Wahab says it's critical that Moslawis are safeguarded from mistreatment.
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In the meantime, the rights of citizens must be safeguarded.
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Can it be safeguarded from the United States' financial sleuths?
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Reassurances that human rights will be safeguarded are unlikely to help.
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The GOP's House majority is safeguarded, first and foremost, by geography.
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Since the nation's founding, American citizens have safeguarded small-scale democracy.
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How can Americans be safeguarded from financial contracts with faulty code?
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And it is safeguarded today by service members who do so, too.
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"In Chile, water is not safeguarded as a human right," Mundaca said.
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Now that you know the risks, here's how to plan so you're safeguarded.
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The new regulations say spiritual sites should be "safeguarded" from tourism and development.
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The foreign companies involved, like Apple, argue that the sensitive data remains safeguarded.
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It's easy to feel outrage at the companies that should've safeguarded this information better.
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Unfettered access should be safeguarded in the way we safeguard civil rights, she says.
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Understand what and how it will be used and how it is being safeguarded.
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Clinton's department should have been better prepared for the attack and safeguarded the compound.
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These sites are safeguarded from antibodies to prevent the immune system from attacking vital tissues.
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For instance, employees acting together to improve compensation issues or work conditions would be safeguarded.
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Once safeguarded within the industry as top secret, they've since been leaked and widely publicized.
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These laws directly suppress political speech, which is traditionally a most safeguarded form of expression.
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It is very safeguarded and protected, and wades around commodification, appropriation and things like that.
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"Name calling is safeguarded from a libel suit because it's not factual assertion," Calvert added.
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Places safeguarded by LWCF help provide safe, clean drinking water for our families and communities.
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What our leaders must emphasize is that responses to the Census are strictly safeguarded: 2202.
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"If we have that kind of aggressive animals we should have been safeguarded," Lopez said.
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For generations, local fishermen have safeguarded their supplies of fish by creating marine protected areas.
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The first Egyptian station features four canopic jars, which safeguarded the organs of the deceased.
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Critics argue this will blur the border that has safeguarded Hong Kong's core values and freedoms.
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The time is now, and once successful, Washington's maritime sector be safeguarded for decades to come.
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No one is more entitled than others to a safeguarded life merely because of marital status.
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His tweets would be safeguarded from reproach, establishing an echo chamber filter bubble for his acolytes.
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It is the church who has protected these forests and who has safeguarded them from destruction.
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"The management of Therapeutic Use Exemptions in cycling is robust and fully safeguarded," the UCI said.
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They are more likely tucked in a wallet or safeguarded in a box under the bed.
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Clinton, not all women in positions of leadership have safeguarded women who reported experiencing sexual harassment.
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But it has largely safeguarded the U.S. homeland, and has provided some seeds for a better future.
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After giving the event the go-ahead, Greater Manchester Police safeguarded the event with additional security measures.
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"These households represent 420,000 people whose livelihoods have been safeguarded," said Julius Kiptarus, Kenya's director of livestock.
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The world, they believed, would welcome American leadership as long as it safeguarded human rights and democracy.
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To prove that evidence remains uncontaminated, it is strongly safeguarded and a chain of custody is established.
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In the Atlantic, President Obama safeguarded a stretch of underwater canyons from Virginia to the Canadian border.
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As for the guns, Lakeisha says they have been "safeguarded" and are available at the court's request.
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Mexico is an extremely important partner of the United States and that partnership needs to be safeguarded.
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Safeguarded by national parks and monuments, these trees now also help drive a thriving outdoor recreation economy.
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Only rarely are small numbers of workers interviewed, and when they are, their identities are inadequately safeguarded.
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It's about us modifying our very genetic code — that's extremely dangerous if it's not controlled and safeguarded.
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"The legal rights and interests of these two Canadians have been safeguarded," Lu told a daily news briefing.
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ABTA says that the card is an important protection for travellers that should be safeguarded in Brexit negotiations.
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This has safeguarded its cash generation but could leave the company falling behind in a rapidly changing sector.
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The works councils and employee representatives will be consulted where applicable and statutory participation rights will be safeguarded.
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"This bill will help to ensure that life and property are continually safeguarded from the hazards of fire."
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Other sites that cannot be removed could potentially be safeguarded by the construction of protective barriers around them.
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He is the man in charge of seeing that the constitutional model of the United States is safeguarded.
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And by we, I mean the irreconcilables, who were against any League, no matter how 'safeguarded' with reservations.
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"PUB is taking steps to ensure that our water security is safeguarded," it said in a statement late Tuesday.
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Our values, our institutions and our future cannot thrive or survive if what makes America exceptional is not safeguarded.
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Then there is no incentive to shift income abroad — in any sense — and revenue and jobs are both safeguarded.
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I will never be able to appropriately express my gratitude to the nurses and doctors who safeguarded their lives.
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It is vital that entrepreneurs make sure that their systems and servers are safeguarded from domestic and foreign attacks.
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So for instance we have to ensure that the agricultural is properly safeguarded and we have deals on aviation.
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Everything that passes through this tunnel is protected, so all your activity and information is safeguarded against prying eyes.
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It must be collected, identified and analyzed precisely; safeguarded through the chain of custody; and kept free of contamination.
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If corridors between forest patches and buffer zones around protected areas are safeguarded, both humans and animals could thrive.
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Conservative representatives who champion the Constitution should do everything they can to make sure our foundational rights are safeguarded.
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But Hong Kongers are increasingly concerned about Beijing's tightening grip on their city's supposedly safeguarded political freedoms and distinct identity.
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The result in the longer term is the erosion of one of the principles that has safeguarded our constitutional traditions.
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Then, knowing that a structure is established in which you are safeguarded, feel free to not get out of bed.
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"Individuals, including children, have indeed been prosecuted as opposed to being safeguarded as vulnerable victims," the police chiefs' study says.
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But only if it can be safeguarded from hackers and terrorists, and not grind to a halt in a crisis.
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How do you keep something SECURE & SAFEGUARDED when those at the top of ABC depts are CORRUPT and being REMOVED?
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Albeit, the government says that in its view "the interests of consumers are safeguarded as fiber markets become more competitive".
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Abortion pills and community self-help networks have saved women's and girls' lives and safeguarded their health around the world.
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DAVOS - HONG KONG LEADER CARRIE LAM SAYS WHAT MAKES THE CITY SPECIAL WILL NOT GO AWAY, IT WILL BE SAFEGUARDED
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It asked for the amount to be "kindly kept... in trust" so that the interests of the state could be safeguarded.
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However, the government did not provide a value for the investments, and it did not explain how the jobs were "safeguarded".
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France, which had initially welcomed a PSA-Opel deal providing French jobs were safeguarded, said on Wednesday it understood Berlin's concerns.
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Both the right to free speech and the right to bear arms can be limited -- even though both are constitutionally safeguarded.
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In contrast, the rabbis' call for "safeguarded learners" would cut students off from crucial ethical questions and crises of our time.
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She considered the 1979 sculpture an important early work and found it hard to believe that it had not been safeguarded.
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Section 201 allows an industry injured, or threatened with injury, to be safeguarded by duties or other temporary import-relief measures.
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The struggle for equality before the law, safeguarded by the Constitution, has been a means to greater inclusivity and social justice.
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"We found the FBI was not ensuring its highly classified (source) documentation was safeguarded from potential unauthorized access," the office found.
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Unless people believe their health and the environment are being safeguarded, they will withdraw their permission for companies to do business.
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"The vast majority of Oregonians support access to safe and legal abortion, which is now safeguarded by the Reproductive Health Equity Act."
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Here was the First Amendment Randazza — and other liberals — wanted to protect: a law that safeguarded subversive speech from powerful moralistic assholes.
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" It flatly denied the alleged $850 million loss, stating the funds were "not lost but have been, in fact, seized and safeguarded.
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But he said that even if neither of them win the White House, the country would be safeguarded from long-term deterioration.
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Tough issues are outstanding, such as effective co-governance, redrawing territorial boundaries and how security concerns of each side can be safeguarded.
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Lu did not say whether the men were provided with attorneys, but said their legal rights "are being safeguarded," the AP reported.
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The EU's existing sanctions regime against the Kremlin must be safeguarded and new sanctions prepared as a deterrent to future Russian aggression.
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It's also about ensuring that if criminals do find a way in, the data is sufficiently safeguarded and effectively useless to them.
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And under review by the National Data Guardian, the government-appointee tasked with ensuring citizens' health data is safeguarded and used properly.
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Women's rights and access to health and reproductive services need to be safeguarded, yet they continue to come under attack from Republicans.
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When teachers and professors turn the classroom into an arena for anti-Israel animosity, students become unwitting pawns instead of safeguarded learners.
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As a refugee protection organization, HIAS wants to ensure that the urgent needs of these refugees and those that follow are safeguarded.
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It also has to be what--private information should be safeguarded so that individuals are not caught in the cross-fire here.
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Most agreed that having proper rules in place can protect investors in the same manner they are safeguarded in the securities market.
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"At present, myself, the Prime Minister, the government, we are all working as one, to ensure that the country is safeguarded," he said.
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ICI, whose shareholders have $20 trillion plus in assets, has raised concerns about how the SEC safeguarded industry data it gathers since 2015.
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The letter said security had returned to Xinjiang and the fundamental human rights of people of all ethnic groups there had been safeguarded.
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Establishing a reputation for making easily disprovable claims could undercut its credibility with its own supporters, so ISIS has carefully safeguarded its authority.
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Hamilton had opposed a Bill of Rights in part because he thought these mechanisms safeguarded rights better than protections inscribed on paper could.
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At least one assessment by PricewaterhouseCoopers, in 2013, found that Facebook had done little to ensure that the shared data was appropriately safeguarded.
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Basically, fiber-optic cabling is wound around whatever it is that needs to be safeguarded and a continuous signal is sent through it.
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"Genuine peace can be safeguarded and our development and future be guaranteed only when the balance of power is completely ensured," he said.
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"We will never regret that we safeguarded too much of the planet... that our climate is more stable than it was," he said.
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This of course raises issues of how that data is being collected, how it is being used, and how it is being safeguarded.
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The best interests of the governed were safeguarded by three independent branches of government able to exercise checks and balances over each other.
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After decades of being safeguarded overseas, the nation's gold reserves — a large part of them, at least — are once again safe in Frankfurt.
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Health experts say that the clinical trials space is a big opportunity for Verily, if it keeps patient privacy safeguarded in the long term.
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""Hackers find it much less appealing to try to hack a personal account that's been safeguarded with multifactor authentication, because it won't be simple.
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"We will also monitor closely any successor companies using our powers to audit and inspect, to ensure the public is safeguarded," the ICO added.
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Not only are early holiday decorators happier (according to one psychologist), this year, they also safeguarded their good cheer against an impending Christmas crisis.
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"We're not going to reauthorize these surveillance programs if the American people are not satisfied that their security is going to be safeguarded," Rep.
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New York went into gridlock mode as the F.B.I., Secret Service and New York Police Department safeguarded visiting dignitaries to attend the General Assembly.
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Good rainfall just over a month ago safeguarded the wheat crop and meant patrons were "staying for an extra beer or two", he said.
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"We currently have more than 700 'bomas,' and the Living Wall is a program that has safeguarded 99% of our livestock at night," says Kisimir.
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Almost through the entirety of her 7-year-old son's life, Noelle Kei has safeguarded him from something that many take for granted: the sun.
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That way, data emanating from the EU will need to be handled a certain way, just as any personally identifiable information needs to be safeguarded.
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"The structure of the cathedral is saved and the main artworks have been safeguarded, thanks to the combined actions of different state services," it said.
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Why it matters: This is an example of how major internet companies are grappling with an online world that needs to be safeguarded for children.
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While the 193 compromise banned LGBTQ people from serving, it essentially safeguarded their places in the ranks as long as they kept their identity hidden.
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Both nations recognize that free trade should be safeguarded, Li said, adding that China had no wish to pursue a competitive devaluation of its yuan.
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Or maybe the idea of a sex work–involved scenario safeguarded his ego from the hypothetical possibility that he was into a girl like me.
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Inside I found my son safeguarded by social workers, and my husband hooked up to IVs, both of them stone-faced and questioning their mortality.
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Because of an editing error, a home page headline for this article misstated how Ali Shehadeh, a Syrian conservationist, safeguarded the seeds in his care.
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That's still possible, if grizzly hunting remains forbidden and the connecting lands are safeguarded in perpetuity against incursion and development, which they are not today.
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It is unclear what will happen to the collection then, but the seminary said the artifacts would be safeguarded as it worked to repatriate them.
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She has taken portraits of the parents, siblings and children of the missing young men as well as the belongings safeguarded in anticipation of their return.
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Dao "currently has no access to them and believes that serious prejudice" will befall his case if the items are not safeguarded, the court papers state.
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The album was a break from the hyper-masculinity safeguarded by hip-hop, solidifying it as one of the most transformative albums of the past decade.
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If you hail from either of the coasts, your interests are being safeguarded by zero of the senators endeavoring to overhaul the U.S. health care system.
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Sympathetic historians and journalists argue that the president made the best of an impossible situation and safeguarded major advances that transformed American society for the better.
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His organization sued Ackerman McQueen, its longtime advertising and public relations firm, which long safeguarded the N.R.A.'s secrets, accusing the firm of overbilling and fraud.
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He urged Ukraine to ensure "that the journalist's rights are safeguarded and that Shuster is allowed to continue performing his work in a free and safe manner".
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NAFTA's supporters say the integration of lower-cost Mexico into production chains has safeguarded employment by enabling North America to compete better with Asian and European rivals.
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The country has one of the largest stockpiles of weaponry in the Western Hemisphere, and it's not well safeguarded, two experts wrote for Foreign Policy on Thursday.
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It has not changed much from those days in the early 19th century, thanks to an act of Parliament in 1902 that safeguarded the meadows from development.
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As for the past, the former steelworker has safeguarded himself and his immensely wealthy family through a constitution that shields them—and only them—from asset seizures.
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"The sensitive nature of the information stored on Secretary Clinton's private server created a unique challenge to ensure all of the information was properly safeguarded," he said.
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The Official Receiver, which manages insolvencies for the British government, said it safeguarded a further 1,221 jobs at the company but 101 roles have been made redundant.
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At this lunch box museum in Columbus, Georgia, visitors can get their hands on history, picking up pails that safeguarded sandwiches to the 1930s to the 1980s.
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The big picture: Individual campaigns and lawmakers' staffing teams are only as safeguarded from falling for these traps as they are trained to avoid spear phishing tricks.
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As a result, the pictures read like a document of a moment, including the cars, the fashion, along with the casual, poorly safeguarded treatment of the models.
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I agree with you that the current system is bad, that the guidance issued by the Obama administration should be reformed, that due process should be safeguarded.
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US aviation officials briefed on the investigations told Reuters they were also concerned about the integrity of the crash scene and whether the debris has been properly safeguarded.
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The new depot, with a capacity of 138,200 square metres, will be used to store long-term radioactive waste that has been initially safeguarded in reinforced concrete packages.
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In football as in the wider world, cities such as Manchester and Liverpool, with their affluent suburbs and their burgeoning media, finance and tourism sectors, are somewhat safeguarded.
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Blackheath Park is home to one of London's eight protected views of St Paul's Cathedral, a series of visual corridors that have been quietly safeguarded since the 1930s.
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Halbert's friendly relationship with Snap co-founder and CEO Evan Spiegel reportedly safeguarded his role for some time, despite some truly absurd accounts of Halbert's alleged work conduct.
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In some ways, his mother helped us form the group, because she safeguarded her son's photos of activism, hip-hop and salsa when drug use had sidelined him.
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The court in that case safeguarded investor-protection laws in a decision against a New York investment banker who the Securities and Exchange Commission banned from the industry.
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" With that posthumous revelation, Wilentz argues, "the framers left room for political efforts aimed at slavery's restriction, and eventually, its destruction, even under a Constitution that safeguarded slavery.
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The United States has its own list of protected industries — from sugar to peanuts, catfish farming to pharmaceuticals — whose high prices are safeguarded by lobbyists and sympathetic legislators.
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"In a democratic nation, people are not coerced to get pregnant and therefore the rights to terminate pregnancy should be safeguarded too," the NHRCK said in a statement.
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"Over many years, a portion is methodically safeguarded through wise financial management and the building of a prudent reserve for the future," the church said in the statement.
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"There will be no layoffs, (employers') pensions are completely safeguarded and I say to them: we are going to improve the medical services that are bad," Lopez Obrador said.
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That said, a system that's harvesting personal data for medical diagnostic purposes amplifies questions about how sensitive health data will be securely stored, managed and safeguarded by smartphone vendors.
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The National Data Guardian, which is tasked with ensuring citizens' health data is safeguarded and used properly, is also taking a closer look at how data is being shared.
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" Speaker Paul Ryan: "Amid all the political rancor, we must be able to work together to ensure the FISA system works as intended and Americans' rights are properly safeguarded.
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" The court acknowledged the issues that this poses for journalists and publications, and held that the freedom of expression and information is "safeguarded by Article 11 of the Charter.
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Foreign Ministry spokesman Lu Kang said China has always safeguarded the security of foreign organizations and personnel of foreign countries, including the United States, according to the Vienna convention.
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"No government has safeguarded and upheld principles of freedom of expression, freedom of speech and freedom of press as much as this government of Hasina has done," Huq said.
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A security firm told ProPublica that the app was so badly safeguarded, it could have been hacked, and information sent to and from the app could have been intercepted.
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The ministry has implemented the decisions of the central government and "resolutely safeguarded the interests of the country and the people", it said in a statement on its website.
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Fi says that it's being proactive in ensuring that information is safeguarded, that it's encrypting data between phone and server, and that the company's CTO, Loren Kirkby, came from Nest.
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"At Lyndon Institute, the safety and well-being of our students are our top priorities, and we take all necessary steps to ensure that these priorities are safeguarded," Perry wrote.
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But it's striking to contemplate the extent to which the integrity of key American institutions currently seems to be safeguarded more by Trump's flailing incompetence than by any larger principle.
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The Saudis are the top buyers of U.S.-made arms, a title that has safeguarded the kingdom from retaliatory sanctions over the killing of Khashoggi and the war in Yemen.
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One day, our experiences in Oculus virtual reality could be safeguarded against the nightmare of not just being shown offensive content, but being forced to live through the scenes depicted.
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If I were setting a question, it would be this one: 'Lives are ruined by crime, not by the properly safeguarded use of general data retention to fight crime. Discuss.
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But how can legal protections be safeguarded if decisions are automated by algorithmic models trained on discrete data-sets — or flowing from policies administered by being embedded on a blockchain?
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Economy Minister Sigmar Gabriel, who is leader of the Social Democrats, made it a condition of his approval that jobs at Kaiser's would be safeguarded over the next five years.
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The regulator can step in when takeovers occur to ensure the pension scheme is safeguarded; it can also insist that companies put recovery plans in place to remedy their deficits.
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He had his longest outing of the season Tuesday night, containing the Los Angeles Angels for seven innings, and the Yankees' bullpen safeguarded a 6-3 win at Yankee Stadium.
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Congress is currently considering legislation that would undermine a bedrock law that protects America's iconic landscapes, our traditional way of life, and the wild landscapes that we've safeguarded for generations.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell feels elections should be controlled and safeguarded at the local level rather than managed by Washington, according to a recent CNN report on his thinking.
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I have alerted the local cultural powerhouse in Saint-Paul de Vence, the Fondation Maeght, of Chatterton Williams's call for Baldwin's house to be granted landmark status and safeguarded immediately.
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Our Founding Fathers knew that our rights would only be safeguarded if they were protected by the American people themselves, who are the last bulwark against tyranny here at home.
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The legal burden to gain access to grand jury materials, such as testimony and jury instructions, is very high because such information is carefully safeguarded to protect the integrity of investigations.
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"The belligerent intolerance exhibited by those in palliative care who are supposed to be compassionate is doing more harm to our society than having a safeguarded assisted dying law," she argues.
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But given that the blockchain is expected to shake up everything from the way precious diamonds are safeguarded to the way shares are traded, the legal fights could be especially fierce.
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We value input from stakeholders about possible impacts on any area of the research ecosystem and will work with our federal, private and academic partners to ensure research capabilities are safeguarded.
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"Financial stability and market efficiency must be safeguarded during the Brexit implementation process and thereafter," the Association for Financial Markets in Europe (AFME) Chief Executive Simon Lewis said in a statement.
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"We will continue to work closely with our EU partners and the U.S. government to achieve a permanent exemption, ensuring our important steel and aluminum industries are safeguarded," the spokesperson said.
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Thankfully Facebook has ditched most of these integrations, as the dominance of iOS and Android have allowed it to build fewer, more standardized, and better safeguarded access points to its data.
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" Mr. Lu, at Thursday's foreign ministry briefing, said that the authorities had notified Canada of both arrests and that "the legitimate rights and interests of the two Canadians are safeguarded now.
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As a routine matter, and as our business evolves, we'll always take a privacy-centric approach to new features to help ensure that any PII remains uncollected and is fully safeguarded.
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Not only do they have to prove it's safeguarded against fraud, money laundering and hurting sovereign currencies, they also must tangle with the toxic brand Facebook has developed over the years.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British politicians and union leaders welcomed Bombardier's surprise trade victory against U.S. planemaker Boeing Co, saying it safeguarded thousands of jobs in Northern Ireland and across British supply chains.
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For more than 150 years, it has been an article of collective faith and national pride that once we protect a wild place, it is to be safeguarded for all time.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court safeguarded investor-protection laws on Wednesday in a ruling against a New York investment banker who the Securities and Exchange Commission banned from the industry.
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In September 2017, Trump also announced an end to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, which safeguarded young undocumented immigrants who were brought to the US as children from being deported.
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The governing National Front alliance is dominated by Mr. Najib's United Malays National Organization, which has safeguarded preferential treatment for the Malay majority in areas ranging from government jobs to university places.
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"We will also monitor closely any successor companies using our powers to audit and inspect, to ensure the public is safeguarded," a spokeswoman for the Information Commissioner's Office said in a statement.
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Fragile reefs need to be protected from damaging fishing gear, for example, and important spawning grounds or migratory routes should be safeguarded for the sake of the species we hope to save.
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Zoo Atlanta had also safeguarded some members of the Rabbs' frog species, with the next to last known specimen on the planet (like Toughie, a male) dying at the zoo in 2012.
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In all matters, our investigative techniques comply with the law and all subjects of investigations enjoy the same rights to due process afforded by our Constitution and safeguarded by an independent judiciary.
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And officers should be assured that if they move to oust Mr. Maduro their families and futures will be safeguarded, and the armed forces will be restored as an apolitical, professional institution.
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Turnbull's personal popularity has so far safeguarded his leadership in a country where leadership changes have become common in recent years when polls have shown the government on course for an election defeat.
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The is the first time the agency has protected a Cabinet-level position since it safeguarded the director of the Office of National Drug Control Policy, Marshals Service spokeswoman Lynzey Donahue said Saturday.
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The temporary suspension will allow time to raise cash levels to pay redemptions while ensuring that asset sales are achieved at market prices and investors in the fund are safeguarded, M&G said.
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Ibrahim Kalin's comments emerged after White House national security adviser John Bolton said he would stress in talks with Turkish officials this week, including President Tayyip Erdogan, that the Kurds must be safeguarded.
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"The Solicitor General, a former federal prosecutor and former Acting U.S. Solicitor General, who presumably knows whether or not the relevant information can be safeguarded, has remained unresponsive on this critical issue," David wrote.
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Tsipras said that implementing the agreement, making sure that international laws were not being violated as Greece has been processing thousands of asylum requests, and ensuring that national interests were also safeguarded, was important.
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In this way, millennials and other younger Americans can simultaneously push back on this trend and declare their true independence as a generation by demanding that their savings be managed and safeguarded by themselves.
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Facebook shares have become an investor punching bag, beaten up over worries that the social network became a tool for Russian interference in the 5003 election and has not adequately safeguarded its customers' data.
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Phillip Keene, director of corporate communications for Walmart, said that during the storm, the company had safeguarded pallets of water on cargo ships that were sent out to sea and away from Maria's path.
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Washington (CNN)Democratic congressional leaders reacted to the news of Attorney General Jeff Sessions' firing on Wednesday by warning that special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into potential Russia collusion must be safeguarded from interference.
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The Saudis are the indisputable top buyers of U.S.-made arms, a title that has safeguarded the kingdom from retaliatory sanctions over the disappearance of journalist Jamal Khashoggi and the Saudi-led war in Yemen.
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The CartChain will enable safeguarded authentication via its proprietary BitWalCart technology, preventing the doctoring of cart-related records and leveraging the power of cryptography to add value to key processes within the Walmart logistics chain.
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It found that HK FXCM had failed to put in place adequate internal controls to prevent under-segregation of client monies and to ensure that the client assets were properly accounted for and adequately safeguarded.
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Britain would also be excluded from the EU goal of "ever closer union" and be safeguarded against moves by the 19 countries that share the euro currency to impose rules by majority vote on London.
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Last week, WHO was "cautiously optimistic" about the outbreak, as Mbandaka seemed relatively safeguarded and officials hadn't "seen an explosive increase in cases," said Dr. Peter Salama, the deputy director-general of WHO's Emergencies Program.
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It is no longer open to doubt that the liberty of the press and of speech is within the liberty safeguarded by the due process clause of the Fourteenth Amendment from invasion of state action.
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The work's finale is a monologue delivered by the opera's hero, the cobbler Hans Sachs, that is a rousing defense of "holy German art," and a warning that it must be safeguarded against foreign incursions.
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The is the first time the agency has protected a Cabinet-level official since it safeguarded the director of the Office of National Drug Control Policy, US Marshals Service spokeswoman Lynzey Donahue previously told CNN.
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"Hong Kong and Macao must be governed in strict accordance with the Constitution and the Basic Law, and the long-term prosperity and stability of Hong Kong and Macao should be safeguarded," the statement said.
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To shore up harvests, Malawi's fast-vanishing forests also need to be better safeguarded to help protect rain patterns and rain-fed agriculture, said Marlene Chikuni, a natural resources management specialist at the University of Malawi.
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"It is now clear that public safety cannot be safeguarded without additional powers, and that the mostly out-of-state protesters have come to Virginia to endanger our citizens and property," McAuliffe said in another statement.
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"It is now clear that public safety cannot be safeguarded without additional powers, and that the mostly-out-of-state protesters have come to Virginia to endanger our citizens and property," he said in a statement.
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As the three-decade mark of the fall of the Berlin Wall approaches, free speech must be safeguarded with great tenacity, for when it dies, as when truth dies, the worst becomes possible and probably inevitable.
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"Their right to make a living, to not be abused, to be protected, helped, and supported should be safeguarded," Mr. López Obrador, then president-elect, said in October 2018 of the Central American migrants heading north.
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Locally renowned and historically significant institutions such as The National College of Arts, which birthed many Pakistani artists and safeguarded genres of South Asian painting, display works by only two artists, Rashed Araeen and Anwar Saeed.
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By turning back the "queue jumpers," a phrase that resonates in a nation devoted to a "fair go" for all, it has safeguarded Australia's right to select who gets to people a vast and empty country.
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Why it matters: The U.S. government is technically allowed to access data from Swift only through a formal safeguarded process, but information revealed in the hack indicates the NSA is secretly accessing information outside this agreement.
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Eighteen months after the Shanghai-Hong Kong Connect was launched, many foreign fund managers still can't invest through the link due to operational hurdles and legal issues with the way assets are safeguarded under its custody arrangements.
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Some found that they could all-too-easily reactivate in a moment of weakness, and turned to more drastic measures: they gave their password to a friend, who changed it and safeguarded it until finals were over.
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"(The) NSF Board is now approaching the Provident Board again to establish a pragmatic and constructive dialogue, so that, as and when the remaining conditions are satisfied, the interests of all stakeholders will be safeguarded," NSF said.
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IG Metall also demands that Thyssenkrupp remains a long-term shareholder in the planned 50-50 joint venture and that crucial co-determination agreements will be safeguarded for the merged entity, to be headquartered in the Netherlands.
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Protecting Jewish traditions, just as they safeguarded our people through two millenniums of exile, is the only way to be sure that Israel can continue to be a strong and vibrant democracy in a very difficult region.
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Since World War II, the interests of the United States and its allies in Europe, Asia and the Middle East have been safeguarded, for better or for worse, by a global order dominated by the United States.
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One of the provisions of GDPR is that EU citizens' data has to be safeguarded to European standards even if it is held outside the EU — as is the case with most large American social media companies.
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Nobody is "pro" abortion, but access to an affordable, safe and rare abortion, not to mention birth control and family planning, are essential reproductive rights that must be safeguarded for myriad reasons, none of them undertaken lightly.
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King Abdullah, a U.S. ally who has safeguarded his country's peace treaty with Israel, has been among the most vocal regional leaders voicing alarm about the threat from Islamic State, which has taken territory in Syria and Iraq.
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PLAYA DEL CARMEN, Mexico (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Brazil will protect two vast marine areas in a bid to help preserve its biodiversity, meaning a quarter of the country's oceans will be safeguarded, the nation's president said on Friday.
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"Without a proper foundation, the Committee is asking the Court to exercise the extraordinary action of intervening on behalf of one branch against the protected privacy of a group of American citizens, safeguarded by another branch," he wrote.
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"The whole government, through the cabinet, will now be involved in approving licences for large-scale mining companies to make sure that national interests are safeguarded," Minister of Justice and Constitutional Affairs Palamagamba Kabudi told members of parliament.
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The country's incoming president, Jair Bolsonaro, has said he wants to do away with protected indigenous lands, which are safeguarded by Brazil's Constitution, arguing that indigenous people should no longer be treated as if they live in zoos.
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Accounts of witnesses interviewed by the special counsel's team, their lawyers and others familiar with the investigation reveal the lengths to which Mueller, a former FBI director, has gone to ensure his high-profile probe safeguarded its secrets.
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In its "afterlife," the young satellite navigates the realm it once safeguarded, as a spectral apparatus, contemplating the meaning of life and the Sinofuturists, a group of bots who survived government shutdown by becoming historical specialists and curators.
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Currently, 12% of U.S. land area has been conserved as national parks, wilderness areas, and other types of protected areas while 26% of U.S. ocean territory is safeguarded from extractive activities like oil and gas drilling, the report said.
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The Department of Homeland Security announced in a statement that it would stop protecting the immigration status of roughly 5,300 Nicaraguans, who were safeguarded from deportation after Hurricane Mitch ravaged Central America and killed nearly 11,000 people in 1998.
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A Brexit agreement that would have secured tariff-free trade and safeguarded just-in-time cross-border supply chains was rejected by lawmakers on Tuesday, leaving Britain at risk of leaving the bloc on March 29 without a framework.
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"Despite staffing issues, resource constraints and other logistical difficulties, those tasked with implementation of the program, and in particular the volunteers, deserve immense credit for ensuring that the rights of clean athletes were safeguarded," Taylor said in a statement.
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King Abdullah, a Middle East ally of Western powers against Islamist militancy who has also safeguarded Jordan's peace treaty with Israel, has been among the most vocal leaders in the region in warning of threats posed by radical groups.
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King Abdullah, a Middle East ally of Western powers against Islamist militancy who has also safeguarded Jordan's peace treaty with Israel, has been among the most vocal leaders in the region in warning of threats posed by radical groups.
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Though the details are still being worked out, it's almost certain that all of us will need our genetic information to be safeguarded, even if you do decide to turn down a well-meaning gift of a free DNA test.
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These days, FTC Commissioner Terrell McSweeny is thinking a lot about data — How it can be delivered to consumers without gatekeepers, how it is safeguarded from hacks in the explosion of connected devices, and how tech companies collect and sell it.
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Tax authorities will "obtain a more complete understanding of the way multinational enterprises structure their operations, while also ensuring that the confidentiality and the appropriate use of such information is safeguarded", according to a statement issued on Friday, after the meeting.
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"Preparing to handle the bottlenecks on the German-Austrian border is aimed at ensuring that the power market can function in the long term and that supply security in Germany and the region is safeguarded," Bundesnetzagentur president Jochen Homann said.
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In the 28503s and 22019s, countries newly freed from the Soviet yoke turned to NATO for military protection; their membership in NATO has guaranteed their stability, safeguarded their nascent democracies, and thus fostered an environment favorable for investment and economic growth.
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Dubbed "NOPEC," the measure would make it illegal to set oil prices or curb its production, remove the sovereign immunity that has safeguarded OPEC members from US legal action, and enable the attorney general to sue the cartel for price fixing.
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Abuse victims and their supporters, while dubious of the accusations against the pope by Archbishop Viganò, have nevertheless expressed repeated concern that Pope Francis, for all his attention to the plight of migrants and the poor, has insufficiently safeguarded minors.
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The sweeping power of the attorney general "calls for the highest levels of integrity and personal judgment, prerequisites safeguarded by the Constitution's command that principal officers be subject to the oversight and check provided by Senate confirmation," the filing said.
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The company will continue to operate and the jobs of its 280 employees will be safeguarded for up to 260 months, but finding a quick replacement for the lost revenues from the lucrative ski season will not be easy, he said.
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The company will continue to operate and the jobs of its 280 employees will be safeguarded for up to 260 months, but finding a quick replacement for the lost revenues from the lucrative ski season will not be easy, he said.
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission said in January that "significant investor protection issues" needed to be examined before bitcoin-based ETFs could be offered and it also had concerns around how the products would be priced, stored and safeguarded.
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Haitian migrants and advocates in Montreal say the recent wave of asylum seekers was spurred by false information spread on social media claiming that Canada is automatically accepting people who have been safeguarded by Temporary Protected Status in the United States.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A District of Columbia Superior Court judge on Tuesday agreed to limit the scope of the data the U.S. Justice Department is seeking from an anti-Trump website, saying innocent peoples' identities must be safeguarded to protect their constitutional rights.
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Washington (CNN)Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump has accused South Korea, Japan and Germany of short-changing the United States for the cost of being safeguarded by American troops and argued that he would negotiate better deals if commander in chief.
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"The joint statement spoke positively of the results of counter-terrorism and de-radicalization measures in Xinjiang and noted that these measures have effectively safeguarded the basic human rights of people of all ethnic groups," representatives for Belarus said in a press release.
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Australian Health Minister Greg Hunt told the Courier-Mail that the policy was put in place to prevent infants from disease, and that it safeguarded the community's health standards while still allowing parents the option to choose not to vaccinate their children.
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Jordan's King Abdullah, a US ally who has safeguarded his country's peace treaty with Israel, has been among the most vocal leaders in the region to express alarm about the threat from Islamic State, which has taken territory in Syria and Iraq.
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"We are looking at whether or not Facebook secured and safeguarded personal information on the platform and whether when they found out about the loss of the data they acted robustly and whether or not people were informed," Denham told BBC Radio.
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I'd like to have left a legacy where the law is safeguarded from fickle arbitrary executive decisions; where people can access and protect their environment, which is so important; and where we protect the world as much as we can from climate impacts.
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British lawmakers rejected on Tuesday a Brexit agreement that would have secured tariff-free trade and safeguarded the just-in-time cross-border supply chains on which many manufacturers and retailers depend, risking the country's disorderly departure from the bloc on March 29.
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But those who disagree with me, those who vigorously oppose President Trump and his agenda — whether they are administration officials, media pundits, or partisan Democrats on the floor of Congress — are engaged in a proud American tradition safeguarded by the First Amendment.
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"[The position of attorney general] calls for the highest levels of integrity and personal judgment, prerequisites safeguarded by the Constitution's command that principal officers be subject to the oversight and check provided by Senate confirmation," the filing says, according to the Times.
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But in the other Israel — poorer areas on the periphery, beyond the country's commercial center — Mr. Netanyahu is widely hailed as a great orator and a world-class statesman who has brought prosperity and safeguarded the country's security in a hostile neighborhood.
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Such spontaneously preserved bodies can be of tremendous scientific importance, like "Ötzi the Iceman," whose frozen remains were found in the Italian Alps or the Chinchorro cadavers that were buried in the Atacama Desert in northern Chile and safeguarded by the arid sand.
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Oklahoma's "right to farm" measure, which would declare agriculture as a vital economic sector that must be safeguarded by the state constitution, is dividing voters ahead of a November ballot and is seen as a bellwether for similar amendments in other states.
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"As the Senate continues to investigate the full extent of Russia's attack on our election system, it is vital that we have all of the information necessary to ensure that future elections are safeguarded from foreign interference," Klobuchar wrote in the letter.
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Omarosa Manigault Newman underscored this point last summer when she — a favorite but losing The Apprentice contestant who later won herself an office in the West Wing — revealed audio recordings she had made to make sure her reputation and position were safeguarded from backstabbing.
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Phelps, the Court safeguarded the right of members of the Westboro Baptist Church to display signs with messages such as "God Hates Fags" and "Thank God for Dead Soldiers" near a funeral held for a US soldier killed in Iraq in the line of duty.
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"We are looking at whether or not Facebook secured and safeguarded personal information on the platform and whether when they found out about the loss of data they acted robustly and whether or not people were informed," said Elizabeth Denham, head of Britain's Information Commission.
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The Trump administration has announced temporary protected status (TPS) for Hondurans, a status which has safeguarded more than 50,000 Hondurans following a devastating hurricane in 1999, will end on January 5, 2020, first reported by the New York Times and since confirmed by Axios.
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You know, that was a period of time in 1995, 1996, you would see 3000 non-blacks in Englewood, in the hood, safeguarded, protected by the police to go in the venue, and gang bangers on the street trying to figure out what's going on.
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This scenario is a disaster waiting to happen because Pakistan continues to harbor some of the most hardened Islamic militants and terrorists within its borders and because the security of Pakistan's nuclear weapons is suspect, even though Pakistani leaders insist their program is safeguarded.
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They haven't actually issued those fines but it was announced that they may pursue a $208M fine total against these four companies: AT&T, Verizon*, T-Mobile, Sprint… So they do take it very seriously about how that data is safeguarded, how it's being shared.
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A poll of 2,000 people by Survation in October showed that more than 70% of respondents think the NHS should be safeguarded, while 45% said the statement "Boris Johnson is not telling the truth" when it comes to the NHS was closest to their view.
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The city's efforts have not only safeguarded its water system, but also provided tangible economic benefits to residents of upstate towns and villages in the watershed — helping to smooth lingering tensions over the reservoirs, which were built decades ago on land seized by eminent domain.
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That is, most liberals (especially secular ones) have a generally sanguine view of the aggregated public's capacity to make good decisions, and so they favor representatives who simply figure out what the masses want and give it to them (as long as minority rights are safeguarded).
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While deposits of up to 100,000 euros are safeguarded by Germany's deposits protection scheme, up to 60 million euros per client will be covered by Germany's banking association's guarantee fund if Bafin declares the bank an indemnification case, a spokesman for the bank lobby group said on Sunday.
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Before this new law was put in place the only policy in Tunisia that safeguarded women's rights was the country's Code of Personal Status, a 1956 law that ended polygamy as well as established the minimum age for marriage, mutual consent for marriage and legal due process for divorce.
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WASHINGTON, March 27 (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court safeguarded investor-protection laws on Wednesday by refusing to further narrow the scope of who can be held liable for securities fraud, upholding a lower court ruling against a New York investment banker banned from the industry by the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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A controversial data-sharing agreement between Google-owned AI company DeepMind and the UK's National Health Service (NHS) has caught the eye of the National Data Guardian — the government appointee who works with the Department of Health to try to ensure citizens' confidential health data is safeguarded and used properly.
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Surveillance is a legitimate tool to fight crime, but needs to be supervised, targeted and safeguarded, with warrants issued by an independent oversight authority on the basis of reasonable suspicion that somebody may be a threat to national security or has committed, or is about to commit, a crime, Cannataci said.
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Personal data needs to be safeguarded so that it does not fall into the wrong hands, it needs to be made accurate so that incorrect results are not generated from its use, and it needs to be used in ways that do not violate our notions of privacy and proper use.
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He said he was reluctant to return "looted heritage to the same regime as the one during which it was stolen...That is why I have waited for 21 years and have safeguarded it all those years," he said in a video posted when news of the crown emerged in October 2019.
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The tribunal sided with Gabriel, ruling that Ward had infringed on his right to have his disability, honour, and reputation safeguarded without discrimination, rejecting Ward's defence that there was a "clear difference between harassment against a person and an artistic work being produced before a willing audience," according to the Canadian Press.
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But "if it saves my children&aposs lives, I don&apost mind," she said flatly in Spanish as she rifled through a sturdy plastic folder her husband, David, had safeguarded in a small pack containing birth certificates, proof of home ownership and the police report during the journey of more than 23,24 miles (2,000 kilometers).
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They're kind of managing … they're sort of, I think, making sure that their investment in the bigger Vision Fund is sort of safeguarded by what they're seeing on the ground here, but I think they're also … because you sort of feel like how can SoftBank kind of have relationships with these more nascent startups?
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WASHINGTON — The Endangered Species Act, which for 45 years has safeguarded fragile wildlife while blocking ranching, logging and oil drilling on protected habitats, is coming under attack from lawmakers, the White House and industry on a scale not seen in decades, driven partly by fears that the Republicans will lose ground in November's midterm elections.
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The UK National Crime Agency (NCA) estimates that, last year, NCMEC reporting from Facebook will have resulted in more than 2,500 arrests by UK law enforcement and almost 3,000 children safeguarded in the UK. Your transparency reports show that Facebook also acted against 26 million pieces of terrorist content between October 2017 and March 2019.
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The UK National Crime Agency (NCA) estimates that, last year, NCMEC reporting from Facebook will have resulted in more than 2,13 arrests by UK law enforcement and almost 3,000 children safeguarded in the UK. Your transparency reports show that Facebook also acted against 26 million pieces of terrorist content between October 2017 and March 2019.
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Nonetheless, analysts say, the review indicates the growing seriousness with which Germany is preparing for the possible loss of the American guarantees that have safeguarded and united European allies since World War II. "Someone wanted to see whether this could work," said Ulrich Kuhn, a German nuclear analyst at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
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Also ongoing: an ICO investigation into the legality of the original data-sharing arrangement between DeepMind and the Royal Free; and a review by the U.K.'s National Data Guardian, the government appointee that works with the Department of Health to help ensure citizens' confidential health data is safeguarded and used properly, considering how data is being shared for the Streams project.
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This sends a clear message that should not be lost on the U.S.Treasury Department: Blockchain technology enables actors to make international transactions without going through the conventional financial system which the U.S. unquestionably has shaped, commanded, and safeguarded since the end of World War II. And what makes Russia's charge toward blockchain tech most noticeable is Moscow's about-face on the technology.
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Employees who disclose financial and administrative corruption in Saudi Arabia would be safeguarded under a new whistleblower protection measure King Salman announced Sunday, per Reuters, citing a report from Saudi-run broadcaster Al Arabiya TV. The backdrop: The announcement comes during a secretive ongoing anti-corruption campaign in the kingdom, led by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, Saudi Arabia's 32-year-old heir to the throne, under the guise of modernization.
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Ms. Glickman Lauder's photographs and stories document how the Danes achieved this: Dr. Ebba Lund, while a student, defied the Gestapo by hiding escaped Jews; Svenn Erik Osterholm safeguarded religious texts from the main synagogue in Copenhagen; Bernt Hjejle, a well-connected lawyer, raised funds for the Jewish transport; and Karen Lykke Poulsen, active in the Communist underground, oversaw the passage of hundreds of Jews from the southern coast of Zealand.
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"We need data to continue to flow and if we're not part of the unified framework in the EU then we have to make sure that we're focused and we're robust about putting in place measures to ensure that data continues to flow appropriately, that it's safeguarded and also that there is business certainty in advance of our exit from the EU. "Data underpins everything that we do and it's critically important.
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"This decision is based on my determination: (85033) that such access is consistent with the national security interests of the United States, and (2) that appropriate steps have been taken to protect classified information from unauthorized disclosure or compromise and to ensure that the information you access is safeguarded in a manner consistent with E.O. 13526," McMaster wrote in the letter, referring to an Obama-era executive order detailing how classified information is to be treated.
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To tell the inspiring stories of our nation's Medal of Honor recipients, the National Medal of Honor Museum Foundation is working to establish a museum in Arlington, Texas, and a monument in Washington, D.C. These tributes will not only preserve and share the stories of the more than 3,85033 recipients in our history, but they will also serve to inspire future generations as reminders of the unparalleled bravery that has safeguarded the American way of life.
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The policy pendulum was already so firmly in place by the eighteen-eighties that it was accurately described in a treatise called "Children of the State," by Florence Davenport-Hill, an early advocate for foster care: "First we find the children placed in homes, but not safeguarded," then "abuses are discovered" and the children are "in consequence massed together in some big institution" until there, too, still more abuses are discovered, and "in desperation they are dispersed again," until, once again, abuses are discovered in homes, and the children are sent to institutions.
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