwithstanding a Senate acquittal of Trump, an American electorate disturbed by his conduct could vote to remove him in 2020.
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He could intuit the shape of the story, could sense that it would spread—how she'd left him first to mishandle the boat and then to lose his fucking footwear in the midst of whatever misadventure.
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Second, that the President would mishandle and undermine his secretary of state at a time when the world is filled with foreign policy challenges -- indeed crises that require 24/7 focus and attention -- is also without precedent.
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But Democrats -- who are anxious to make a stand on immigration and other long-simmering issues -- recognize if they mishandle the stalemate they could set back their efforts to retake control of Congress in November's midterm elections.
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Use bleach bit on the hard drives, have aides break up devices and hammers and remove SIM cards and move with Espionage Act you cannot mishandle or destroy classified or top- secret information, both of those things happened.
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And I think what we stand is if a company does mishandle data, we don't want to be in a position where we take sledge hammer as I said overregulation, instead where are the problems, regulate the problems.
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Keys bluntly called the defeat a "massive mishandle of nerves," saying that after taking an early lead she had allowed her mind to drift ahead to Serena Williams, who would most likely have been her fourth-round opponent.
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In short, many of these apps mishandle the way they transmit data that is normally encrypted, and will accept an encryption certificate—a file that authenticates where a request for data is coming from—no matter who made it.
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It is a crime to mishandle classified information, and while FBI Director James Comey said on Tuesday there was evidence Clinton or her aides may have broken these laws, there was not enough evidence of criminal intent for a prosecution.
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Weeks after Mr Trump took office, under pressure from lobbyists for the airline industry, the administration delayed a rule that would have required airlines to report how many passengers' wheelchairs and scooters they break or mishandle—a surprisingly common occurrence.
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The lobbyists' fears that Trump could mishandle such an inquiry came as he searched for ways to increase pressure on China to do more about reining in North Korea's nuclear and missile programs, with trade policy viewed as a useful lever.
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In fact, Pence's handling of the Indiana HIV outbreak — which critics have cited in recent days amid questions over his ability to handle the coronavirus crisis — illustrates how politicians can incur reputational damage if they mishandle a public health emergency.
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The story of why that is serves to illustrate how soccer handles — or, rather, tends to mishandle — players with unique skill sets, those who are not readily categorized by position, those who are not easily folded into a team's structure.
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WASHINGTON, Nov 26 (Reuters) - Senator Maria Cantwell, backed by three other Democrats, proposed legislation that would set penalties for digital giants like Alphabet Inc's Google and Facebook Inc if they mishandle users' personal data, the Washington Post reported on Tuesday.
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A lot of research shows that if parents or families reject, mistreat, or otherwise mishandle a child due to the child's gender identity, they can significantly increase the risks of the child acting out, developing mental health issues, and attempting suicide.
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The 'metropolitan model' On Thursday in Baltimore, the Catholic bishops approved a plan to implement new church laws Pope Francis issued in May regarding the sexual abuse of minors and other vulnerable people, as well as church leaders who mishandle such accusations.
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Why it matters: McSally — who served for over 2 decades in the Air Force and was the first female fighter pilot to fly in combat — said she saw leaders mishandle prevention and investigation of reports of sexual assault in the Air Force.
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Although the University of West London disputed the allegations made by the student, Tiziana Scaramuzza, a former welfare officer at Oriel College at Oxford University told Insider that English universities regularly "mishandle complaints and attempt to silence victims and sweep everything under the carpet."
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During Tuesday's press conference, Comey noted that it was a felony to "mishandle classified information either intentionally or in a grossly negligent way," and that it appears as though the difference between intentional or gross negligence and ordinary run-of-the-mill negligence was an important factor.
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But the FBI, in a letter sent to the committee on Tuesday, said the fact that the agency had uncovered three instances in which Clinton had received emails containing "(C)" markings, which denote "confidential" information, was "not clear evidence of knowledge or intent" to mishandle such material.
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WASHINGTON — The Education Department announced Thursday that it had ordered Pennsylvania State University to make significant changes to the way it investigates complaints of sexual misconduct after a recent investigation found the school continued to mishandle cases years after the Jerry Sandusky child sex abuse scandal.
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Donald Trump spent much of his campaign and the first months of his presidency tweeting about how scandalous it is to mishandle or disclose classified information and national security secrets: The real scandal here is that classified information is illegally given out by "intelligence" like candy.
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Trans patients face polar struggles in seeking medical treatment: We need doctors to diagnose us with gender dysphoria in order to receive trans-related treatments that align us with who we are, while general practitioners express total ignorance of our basic health needs and mishandle our gender identities and bodies instead.
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"If (Republicans) mishandle this, they're going to affect not just the 23 million people who got coverage now through the marketplaces, they're going to affect the nearly 200 million people who get it through their employer," McDonough told David Axelrod on "The Axe Files" podcast, produced by the University of Chicago Institute of Politics and CNN.
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A 2009 study reported there are an estimated 1 to 2 million cases of AK among contact users annually in the US.AK most commonly affects people who wear contacts, but anyone can contract the infection — especially if they come into contact with contaminated water, mishandle contact lenses, or have a history of corneal trauma, according to the CDC.
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The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) slapped Facebook with a fine of £500,000 (approximately $645,000), but said in a press statement that the fine would have been "significantly higher" under the European Union's new GDPR regulations that came into force in May, which allow countries in the EU to fine companies that mishandle users' personal data up to 4% of their global revenues.
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Our investigation looked at whether there is evidence classified information was improperly stored or transmitted on that personal system, in violation of a federal statute making it a felony to mishandle classified information either intentionally or in a grossly negligent way, or a second statute making it a misdemeanor to knowingly remove classified information from appropriate systems or storage facilities.
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Our investigation looked at whether there is evidence classified information was improperly stored or transmitted on that personal system, in violation of a federal statute making it a felony to mishandle classified information either intentionally or in a grossly negligent way, or a second statute making it a misdemeanor to knowingly remove classified information from appropriate systems or storage facilities.
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The investigation "looked at whether there is evidence classified information was improperly stored or transmitted on that personal system, in violation of a federal statute making it a felony to mishandle classified information either intentionally or in a grossly negligent way, or a second statute making it a misdemeanor to knowingly remove classified information from appropriate systems or storage facilities," according to FBI Director James Comey.
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This ever-increasing number of scenarios creates functional disconnects, in other words, critical opportunities to mishandle an inquiry that reduces or destroys its potential value. Appropriate management of these scenarios is the function of lead management and is the basis of software such as marketing automation.
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One of the primary sources for propaganda was the Wehrmachtbericht, a daily radio broadcast from the High Command of the Wehrmacht, the OKW. Nazi victories lent themselves easily to propaganda broadcasts and were at this point difficult to mishandle. Satires on the defeated, accounts of attacks, and praise for the fallen all were useful for Nazis. Still, failures were not easily handled even at this stage.
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He led the league's catchers in 1886 with 157 assists despite catching only 65 games. Many of those assists came on one of Ramsey's 499 strikeouts that season when Kerins would mishandle a Ramsey knuckleball, which necessitated a throw to first base to complete the strikeout. Offensively, the 1887 season may have been his best; he hit .294 with a league-leading 19 triples and 49 stolen bases.
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Benenson 1995, p. 68. According to Flying Magazine, the Rallye possessed a generous degree of controllability and was relatively forgiving to fly, being extremely difficult to mishandle to the point where effective control of the aircraft would be lost. The aircraft is safe to fly at practically any piloting skill level. While the Rallye has fair manoeuvrability, such as during loops and rolls, the execution of aerobatic maneuvers is not officially approved by the manufacturer.Trammell 1971, pp. 39–40.
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Murtaugh and Riggs mishandle a car bomb, which destroys a building. As punishment, both are demoted to patrolman, but earn their previous rank when they foil an armored car robbery and expose a gun running cartel. While investigating this cartel, Murtaugh kills a fifteen- year-old boy to protect Riggs; the boy is revealed to be Darryl, the best friend of Murtaugh's son Nick. Murtaugh is overcome by guilt and succumbs to alcoholism and depression until Riggs helps him move on.
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He is temporarily put in charge again when Cragen is suspended after the detectives mishandle a case. Munch makes a cameo appearance on a fifth season episode of The Wire. Munch can be seen at Kavanaugh's Bar arguing with the bartender over his tab by referencing his experience running a bar (he opened The Waterfront Bar in Homicide). He appears in "Unusual Suspects", the third episode of the fifth season of The X-Files—the episode is set in 1989, when Munch was still at the Baltimore Police Department.
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In computer programming, an input kludge is a type of failure in software (an anti-pattern) where simple user input is not handled. For example, if a computer program accepts free text input from the user, an ad hoc algorithm will mishandle many combinations of legal and illegal input strings. Input kludges are usually difficult for a programmer to detect in a unit test, but very easy for the end user to find. The evidence exists that the end user can easily crash software that fails to correctly handle user input.
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Gregory Millman reports on an opposing view, comparing speculators to "vigilantes" who simply help "enforce" international agreements and anticipate the effects of basic economic "laws" in order to profit.Gregory J. Millman, Around the World on a Trillion Dollars a Day, Bantam Press, New York, 1995. In this view, countries may develop unsustainable economic bubbles or otherwise mishandle their national economies, and foreign exchange speculators made the inevitable collapse happen sooner. A relatively quick collapse might even be preferable to continued economic mishandling, followed by an eventual, larger, collapse.
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Because the team on which the penalty was called cannot control the puck without stopping play, it is impossible for them to score a goal. In these cases, the team in possession of the puck can pull the goalie for an extra attacker without fear of being scored on. However, it is possible for the controlling team to mishandle the puck into their own net. If a delayed penalty is signalled and the team in possession scores, the penalty is still assessed to the offending player, but not served.
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Because the team on which the penalty was called cannot control the puck without stopping play, it is impossible for them to score a goal, however, it is possible for the controlling team to mishandle the puck into their own net. In these cases the team in possession of the puck can pull the goalie for an extra attacker without fear of being scored on. If a delayed penalty is signaled and the team in possession scores, the penalty is still assessed to the offending player, but not served. One of the most important strategies for a team is their forecheck.
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" Finally, Farouk ended his bachelor party in San Remo in Italy where he purchased a number of Roman antiques at an auction to add to his collection and afterwards arrived in Alexandria in October 1950. Upon his return, Farouk received an anonymous public letter from the "opposition" which warned "a revolt is near; that would not only destroy those who are unjust but would leave the country in a state of financial, moral and political bankruptcy". The letter warned: > "Circumstances have placed in the palace certain officials who do not > deserve that honor. These ill-advised and mishandle matters.
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The biographer Marilyn Duckett dates the estrangement between Harte and Twain to their letters in 1877, when Twain suggested that he hire Harte to work on another play with him for $25 a week (rather than lend him any money), and Harte reacted with outrage. Harte also held Twain responsible for recommending a publisher who would then mishandle Harte's novel, and declared that because of the financial losses that resulted, he need not repay Twain money he had previously borrowed. Twain described Harte's letter as "ineffable ". Twain reworked Ah Sin without Harte, and it opened on Broadway in July, although it was not a success.
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Harry is initially a bit of a pushover, accepting far less in pay in negotiations than he could have asked for, and his non-confrontational attitude causes him to mishandle a situation that leads to the firing of his friend and co-worker, Sal Romano. Despite these flaws, Harry is the only member of the firm to recognize the importance of television to the firm, and he subsequently creates and puts himself in charge of Sterling Cooper's television department. Later, when Sterling Cooper is in the process of being sold, Harry mistakenly thinks they are considering opening a West Coast office and believes he will be the person to move to California.
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The Emir also issued strict orders to his soldiers not to mishandle or disrespect books, and breaking these orders was severely punished. He also used to reward them for bringing a book or the author. To copy one manuscript would take several months and this was a long time for the Emir because of the war with the French colonisers. This policy had great success in bringing books from different fields to his emirate, the Emir also build a library to store and organize these books that he has gathered but he also linked the library with many organizations in the emirate like schools, masjids and zāwiyas (religious schools), the library was open to everyone students, scholars and even soldiers.
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In modern German, one finds the expansion of this root as schinnen, which comes from the same Celtic origin and means to skin one's enemy, plunder and mishandle him. Thus, Pokorny notes the word "skan-do", meaning "land laying in waste" (that is, plundered or "skinned") is the Celto- Germanic root of certain family names found in Baden, Switzerland. Skender is also found in the old German and Saxon word Skander, which means Scandinavian or Viking raider. It may be the origin of the Gaelic word Skene and Skene-to, which is the traditional knife the Scots carry in their stockings, as well as the source of the Latvian name, Skenders, which is believed to have come to that land via the Teutonic Knights who would have had this ancient German word meaning "violent or scandalous behavior".
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Because the discs were read optically instead of magnetically, no physical contact needs to be made between the player and the disc, except for the player's clamp that holds the disc at its center as it is spun and read. As a result, playback would not wear the information-bearing part of the discs, and properly manufactured LDs would theoretically last beyond a lifetime. By contrast, a VHS tape held all of its picture and sound information on the tape in a magnetic coating which is in contact with the spinning heads on the head drum, causing progressive wear with each use (though later in VHS's lifespan, engineering improvements allowed tapes to be made and played back without contact). The tape was also thin and delicate, and it was easy for a player mechanism, especially on a low quality or malfunctioning model, to mishandle the tape and damage it by creasing it, frilling (stretching) its edges, or even breaking it.
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Enns garnered significant attention for his 2005 book Inspiration and Incarnation: Evangelicals and the Problem of the Old Testament. His stated purpose for writing the book is “to bring an evangelical doctrine of Scripture into conversation with the implications generated by some important themes in modern biblical scholarship—particularly the Old Testament—over the past 150 years”. Enns's primary audience is those readers who find it difficult to maintain their faith in God because “familiar and conventional” evangelical approaches often mishandle the challenges raised by modern biblical scholarship.Enns 2005, p.13. Enns writes that evangelicals commonly take a defensive posture to new ideas, and that such defenses are “exercises in special pleading, attempts to hold on to comfortable idea despite evidence that makes such ideas problematic. It is precisely the ineffectiveness of certain ways of thinking about the Bible that can sometimes cause significant cognitive dissonance for Christians who love and want to hold on to their Bible, but who also feel the weight of certain kinds of evidence”.
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Even though it was quickly exposed as a hoax, the subsequent literary scandal and the media frenzy have propelled The Cradle of the Deep into the fiction part of The New York Times Best Seller list, and The Cradle of the Deep finished 1929 as the third best-selling book of the year. In chapter 11 of The Cradle of the Deep, Lowell gives her account of the Star of Bengal's wreck which is loosely based on the stories that she heard from her father. In the book, ominous signs foreshadow the wreck, and the full responsibility of the disaster is placed on the shoulders of the tugs' captains who mishandle their drunken and inexperienced crews, become "panic-stricken," and flee the scene. Furthermore, in the chapter, the tugs' captains commit other acts that are "beyond human comprehension" including burning the corpses of the Chinese passengers "like rubbish" on Coronation Island, salvaging the food from the Star of Bengal's hold that was mixed with the dead men, and selling the cooked mixture to Eskimos.
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