Countries should send civil servants, not private actors, as their representatives.
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It's not private and not enough rooms for other family guests.
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But it shows only New Jersey Transit buses, not private lines.
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This is not private citizen Donald Trump we are talking about.
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But the new bosses were not private, business-savvy British firms.
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Some other states protect public but not private employees from discrimination.
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Only the government, not private litigants, can file disparate impact claims.
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But "mutiny" implies the revolt of government troops, not private contractors.
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Unfortunately we're going through things, and it's not private, it became public.
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"When people come together, they're not private anymore; they're public," he said.
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While voting is a private act, keeping our democracy is not private.
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Once something is shared with hundreds of others, it is not private.
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To be clear, the app is also about public sharing, not private messaging.
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It's the misconduct of public institutions, not private ones, that worries Edwards most.
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And those pictures and the information that comes with them, they're not private.
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These are not private musings, but intensely introspective works about death's anticipated arrival.
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In some states, an executive or administrative order protects state, but not private, employees.
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Federal law requires licensed gun shops to conduct background checks, but not private sellers.
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Beijing's anti-graft drive has netted mostly government officials, not private businessmen, she said.
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The First Amendment prohibits the government from infringing on free speech, not private companies.
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It is not private jets and activewear and runways in wings, and we know that.
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In using the word "repression," I am talking about organized political activity, not private speech.
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Such suits must be filed by the federal government, not private citizens, that court held.
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The First Amendment protects against government actions against free speech, not private companies like the NFL.
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While Stance may make it easier to contact representatives, keep in mind your messages are not private.
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Make sure the permissions on your podcast are public and not private, so our judges can listen.
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The executive order would apply solely to the Postal Service, not private companies like FedEx or UPS.
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The dilemma, of course, is that the "things" in Johns's lexicon already exist; they are not private symbols.
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Attention, all who Slack, Gchat, or make use of another enterprise IM software: Your convos are not private.
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The injunction applies only to HHS enforcement, not private citizens, who can sue under the statute, Samuels said.
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But there were no affirmative replies: Not Wall Street banks, not private equity firms, not sovereign wealth funds.
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"One piece of this, too, is that it's also not that binary — it's not private or public," Sell said.
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Lawmakers succeeded, but lobbying from financial services companies ensured that it applied only to the government, not private firms.
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For days now, folks have tweeted about receiving a "connection is not private" warning when trying to access whitehouse.gov.
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Only public medical schools, not private ones, were included, because states like Florida and Texas post employee salaries online.
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In fact, to break the record, she could only take scheduled public transport between countries — not private jets or boats.
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The company is going to stick to license taxis and not private cars because the latter is banned in Japan.
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Read more " _____ • Mary Vought in The Washington Post "My work product determined my success — not private dinners with the congressman.
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That's not a huge deal since the vehicle is meant for fleet deployment, not private use like a Tesla Model 3.
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Max: The good thing about a private company is that you remain private to the point where you're not private anymore.
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Data collected included demographics, status updates, some profile pictures, likes and lots more, but not private messages or data from friends.
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The First Amendment generally protects citizens against the suppression of their speech by the government, not private entities like their employers.
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The recommendations also included ensuring that the N.I.H., and not private donors, make final decisions about trial design and data analysis.
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Nonprofits are legally required to ensure that their funds are used for their stated public purpose, not private interest, he added.
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The federal government, not private markets, created the subprime mortgage crisis, and it did so purposefully for many years despite repeated warnings.
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In actuality, the island was not private as it was advertised and the festival location was actually an abandoned development site. 11.
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Why it matters: States typically make registered voter data public - the voter data could be best described as sensitive but not private.
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Vedant Patel, a spokesman for Ms. Jayapal, said her vision of Medicare for all was the traditional Medicare program, not private plans.
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If you decide to abandon it though, remember that it is, as of today, the most secure (not private!) browser out there.
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Email Addresses of Cofounders[redacted]Please enter the url of a 1 minute unlisted (not private) YouTube or Youku video introducing the founders.
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The Connecticut Constitution's free-speech provision largely mirrors the United States Constitution's and is concerned with actions of the government, not private employers.
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Likewise, the role of the chaperone has long been a way of making privacy respectable and, in a sense, not private at all.
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The internet is the open system it is today because it was sponsored by the government, not private telecom giants like AT&T.
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"It's actually crazy when you think about all of the things that are really NOT private!" she wrote to me in an email.
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Later, Harris and her aide said her "let's eliminate all of that" comment was aimed at the bureaucracy around health care, not private insurance.
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It's essential that we hammer away at this -- that we, and they, understand that the internet is not a diary; it is not private.
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Facebook's rules are the least restrictive amongst the group, because the tech giant believes that the government should regulate political ads, not private companies.
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Despite generally liking it, Ryan pointed out that police have access to records for state mental health facilities, but not private mental health care records.
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SANBI drew on studies and data from a number of sources but Donaldson said most was from protected areas and national parks, not private lands.
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Perhaps employees at public companies can pay this tax on vesting, but not private start-ups where there is no public market for the stock.
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"Our focus is not private-sector development as it was" in the previous administration, Mr. de Blasio said at a news conference on West Street.
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The decision is unlikely to have a direct effect on unionized employees of private businesses, because the First Amendment restricts government action and not private conduct.
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"I hope it ends as soon as possible because corporations are not private-equity firms," Moatti said during a panel discussion in New York last year.
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Indiana University (unlike, for instance the University of Pennsylvania where Wax teaches) is a public, not private, university, so First Amendment protections are indeed a consideration.
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"The First Amendment to the US Constitution is specifically designed to limit government officials and not private businesses," Keith Whittington, a professor at Princeton University, told me.
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Locke argued that you could coerce only public assent, not private conviction; that suppression encouraged revolt; and—a new element—that religious persecution was bad for trade.
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For example, the conflict minerals provision requires public companies (but not private ones) to reveal their use of various minerals from the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
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As some of the optimists note, China's debt is public, not private, which means that the risks are largely borne by the state, which has deeper pockets.
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While 80 percent of market transactions were still covered by the bill, the changes gave the bill a tone of focusing on institutional behavior, not private individuals.
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Trump has also weighed in on the matter, defending his conduct and stating that he is aware that his phone calls with foreign leaders are not private.
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit rejected Oil States' argument, finding patents are not private property, so the lack of a jury is not unconstitutional.
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But U.S. sanctions against Venezuela do not appear to have crimped surging imports — mostly because they prevent Americans from doing business with only the government, not private Venezuelans.
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Participants in the small study wanted the data to be handled by the government (not private companies), were concerned about hacking, and didn't want the data to be sold.
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A tight labour market and extravagant handouts have fuelled consumption (the government has doled out 42.6bn zlotys in the new child benefit alone since 2016) but not private investment.
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Johnson's battle with the disease was not private, but since Prodigy's passing countless tributes from musicians and fans have cropped up, including hashtags #RIPProdigy and #MobbDeep trending on Twitter.
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Justices ruled Texas had not violated free speech rights by rejecting a proposed license plate featuring the Confederate flag because state-issued plates are government speech, not private speech.
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While I found the tents and more upscale lodging options to be beautiful, they are decidedly not private or isolated — they're right on top of the island's main street.
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In fact, it's so not private that Google had to add an "incognito mode" as an option for users who didn't want their Maps app collecting data on them.
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Via refuted this claim, however, and said that since they focus exclusively on shared rides, not private ones, they launch in the densest areas and had yet to expand.
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Forty-one percent of people also worried their voice assistant was actively listening or recording them, and 31 percent believed the information the assistant collected from them was not private.
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So, whether you're using the platforms to build a professional online presence or just connecting with friends, it's time to take down those frat party photos if you're not private.
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HB2 requires that multi-occupancy bathrooms, showers, locker rooms, and other changing facilities in public schools and government agencies (but not private businesses) be separate based a person's physical anatomy.
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There's plenty of room for corporate profits in the path to zero emissions, but the line running through all of the above is muscular government action—not private sector largesse.
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That said, the feature seems sort of half-baked since we don't know if it will be able to take very not-private speakerphone calls to much more private smartphone calls.
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Email is inherently not private—everyone who has ever contacted you, and everyone who you've ever contacted from an email account, has a piece of your email history in their inbox.
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They would require federal contractors -- but not private employers -- to provide employees with up to seven days of paid sick leave, which could also be used to care for family members.
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They would require federal contractors — but not private employers — to provide employees with up to seven days of paid sick leave, which could also be used to care for family members.
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In Kramer's view, that's clearly wrong, for the reason Noah Feldman underscores: The First Amendment and its clause protecting free speech prohibit only government action restricting it, not private action by those companies.
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At the same time there are walls that are not private property, that are just sad, that have no value and are just symbols for the barriers we put up against each other.
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He said, for example, that FEMA, the federal government's lead disaster response agency, typically concentrated on public property, not private, unless individual counties declare the private properties a public health and safety risk.
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The NFL is constrained in how it treats players by its own collective bargaining agreement, but the First Amendment to the US Constitution is specifically designed to limit government officials and not private businesses.
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In calls made from jail a message is played warning that the call is subject to recording and monitoring, so they say those on the call know the conversation is not private or privileged.
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CONTACTEmail address of the founder who is filling out this application:[Redacted]Phone number(s):[Redacted]FOUNDERSPlease enter the url of a 1 minute unlisted (not private) YouTube or Youku video introducing the founder(s).
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And on Monday, a coalition of progressive and moderate Democrats in the House introduced a resolution detailing specific tenets they'd like to see in an infrastructure plan including a major focus on public, not private, investment.
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Which is a way of saying that Berlinski's characters are theatrical but not private; they are always good storytellers but their tales are turned outward, not inward; they are vividly fictional but not quite convincingly human.
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"Sometimes, a frank talk about the proper use of a school-issued email account is enough to make students realize that emails are not private," an email obtained from a school in St. Mary Parish in Louisiana says.
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The First Amendment bars the government from infringing on speech, not private companies, meaning Twitter, Facebook, Google, and any other social media companies are free to enforce their content policies and decide what they do and don't show.
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And it kind of learns what X-rays look like from the private data, and then it becomes smart enough to generate its own X-ray images that are inherently not private, that other people can train on.
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Though the terminology and process is (wildly, needlessly) complex, the advice is simple for anyone wanting to borrow $25,000: Take out federal student loans from the government, not private ones that come from a bank or similar institution.
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Sander's emphasis on the issue in his 2628 campaign and since, and the tireless work of long time activists, especially nurses, on the need for transformative healthcare reform to a system based on patient need, not private profit.
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"If your student loans are not private loans with huge interest rates, then it makes sense to just keep them, and just make sure you're paying them off on time," said Avani Ramnani, director of finance at Francis Financial.
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Domino's is now "a tech company that happens to make pizza," Dell likes to think they are "the world's largest startup" and when Dollar Shave Club's investment came from venture capital firms not private equity, it was called seed funding.
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GEO group response: Spokesman Pablo Paez pushed back, pointing to the fact that the Obama Administration established standards for Voluntary Work Programs at all ICE detention centers and that the wage rates are set by the federal government, not private companies.
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Others who booked Ocean View Pool Villas were disappointed that their rooms were not private, and some who stayed near the restaurant cited the live music as too loud, and also lamented the high prices in the restaurant and spa.
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While Israel allows settlement on public, not private, land, most of the world considers the West Bank to be occupied territory and views all settlement there as an obstacle to the establishment of a Palestinian state and a violation of international law.
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Opponents of the plant say it's the first referendum in the nation to take up the question of whether or not private corporations should be allowed to tap a public water source — especially in drought-stricken regions — and sell it for private profit.
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Through this lens, it's not hard to see why Buttigieg's plan calls only for free public (not private, mind you) college for the kids of any family earning less than $100,000, a bone tossed out to the less wealthy from the magnanimous upper crust.
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But smarts alone is a tenuous basis on which to succeed over the long-term so it should come as no surprise that CalPERs only terminated its hedge fund program (not private equity or venture capital) and NYCERs actually increased its commitment to private equity while cutting hedge funds.
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They would be more amazed to realize that the policy choices they made back then — to demand data transparency rather than limit data collection, and to legislate the behavior of government but not private industry — enabled today's tech giants to become as large and powerful as they are.
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Public transit agencies—which, it's worth bearing in mind, are publicly owned and operated, not private corporations—are also asking for federal funds so they can keep running service for critical workers like hospital and grocery store staff, but they're asking for about $13 billion, or about one-fifth of what the airline industry wants.
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Even though the group has held meetings that included Apple CEO Tim Cook, Amazon leader Jeff Bezos and Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella — which happened at a so-called "tech week" blitz at the White House in June — the executive order commissioning the project only tapped government employees, not private-sector bigwigs, as formal participants.
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In a series of tweets on Friday, Musk explained that the focus of the company's Los Angeles and East Coast projects—massive and complicated concepts for a network of intercity Hyperloop tubes and separate intracity transport systems that zip around high-speed electromagnetic sleds—is now shifting to make their priorities moving people, not private vehicles.
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" This is, as they explain at length, a deeply dangerous set of conditions because our nation's "security decisions should be based on national interest, not private gain; the venues for foreign policy and national security decision making should be embassies and diplomatic meetings, not corporate board rooms and private resorts; the means should be diplomatic engagement, not unreported financial relationships.
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"These are complicated issues, balancing a commitment to academic freedom with these demands for censorship and the greater awareness of the negative impacts on people of hearing speech that makes them uncomfortable for whatever reason," said Geoffrey R. Stone, a professor of law at the University of Chicago, noting that the First Amendment applied only to students and faculty members at public institutions, not private ones.
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