The policy started under President Barack Obama, with safeguards, and then Trump doubled down and removed the safeguards.
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If you don't put up any safeguards and you know these things are happening, and you refuse to put up those safeguards ... What have they said?
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Goldman said the group does not oppose safeguards in general, but does oppose provisional safeguards, measures that could go into effect before an investigation is complete.
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Tesla's lax safeguards have gotten it into trouble Still, Tesla's lax safeguards have gotten it into trouble, especially considering the software rollout bypasses forthcoming regulations from NHTSA.
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If they are safeguards, Trump's tariffs may not be covered by the national security exemption, which applies to the WTO's GATT rules but not explicitly its safeguards agreement.
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They claim it violates procedural safeguards set out for people fighting deportation (even though those safeguards aren't explicitly provided for asylum screening interviews) and violates their due process.
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Ambassador Froman has worked very hard to bring all these 11 other countries together, forge an agreement that is very progressive, has a lot of environmental safeguards, labor safeguards.
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Inadequate safeguards The Hawaii Emergency Management Agency "didn't have reasonable safeguards in place to prevent human error from resulting in the transmission of a false alert," said Ajit Pai, FCC's chairman.
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Security Safeguards – We need to invest more in cybersecurity.
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"While Canada has strong telecommunication security safeguards in place, we have serious concerns that such safeguards are inadequate given what the United States and other allies know about Huawei," the letter states.
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Waze declined to comment on what those safeguards are exactly.
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She has said the courts would provide human rights safeguards.
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We've asked for legal safeguards on UK standards and production.
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EXCLUSIVE: JUDGES AND LAWYERS SAY AMENDMENTS WOULD REMOVE IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS
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But Democrats are worried the moves merely undermine environmental safeguards.
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Content safeguards are a challenging aspect of operating scaled platforms.
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Remarkably, none of these safeguards arrested the virus's inexorable spread.
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The Hong Kong and Singapore exchanges have both pledged safeguards.
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The Hong Kong government says the new law has safeguards.
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Complex rules foster avoidance, whatever safeguards are supposedly in place.
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We need to figure out the terms and the safeguards.
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Companies must build safeguards from the very beginning, he says.
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So there are reasons that we have all these safeguards.
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And yet they put in absolutely no safeguards against it?!
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Living in New York, one grows accustomed to building safeguards.
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Despite the safeguards, Seefried said she takes nothing for granted.
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Instead, we should include safeguards to protect our fiscal health.
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That doctrine safeguards our courts by limiting access to them.
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The safeguards exist to ensure patients' access to necessary medicine.
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But our legal safeguards for writers and publishers aren't foolproof.
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"There clearly need to be safeguards in place," Strassman says.
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Are there safeguards in place to protect official government accounts?
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Roblox, for example, has multiple safeguards for kids, she said.
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And it should always be done with safeguards in place.
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To revive investor confidence, Prince Mohammed should consider several safeguards.
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Mr. Trump might also rethink his war on environmental safeguards.
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Yet regulators have repeatedly documented the failures of existing safeguards.
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IPX7 protection also safeguards against rain, dust, snow, and spills.
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Australia has no safeguards for free speech in its constitution.
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Do all of these changes provide safeguards against future genocides?
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Yet now, these safeguards are under threat of serious rollbacks.
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Similarly, those in vulnerable areas need technologies for flood safeguards.
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Proposed safeguards, such as stricter disclosure rules, do not convince sceptics.
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Bosch is 92%-owned by a foundation, which safeguards its independence.
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Sessions's order attempts to limit the abuses by imposing supposed safeguards.
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Whether or not they are safeguards is not up to Trump.
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Now Facebook just has to hope those safeguards will be enough.
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Update: We have implemented safeguards to prevent this from happening again.
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"It is imperative that Congress impose safeguards against mission creep," Rep.
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We are assured by the campaigners that there would be safeguards.
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The plaintiffs say the law lacks safeguards to protect against abuse.
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I mean, they need to have some more safeguards in, OK?
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The EEA treaty also has a number of safeguards for members.
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True, even with these safeguards in place, voter fraud does exist.
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That seemed short of a pledge to actually revive the safeguards.
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Therefore, the new leadership at the agency proposed abandoning these safeguards.
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"Independent journalism is what safeguards a democratic society," he told them.
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That's not to say Google is entirely opposed to privacy safeguards.
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What's not yet clear is how well the safeguards will work.
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But as in the United States, its constitutional safeguards are fragile.
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But Barnier's position remains that the EU wants its own safeguards.
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Any assessment of the AIIB's safeguards must also consider the alternative.
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Are there safeguards to mitigate against one-sided videos being misinterpreted?
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Privacy protections and safeguards against federal overreach are necessary and appropriate.
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REMS programs are intended to provide safeguards for high-risk drugs.
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The bill also establishes some safeguards protecting players in the state.
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Overall, the new rule and associated safeguards are good for consumers.
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Sehly also pointed out that there are some safeguards in place.
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It's also rethinking privacy safeguards for forthcoming devices, The Information says.
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Australia has no underlying safeguards for free speech in its constitution.
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And officials have promised safeguards ad training to protect against prejudice.
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"With reasonable safeguards I think we can manage it," he said.
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We can and should strengthen the safeguards to uphold this pillar.
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In response, Hostinger automatically reset customer passwords and upgraded its safeguards.
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Don't give away that power without building in plenty of safeguards.
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So Mireles has some safeguards he expects will prevent such problems.
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That process "provides important safeguards for the regulated public," Hughes replied.
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Americans cannot afford any delay or repeal of methane pollution safeguards.
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Environmentalism must be embedded in social safeguards and opportunities for all.
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Remember, safeguards protecting investors today are still lacking in some areas.
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But the judge is also requiring safeguards to protect innocent users.
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How well will economic incentives and safeguards operate the next time?
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But he focused on safeguards that could be put in place.
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No such safeguards exist in the murky world of installment contracts.
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The company further stated that LaunchPoint is reevaluating its security safeguards.
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Despite those safeguards, prosecutors are again making exaggerated threats about risk.
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What's more, the law's so-called safeguards give me scant comfort.
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In this industry, we're not the moral safeguards of the world.
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New safeguards to head off a repeat of the "Moonlight" moment.
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As top exhibitors pull out of MWC, organizers implement stringent safeguards A couple of weeks before the event, the organizers of Mobile World Congress have issued some fairly sweeping safeguards over growing concerns around the coronavirus.
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"While Canada has strong telecommunications security safeguards in place, we have serious concerns that such safeguards are inadequate given what the United States and other allies know about Huawei," the lawmakers wrote in the letter to Trudeau.
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One consequence of Mr. Buruma's departure will be a new layer of safeguards we won't even know are in place, including safeguards from the sort of intellectual risks The New York Review of Books always stood for.
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Do you think the necessary market safeguards are in place right now?
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We have a lot of safeguards against that, and they're not perfect.
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Whatever facility is set up, it should have adequate human rights safeguards.
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The report said the department had violated safeguards in the Fourth Amendment.
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And we will introduce more technical controls to better automate privacy safeguards.
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Once she broke through the last of the safeguards, I saw her.
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They're safeguards for those times when users aren't in a doctor's care.
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The provisional safeguards can be in place for up to 200 days.
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The safeguards proposed are nothing more than broadly worded statements of intent.
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Member States must make full use of these safeguards in national law.
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" He said there are "many safeguards in place in our election system.
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Technology solutions are proving insufficient safeguards, and more human sentries are necessary.
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It flouts safeguards designed to stop paedophiles insinuating themselves into children's confidence.
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What are the safeguards against crashes, slow-loading tests or lost answers?
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The beautiful game should not be handed to Wall Street without safeguards.
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That's why public safeguards are put in place -- to benefit the public.
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If you talk about the United States or Russia, there are safeguards.
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Airbnb doesn't have any specific safeguards to prevent listings in public housing.
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A majority of Democrats and Republicans reportedly favored adding new privacy safeguards.
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Title VIII would weaken species protections and other safeguards on national forestlands.
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But, to deal with a full-scale cyberattack, other safeguards now exist.
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The Waze app itself also has safeguards built in to thwart tampering.
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There are supposed to be more safeguards against something like this happening.
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Warrant protections are important safeguards, especially with regard to crime scene forensics.
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Part 85033 provides safeguards for patients against all of these disastrous results.
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Eleven states must put the new safeguards into place within four weeks.
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The lesson is clear: Preserving parks means creating safeguards against government mismanagement.
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UNESCO also found assistants rarely have safeguards against abuse and gendered language.
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There will be more of these, undoubtedly, especially without the Flores safeguards.
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Booker's office said that the senator's bill includes safeguards against rent increases.
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He demanded safeguards more strict than warning labels and admonitions to doctors.
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It's a takeover without any safeguards against irregularities within our voting system.
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The travel ban ignores the elaborate safeguards that Congress mandated years ago.
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The litigation hinges on whether U.S. surveillance practices afford enough privacy safeguards.
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Once again, this doesn't provide any concrete safeguards for people of faith.
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The military's lapses in lead safeguards leave legions of kids at risk.
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The F.C.C. faulted the state for not having "reasonable safeguards" in place.
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Executives warned that profits would plummet as the company improves privacy safeguards.
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Safeguards put in place since 2002 help create safe environments for everyone.
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And we don't have sufficient safeguards in place yet to prevent them.
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But the new Constitution they imposed includes many safeguards for the military.
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Privacy activist Wolfie Christl called for "strong legal safeguards" to minimize risk.
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The Trump administration is now proposing to eliminate these Obama-era safeguards.
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Social media firms do not face geographic barriers or First Amendment safeguards.
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But the company did not disclose how much went toward digital safeguards.
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Jay Inslee, a Democrat, signed a law that safeguards net neutrality protections.
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Watchdogs have noted the program's lax safeguards against illicit sources of money.
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But opponents of the bill argue it removes important safeguards for investors.
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Officials assured concerned members of Congress by listing safeguards that didn't exist.
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In my hubris, I forgot to use those safeguards the following week.
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"Our government is listening to the concerns of some in the sector and is assessing ways to minimize the impact of safeguards in certain specific import situations, while maintaining the broad objectives of the provisional safeguards," he said.
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In such circumstances, and with firm safeguards, doctors should be allowed to assist.
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Safeguards and regulation have also been implemented to protect against such sharp drops.
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"We call on governments to incorporate explicit safeguards for biodiversity," the letter says.
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"Access to this information is strictly controlled, with strong legal safeguards," they said.
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Apple insisted on a few extra safeguards to bring CarPlay to the bike.
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"We have implemented safeguards to prevent this from happening again," Twitter tweeted Friday.
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That will require heavy spending on hiring, training and installing safeguards against abuses.
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Safeguards are added to ensure the utility is run efficiently, keeping costs low.
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Still, the plaintiffs' supporters said the modifications provided crucial safeguards against unconstitutional profiling.
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"Autopilot is a strong system, but it doesn't have enough safeguards," said Fisher.
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Those profits must be reinvested into both human and algorithmic safeguards against abuse.
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An outside review found the magazine had failed to follow basic journalistic safeguards.
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"They are required to have information protection safeguards in place," said John Hancock.
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If they start struggling, neither will traditional safeguards to protect safety and soundness.
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"We're not trying to take away any safeguards," Knowles told CNN affiliate KMOV.
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Games that aren't designed only for kids have fewer controls, settings, and safeguards.
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So what safeguards might be introduced to limit the power conferred by data?
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Under that pressure, the safeguards we had in place to protect veterans faltered.
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While increasing offshore drilling, the administration also wants to reduce offshore drilling safeguards.
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Oversight that works also safeguards the integrity of government procurement and contracting practices.
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DIGITAL SECURITY The vehicles should be engineered with safeguards to prevent online attacks.
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They are now fidgeting with their assigned safeguards, waiting to explain their case.
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And importantly, this measure would help unleash education freedom while maintaining federalism safeguards.
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Safeguards such as down payments provide some protection in the event of default.
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But they do not require judicial approval either, instead relying on internal safeguards.
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If so, what are the technical, administrative, and physical safeguards for those databases?
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Even with the safeguards, the new product is likely to draw some complaints.
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You don't need all of these safeguards because it's an incredibly safe procedure.
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Privacy advocates have blasted the bill, saying it does not contain enough safeguards.
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These safeguards must be in place in time to secure the 2018 elections.
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"The Clean Water Rule's safeguards are grounded in science and law," she said.
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These safeguards were not meant to turn healthcare responsibility over to the government.
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Immigration courts desperately need a complete overhaul that safeguards the independence of judges.
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The constitutional part means preserving the civil rights safeguards enshrined in the Constitution.
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But this prohibition is ambiguous, and the reporting and accountability safeguards are minimal.
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Better safeguards also are needed to ensure robots act as predicted, she said.
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But it's not entirely clear, in practice, how much those safeguards actually mean.
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These wings have locked doors and other safeguards to prevent residents from leaving.
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School safety experts say steps like the drills are crucial, if imperfect, safeguards.
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Government regulators and law enforcement officials are still looking into Equifax's data safeguards.
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It's just entirely irresponsible without all of those safeguards being put into place.
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Homosexuals are forbidden the safeguards that others enjoy or may seek without constraint.
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Undocumented workers are less likely to have the same safeguards as other workers.
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The impeachment process gave Congress a chance to restore confidence in constitutional safeguards.
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He promised to improve intellectual property safeguards, another longtime American frustration, as well.
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Congress responded by passing the Fair Credit Reporting Act, which created some safeguards.
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It is time to ask why doesn't our constitutional system provide better safeguards?
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The proposed settlement would restore safeguards that were stripped away after the Sept.
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There are some legal protections, but the press also relies on nonlegal safeguards.
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If anything, a device that price ought to have added safeguards built-in.
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But she asserted that undermining fundamental environmental safeguards will do long term damage.
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Hawaii "didn't have reasonable safeguards in place," Ajit Pai, the commission chairman, said.
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Immigration is a particularly complicated, discretionary area of law with fewer constitutional safeguards.
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Hong Kong's Security Bureau said in a response to Reuters that only after all "human rights and procedural safeguards" had been satisfied, and the requesting jurisdiction has "pledged to those safeguards," would any extradition case be put to the courts.
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But even if Aristotle has greater safeguards against hacker (Mattel says the gadget's data will be handled in compliance with government safeguards), there's the possibility that the toymaker or third-party partners could use the information to profile young users.
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At the time, Facebook had no internal safeguards in place to prevent such targeting.
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US democratic safeguards and a robust public square prevent the repression that sustains dictatorships.
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In April, the FCC blamed that false alarm on human error and inadequate safeguards.
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"It only provides soldiers working in difficult circumstances certain operational legal safeguards," he said.
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"We will make sure that all these additional safeguards are legally binding," she said.
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Below sea level, double-membrane waterproofing—designed to last 100 years—safeguards the building.
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One would hope that developers will build safeguards into these new Alexa cooking capabilities.
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"The financial framework of 2.4 percent safeguards employment," union LO said in a statement.
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The officials said safeguards protecting the rights of detainees had been put in place.
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On Tuesday, she told reporters that the government would consider calls for more safeguards.
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Outokumpu said the EU's permanent safeguards, introduced in February, had proven to be effective.
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And there are safeguards in place so that the information isn't shared without permission.
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They are expanding their efforts to put as many safeguards as possible in place.
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Known as the "Gold Standard," the safeguards are designed to prevent nuclear weapons development.
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And she says she wants safeguards to detect whether the person is in danger.
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But it seems some digital crooks have found a way to skirt these safeguards.
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These findings will then allow us to devise the requisite safeguards and policy changes.
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These "reasonable security safeguards" take into account IR plans and dwell time after incidents.
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The fund would include "accountability, transparency, anti-corruption, and conditionality safeguards" to protect investments.
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And of course, peer review and other safeguards are facing their own challenges lately.
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Players have long criticized Capcom for not putting in greater safeguards against rage-quitting.
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Eventually, without corrective forces, these companies will make decisions that lower their own safeguards.
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That constitutional right safeguards US citizens against warrantless searches and seizures by their government.
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It is hard, if not impossible, to construct a constitution that safeguards against mistakes.
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These safeguards obviously strengthen this measure and strengthen things moving forward in the future.
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But it does suggest the need for more research, and the development of safeguards.
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The Chinese response to Chinese tire safeguards in 2009 is an example of retaliation.
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Paxton said the new law safeguards the integrity of elections and prevents voter fraud.
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Stretch responded that Facebook has safeguards in place to prevent that level of invasiveness.
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Trump will be briefed on election security safeguards this afternoon at the White House.
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The absence of investor safeguards has become an increasingly pressing concern for financial regulators.
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Treasury officials said the new regulations include anti-abuse safeguards to prevent such schemes.
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Google and Ascension insist there are safeguards to protect medical data and patients' privacy.
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Key safeguards that protect pollinators and other vulnerable species from toxic pesticides are eliminated.
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The downward tendency already manifest has swept away some of the most important safeguards.
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Legislators who EWG say consistently championed legislation that would weaken chemical safeguards include Rep.
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This is already occurring with Canada and the European Union enacting their own safeguards.
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Brokers have said that more safeguards are needed to protect against bitcoin's high volatility.
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Investors may take some respite in stronger safeguards than those seen in New York.
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At best, without additional privacy safeguards, Privacy Shield could be subject to legal challenges.
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Albright said Instagram's search function seems to have few safeguards against sharing such content.
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S.170 is right to suggest additional safeguards to curb the potential for abuse.
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This doesn't mean that the safeguards against the services going "rogue" should be weakened.
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But the safeguards announced in Obergefell extended only to marriage licenses, not employment contracts.
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Even if you're not a victim, safeguards put in place could delay your refund.
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This includes reasonably priced prescription drugs and safeguards for family members with preexisting conditions.
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But federal privacy law does not provide safeguards for how this information is used.
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And so, you know, we think that it does build in some important safeguards.
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But these are not necessarily airtight safeguards against money buying influence with presidential candidates.
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Dushnisky said controls and safeguards at the mine had been strengthened since the spill.
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There's also the push for data security safeguards that take aim at deeper problems.
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"We need to see what are the safeguards we have in there," said Rep.
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That's why CME Group is launching bitcoin futures Sunday – with some extra regulatory safeguards.
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I still use the safeguards practiced at the height of the War on Drugs.
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So Comey implemented a more robust set of safeguards to shield his special prosecutor.
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Whether or not Mr. Whitaker steps aside, Mr. Trump's audacity now demands additional safeguards.
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It is he who steadfastly and single-handedly safeguards the Milos brand, ignoring nothing.
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We can take heart that there remain at least some notification safeguards, if flimsy.
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Privacy experts, however, say the efforts could pose serious risks without the right safeguards.
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Regulatory agencies provide a valuable service to the public by issuing and implementing safeguards.
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None of these safeguards, however, can protect Ireland when it comes to social media.
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They deserve a legal and regulatory system that safeguards against boom-and-bust cycles.
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"I've heard that patients will be at risk, that they lose their safeguards," Rep.
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And that we, the public, are looking to the courts as our last safeguards.
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NSO executives point to technical safeguards that prevent clients from sharing its spy tools.
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In light of these safeguards, the notion of a breach at H.S.B.C. was shocking.
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Effective safeguards are in place so America's abundant offshore resources can be retrieved safely.
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Instead, the focus has been on an apparent absence of proper safeguards and oversight.
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But even safeguards will not completely allay a variety of privacy and liability concerns.
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Image via WhoTracksMe That doesn't mean these safeguards aren't sensible for everyone to follow.
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It came with safeguards, like ensuring that everyone eligible for Medicaid would keep coverage.
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Interestingly, research also reveals the tendency to overcompensate when there are "safeguards" in place.
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Legislation has been proposed that would put real safeguards in place for our elections.
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That's why we strongly support patient safeguards such as one-year prescription expiration dates.
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There are safeguards against a constituent assembly following the path of Hugo Chávez's Venezuela.
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Yet the institutional safeguards protecting our democracy may be less effective than we think.
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To seek greater safeguards for patients, Chris founded the Emily Jerry Foundation in 2008.
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Public markets, with their financial disclosures and built-in safeguards, evolved for a reason.
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But, in the trade-off between efficiency and safeguards, Kiwis have preferred the former.
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Competition in the rental market also exacerbates the problem, making renters overlook basic safeguards.
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Within weeks Pruitt accepted the petition and moved to repeal these critical, lifesaving safeguards.
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Mr. Pai argues that if the Wheeler rules are revoked, some safeguards will remain.
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Another is a willingness to minimize or dispense with important safeguards like fair trials.
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It safeguards against any individual or small group gaining control of the entire database.
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And as with the tax overhaul, the assault on public safeguards is dangerously regressive.
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On one hand, Facebook's safeguards to prevent another election interference campaign appeared to work.
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And they used only data about the plane's angle, removing some of the safeguards.
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Without such standards and safeguards, public confidence in research of this type will erode.
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Refugees at the border need safeguards to help them, and they need them fast.
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Venmo was also found to violate the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act's Safeguards Rule, which requires financial institutions to have safeguards that protect the "security, confidentiality, and integrity of customer information," and Privacy Rule, which requires the delivery of privacy notices to customers.
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Providing safeguards through enforcement action can be tough, however, because of the different legal systems.
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But there's no telling what new technologies will help telemarketers maneuver around newly implemented safeguards.
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Clark said the company is preparing to provide "necessary safeguards" for when business operations reopen.
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Under Secretary Ben Carson, HUD has sought to roll back Obama-era housing bias safeguards.
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This forces companies collecting user information to use the highest possible privacy safeguards by default.
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The Department has in place many safeguards to prevent any possible attempts from being successful.
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Regulators have said loans without strong covenants should have other safeguards to protect credit quality.
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Clearly, better safeguards need to be put into place to prevent these sorts of shenanigans.
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Building safeguards against overuse today could save Facebook from a stronger backlash in the future.
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The result of this exploding market in RINs trading without adequate safeguards is documented fraud.
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The European Union was adamant Hungary must show its actions would not harm democratic safeguards.
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The PATH Act contains many important safeguards to guide the judicious use of these antibiotics.
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Four Conservatives wrote a dissenting opinion, saying not enough safeguards were being put in place.
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Good judges defend those safeguards, insisting that the government honor them while enforcing the law.
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We've built safeguards into iOS to help warn users of potentially harmful content like this.
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The question is how you adopt it, what are the safeguards, what's the investor protection.
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Twitter says it has put in place "safeguards" to prevent future accidental deactivation of accounts.
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We are putting in safeguards to ensure this type of hack does not happen again.
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All this because of an ideological vendetta against the safeguards that protect our well-being.
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Protecting the confidentiality of respondents is always a concern, but the current safeguards are working.
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And extra safeguards will be put in place to forestall abuses, such as overstaying visas.
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Yet unlike many Western nations, countries such as these have weak institutions and lack safeguards.
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In practice those safeguards are chimerical, and the poor are routinely jailed for being poor.
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And he promised that the new legislation included safeguards to protect North Dakota's family farms.
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Even with the AI safeguards, there's still a risk of abuse, or even just apathy.
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And we believe in an active government that safeguards that dignity and protects human rights.
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These safeguards vary based on the sensitivity of the Information that we collect and store.
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The program has safeguards in place to make sure the most vulnerable populations are protected.
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This principle can similarly be extended to freedom of the press safeguards which protect journalists.
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Air Force officials said there are many safeguards in place to train and monitor contractors.
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With these safeguards, we can ensure we're better prepared for the next animal disease outbreak.
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They can decide to go home in a free and informed process, with institutional safeguards.
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The legislation would also establish cybersecurity safeguards for voting machines to help prevent foreign interference.
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Of course, responsible film crews also have safeguards in place, like airbags and fireproof clothing.
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All safeguards are in place now to prevent that glitch from happening again, Eccleston said.
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But airplanes do have design safeguards that can protect passengers even at those high speeds.
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The framework for these safeguards already exists, having been successfully used at the state level.
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The issue with those safeguards, however, is that they are not likely to be effective.
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Russian propagandists slipped through Facebook's advertising safeguards to try to influence the 2016 presidential election.
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The United Nations refugee agency has said there are not sufficient safeguards to protect people.
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Further safeguards are also needed to prevent cronyism and abuse of the program by politicians.
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What safeguards are in place, if any, to keep the Russia probe alive without Comey?
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Democrats put in ethics safeguards around earmarks in 2007, requiring members to publicly disclose requests.
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In fact, these amendments would leave the minor safeguards provided under Sessions' changes in place.
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Some requests target financial safeguards that have been implemented in the years since the crisis.
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Shareholders also have filed a lawsuit alleging that executives failed to impose effective privacy safeguards.
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What will not have been done should Obamacare and other social safeguards continue to linger?
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He also said that by removing presidential term limits, Mr. Xi was dismantling important safeguards.
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To be sure, the history of racism in America is unique and demands unique safeguards.
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Mangkhut's assault on Hong Kong tested a metropolis that has developed intricate safeguards against typhoons.
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Still, the charges against Detective Foder suggest that the safeguards may not always be enough.
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We must also resist calls to eliminate safeguards as the memory of the crisis fades.
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Many of today's restrictions on the city began as safeguards that Albany imposed against Tweed.
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That resolution also called on Israel to place its own nuclear sites under international safeguards.
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Other factors include erosion and weakness in the enforcement of labor standards and legal safeguards.
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We cannot rely on automated hiring platforms without adequate safeguards to prevent unlawful employment discrimination.
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State Department official devices have safeguards to prevent hacking from anywhere, including the United States.
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The hard work of journalism has long carried risks, especially in countries without democratic safeguards.
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He argued that doing so allowed Alibaba to develop safeguards to detect bad human actors.
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The PAID program will include safeguards to protect employees and prevent abuse of the program.
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"We've put safeguards in place to protect our customers," said Michael Fusco, a Chase spokesman.
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The dehumidifier also safeguards those in your home against allergens, mites, and other asthma triggers.
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China had already requested consultations under the WTO's Agreement on Safeguards over the metals tariffs.
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Since then, Zuckerberg has vowed to improve the platform's safeguards against disinformation and election meddling.
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President Trump's brief Twitter lockout has underlined concerns about the safeguards on social media platforms.
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They couldn't possibly happen on such a scale — unless the safeguards were disregarded on purpose.
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The bank has altered how it pays workers and added safeguards to catch bad behavior.
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Asked about the potential for safeguards, Canada's Finance Ministry said it is monitoring the situation.
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The committee is also critical of the bill's position on intelligence sharing and flags up the risks of potential workarounds to safeguards via agreements with foreign intelligence services — so it is directly calling for "more safeguards" to be put on the face of the bill.
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On safeguards to avoid the risk of automated tools (especially) removing content they shouldn't, it further says companies should "put in place effective and appropriate safeguards, including human oversight and verification, in full respect of fundamental rights, freedom of expression and data protection rules".
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At a news conference Wednesday, the central bank leader defended the safeguards for the banking system.
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If someone wants to access it for bad reasons… how do you put safeguards for that?
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The government should also examine if special safeguards are needed for auditing banks, the report said.
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Should he decide to start a nuclear war, there are no legal safeguards to stop him.
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These safeguards are particularly important because the federal government has failed to pass a privacy bill.
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Safeguards of the sort attached to the Comcast-NBC deal are not much use in practice.
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But, we will continue to refine our systems and safeguards, and our efforts to minimize it.
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And, by the way, if it doesn't meet environmental safeguards, we're not going to approve it.
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We're fast developing both standards and greater safeguards against malicious and illegal interference on our platform.
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And post-crisis safeguards have made a crisis much less likely than it was in 2008.
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Basic measures are often free and more robust safeguards can cost hundreds of dollars a month.
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"If Interpol is to restore its credibility it has to introduce new safeguards," the paper wrote.
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Sometimes, without any safeguards in place, those amateur drivers do things that are against the law.
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It has also designated several vulnerable populations, including children and pregnant women, that require additional safeguards.
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Standard Contract Clauses provide important safeguards to ensure that Europeans' data are protected once transferred overseas.
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To be clear, these are seemingly obvious safeguards Facebook should have had in place all along.
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Those better facilities and privacy safeguards will draw more women to sign up, the MSDF hopes.
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And what additional safeguards are needed to prevent this kind of extraordinary fraud from happening again?
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This crash is an important reminder that no matter what safeguards are in place, accidents happen.
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Right now, that answer is no, because the country lacks the sufficient safeguards we have outlined.
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He finally relented and voted for her after Clinton promised him that safeguards would be followed.
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If you think that there are sufficient safeguards already in place against such abuses, think again.
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The ads persist, but there are now government safeguards in place to reduce the potential risk.
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Amid pressure to keep adding users, Twitter's best approach can't possibly be to eliminate rudimentary safeguards.
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Eliminating regulatory safeguards will erase tangible public health and environmental benefits, making the public worse off.
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Kuenzel had completely lost access to one of the most important safeguards in America's justice system.
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And by the way, if it doesn't meet environmental safeguards, we're not going to approve it.
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It's not clear exactly what those safeguards are, but TechCrunch claims iTunes version 12.4 includes them.
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And they're both tied to Crichton's distrust of technological safeguards, and his belief in chaos theory.
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Egyptians have long complained that successive governments have failed to enforce basic safeguards for the railways.
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The strikers were demanding a minimum 21961-cents-an-hour wage increase, workplace safeguards and dignity.
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Of course, none of the security safeguards matter if users are using outdated versions of software.
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What he's really trying to do is cap all privacy safeguards at the lowest common denominator.
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Not only does the current registration system encourage foreign participation, it prevents states from implementing safeguards.
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The CFTC has worked domestically and internationally in recent months to implement clearinghouse safeguards, Massad said.
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"In cases where the temptation of profiteering is strong, certain safeguards could be useful," Hourdequin says.
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Environmental law (3) This amendment would vote in favour of adding environmental safeguards to the bill.
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Unspecified "IT safeguards" will also ensure that the brands' accounts do not conflict with one another.
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In Australia and Canada, two countries with stringent environmental safeguards, the same permit takes two years.
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But safeguards used by seismic operators have been effective in minimizing or avoiding harm to wildlife.
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Swearing in the government, President Alexander Van der Bellen highlighted safeguards built into the coalition agreement.
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Rather than flaws that require remedy, these institutions were (and are) essential safeguards for individual liberty.
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In 2016, Matt and Liz made it their mission to get those safeguards written into law.
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"But viewed correctly, sensible safeguards are part of freedom, not a retreat from it," he said.
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He also said he supports expanding state surveillance capabilities — but also with a caveat on safeguards.
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ESMA said the endorsement regime contains additional safeguards to ensure the quality of the rating activities.
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Only by doing that will it be able to establish stronger safeguards for future peacekeeping operations.
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Responsible voices should be using every opportunity to highlight the value of Europe's human rights safeguards.
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The most crucial of these safeguards, she wrote, was the guarantee of equality, of equal treatment.
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"I can envision a situation where under appropriate safeguards, that information can be shared," Barr said.
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But in general, we enjoy certain safeguards against the authoritarian instinct that other nations don't. Still.
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Now scientific institutions are trying to devise global safeguards to keep such experiments from happening again.
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So their argument in Silicon Valley is that startups couldn't compete without tough net neutrality safeguards.
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Critics say there are few safeguards to ensure that the new powers will not be abused.
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In response, the company has repeatedly said it plans to improve how it safeguards people's data.
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But it is far from clear whether Congress will impose significant new safeguards for Americans' privacy.
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China fully safeguards human rights and China has made many achievements in this regard, he added.
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I believe we'll learn how to employ safeguards and safety nets for those in leadership positions.
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Any governmental authority should have safeguards that get reconfigured as it is used and, unfortunately, abused.
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His pleas for safeguards and regulations have been mocked as "hysterical" and "pretty irresponsible" by Zuckerberg.
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The SEC found firms are requiring vendors meet security requirements and that appropriate safeguards are implemented.
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FedEx claims that its own vast network, extending to 220 countries, safeguards it from such incursions.
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Mr. Corso and others say safeguards are in place to protect taxpayers from such an outcome.
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Additionally, Mozilla found that while security protections may be improving, basic privacy safeguards may have slipped.
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The Bottleguardian Travel Case safeguards glass bottles of wine and liquor being transported in checked bags.
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Safeguards include carrying bear spray, traveling in groups, avoiding animal carcasses and following food storage regulations.
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Mr. Mounk grew up as a Jew in Germany keenly aware that political safeguards could disappear.
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" The policy analysis also alleged that VAWA had inadequate "safeguards to prevent waste, fraud, and abuse.
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That's because Congressional Democrats wisely realized, back in 1980, that such sweeping power required special safeguards.
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Eleven states in high-risk areas had to put in the new safeguards in a month.
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Standard Contractual Clauses provide important safeguards to ensure that Europeans data are protected once transferred overseas.
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Nope. EPA claims that three "safeguards" serve to support and defend the constitution in this context.
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Still, despite these safeguards, nuclear power facilities may still be vulnerable to attack on multiple fronts.
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Iran claims that the Trump Administration plans to sell Saudi Arabia nuclear technology without sufficient safeguards.
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"I could envision a situation where under appropriate safeguards, that information would be shared," Barr said.
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Pruitt has been a leading force in the Trump administration's agenda of taking down environmental safeguards.
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And no insurance product exists today that safeguards individuals from that most catastrophic of cyber risks.
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They also expressed uneasiness about what some saw as inadequate Chinese safeguards against intellectual property theft.
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The freezer's temperature sensors failed and the safeguards put in place were insufficient, the hospital said.
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The safeguards needed to protect the well-being of this population must not be considered lagniappes.
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Environmental law (3) This amendment would vote in favor of adding environmental safeguards to the bill.
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The House voted to renew the U.S. governments sweeping surveillance powers and reject new privacy safeguards.
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It also flags up what it describes as "clear safeguards and transparency obligations" on US government agencies' access to data, noting that for the first time the US has given the EU written assurances that access will be subject to "clear limitations, safeguards and oversight mechanisms".
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"System safeguards, that should have prevented the Tesla's driver from using the car's automation system on certain roadways, were lacking and the combined effects of human error and the lack of sufficient system safeguards resulted in a fatal collision that should not have happened," he said.
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"We have implemented safeguards to prevent this from happening again," Twitter tweeted from its Twitter Government account.
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More troublingly, KeRanger was signed with a valid certificate, meaning it snuck through Apple's built-in safeguards.
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"In the name of expediting infrastructure projects, the new law does away with key safeguards," he said.
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Safeguards for steel could come in sooner because the EU has been monitoring steel imports since 2016.
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The bill is the Designing Accounting Safeguards to Help Broaden Oversight and Regulations on Data (DASHBOARD) Act.
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He also said the policy lacks safeguards to protect refugees from threats to their life or freedom.
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" The companies, he said, are not necessarily "nefarious" but "they are brand new, and they need safeguards.
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Steel group Eurofer, whose members include world number one ArcelorMittal and Germany's ThyssenKrupp, previously welcomed the safeguards.
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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) determined that a "lack of safeguards" contributed to Brown's death.
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I do believe there are sets of safeguards where the government shouldn't have to be completely blind.
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Those terms include requirements for standards for construction, regular inspections of pipeline infrastructure, and other environmental safeguards.
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It's a lot of safeguards designed to keep the thing from moving while the wearer works out.
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Wyden stressed that their systems were similar to the others, with similar safeguards (that were similarly eluded).
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YouStake and StakeKings are attempting to tame this Wild West by adding more safeguards and greater transparency.
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Steel group Eurofer, whose members include world number one ArcelorMittal and Germany's ThyssenKrupp, has welcomed the safeguards.
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Some politicians may want to revive talk of such a law, especially as Europe strengthens its safeguards.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk said the changes add new safeguards to keep drivers engaged at higher speeds.
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But companies have seemingly found a way of avoiding those safeguards via USB and the Lightning port.
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But too much narcissism and you have somebody who becomes unhinged from the safeguards of public policy.
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Young women are denied the most basic safeguards by the increasingly casualized nature of low-paid work.
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She has also sued Viacom and Paramount for failing "to institute reasonable safeguards to prevent [her] injuries."
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Safeguards are emergency measures allowed under international trade law to respond to a sudden rise in imports.
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However, the safeguards rule is neither as detailed nor as stringent as the banking information security regulations.
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Hong Kong's Bar Association has said the law lacks sufficient safeguards for fair trial in mainland China.
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"We and other tech companies need to start creating safeguards to address facial recognition technology," Smith writes.
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In the new "Privacy Shield", America has offered to institute safeguards and limits on its surveillance programmes.
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"Crucial safeguards are in place to protect human rights, including the freedom of speech," the letter said.
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The president of National Right to Life, Carol Tobias, condemns the law for having "no real safeguards".
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In fact, an earlier version of the bill introduced during the last Congress did include such safeguards.
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The EU's defining treaty carefully safeguards the autonomy of member states in the way they treat religion.
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These safeguards appear to be sadly absent from the current iteration of the Puerto Rico rescue bill.
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The agency said it is looking to install new safeguards for some nuclear fuel cycle facility licensees.
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The agency says it is looking to install new safeguards for some nuclear fuel cycle facility licensees.
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And it is clear that there are places that are still in dire need of appropriate safeguards.
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In Canada and Australia, nations with comparable environmental safeguards, mine permitting takes just two to three years.
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The UAE deal contained the "gold standard" in such 123 nuclear agreements, because it contains the safeguards.
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The bill aims to rollback consumer protections and safeguards, which were enacted to prevent another financial crisis.
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Schatz's measure includes similar safeguards and calls for a study of European-style public credit registries. Rep.
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We have put a number of safeguards in, like the 911 button, to make our product safer.
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The UN refugee agency (UNHCR) and human rights groups have denounced the agreement as lacking legal safeguards.
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This could lead to identifying and screening for specific cancers along with improved safety protocols and safeguards.
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We need a more equitable system that safeguards the dignity and humanity of those within the system.
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Finally, REMS safeguards have not been a barrier to generic drug development, despite claims to the contrary.
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Most people are not clear as to which type of advisor provides the highest level of safeguards.
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When more needs to be done to protect this precious resource, essential safeguards are being rolled back.
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But phone carriers are allowed to override those safeguards if they determine someone is eligible for subsidies.
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And it may serve as an wake-up call to Apple about how it safeguards its products.
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Contrary to the court's ruling, this sweeping surveillance violates the constitutional safeguards intended to protect Americans' privacy.
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But the bureau decided to continue allowing it as long as issuers agreed to some new safeguards.
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Safeguards are emergency measures allowed under international trade law to respond to a sudden surge in imports.
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And many of these are covenant-lite loans, a type of financing with limited safeguards for investors.
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"The dams have violated social rights and environmental safeguards producing disastrous results for the rainforest," he said.
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But in the years since, few regulatory safeguards have extended beyond the boundaries of Tucson and Phoenix.
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And those existing safeguards had already proved inadequate protection against physical abuse, sexual assault and emotional torment.
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We build safeguards into new innovations so we can manage the risks while benefiting from the opportunities.
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It includes all of the safety and operational safeguards that have been learned about in earlier systems.
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But critics counter that the system is exploitative and deprives employees of important safeguards like unemployment insurance.
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There are already plenty of safeguards in place to make sure that YouTube isn't stressing the pipes.
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Apple today put in place more COVID-19-related safeguards — this time centered on its App Store.
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The priorities: strengthening labor safeguards and incorporating new chapters on gender equality, indigenous rights and climate change.
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Trust us to decide how safe is safe enough, which privacy safeguards are sufficient, and which aren't.
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The safeguards for children's health embedded in these laws are much needed in the United States today.
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The alleged abuse would have occurred in an era in which few safeguards existed for those patients.
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Victims' rights and due process advocates commended the department for including safeguards in the cross-examination requirement.
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They demanded more safeguards in 2016 after the number of bicycle fatalities surpassed the previous year's total.
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Many of the safeguards the Obama administration put in place during the Ebola outbreak are gone now.
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In Dr. Husel's case, a federal investigation found that there were few safeguards to prevent excessive doses.
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And by the way, if it doesn't meet environmental safeguards, we are not going to approve it.
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Laws that restrict content, particularly when it relates to political speech, risk violating foundational free speech safeguards.
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That view, as Klobuchar noted, can limit regulatory safeguards on the job, environmental rules and consumer protection.
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Lyft's safeguards were working overtime Thursday as the ride-sharing company culled through its users' listed names.
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So far, they say it's a combination of factors that involves human error and lack of safeguards.
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They are selling us goods, services and Senators, via Zuckerberg's platform — created and unleashed with few safeguards.
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Twitter, after learning of Alzabarah and Abouammo's actions, installed safeguards to prevent employees from misusing their access.
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She said that "in these times of increased threats," all organizations should increase safeguards against possible attacks.
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When claims are aggregated in court, there are safeguards to assure aggregate or class treatment is appropriate.
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This includes reining in civil asset forfeiture authority and also creating new safeguards for taxpayers' private information.
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"We need to make smarter environmental decisions, not roll back the safeguards we already have," Cantwell said.
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The attacks highlight the challenges that organizations face with consistently applying security safeguards on a large scale.
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This plan offers a false choice between creating good jobs and preserving health and public input safeguards.
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And, critically, these agencies were able to look at the best available science to craft those safeguards.
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But when Boeing built its new 737 Max passenger plane, it did not include the same safeguards.
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They are determined to weaken safeguards that protect us from hazardous air pollution, regardless of the evidence.
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Clarification: A previous version of this article inaccurately characterized the safeguards built into the newest ultrasound technology.
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Smashing safety and consumer safeguards will lead to deaths, injuries and diseases that provoke intense news coverage.
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And tech companies typically don't have much incentive to invest in safeguards because these purchases generate revenue.
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Instead of a ban, the group urge the imposition of appropriate safeguards against misuse of the technology.
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There are too many institutional safeguards that would normally apply the brakes if these were mere mistakes.
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Across manufacturers, there is no consistency in the safeguards to protect motorists against the carbon-monoxide hazard.
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Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's biting concurring opinion smacks down the argument that HB 2 safeguards women's health.
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Yet the standard smartphone operating systems don't permit you to choose safeguards to prevent being surveilled, Oulasvirta observed.
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DNA testing, if it is ever used, should be subject to clear and binding safeguards and proper oversight.
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As a founding member and the sole witness to the Temptations' entire saga, Williams safeguards the band's legacy.
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There are several safeguards to Face ID that also make it more challenging to break into over time.
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T-Mobile, on the other hand, told Wyden that it has proper safeguards in place to prevent abuse.
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Copyright is the traditional way that artists protect their works from unauthorized reproduction; trademark law safeguards commercial logos.
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PT: Twitter said it had "implemented safeguards to prevent this from happening again" but wouldn't share further details.
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EXCLUSIVE-SAFEGUARDS AGAINST CHINESE STEEL MAY NOT WORK AS BEIJING MAY SUPPLY VIA VIETNAM, CAMBODIA-INDIAN GOVT SOURCES
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The central bank is also carrying out an inspection of Eurobic to assess its anti-money laundering safeguards.
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"We immediately launched an investigation and implemented safeguards to ensure this never happens again," Putnam told BuzzFeed News.
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Unlike the US, Canada has "adequacy" status from the European Union with regard to how it safeguards data.
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Hold your nose Mr Tawase has no budget for fencing or crowd control, let alone modern environmental safeguards.
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" McConnell added that he viewed the House inquiry as "an unfair process" that is denying Trump "procedural safeguards.
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The ACCESS Act mandates privacy safeguards, but bad actors will still try to take advantage of the system.
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"The Framers anticipated this objection and created two constitutional safeguards to keep the Senate in check," Rehnquist wrote.
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"The public supports these safeguards, the public wants clear air and water, the public wants a safe climate."
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The revelation appears to reinforce the company's concerns that the dispute could pose a threat to encryption safeguards.
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Apple monitors these operations, too, and it has safeguards in place to ensure phony shows are taken down.
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The government introduced system safeguards in September 2016 to limit the potential for rogue access to the data.
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What Diet Madison Avenue is doing is taking that same idea, and improving it by adding some safeguards.
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But it has long been targeted by civil liberties advocates as too expansive and lacking in sufficient safeguards.
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The latest UK investment safeguards the Luton plant's future for "many years to come", Lohscheller said on Wednesday.
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The two most important safeguards are distance — being as far away from the blast as possible — and time.
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But the United States denies its tariffs are safeguards and has offered no compensation, prompting the retaliatory action.
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These are safeguards to make sure a police officer isn't wandering around an estate, fingerprinting people at random.
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Environmentalists, meanwhile, argue that while the grizzlies have made a comeback, their recovery could falter without federal safeguards.
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That set off safeguards at the power plants, which ultimately forced the shutdown that affected the entire grid.
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In theory, the EPA should have new safeguards to protect its scientists from undue Bush-style political interference.
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Spurred in part by the General Data Protection Regulation enacted in Europe, lawmakers are weighing greater data safeguards.
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U.S. officials declined to answer questions about whether there are any privacy safeguards in place, according to BuzzFeed.
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The problem is that there are scant privacy safeguards to prevent private information from being shared through CISA.
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On top of acting as a powerful barrier against threats, it also safeguards access to all your data.
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This is lobbying 101 — a designated representative safeguards the interests of the sender in a rule-making process.
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The company announced plans to expand its safeguards for advertisers including plans to take down inappropriate content faster.
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It presents few safeguards for free speech, and little concern for dealing with content that is actually criminal.
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There are enough positive and beneficial uses of eye-tracking to warrant its continued deployment, with sufficient safeguards.
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If Lehman still failed, he said multiple safeguards put into place now wouldn't put the onus on taxpayers.
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Many of these safeguards have been under development for years, and all reflect intense study and detailed analysis.
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However, she can only use the money for Alana's needs and benefit, and there are safeguards in place.
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At the same time it expanded authority, Congress removed many safeguards designed to prevent misuses of the authority.
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It's confounding why manufacturers won't support basic safeguards to protect their customers as well as billions in investments.
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It's one of the most basic democratic safeguards enshrined in the Constitution, yet few people really understand it.
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But surprisingly, shortly before the vote, party leaders instructed members to reject the safeguards — and so they did.
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"The agency's safeguards activities will continue to be carried out in a highly professional manner," the spokesman said.
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They're often the surest safeguards for labor rights, as the Economic Policy Institute noted in a May report.
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But constitutional safeguards, by themselves, aren't enough to secure a democracy once an authoritarian is elected to power.
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I do believe there are a set of safeguards so the government shouldn't have to be completely blind.
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In spite of safeguards, many are identified, driven from their jobs and branded as troublemakers in their industries.
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The automated trading regulation will establish "series of risk controls, transparency measures, and other safeguards," the agency said.
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Such rapid growth raises questions about whether there are sufficient safeguards to ensure the accuracy of the database.
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FEC, it is hard to believe there couldn't be a further battering of the safeguards of U.S. democracy.
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But if AI is being used for something, are there safeguards already in place, say, through such agencies?
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First, we need to have better safeguards for payments and insurance systems as they relate to longterm care.
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Sure enough, Mulvaney, who opposed it from the start, has begun to weaken safeguards against predatory financial activity.
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These safeguards include a mandate to track, report and work to fix any racial disparities in the system.
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Instead, California's plan is premised on operating without crucial safeguards that have protected retirement savers for four decades.
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In fact, credit cards could help protect you, thanks to fraud detection, zero-liability policies, and other safeguards.
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Wheeler's proposal would undermine lifesaving safeguards that are effectively limiting the amount of mercury pollution from power plants.
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Not only are 21st century automobiles designed with more protective safeguards, but most accidents happen at survivable speeds.
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The reckless undermining of air, water, health, and climate protections must stop — and those safeguards must be restored.
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Widely available facial recognition tools without proper safeguards against their abuse could lead to unwarranted invasions of privacy.
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"Standard Contractual Clauses provide important safeguards to ensure that Europeans' data are protected once transferred overseas," he added.
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He and others even joined a massive online rally in support of open internet safeguards earlier this month.
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Normal safeguards like an active board of directors, standard accounting practices, and grant-making policies did not exist.
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The study found that "global citizenship" is particularly important for the younger generation because it safeguards their future.
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He cited "detailed written assurances by U.S. on the safeguards and limitations by surveillance" in the new agreement.
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A coalition of Democrats and libertarian-leaning conservatives prefer, however, to amend the law with more privacy safeguards.
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"The voices that blocked these safeguards were not the voices of an aroused nation," the president said Oct.
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Many are moving into the field gingerly, slathering their products with safeguards that they say reduce the creepiness.
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Environmentalists have said that while grizzlies have made a comeback, their recovery could falter without continued federal safeguards.
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The official data ranges from none to maddeningly vague, and the safeguards to mitigate civilian deaths are insufficient.
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But the bill includes meaningful safeguards, added after similar concerns sank a version of the legislation last year.
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Originally that implied a country imposing safeguards would lower tariffs on other goods to balance the economic impact.
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That doesn't mean they're free to do as they wish; there are safeguards and accountability for agency heads.
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Even some procedures that might appear to be necessary safeguards against medical complications are prohibited by the E.R.D.s.
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A 2010 law then allowed Chinese undergraduates to pursue degrees in Taiwan, after the island provided some safeguards.
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" After Mr. Percoco's conviction, Mr. Cuomo pledged to "put additional safeguards in place to secure the public trust.
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It would be one thing if those extra costs were providing consumers with meaningful safeguards or additional security.
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And if those safeguards are not sufficient or enforceable, if they meet with widespread disapproval and dissatisfaction from .
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Teves outlined several conditions for it to become a "legitimate asset class," including regulatory support with consumer safeguards.
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In response, he ruled that any alien subjected to the deportation process was entitled to full constitutional safeguards.
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Coinbase, Gemini (run by the Winklevoss twins), Ledger and ItBit are also looking to be those trusted safeguards.
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Soon after President Trump took office, his administration began to quietly dismantle the safeguards Obama had just created.
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Now, after an internal review, officials at CUNY say the spending was unjustified and conducted without proper safeguards.
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President George W Bush in 2002 used the same "safeguards" law to impose temporary tariffs on steel imports.
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Furthermore, there are multiple safeguards built into the statute that prohibit the US government from intentionally targeting Americans.
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And it's one that can have real world consequences for federal safeguards covering workers, consumers and the environment.
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We have additional safeguards in place to mitigate the impact of these views on all of our systems.
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It looks and functions like Twitter, but with only minimal safeguards in place to protect the user experience.
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Also, regular exchanges have market makers providing liquidity, as well as volatility-curbing safeguards such as circuit breakers.
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Although federal law doesn't provide many digital privacy protections for adults, there are safeguards for children under 13.
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Facebook says those safeguards will protect children and give parents more control, but lawmakers are seeking more assurances.
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Bank of New York Mellon safeguards trillions of dollars in assets for companies, pension funds and other institutions.
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Pasternack shared with Business Insider how the safeguards he's taken impact nearly every part of his daily life.
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The countries must begin sharing additional background information and establish effective safeguards against threats by foreign airport workers.
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The approach is seen as a potential model for other countries looking to add more safeguards over Huawei.
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For months, Trump and Congressional Republicans attempted to gut our healthcare system while attacking and removing key environmental safeguards.
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The technology has some pretty interesting safeguards specifically designed to ward off a cyberattack known as a session replay.
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Safeguards built into the system are designed to ensure that these transfers "are as secure as on-chain transactions".
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These would appear to be reasonable safeguards, if Facebook's track record with data this past year wasn't so abysmal.
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EU Trade Commissioner Cecilia Malmstrom said last month that provisional safeguards could possibly be set in place in July.
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The source did not specify the measures that would make up the safeguards but said steps were under discussion.
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Google's place as the dominant search engine safeguards its stream of advertising revenue, which increased 20 percent last year.
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SEB, the second biggest bank in the Baltics after Swedbank, has also faced questions about its money-laundering safeguards.
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A committee member, Mark Dreyfus, said there were "almost no limitations or safeguards at all" in the proposed law.
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Proponents say they show that the law's safeguards were suitably tight: 213 were people prescribed lethal drugs last year.
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The company adds that it's since taken action, by quarantining the affected server and putting additional safeguards in place.
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We have strict technical and operational safeguards, and have a zero tolerance policy for the abuse of our system.
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Congress should not permit the continueduse of face recognition in the United States absent safeguards to prevent such abuses.
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There are no real-world reasons why these safeguards should be compromised via haphazard—and truly extraordinary—regulatory fiat.
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Euratom, started in 1957, provides safeguards for trade in nuclear materials, ensuring they are not diverted to rogue regimes.
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I've been unable to find any site that can successfully break through Safari's new safeguards against unexpected media playback.
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Until then, corporate loans had many covenants offering safeguards for lenders if the debtor's financial position were to deteriorate.
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Although Linick serves at the pleasure of the President, there are safeguards to prevent him from being quickly removed.
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The European Funds and Asset Management Association (EFAMA) said there were already safeguards to stop "empty shells" being created.
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On a section on 'minimizing bias', the report also notes the GDPR includes safeguards against discriminatory, data-driven 'profiling'.
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With proper safeguards and due process – including notification, transparency, accountability, and clear limits on sharing for surveillance – we can.
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Some environmental groups praised the motion for preserving many of the safeguards promised by Trudeau in the 2015 election.
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Rather, it breaks ground in setting American-inspired standards and safeguards for everything from online commerce to creative industries.
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And anonymised bulk data gathered by one firm would be made available to new entrants with safeguards for privacy.
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It seems like at least one bird species safeguards its nests against ticks with a surprising piece of litter.
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But the lead judge on the case, Thomas von Danwitz, seemed unconvinced about the privacy safeguards in the agreement.
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Mexico, which awarded its first eight deepwater projects in a December auction, so far has none of these safeguards.
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Transplanted to a country with fewer safeguards, he "would audition for dictator, because that is where his instincts lead".
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Somehow this DIY by The Q makes it seem like a very nuanced and ambitious project with impeccable safeguards.
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But many Americans will be skeptical of them unless safeguards are put in place guaranteeing safety and protecting privacy.
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"We will have a patchwork approach to protection of the vulnerable, as safeguards vary across the country," she said.
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This privacy guarantee, added to the constitution in 1791, safeguards the public against open-ended, "unreasonable" searches and seizures.
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We remain dedicated to elevating the industry through respect for transparency, user control, and instituting layers of privacy safeguards.
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They also found that Facebook's safeguards for user information were inadequate, and that the company failed to be accountable.
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Both laws feature more than a dozen safeguards, including to prevent depressed people from getting aid-in-dying medication.
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The FTC is seeking public comment as to whether the safeguards rule should be expanded to cover more entities.
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A weaker EPA means weaker enforcement of essential public safeguards, a clear violation of the will of the people.
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And, for the main part, boxing regulators — primarily state commissions — have safeguards to minimize catastrophic injuries and prevent death.
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Tuesday's edition of the Federal Register contains new efficiency rules, restrictions on truck drivers and safeguards for customer information.
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The move is to ensure that there are adequate risk safeguards behind innovative business and new products, he added.
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"These are the two main safeguards that you need to look at when you look at mergers," Enria said.
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The safeguards are supported by the majority of Americans, while telecom companies and their lobbyists argue they hinder innovation.
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Politicians and insiders say Beijing's interference in this election has been unprecedented, violating constitutional safeguards of the city's autonomy.
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The safeguards should include more efforts to counter malicious cyber activity, such as the spread of disinformation, Gould said.
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By stripping away outside ads, Brave promises not just faster page-load times, but improved privacy safeguards as well.
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But those safeguards have been focused on getting out of the way to let Apple's products to 'just work'.
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Wednesday's edition of the Federal Register contains fewer protections for parrots and manatees, but new safeguards for freshwater mussels.
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Europe's economic crisis was a stew with many ingredients, from spendthrift governments to inadequate safeguards in the banking system.
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In a system with few safeguards, scandals like Facebook-Cambridge Analytica and data breaches like Equifax aren't just possible.
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The idea is to provide Americans with the same level of safeguards for apps as they have for appliances.
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While state action is important, it is critical that we increase federal investment and preserve national clean water safeguards.
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Even when attempted in good faith, cost-benefit analysis is a poor fit for environmental and public health safeguards.
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A growing movement, including this newspaper, thus seeks to legalise—with stringent safeguards—doctor-assisted suicide around the world.
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The safeguards that underpin such military sales to Egypt have been questioned by the United States Government Accountability Office.
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Additionally, the analysis found that 140 House members voted against toxic chemical safeguards in every of the measured instances.
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Concerns were also raised around a separate e-commerce policy that focuses on data localisation and improved privacy safeguards.
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The original aim expressed by the administration was for a 85033-day pause in order to strengthen security safeguards.
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And while Instagram lacks the fact-checking safeguards of more traditional scientific sources, it engenders a sincere, authentic experience.
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Under World Trade Organization rules, safeguards are temporary restrictions on imports of a product to protect a domestic industry.
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Discussing how we maintain security and the privacy of travelers undermines those safeguards and the security of our systems.
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"Many shooters are students whose familiarity with a school's layout and security could help them outsmart even elaborate safeguards."
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Editorial People entering nursing homes need to know that all reasonable safeguards are in place to ensure quality care.
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Those safeguards, however, were not cost-effective, and the company phased out its use of ammonium nitrate in 2006.
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Discussing how we maintain security and the privacy of travellers undermines those safeguards and the security of our systems.
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But he agreed to allow the physicians to pursue their lawsuit claiming that the law lacks safeguards against abuse.
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Wall Street's main regulator in July ruled ICOs should be subject to the same safeguards as traditional securities sales.
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The RAA would add 70 new requirements to the rule-making process, many of them duplicating existing procedural safeguards.
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She added that adequate safeguards needed to be in place to ensure the "utmost protection" of patients' personal data.
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Some funds say they have little choice but accept fewer safeguards in order to put clients' cash to work.
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Regardless of built-in safeguards, Peeple clearly has a way to go if it hopes to repair its image.
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In some states, that means more than 70 percent of wetlands would lose their safeguards, according to the BBC.
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Members of the bank's Committee on Development Effectiveness received the latest draft of the bank's proposed safeguards on Friday.
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In an April 27 post on its website, Qiaowai noted the project "fully safeguards investors' green cards and funds".
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Lam has said the courts would provide human rights safeguards in vetting case-by-case extraditions to mainland China.
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Further, ICE has implemented stringent safeguards to protect against the possibility that a US citizen is detained or removed.
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SEB, the second-biggest bank in the Baltics behind Swedbank, has also faced questions about its money laundering safeguards.
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In all of those instances, critics accuse him of rolling back important safeguards and endangering public and environmental health.
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Tesla would need to build safeguards and regional power ports into the battery platform to ensure safety and compatibility.
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He has rashly canceled a range of Obama-era health safeguards and pollution limits without properly taking public input.
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They are looking for a way to both support the industry while also improving safeguards to protect the environment.
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As Lori pointed out, their situation remains, at heart, unchanged: awaiting safeguards, as the aquifer retreats quietly beneath them.
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And a group of 37 attorneys general sent Mr. Zuckerberg a letter asking for details about Facebook's privacy safeguards.
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They're tearing down the safeguards and putting nothing in their place while assuming, rightly, that nobody is paying attention.
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" (Wired) • John Gapper writes, "Facebook has never implemented safeguards that match the power of the data machine it created.
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Zoe Lofgren (D-CA) co-sponsored the failed amendment to add new safeguards to Section 702, along with Rep.
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For a year, the Trump administration has been laser-focused on repealing, retracting and rolling back science-based safeguards.
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Georgia, saying that new safeguards meant that capital punishment would be applied only to the worst of the worst.
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The scene desperately needs safeguards to established for the professional sport, but for now, Irish MMA remains in limbo.
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In a brief before the Supreme Court, the executive branch has argued that delaying prison sentences safeguards defendants' rights.
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Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam said her administration was amending the bill to include safeguards for human rights.
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In China, politics often ends up overriding the very safeguards created to prevent interference in the flow of information.
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They were also pressing for additional safeguards to prevent companies from taking federal funds and then laying off workers.
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Trump's tariffs are based on Section 232 of a 1962 U.S. law that allows safeguards based on "national security".
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Keeping Israel as the Jewish nation-state does not threaten the future of the Jewish people; it safeguards it.
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Confidence in the eco is waning even before it has been formed because the old safeguards are being dismantled.
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Unfortunately, TPP as written will have devastating consequences for American workers, environmental safeguards, and human rights across the globe.
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Nuits-Saint-Georges, like other stage hosts, planned to have increased safeguards, like stone traffic barricades for its plazas.
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It clears your space of wires and safeguards your gadgets from damage, thanks to short circuit and overheating protection.
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The vault, built 390 feet inside a frozen mountainside, safeguards thousands of seeds of the world's most important crops.
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All this maintenance R&D not only keeps the place running smoothly, but also safeguards Color Factory's intellectual property.
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The House should reject this bill and call on the administration to implement refugee protection laws, treaties, and safeguards.
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Despite this flaw, the Senate bill safeguards SNAP in ways that are critical to working families across the country.
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Grossi has pledged that "the IAEA will continue to assume this (safeguards) role in a firm and fair way".
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The Saudi government follows the IAEA's Small Quantities Protocol and is negotiating the Comprehensive Safeguards Agreement with the agency.
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That is likely to mean fewer safeguards for the environment and fewer acres for purposes other than energy production.
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"Ensuring that all children who are able to receive vaccines do, safeguards the health of all children," she added.
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We'll discuss those methods, and also explain a few safeguards you can take to keep your photos ultra-secure.
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Hoan Ton-That, the CEO of Clearview, claimed in an email that the company has safeguards on its product.
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"Safeguards for freedom of expression have been built in throughout the framework," the government writes in an executive summary.
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Public Citizen and the Coalition of Sensible Safeguards are hosting a congressional briefing Tuesday to discuss regulatory challenges. Sens.
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Maguire also said he was unaware of the whistle-blower's identity, thanks to a system that intentionally safeguards it.
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Second, Markey wants Tesla to build more safeguards into the feature that prevents users from working around the system.
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We hope representatives will recognize that right to try strips away important safeguards in the name of "helping" patients.
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As a first step, the bank must close loopholes that allow high-risk activities to go forward without safeguards.
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Modern state corporation statutes generally allow transactions to proceed despite conflicts of interest when certain statutory safeguards are satisfied.
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"What we're asking government to do is to push the pause button until safeguards can be adopted," Guliani said.
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The goal back then was to create procedural hurdles so that public health agencies couldn't finalize science-based safeguards.
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Privacy advocates, however, have said the authority is used too often, circumvents judicial oversight and lacks adequate transparency safeguards.
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Another likely focus for the IMF mission is Myanmar's banks, which are struggling to meet stringent new capital safeguards.
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Director Allbaugh is committed to developing the expertise, equipment and safeguards necessary to utilize IGI as an execution protocol.
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In addition to the safeguards the law requires, its practice can be balky — at least in the early stages.
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There are few existing safeguards to protect against the confusion, doubt and chaos that falsified computerized speech can create.
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But UNRWA counters it provides a humanitarian lifeline and that it safeguards and advances Palestinians' rights under international law.
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But there are not necessarily such safeguards for White House officials who might have provided information to the whistleblower.
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The ensuing years have been spent clearing the detritus and installing safeguards to prevent such calamity in the future.
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The NSA implemented even more safeguards following Edward Snowden's bombshell 2013 release of the NSA's most sensitive snooping secrets.
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But Mr. Martin appears to have blithely continued his theft of secrets without trouble from the stepped-up safeguards.
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We've tried to put in a couple of safeguards in the product, and I think it's kind of resonating.
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Concerns were also raised around a separate e-commerce policy that focuses on data localization and improved privacy safeguards.
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WeWork, however, uses a version without these safeguards, originally designed for home Wi-Fi networks and called WPA2 Personal.
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Related: The UK Just Made a 'Ground-Breaking' Ruling on Refugee Children Usually between 15 and 17 years old, they are told by the traffickers to pretend to be over 18 to avoid the safeguards in place for minors, because such safeguards would make it difficult for them to contact their exploiters.
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I do think people want the government to act on their behalf that they feel like the safeguards are there.
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That goes double for the federal government, which has suffered numerous high profile breaches and safeguards critical information and services.
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The concern is that there are not enough safeguards yet to prevent harm nor enough knowledge to do definite good.
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CBP is currently testing biometric face recognition at over a dozen major airports without appropriate safeguards to prevent rights violations.
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"Those kinds of safeguards do not exist currently in all of the exchange venues where digital currencies trade," Clayton said.
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"This also raises serious questions as to what safeguards Google is putting in place to protect users' privacy," he said.
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The scanners remotely check a person's fingerprint against criminal and immigration databases, which experts say bypass safeguards against police overreach.
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They must struggle with concepts like admissible evidence, reasonable doubt, hearsay, and the constitutional safeguards that protect a criminal defendant.
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It cannot be right that terminally ill people are denied choice based on the argument that the safeguards aren't enough.
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The Paperwhite is also rated IPX8 waterproof, which safeguards it from the occasional splash or accidental drop into the tub.
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The policies include safeguards for workers and require companies to seek permission from local communities prior to establishing new plantations.
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Facebook says it's aware of this criticism and wants to "better explain and clarify the process and safeguards in place."
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Two-factor authentication safeguards your online accounts with a second layer of protection, and is an absolute must these days.
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The European Union announced its own safeguards in July, a combination of quotas and tariffs on 23 steel product categories.
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So far, many of the safeguards coming into law are prudent—surprisingly, perhaps, given this year's trade rows (see article).
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For more detail on safeguards, please see the "how we protect your personal information" section of our current privacy policy.
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In 2009, after Barack Obama imposed safeguards on Chinese tyres, China responded with (illegal) restrictions on America's chicken-feet exports.
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Such deals, named after a clause in America's export-control laws, impose tough safeguards in return for American nuclear technology.
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The UAE deal contained the "gold standard" in such 123 nuclear agreements, because it contained safeguards against enriching and preprocessing.
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"The feeling of choking is an incredibly powerful one," says Cindy Vestergaard, director of the Stimson Center's nuclear safeguards program.
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It argued that this did not leave room for a debate about appropriate safeguards and whether separate clearing was needed.
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Federal supervisors have imposed more than a dozen restrictions on Wells until it shows it has better safeguards in place.
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"We are proceeding on the basis of robust new safeguards that will enhance security at Hinkley," the spokesman told reporters.
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Smaller companies like Snap or Fortnite-maker Epic Games may not have the money to develop sufficient safeguards in-house.
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We are conducting a full review of our safeguards in this space to prevent misconduct like this from happening again.
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Companies are notoriously tight-lipped about things like spam detection because they don't want spammers to reverse engineer their safeguards.
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The other part of the answer is to update national-security safeguards for the realities of China's potential digital threats.
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Facebook has promised to put more safeguards in place to protect users' privacy, but that has not quelled the backlash.
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FCC Chairman Ajit Pai is placing more "safeguards" on a subsidy program for the poor, per a letter sent Tuesday.
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On Tuesday, the Conservative government put forward a tweaked version that it said was clearer and provided stronger privacy safeguards.
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Opponents to dual class shares insist that adequate safeguards must be put in place to ensure retail investors are protected.
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He also asked for safeguards to prevent any tinkering in the rate without the approval from both houses of parliament.
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This will not only help understand the weakness among users, but it also helps accurately assess risk and build safeguards.
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Under the new arrangement, Britain proposes safeguards, such as a bilateral agreement to make the system "stabler, transparent and predictable".
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The search giant said Monday that it's made progress towards implementing the artificial intelligence safeguards it promised advertisers last month.
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Congress put safeguards in place to restrain partisan politics' influence over the agency, its regulatory agenda, and its enforcement actions.
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Among other safeguards, he requires verbal confirmation for client transactions and he never uses Wi-Fi in a public place.
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Without these safeguards, poverty reduction in Latin America could prove as fleeting as the commodity boom that made it possible.
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"We've heard from you that there are times when you want additional safeguards," said the company in a blog post.
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But the public needs to tell regulators now to strengthen safeguards, and not cave in to telecommunications carriers' manipulative tactics.
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"They [the platforms themselves] do have a responsibility to address these issues and to put in some safeguards," she said.
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Next, there should be safeguards to prevent noncompetitive elections within certain regional groupings, which usually redound the benefit of dictators.
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Additionally, any future efforts to implement this potentially harmful practice should include the creation and implementation of appropriate patient safeguards.
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Commonly referred to as "DRM," these digital locks act as safeguards to protect rights holders from getting their works pirated.
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At the time, labor movements around the world were campaigning for safeguards such as eight-hour workdays and trade unions.
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Almost $28503 million in taxpayer funds have been paid to corporations successfully attacking environmental and health safeguards in NAFTA tribunals.
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California officials say the effort is built with a series of safeguards, many of which don't exist in other states.
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The new Democratic-led House can restore teeth to the agency that safeguards our health – they did it once before.
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These results show that when implemented with correct safeguards, risk-based assessment tools can be used without compromising public safety.
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It has become an excuse to abandon journalistic ethics and safeguards that make journalism a profession in the first place.
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As the Supreme Court acknowledged, music licensing is a complicated balance between normally anticompetitive behaviors and certain benefits and safeguards.
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The success of such measures on Tuesday adds to reams of existing data on the public's desire for stronger safeguards.
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To address this concern, the College Transparency Act includes numerous safeguards to ensure every student's individual data is fully protected.
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It safeguards millions of acres of wetlands that filter pollutants, protect communities by absorbing floodwaters and provide habitat for wildlife.
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Solomon told NBC News that GoFundMe now has safeguards in place that would prevent a similar scheme from happening again.
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States have picked devices that their own experts didn't trust and have disabled safeguards meant to ensure the tests' accuracy.
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But despite the progress, several countries are balking at safeguards promoted by the United States or are building new stockpiles.
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The rule would provide certainty to landowners and important safeguards for our nation's wetlands, streams, and fish and wildlife habitat.
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The change would effectively strip threatened plants and animals of stronger safeguards they've been granted for more than four decades.
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A system that safeguards the names of police officers above all else often too easily accommodates the tainting of victims.
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It also claims to have enhanced privacy safeguards — noting specifically that it has added additional protections for journalists and lawyers.
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The safeguards were put in place by the Obama administration after for-profit colleges got tangled in accusations of fraud.
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Virtual wallets used to store Bitcoin do not provide the same safeguards as deposits made at a traditional banking institution.
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The violence quickly upended Capitol Hill, leaving lawmakers visibly shaken and raising questions about the adequacy of Congress's security safeguards.
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By putting heightened cybersecurity safeguards into place now to protect confidential sports information, legal wagering doesn't have to unleash hackers.
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Then the work has to be vetted and approved by an Institutional Review Board, which safeguards subjects from potential harm.
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Many decrees passed contain measures that conflict with basic human rights safeguards and Turkey's obligations under international and domestic law.
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The measure would bring in "new safeguards against terrorism," and streamline security checks to address concerns over maddeningly long lines.
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"The military justice system denies service members many of the procedural safeguards provided ordinary citizens," he said in an email.
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It provides Fourth Amendment safeguards to prevent unreasonable searches of electronically stored communications — but says nothing about data held abroad.
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Twitter forbids selling or buying followers or retweets, yet it has not imposed simple safeguards that could throttle those practices.
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Facebook: Canadian regulators said the company's weak privacy safeguards prevented it from protecting the personal data of millions of users.
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The work could probably reflect other fears of incremental, unstoppable changes: the gradual erosion of democratic safeguards, say, or gentrification.
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Brussels will join other countries in challenging the measures at the WTO and says it will also look into safeguards.
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They often have therapists and counselors on staff, resiliency training, and safeguards in place that force people to take breaks.
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Criminal prosecution is to punish, to deter, to rehabilitate; impeachment safeguards the republican and democratic structure of the Constitution itself.
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But when a cell accidentally copies DNA from a chromosome into a circle, those safeguards are lifted, Dr. Chang said.
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At the same time, Republican policy riders attacking the environment, women's health, and other safeguards for communities were similarly jettisoned.
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Lawmakers on both sides were receptive to the bill, but Democrats withheld full support until certain consumer safeguards were added.
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The bulk of the story is set in Ireland in 1209, where a group of monks safeguards a holy relic.
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HUD said that the delay stemmed from an effort to ensure proper safeguards were in place for the apportioned funds.
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The chain has now put more safeguards in place, such as better inventory controls and a strict cash-counting process.
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" The top Democrat on the Senate committee overseeing science and marine wildlife said the proposal would "roll back ... critical safeguards.
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The agency had been urging auto manufacturers among many other industries to come up with new safeguards for personal data.
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But once the safeguards to prevent abuse are explained, researchers said, minorities are just as willing as whites to participate.
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We need to better understand the unintended consequences of cyberwarfare — such as possibly weakening another nation's safeguards against unauthorized launching.
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These safeguards will ensure that the new Major League Baseball agreement will not become just another new form of exploitation.
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No preemption of state law Federal privacy law should set a baseline standard and allow states to enact stricter safeguards.
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Rick Perry of Texas, to lead the Energy Department, which runs the nation's nuclear-weapons labs and the safeguards program.
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The Safeguards Rule mirrors the requirements of banks and credit unions and the FTC enforces those rules on credit bureaus.
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When he proposed a budget that slashed EPA's funding by 31 percent, he placed polluters ahead of our environmental safeguards.
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He added that CETA did not infringe the principle of equal treatment and that dispute settlement tribunals had procedural safeguards.
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If adequate electronic and cyber safeguards are not introduced, your smart home might be the very thing that kills you.
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Wheeler said the point of the letter is to "outline the deficiencies" it sees in how California safeguards its water.
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Whether or not Congress protects adequate funding for federal health safeguards affects the lives and health of millions of Americans.
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The Federal Communication Commission's investigation concluded in April that a "combination of human error and inadequate safeguards" were to blame.
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Even before the fatal crash, Tesla had come under criticism for releasing Autopilot without greater safeguards to prevent improper use.
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The tech companies were too easily used as vessels for disinformation and they had too few safeguards to prevent it.
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Some environmental groups praised the government's motion for preserving many of the safeguards promised by Trudeau in the 2015 election.
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I don't want any state to put a child in a for-profit program, because there are no safeguards, none.
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But doctors say they've accounted for that worry, and included safeguards that prevent the treatment from working outside the liver.
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"Trump's much ballyhooed infrastructure plan has been diminished to little more than an ideological attack on environmental safeguards," Slesinger said.
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In vetoing the bill in July, Nixon said the measure struck an extreme blow to sensible safeguards against gun violence.
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S. Privacy Shield is a strong new framework, based on robust enforcement and monitoring, easier redress for individuals and, for the first time, written assurance from our U.S. partners on the limitations and safeguards regarding access to data by public authorities on national security grounds," she said, talking of "strong safeguards" and restoring "trust.
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Rather, it's that the fate of that legacy is uncertain, that its position grows more precarious as the Court moves further to the right, and that its position will remain precarious so long as the Constitution's safeguards against gender discrimination hinge upon the Supreme Court's willingness to read those safeguards into vague constitutional text.
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While we were eager to find a solution, HUD insisted on access to sensitive information — like user data — without adequate safeguards.
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They worry that a program without non-proliferation safeguards could eventually lead to a nuclear arms race in the Middle East.
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It's a buyout of alarming size given the fear coursing through credit markets, but the deal comes with plenty of safeguards.
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Al Franken is pressing the tech giant to detail the privacy and security safeguards it has in place for biometric data.
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At the Internal Revenue Service's request, they have provided additional safeguards to prevent identity theft and the filing of bogus returns.
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Following a death involving Autopilot in 2016, the National Transportation Safety Board, which investigates accidents, faulted Autopilot for lacking system safeguards.
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"The FTC's settlement safeguards the competitive availability of these medications for patients across the country who depend on them," she added.
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The wormhole also safeguards unitarity—the principle that information is never lost—at least for the entangled black holes being studied.
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Or indeed used by an official candidate for high office in a democratic society that lacks legal safeguards against data misuse.
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Such a file would be effectively unusable: either employees would not use those systems or would find ways around the safeguards.
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But Facebook appears to have done nothing to ensure that it's in compliance, despite swearing that it would set up safeguards.
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The report found that CBP had "not ensured safeguards" around the privacy of photos and videos of individuals at the border.
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They want to have politics funneled through their platforms and benefit financially, but they don't want to deal with the safeguards.
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"Over the years, significant safeguards effectively ensured that the inadvertent shipments were not a threat," the report released on Friday said.
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"We are mindful of our responsibilities to these children and are continually looking for ways to strengthen our safeguards," he said.
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That same month, the Indian government again outlined more regulations for the sector, focusing on data measures and improved privacy safeguards.
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They fear that promised safeguards, such as an "infant industry" clause, to protect some domestic businesses, would be hard to invoke.
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Going further, the paper argues that tech companies have failed to build in proper safeguards against hostile, abusive, and gendered language.
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But how could we ever create a system where the safeguards would work every time and wrongful death would be impossible?
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There are some safeguards Facebook can take here, like ensuring that conservatives are well represented among the people making editorial decisions.
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Facebook is scrambling to add safeguards against abuse of user data as it reels from backlash over the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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It would be even better for them to put in place safeguards that would prevent wrongful convictions in the first place.
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The bill, titled "The Disclosing Foreign Influence Act," would "strengthen" FARA by clarifying reporting requirements, and authorizing investigative tools and safeguards.
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The program was reinstated again in 2012, but with additional safeguards, like DNA testing or a requirement of official adoption papers.
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It also offers investors a rare way to profit from rising Chinese consumption with the safeguards of a New York listing.
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Sorting out exactly which waterways are subject to these pollution safeguards has been the subject of redefinition and litigation ever since.
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But parents, teachers and regulators worry that a lack of safeguards around kids' privacy and online content could have dangerous consequences.
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The disastrous false alarm issued by Hawaii over the weekend has raised concerns about what safeguards the state had in place.
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The MHA focuses on the rights of patients suffering from mental illness and includes numerous safeguards to empower and protect them.
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The FBI has refused to reveal the most basic information about its hacking efforts or what safeguards it has in place.
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A second risk alert addresses the use of policies and procedures on customer privacy and establishing safeguards to protect client records.
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So Facebook appears to be negligent in terms of putting in place the safeguards to ensure the ... The platform is safe.
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I didn't want to talk about the ethics of using OpenMind, and I didn't want to discuss safeguards or implementation details.
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Conte also has pushed for stronger safeguards against corruption, which often finds fertile ground among those trying to circumvent government bureaucracy.
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There is little by way of information about what the functionality and technological safeguards behind such a tool might look like.
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Facebook tells me it's constantly updating its approach to thwart bad actors who look for new ways to bypass its safeguards.
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And a lot of people have said there aren't safeguards in place, there aren't the right kinds of regulations in place.
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Opponents worry that the new law will open the way for abortion on demand, though it has safeguards to prevent this.
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Subject to strong controls and safeguards to address the increasing technical sophistication of those who would seek to do us harm.
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"The risk is very low," says Sylvia Saltzstein, manager of spent nuclear fuel, storage, transportation, and safeguards at Sandia National Laboratories.
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"Then we'll begin to see the rush by employers to put safeguards in place, so that it doesn't happen to them."
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Dentsply also agreed to technical and legal safeguards for rival block suppliers and a fast track arbitration procedure to resolve disputes.
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Under the guise of protecting democratic society, governments across the globe are introducing new surveillance technologies without adequate regulations and safeguards.
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They have been pushing for regulations making it easier to deploy self-driving technology, while consumer groups have sought more safeguards.
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PERINO: No. KENNEDY: And there are never safeguards or parameters and these programs only tend to grow and grow and grow.
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While we were eager to find a solution, HUD insisted on access to sensitive information - like user data - without adequate safeguards.
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Defenders of territorial licensing, however, say it preserves the region's cultural diversity and safeguards fair payment for artists and content providers.
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There's also the potential for vandalism, although Wikipedia does have safeguards in place, like the ability for administrators to lock pages.
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Its efforts, which kicked off just a little over one year ago, has five safeguards in place as it approaches belonging.
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He said how Iran implements safeguards should be the same as any other country with "no discrimination and no special treatment".
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Safeguards the company touted as keeping Rekognition from being misused by police were not being followed, Gizmodo learned earlier this year.
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Amazon said it is making a number of changes, including safeguards that should prevent too many servers from being taken offline.
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In the past, this has lead to important safeguards for drug innovation, like when the Supreme Court ruled against Myriad Genetics.
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The problem, as many (including the Fed) are now coming to recognize, is that these safeguards have proved not safe enough.
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"Psychedelic drugs have potent psychological effects and are only given in our research when appropriate safeguards are in place," he said.
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The National Institutes of Health spent the time developing criteria and safeguards for the transplants since little is known about them.
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The ministry also mentioned a more sophisticated air defense system, the S-400, which safeguards Russia's Hmeymim air base in Syria.
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The main hurdle to launching from Alcantara, for U.S. companies, was the lack of a Technology Safeguards Agreement (TSA) with Brazil.
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Now Wardle was watching Apple market those safeguards as an example of its devotion to security in its upcoming operating system.
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It safeguards everything from global transportation and financial systems, to manufacturing and agriculture, to our power grids and clean water supply.
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Chevron's recommended vote: No. Executives say such a report is "unnecessary in light of the safeguards" in place throughout its operations.
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ProPublica recently found that safeguards we put in place earlier this year were not as comprehensive as they should have been.
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In the filing, the groups cite European Advocate General Saugmandsgaard Øe quoting James Madison to describe the need for adequate safeguards.
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This frequently happens by mistake and there are often few safeguards in place, as BGP trusts all AP announcements by default.
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In a December 2018 blog, Microsoft called on companies to create safeguards and for governments to start regulating facial recognition tech.
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And it offers extra safeguards: new judicial commissioners will review warrants which, as now, will be issued by the home secretary.
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Disapproval of sex outside marriage (as well as of the gay variety) is one of the convictions the law expressly safeguards.
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The OECD has a team policing CRS members' data-security safeguards, which even the Bahamians admit mitigates some of the worries.
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Since 2009, Weinstein has been petitioning the state to require better safeguards against sexually transmissible infections in the adult film industry.
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We have disabled the misconfigured account and have taken steps internally to add safeguards against this happening again in the future.
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The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, a branch of the Interior Department, in September proposed bringing the bee under federal safeguards.
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At least one thought she was part of a clinical trial—undergoing an experimental treatment, certainly, but presumably with adequate safeguards.
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But phone carriers are also able to override those safeguards if someone is eligible for the program and sign them up.
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The options are designed to address the three most prominent concerns: the spread of disinformation, user privacy safeguards and market power.
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Will taxpayers stand for more Wall Street bailouts during the next financial crisis, particularly as some regulatory safeguards have been relaxed?
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Wells Fargo cannot exceed $1.95 trillion in assets until the Fed Board of Governors approves changes to compliance and sales safeguards.
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Trump has promised a sweeping overhaul of the Dodd-Frank financial reform law and less stringent environmental safeguards for fossil fuels.
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WFP spokesman Herve Verhoosel said the agreement represented an important step toward safeguards that guarantee "the accountability" of the agency's operations.
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Hero MotoCorp safeguards the interests of its customers through the initiative and ensures that they have access to Hero genuine parts.
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Eventually, I was ready to ease back into work, albeit with a whole new set of healthy habits and psychological safeguards.
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Important safeguards like these are being threatened and, in sharing his own hospital experience, Mr. Kimmel gave those patients a voice.
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But that is a pathetically inadequate consideration in exchange for the basic safeguards of democracy—namely, participation and, by extension, representation.
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Technocrats, auditors, courts — all those traditional safeguards don't have enough authority or muscle in Bangladesh to keep the politicians in check.
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In the Oregon case, the plaintiffs argue that Equifax "negligently failed to maintain adequate technological safeguards to protect" information from hackers.
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"People's consent is important, and proper rules and safeguards must be in place over the storage of facial images," she wrote.
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The bill's critics argue that even with these safeguards, it would still be easy for one party to weaponize the FEC.
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We must stay vigilant against attempts to weaken clean water safeguards that have protected our children, outdoors, and wildlife for decades.
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The attorney general said he could see a circumstance where "under appropriate" safeguards he sends classified national security details to Congress.
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There are several provisions built into the law as safeguards to mollify those who worried that the system could be abused.
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They're stalling safeguards for imperiled wildlife for no other reason than to please campaign contributors in Big Ag and other industries.
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It would add some safeguards for student loan borrowers and also require credit reporting companies to provide free credit monitoring services.
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Mr. Gibney's biggest immediate worry is that a global lack of transparency has prevented society from negotiating necessary treaties and safeguards.
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"The EPA's plan to reverse clean water safeguards is egregious and inconsistent with science and frankly, inconsistent with basic logic," Sen.
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They also recommend where companies can put better safeguards on advertising for low-rated programs, which have very unpredictable age demographics.
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He also found that the program lacked safeguards to ensure migrants were not returned to a place where they faced risks.
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According to Witherspoon, BDSM and dominant/submissive relationships should have safeguards built in to create boundaries and prevent abuse from occurring.
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We learned in 2016 that those safeguards are weaker and racial resentment is a more powerful electoral force than anyone thought.
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"These are guys who evaded our safeguards, and lie, stuff like that's going to happen," Mr. Blankfein said in early November.
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Critics say that some governments are seizing virtually dictatorial authority with few safeguards under the cover of a public health crisis.
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Although they built in safeguards, surely the framers of the Constitution could not have imagined a president such as Donald Trump.
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He said that the company put in safeguards that would have called attention to anyone trying to use a fake card.
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"[I]t's incumbent on the state and county to insist VSAP meet necessary minimum-security safeguards [before it's used]," she said.
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OPIC has acknowledged the problems that led to the Liberian biofuel project fiasco and conducted internal reviews to introduce more safeguards.
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International Military Forces should apply their most stringent safeguards to avoid civilian casualties if they need to engage in military operations.
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Just 20 percent of the tariffs could provide a 10 percent boost to Ukraine's GDP, although strict corruption safeguards are necessary.
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He has demanded that the legislation be scrapped and that international guarantees of academic freedoms be added to current legal safeguards.
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Additionally, lawmakers passed new export controls in August 53 to introduce new safeguards under the Foreign Investment Risk Review Modernization Act.
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