Can I guarantee that nobody who buys from me 'misuses' them?
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Of course, Mr. Trump also uses and misuses the figures he chooses.
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Conversely, think of a person who misuses his or her leadership role.
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Ultimately though, maybe the movie isn't sexy because it grossly misuses its actresses.
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Still, the organization is watching for potential cases to challenge misuses of the law.
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Having said that, Arpaio pales in comparison with some past misuses of pardon authority.
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"Book Four," in progress, examines the life of a Changer who misuses his power.
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Among them was Nachman Blumental, a philologist obsessed with the uses and misuses of language.
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AI systems are getting more powerful, and that makes us more vulnerable to malicious misuses.
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In "This America," the historian Jill Lepore considers the uses and misuses of American exceptionalism.
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But there are similar, if less outrageous and expensive, misuses of science throughout the agency.
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"Putting our private information on offer without concern for possible misuses is simply irresponsible," she added.
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The Do No Harm Act would also overturn many other misuses of the religious freedom law.
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Expand its "bug bounty" program to reward people for finding misuses of data by app developers.
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State governments across the country have led the way in minimizing the misuses of criminal history.
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Although Trusted Contacts is designed to be a personal safety app, it's also rife with potential misuses.
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The commission was formed by the Texas Legislature in 2005 to investigate possible misuses of forensic evidence.
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He misuses government to target the First Amendment rights of Americans with viewpoints other than his own.
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Shareholders can sue Spiegel if he misuses shareholder funds — for example, by funneling profits to friends or relatives.
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At the same time it expanded authority, Congress removed many safeguards designed to prevent misuses of the authority.
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The Ethicist I work at a small college and have a tenured colleague who routinely misuses college funds.
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"You had real misuses of personal information to achieve totalitarian and fascistic goals [during World War II]," said Wugmeister.
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Generally, they involve misuses of the president's office, though most experts concede that really serious private misconduct would count.
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The Voice Before the Law explores the ways in which linguistic uses and misuses are bound to legal systems.
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But these protections don't apply if you gave your card to another person and he or she misuses it.
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They have long argued that the CFPB is overtly political, misuses the law and is not accountable for its actions.
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This fastidious emphasis on language and how the world uses or misuses it involves Amis in some rather curious verdicts.
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It also is working on a way for users to report any misuses of ads that go against Facebook's standards.
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But Zuckerberg also admits that the idealist train of thought might have blinded the company to potential misuses of Facebook's toolset.
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Beyond singing, Miranda is terrible at most things: She can't put on lipstick, she's sometimes politically incorrect, and frequently misuses words.
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Just last week, Kertesz and other experts petitioned the CDC and government to openly confront these misuses of the CDC guidelines.
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Nevertheless, it is the potential misuses of the technology — especially going under the name of "deep fakes" — that are raising alarms.
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You can imagine misuses like "Crack down on [minority group]" that are offensive or even dangerous but some see as legitimate.
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The president often misuses the term "fake news," typically by treating every media mistake as evidence of willful and systematic mendacity.
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So, I'm not surprised that there are misuses -- and I'm enormously surprised that anyone would think this is a doable approach.
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Malaprop is a character in the 18th-century Irish play The Rivals who delights in elaborate, polysyllabic words and constantly misuses them.
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Ultimately, the best defense against fake news and foreign propaganda lies in comprehensive public education on the uses and misuses of media.
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Genetic testing controversies of today can serve as models for how we think about the potential uses and misuses of brain imaging.
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That is enshrined in our Constitution — but so are means for curtailing the danger posed by a leader who misuses that power.
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Dawson said this approach has drawbacks for individuals, because the leaders drafting the contracts will have to forecast all potential misuses of data.
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The common thread in many events this year "was essentially the increasingly slippery nature of truth — its uses and its misuses," said Goldberger.
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Josh Constine focuses on the potential misuses of Facebook petitions, and it's not hard to imagine viral mobs copying the Gamergate playbook here.
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So it remains to be seen what other data misuses Facebook will unearth — and have to confess to now, long after the fact.
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And whether Delta misuses the data or not, the system could serve as an important step toward normalizing scanning passengers' faces at airports.
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Among the most egregious misuses of the e-word is China's policy vis-à-vis the Uighur Muslims in the country's north-west.
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The speech will likely go down as one of the more striking misuses of presidential addresses that we have seen in recent times.
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What's clear with these misuses of data is that it's just as easy—if not easier—to exploit that data from the inside.
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" But it said, "It is one thing to praise his accomplishments; it is another to excuse and deny his obvious misuses of power.
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But to become a world-shaping force like Silicon Valley, Zhongguancun will have to overcome Western concerns about the potential misuses of Chinese technology.
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Worst-case scenarios Given these concerns about privacy and overreach, Dextro co-founder, David Luan, was willing to address potential misuses of the technology.
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So I will continue to fight against the misuses of criminal law and the impeachment process without regard to who is hurt or helped.
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Effective internal controls to catch and deter fraud, waste, abuse and theft serve as a firewall that would help prevent misuses of taxpayer dollars.
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As long as business and the government worship at the altar of surveillance, we will see leaks, breaches and misuses that erode our privacy.
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Hunter's wife pleaded guilty to the misuses earlier this month and agreed to work with prosecutors, serving as a troubling sign for her husband's case.
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The Twitter savvy dictionary company has been trolling Trump for months, explaining the real definition of "fact" and pointing out when the president misuses words.
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The GDPR also empowers regulators to fine any company that does business in the EU if it misuses, exploits, or otherwise mishandles private consumer data.
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And until the company is held accountable for the misuses of its products in some meaningful way, it's hard to see how that will improve.
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The developers we spoke with expressed a desire for guidelines on where to draw the boundaries, and how to prevent dangerous misuses of their platforms.
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The rise of simplistic exclusionary speech towards a diverse part of the population has been in part facilitated by the conscious misuses of the term laïcité.
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Over the past few years, waves of shocking privacy misuses, data breaches, and abuses have crashed on the world's biggest companies and billions of their users.
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Outside of amending the Constitution itself, that means there is very little traditional recourse in the legislative and judicial branches for perceived misuses of that power.
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But like every powerful tool, we need to start thinking about how its potential misuses and side effects before we rush to use it at scale.
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Among other possible misuses, such a comprehensive DNA database would empower the White House to crack down on civil protest or monitor political critics and opponents.
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Four Republicans under investigation for various misuses of their office and campaigns could very well end up being the difference between a Republican and Democratic House.
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It's almost guaranteed that it's going to happen, and like so many other misuses, it's possible to anticipate this but not necessarily know how to preempt it.
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"One of the main problems in German law is that rape is only illegal if the perpetrator uses force, threat or misuses a defenseless situation," Zenzen says.
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Russia misuses Interpol's red notices to gain the support of international law enforcement agencies, including U.S. law enforcement, in pursuing political dissidents and victims of corporate raiding.
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Most Americans lacked confidence that companies would tell them about misuses of their data or even use it appropriately in the first place, according to the survey.
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What worked in the 1960s may not work in the same way today, when people are more sensitized to the effects of bullying and misuses of power.
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In the coming weeks we will expand Facebook's bug bounty program so that people can also report to us if they find misuses of data by app developers.
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"BT doesn't explicitly state what type of misuses they are trying to prevent across these free public Wi-Fi kiosks other than characterizing it as "anti-social behaviour.
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Meanwhile, the company has also faced several high-profile misuses of its platform in the last year, including the spread of fake news, election meddling, and inciting violence.
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Racine's office has the power to bring court actions to dissolve or place in receivership a nonprofit corporation that misuses funds or acts contrary to its nonprofit purposes.
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Is this a general comeback of the 90s, or a real change of image from the most eminent representative of the uses and misuses of the brown lip pencil?
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Co-prescribing naloxone is an effective way of achieving that goal and can change how patients, physicians and community members approach and perceive opioid medication, potential misuses and abuse.
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Racine's office has the authority to bring court actions to dissolve a nonprofit corporation that misuses funds or acts in a way that is contrary to its nonprofit purposes.
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Rolling Stone called it "unkempt" and gave it just two-and-a-half stars, while Pitchfork said the EP "misuses her talents and makes for a largely unrewarding listen."
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" Among the group's programs: "Uncovering the bias, misuses and coachability of the SAT, ACT and similar college entrance exams" and "Attacking the false notions that test scores equal merit.
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"What I've come to learn is that these failings and misuses of the system are quickly becoming the norm," Mr. Kerik wrote in a memoir published after his release.
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Kopel said it would be difficult to prevent a nightmare scenario in which someone misuses the law to take guns away from a person they intend to target violently.
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Some of Furie's cease-and-desist orders have been published by Motherboard, revealing that he's charging each recipient with different misuses of Pepe, some of them clearly for profit.
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"The application of artificial intelligence to CCTV systems opens a Pandora's Box of uses and misuses," said Sam Samuels, a former police officer and consultant on CCTV systems in Dubai.
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Adding to the confusion, the definitions of a "stable" patient on opioids versus one who "misuses" painkillers vary wildly in studies, with the latter averaging around one-quarter of patients.
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Yet the measure affects them too, as it establishes sanctions for any artist whose work misuses national symbols or includes certain content such as violence and sexist or vulgar language.
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"What struck me most about the circumstances of this crash was the lack of system safeguards to prevent foreseeable misuses of technology," Sumwalt said in his prepared remarks on Tuesday.
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All of the aforementioned companies have admitted they can do better and have introduced a series of policy changes and platform shifts to try to combat the misuses of their products.
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" His classmate Pravin Jangda said it's riskier for girls to use Facebook because "it's a question of their family's honor if somebody takes their pictures and misuses them in any way.
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"Prime Minister Netanyahu understands that the wonderful religious Zionists are in his pocket and, as much as he misuses them, the religious Zionists will remain in his pocket," Bennett told journalists.
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I've always equated rock 'n' roll with everything that's beautiful and good in this world, and I'd love to bash away on power chords while my missus misuses a drum kit.
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Someone in every office mispronounces and misuses words, or uses jargon with such confidence they may as well just walk up to a chalkboard and have at it with their nails.
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Ms. Arnoff has had employer clients whose workers used work computers and email accounts to update their résumés and look for other work, among other misuses of company time and resources.
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Jeanne Theoharis is a professor of political science at Brooklyn College and the author of, most recently, "A More Beautiful and Terrible History: The Uses and Misuses of Civil Rights History."
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Stamos, in an interview with Reuters, said pressures on Facebook to protect user privacy are making it harder to see and combat misuses on the platform, such as disinformation and election interference.
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When Ullmann does, the reader, in addition to experiencing a novel, also witnesses a public navigation through, or a performance of, the risks inherent in all fiction: that it misuses the real.
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Along with another new book, Jeanne Theoharis's "A More Beautiful and Terrible History: The Uses and Misuses of Civil Rights History," Khan-Cullors's memoir provides another context for understanding Black Lives Matter.
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But he so often misuses the same fiery spirit wasting his time defending his insults for the former Miss Universe or the Muslim, Gold Star father who spoke at the Democratic National Convention.
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States that received funding were originally limited from supporting a more extensive range of substance misuses prevention programs, such as Recovery High Schools, Nurse-Family Partnerships, and a myriad of other proven interventions.
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The agency will begin a review of other brokerage firms to unearth potential misuses of customer funds, though the S.E.C. says it is encouraging firms to come forward with information by offering leniency.
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The European Union's antitrust commission has opened an investigation into whether Amazon misuses information from its marketplace sellers to decide what products it sells directly to customers, including its own private-label offerings.
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They become addicted, or they give the extra pills to a friend or family member who misuses the medication, or they leave them unguarded in a medicine cabinet for a child to take.
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Trump's push to send the military to the border comes ahead of Tuesday's mid-term congressional elections and has triggered sharp reactions, with critics calling it a political stunt that misuses U.S. military resources.
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Other commonly expressed concerns about AI include automation in the workplace displacing human workers, the advent of so-called "killer robots" — also known as autonomous weapons — and other misuses of artificial intelligence in military applications.
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But multiple reports say the social network did very little to police this sort of activity, only asking third-parties to sign minimal agreements, and only investigating misuses after they were reported to the company.
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MillerCoors filed a lawsuit Thursday against Anheuser-Busch InBev, claiming that its rival's Bud Light ad shown during the Super Bowl is false advertising meant to deceive customers and misuses the Miller and Coors trademarks.
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"Respectfully, we strongly disagree with any suggestion that Google misuses independent contractors or temporary workers," Eileen Naughton, Google's VP of People Operations, wrote in response to the senators, according to a copy of the letter.
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Through video, diagram, text, and photography, Abu Hamdan explores the ways in which words, sounds, and accents are bound to nationhood, identity, and borders; linguistic uses and misuses to legal systems; misunderstanding to bodily harm.
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"He cannot get funding for his wall, so instead he irresponsibly misuses our military to save face," Kevin Appleby, the senior director of international migration policy at the Center for Migration Studies of New York.
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Former President Barack Obama is sending a cease-and-desist letter to South Carolina TV stations demanding they not air a Republican ad that misuses his words to attack his former vice president, Joe Biden.
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Though Away's CEO resigned days after The Verge published aggressive Slack messages she sent to employees, it's unclear what substantive policy changes the company will enact to prevent similar misuses of power in the future.
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Those misuses include wielding Facebook's tools as a weapon to stir racial hatred in countries torn apart by ethnic violence and the creation of an international cottage industry around fake news, propaganda, and conspiracy theory peddling.
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Historically, the brawny cop on the beat here has been the FTC, which has brought a range of actions focused on the misuses of identifiers against leading online companies, ad networks, apps, children's sites and others.
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Sean O'Kane reports from Washington, DC. "What struck me most about the circumstances of this crash was the lack of system safeguards to prevent foreseeable misuses of technology," Sumwalt said in his prepared remarks on Tuesday.
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"UNRWA has proven time and again to be an agency that misuses the humanitarian aid of the international community and instead supports anti-Israel propaganda, perpetuates the plight of Palestinian refugees and encourages hate," Danon said.
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A "lack of system safeguards to prevent foreseeable misuses of technology," factored into the tragic collision that killed the driver, National Transportation Safety Board Chairman Robert L. Sumwalt III said at a hearing on the incident yesterday.
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In her book A More Beautiful and Terrible History: The Uses and Misuses of Civil Rights History, Theoharis seeks to expand the conversation about King and the fight for civil rights in the US as a whole.
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Asked for her views on how social media should be regulated by policymakers to rein in data abuses and misuses, Denham suggested a system-based approach that looks at effectiveness and outcomes — saying it boils down to accountability.
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The chief executive of Foursquare, one of the largest location data platforms on the internet, is calling on lawmakers to pass legislation to better regulate the wider location data industry amid abuses and misuses of consumers' personal data.
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It was basically the living embodiment of contemporary fears over misuses of Facebook's developer platform, and few mourned it when Facebook shut down the company's API access during the big third-party developer purges of 2014 and 2015.
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An investigation by federal labor officials turned up misuses of the H-2A visa program and the Migrant and Seasonal Worker Protection Act, aimed at allowing employers experiencing a U.S. worker shortage to hire temporary workers from abroad.
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Everyday use of your computer and browser inevitably leads to the sort of misuses that eat into bandwidth — out-of-date plugins pile up, untrusted third party downloads sneak in, and a cache in sore need of clearing compiles.
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As a historian who for 30 years has researched and taught the history of the Civil War and Reconstruction Era and Southern history more generally, I&aposd like to discuss here four misuses of history from Trump&aposs attorneys.
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Supporters of facial recognition technology say that it has the capability to help police departments more efficiently identify and arrest criminal suspects, but critics point to examples of misuses that they say prove it can do more harm than good.
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And what about even more dystopic uses for a conversation engine that's so slick it can convince the vast majority of people it's human — like fraud, identity theft, even election interference… the potential misuses could be terrible and scale endlessly.
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Meredith Whittaker, a researcher who examines the social implications of AI, tweeted that Singh and his colleagues' paper showed there was a "mounting ethical crisis" in the field, with scientists failing to examine potential misuses of the technology they're helping build.
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"We have publicly condemned any group that misuses President Trump's likeness, or otherwise implies an affiliation with his campaign, in order to confuse people and mislead donors," Erin Perrine, the campaign's deputy communications director, said in an email Tuesday to CNN.
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The company is still facing immense regulatory and legislative scrutiny after a disastrous year of privacy scandals, most prominently the Cambridge Analytica situation and upper management catastrophes related to the company's handling of election interference and other flagrant misuses of its platform.
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"UNRWA has proven time and again to be an agency that misuses the humanitarian aid of the international community and instead supports anti-Israel propaganda, perpetuates the plight of Palestinian refugees and encourages hate," said Danny Danon, Israel's ambassador to the United Nations.
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Studies have also found that children living with an adult who misuses alcohol were more likely to live in a house with a gun stored unsafely, and that heavy alcohol use was most common in those who store guns loaded and unlocked.
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But revelations of how Kushner's JK2 Westminster misuses its legal resources not only to prosecute but also to cruelly persecute former tenants (even those who have done nothing wrong but have difficulty navigating the legal system to prove it) make me wonder.
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On March 29, agents from that body searched the central bank's headquarters as part of a half dozen criminal inquiries into "misuses or misappropriation," of central bank funds, including one looking specifically at possible wrongdoing by central bank employees, according to a spokeswoman.
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While the Fourth Amendment will protect individuals from the potential misuses of biometric data in the prosecution of criminal cases, there is no parallel protection for consumers whose identities are effectively stolen by the many-tentacled creature that is modern data-based marketing.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A much-anticipated bill that may give the U.S. government the ability to collect civil penalties if a company misuses consumer data on the internet or allows it to be stolen could be drafted early next year, a lawmaker said on Tuesday.
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If she'd had any notions about "Medea," she wrote in an essay on the adaptation, they were that "the play's premise—the murder of two children by their mother—had attained a troubling sort of autonomy that exposed it to all sorts of cultural misuses," misogynistic ones.
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Amazon had to testify before Congress last week, where an executive was peppered with questions about whether it misuses customer and seller data for its own benefit, and the Justice Department announced this week that it was opening a sweeping antitrust review into big tech companies.
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Facebook on Thursday released its latest report on the removal of harmful content from its services, one day after a bombshell report that detailed how the company avoided and deflected blame in the public conversation around its handling of Russian interference and other misuses of its social network.
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The Interior Department kept park gates open during a shutdown in January of this year, which led to a number of land misuses, including the illegal hunting of a pregnant elk in Utah's Zion National Park and a snowmobiler coming too close to Yellowstone National Park's Old Faithful geyser.
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" The current president of the Central Council of Jews Josef Schuster added, "Whoever misuses the Holocaust for marketing purposes acts in a deplorable and immoral way" while Felix Klein, who heads Germany's office on anti-Semitism, chimed in: "I think it is a tasteless exploitation of artistic freedom.
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The WSJ investigation and the information about Spencer come just before Dorsey's scheduled September 5 appearance at a Senate Intelligence Committee hearing, alongside Facebook's Sheryl Sandberg, to testify about potential misuses and abuses of their respective platforms by foreign actors in the lead-up to the midterm elections.
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Later on, after the keynote, Google representatives told The Verge that the company felt a responsibility to inform individuals who do encounter Duplex that they may be talking to a piece of a software, and that the Assistant team was looking to safeguard the product against misuses like spam calling.
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A September 103 report found nooses in detainee cells and misuses of solitary confinement at the Adelanto Detention Center in California, which is owned and operated by the GEO Group, a private prison company that contracts with the federal government and operates a network of ICE detention centers across the country.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Christianity Today, the magazine founded by the late Reverend Billy Graham, renewed its criticism of President Donald Trump in a new editorial that cited his "misuses of power" and asked fellow Christians to examine their loyalty to him, days after a controversial editorial that called for his impeachment.
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Photo: GettyFacebook's latest earnings report showed the company escaped its recent round of public scrutiny mostly unscathed, but a filing made this week with the US Securities and Exchange Commission shows that Facebook is expecting to find more massive misuses of data similar to the one that sparked the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg on Thursday said the company will establish an independent body to oversee user appeals of content removal, one day after a bombshell report that detailed how the company avoided and deflected blame in the public conversation around its handling of Russian interference and other misuses of its social network.
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"If he misuses and abuses his power to the point that he uses his money and his influence to tell people to do things to people that are harmful to my people, I just want him to know how frowned upon that is in my community, starting with me," he said of Trump.
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If a bank misuses this trust, we don't like it, definitely, we try to stop it, I try to stop it, I try to delay it… But rules are rules and they had to take this action and I don't like it and I wish this bank didn't go through what they did.
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The threat posed by info-cyberwarfare on tech platforms that straddle entire societies and have become attention-sapping powerhouses — swapping out editorially structured news distribution for machine-powered content hierarchies that lack any kind of civic mission — is really only just beginning to become clear, as the detail of abuses and misuses slowly emerges.
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He invited two men born in the Soviet Union — Natan Sharansky, a Jewish human-rights activist who is now chairman of the Jewish Agency for Israel, and Sergei Chapnin, a former editor of the official journal of the Moscow Patriarchate, the seat of the Russian Orthodox Church board — to talk about the misuses of faith.
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"You can see this mounting as an issue, it's in tech but even more broadly, I call it a trust headwind because there have some been misuses of data, and before this derails the entire digital economy ... I think we have to deal head on with trust," Rometty told CNN's Julia Chatterley in Davos.
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That probe is intended to look into alleged obstruction of justice by Trump and others and the "alleged cover-up of violations of the law"; alleged corruption in areas including violations of the Constitution's emoluments clause "and other criminal misuses of official positions for personal gain"; and alleged abuses of power, such as attacking the press and misusing the presidential pardon power.
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That probe has three main points of focus: alleged obstruction of justice by Trump and others and the "alleged cover-up of violations of the law"; alleged corruption in areas including violations of the Constitution's emoluments clause "and other criminal misuses of official positions for personal gain"; and alleged abuses of power, such as attacking the press and misusing the presidential pardon power.
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The probe will focus on three main topics: alleged obstruction of justice by Trump and others and the "alleged cover-up of violations of the law"; alleged corruption in areas including violations of the Constitution's emoluments clause "and other criminal misuses of official positions for personal gain"; and alleged abuses of power, such as attacking the press and misusing the presidential pardon power.
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Taken together, these investigations revealed astounding abuses of presidential power by Nixon, which included other illegal break-ins and burglaries; illegal electronic surveillance; misuses of agencies of government like the I.R.S., C.I.A. and F.B.I.; the practice of making political opponents into enemies and using the instruments of government to attack them; and then employing perjury and obstruction of justice to cover it all up.
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We do indeed live in a world in which President of the United States Donald John Trump routinely misuses quotation "marks" while conducting "foreign policy" on "Twitter"; we really have heard the last from Chuck Berry; and it is actually the case that a large number of powerful men appear to have been laboring for years under the impression that the American workplace was pants-optional.
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Twitter's Misguided Barriers for Researchers Kara Alaimo says Twitter's efforts to prevent the misuse of the platform are making it too hard on researchers who study misuses of the platform: Justin Littman, a software developer at Stanford University Libraries, explained that researchers with advanced software skills used to be able to sign up to write their own software and get the data they needed from Twitter's Application Programming Interface (API).
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Filled with allusions to everything from "Tristram Shandy" to "The Lone Ranger," from "Paradise Lost" to "Alice in Wonderland," and crammed full with puns, wordplay, vulgar jokes and lyrical asides, "The Moor's Last Sigh" is many books at the same time: a demented family saga, a twisted Bildungsroman, an exploration of the uses and misuses of art and a dark historical parable that rivals Mr. Rushdie's 1981 masterpiece, "Midnight's Children," in scope, inventiveness and ambition.
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