In Mexico, thieves target the fuel arteries to siphon off fuel.
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During winter, Amazon will siphon off about 5 megawatts of that.
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No way to siphon off the message traffic by tapping the line.
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Fans, have managed to siphon off considerable numbers of performers and revenue.
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Or it can depreciate its currency and siphon off expenditure by foreign economies.
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"Competitors will look to siphon off demand and ambush Amazon's traffic," said Portell.
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And it's also seizing the opportunity to try and siphon off supporters of Sen.
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Trump has sought to siphon off Sanders supporters and draw them to his campaign.
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But for many Iraqis it is where officials conspire to siphon off public money.
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Everywhere she went she would siphon off a little more than she gave back.
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And both would arguably work to siphon off some of Biden's supporters as well.
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Cruz was campaigning in Rubio's Miami backyard, threatening to siphon off Cuban-American votes.
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"Corrupt officials will also siphon off government supplies and sell them for profit," said Park.
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So bad is the situation that thieves ambush water trucks to siphon off their load.
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Owners then siphon off higher profits, which are not recorded on the nursing home's accounts.
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They thought if they got control they could siphon off funds for their own benefit.
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Critics of the programs have said they would siphon off scarce resources from public schools.
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His rivals see this reality as a chance to siphon off some of his support.
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A booming tech sector might siphon off capital that would otherwise flow to infrastructure or housing.
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That hasn't happened as Facebook and Google continue to siphon off the majority of ad dollars.
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The Equifax and Yahoo compromises illustrate that criminals can siphon off data and undercut Americans' personal security.
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Meanwhile, it would siphon off much-needed resources from the real work of protecting our energy grid.
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Specifically, they argue the former mayor could siphon off support from Biden pave the way for Sen.
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The Republican legislation also would siphon off unused money under Obama's signature 2010 healthcare law to combat Zika.
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And will money used to pay for its construction siphon off needed resources from other drug enforcement arms?
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Debt documents give companies more freedom to take risks or siphon off assets, even when they are struggling.
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Gamma makes intrusion software that can remotely switch on a target's webcam, siphon off their emails, and much more.
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However, if Apple controls the sale, they then potentially benefit from tender steering and siphon off benefits from retailers.
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This new tablet seems like an attempt to siphon off some of those customers by meeting slightly different needs.
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But most of these still don't work very well, siphon off your personal data, and have gaping security vulnerabilities.
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A strong showing by a Brexit Party candidate could siphon off enough votes to tip the seat to Labour.
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Lavagna and (especially) Espert siphon off significantly more votes from Macri than they do from the Fernández-Fernández ticket.
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The endorsement could give Rosendale a small boost on Election Day; libertarian candidates often siphon off votes from Republicans.
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He added that the parties to the conflict also continued to siphon off crucial medical supplies from aid convoys.
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In February, Minsk threatened to siphon off oil from Russia's transit pipeline to Europe unless Moscow resumed crude supplies.
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But once you recognize it, it's easy to siphon off a piece of the action, if you act fast.
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The case involves a plan to siphon off more than $2.7 billion from a Malaysian development fund known as 1MDB.
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Our bodies are just trying to make sure our own young don't siphon off all of our nutrients and kill us.
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Nobody thinks Amazon bought Whole Foods in order to siphon off Whole Foods' operating profits in order to subsidize something else.
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For Jacobson, who reportedly earned about $103,000 a year, the temptation to siphon off the winning pieces seemingly became too strong.
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Hospitals siphon off some of the cash sloshing around by billing procedures at three or four times the typical negotiated rates.
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"Junk"-rated CPS has become dependent on borrowing for cash flow as pension payments siphon off a big chunk of revenue.
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That project threatens to perpetuate Baltimore's segregation and could siphon off resources that would otherwise go to places like Sandtown-Winchester.
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"[Trump's] only hope, if things stay the same, is to get a third-party [candidate] to siphon off votes," Castro said.
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His team also helps marketers identify the fees that adtech companies are known to sometimes siphon off from programmatic ad campaigns.
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With a weakened Joe Biden reporting rather anemic Q3 fundraising numbers, the two Midwesterners are looking to siphon off moderate support.
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The tour can quickly siphon off a player's finances and energy, but at his age, Walkow has stamina and a plan.
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Critics of DHEC's decision said Google could get cooling water from rivers in the area rather that siphon off drinking water.
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It might do the country good for Wisconsin to siphon off some heat from the economy of San Francisco or Seattle.
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In other words, a website could quietly siphon off certain bits of data from your logged-in Facebook profile in another tab.
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The Utah native and Mormon Church member -- a Brigham Young University graduate -- has the potential to further siphon off support from Trump.
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The Cruz campaign says Mr. Kasich will siphon off anti-Trump votes and hand Mr. Trump the three delegates from some districts.
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This could siphon off just enough Republican votes for Trump to lose close races in Wisconsin, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Nevada and Florida.
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The Chinese stand accused of not only running roughshod over local residents, but also of trying to siphon off the water itself.
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Both of them were able to siphon off enough votes from the major-party candidates to make an impact on the election. 5.
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Around 1992, Graham passed on the chance to start an electronic classified site, allowing Craigslist to siphon off an important stream of revenue.
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Like repeal of the mandate, insurers warn that change will siphon off healthy people and raise premiums for those remaining in ObamaCare plans.
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Where Hillary can't seem to gain ground on Sanders, she might borrow on Bill's charisma in an attempt to siphon off his support.
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He is also under investigation in a separate case on suspicion of forming a criminal group to siphon off cash from state projects.
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Though there were fears that Citizens of the World Charter School Silver Lake would siphon off enrollment from Virgil, that has not happened.
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Yet it has allowed him to siphon off large numbers of centrist political figures who don't see themselves represented in the old parties.
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Fullscreen, Maker and a river of multi-channel networks (MCNs) have attempted to siphon off ad dollars from the stars it has created.
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Faced with these studies, charter school opponents argue that charters siphon off funds from traditional public schools and harm students who are left behind.
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And Mr. Robot's drop in buzz in season two should siphon off a few votes, even though the show is nominated for season one.
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These moves siphon off healthy enrollees, damaging the A.C.A. "risk pool," so that its customers tend to be sicker and more expensive to carriers.
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Most hospitals made a rational business decision and did not invest in technologies that would make it easier for competitors to siphon off patients.
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Democrats immediately warned that Schultz's candidacy could siphon off votes from their eventual nominee and hand Trump a second term in the White House.
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But to fully understand how resistance evolves, studying superbugs isn't enough: You need large, diverse bacterial boroughs to understand how bugs siphon off new genes.
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Worst-case scenario, is would siphon off some of these young, healthy people from more comprehensive plans, raising premiums for people still enrolled in them.
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Slap a crystal on your problem chakra, and the rock will siphon off the venom, replacing it with whatever more helpful property you're looking for.
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Incendiary politics is Marine Le Pen's territory; Mr. Sarkozy's plan, obviously, is to siphon off as many votes as he can from her National Front.
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They might siphon off all the healthy people into these skimpy plans — while leaving premiums in their ACA-compliant plans to go up and up.
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Livestock will be directed to a special pen, which has a built-in "poo chute" to siphon off up to five thousand pounds of manure.
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The transit authority has the capacity to siphon off up to 230 inches of rain per hour, but a massive flow can overwhelm the system.
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Obamacare advocates fear these plans will siphon off those with fewer health care needs, pushing up premiums for the sicker enrollees left in the exchanges.
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The app allows Soviet-era artillery units to process targeting data more quickly, while the implanted malware was found to siphon off communication and location data.
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Much of the rush to siphon off fuel and the chaos of the explosion was captured on mobile phones and began quickly circulating on social media.
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Back in 2011, German hacking organization the Chaos Computer Club dissected one version of it, which could siphon off data but had a host of vulnerabilities.
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Meanwhile, terrified that their offspring will sink even lower, parents siphon off time and money to hand-raise children who can compete in a global economy.
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He believes Amazon could eventually siphon off Tractor Supply customers who have to hop in their truck and drive up to 40 minutes to a store.
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Under the weak leadership of Hu in particular, they say, senior officers exploited their positions to siphon off money, particularly from the logistic and equipment budgets.
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The United States worries that a Turkish attack on Manbij would siphon off the Kurdish fighters from the battle against the Islamic State in the south.
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Bloomberg didn't need to come close to 2628,28500, he just needed to siphon off enough delegates so that no other candidate would be able to either.
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" Elrod added that the dust-up could "help Warren potentially siphon off some of Sanders female supporters at a crucial time right before the Iowa primary.
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While Allbirds never sold its shoes on Amazon, the move was viewed by the company as a clear attempt to "siphon off demand" from its product.
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The case stems from a scheme to siphon off more than $21 billion of the $6.5 billion raised for the 1Malaysia Development Berhad, known as 1MDB.
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The site was later pulled offline after another security researcher found a flaw in the credit freezing site that let an attacker siphon off sensitive consumer data.
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But Trafigura's operation would siphon off revenue from the Port of Corpus Christi and Carlyle's project because Trafigura would serve shippers offshore, before they reach the harbor.
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Originally, the malware was seen to be fairly innocuous: it could siphon off only small snippets of information such as a device's ID, and the current time.
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Warren's continued presence might siphon off some left-leaning votes from him, but given how poor her performance has been to date, it can't be that many.
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But the social network has struggled to match YouTube's success in coaxing viewers to watch for longer stretches, which is essential to siphon off TV advertising money.
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He had led a faculty revolt against Rutgers's money loser of an athletic department, which continues to siphon off tens of millions of dollars intended for academics.
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The American government imposed sanctions on Mr Gertler in December for using his friendship with Mr Kabila to siphon off Congo's mineral wealth, a charge he has denied.
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It's a number so huge that the Amazon CEO can painlessly siphon off a billion dollars every year to fund his boyhood dream: his other company, Blue Origin.
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He is also under investigation in a third case on suspicion of forming a criminal group to siphon off cash from state projects, some of them EU-funded.
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The problematic "double Irish" setup that allows Google and its biggest competitors like Apple and Facebook to siphon off profits via supposed royalty payments is still in place.
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Malaysian and global investigations, including chargesheets filed by the U.S. DoJ, have identified these firms as among those used to allegedly siphon off billions of dollars from 1MDB.
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And David Leonhardt thinks Biden's weaknesses as a candidate could give Patrick an opening to siphon off the African-American voters who currently back the former vice president.
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He is also under investigation in a separate case on suspicion of forming a criminal group to siphon off cash from state projects, some of them EU-funded.
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This is why I've spent my life desperate for father figures, wandering around the parking lot of life, eager to siphon off guidance from any unsuspecting family vehicles.
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It instantly threatened to siphon off support from more established moderate contenders like Yair Lapid and Moshe Kahlon, as well as another former chief of staff, Moshe Ya'alon.
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Last month, the company quietly released Lasso, a clunky clone that borrowed many of TikTok's core features and even tried to siphon off some of its power users.
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Clinton did in 22016, creating the very real possibility that they will siphon off some of the support for Mr. Sanders and make New Hampshire even more competitive.
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This is not something where they want to allow the Chinese Communist Party to be able to siphon off their data or entry into their networks at all.
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Health policy experts at the Kaiser Family Foundation and Georgetown University have recently analyzed this provision, and concluded that these "small-business health plans" could siphon off healthy consumers.
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Other times, Kay is penalized because she isn't standing in a specific region to siphon off a necessary in-game item, and the margin for error feels too large.
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While this may avoid an inversion of the yield curve, it would also siphon off capital from the private sector, as investors divert yet more money to the Treasury.
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Low fees may lure investors but give private-equity firms insufficient incentives to manage the investments diligently; high fees could allow firms to siphon off most of investors' returns.
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Officials highlight that this flexibility can be "particularly important" in states allowing the sale of short-term plans, which could siphon off younger, healthier enrollees from the Obamacare market.
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And federal officials have made it harder for plans to sell so-called short-term policies that siphon off healthy people who would otherwise buy coverage in the exchange.
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Where this practice — known as dues skimming — occurs, unions siphon off dues directly from caregivers' Medicaid payments before those funds even reach the patient they are intended to help.
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According to health advocates, the new guidance could allow states to create what's essentially a parallel insurance market that will siphon off the young, healthy people from ObamaCare exchanges.
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Trump ultimately reopened the government without funding from Congress for his wall and instead declared a national emergency to siphon off funds from the military budget to build it.
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Bloomberg's rise in the polls is the biggest immediate threat for everyone not named Sanders in the race as he threatens to siphon off huge blocks of moderate voters.
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They are reportedly concerned that a third-party bid would siphon off Democratic votes, and ensure a re-election for Trump, a subject that Schultz addressed in his CBS interview.
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While Foxconn and others have been content to siphon off the relative pennies afforded to contract manufacturers, companies like Apple and HP have reaped the lion's share of the rewards.
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The worry for Mr. Johnson was that, in these areas, the Brexit Party would siphon off some of his Conservative voters, providing the Liberal Democrats with a path to victory.
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Yet, not only do we siphon off old people to live outside of our immediate circles, but images of what the end looks like are scant, uncelebrated and frequently morbid.
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The draft abatement order originally called for Southern California Gas Co., owner of the facility, to install a system to siphon off and incinerate a portion of the escaping methane.
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Sixteen years ago, the concern was that votes for the left-leaning third-party candidate, Ralph Nader, could siphon off critical support for Al Gore in swing states like Florida.
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Consumer watchdogs are concerned that the association health plans will siphon off younger and healthier workers, leaving older and sicker Americans in the Obamacare exchanges for individuals and small firms.
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If anything, Fox Nation will siphon off viewers who want somehow even less hard news content than they were getting from Fox News itself, and are more interested in opinions.
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The law's defenders, however, fear that such plans could siphon off younger and healthier people, which could cause premiums to rise for those left buying policies in the Obamacare exchanges.
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Would Emmanuel Macron, a thirty-eight-year-old defector from Hollande's cabinet, running as an independent, siphon off a considerable number of votes from whoever ends up representing the left?
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The law's defenders, however, fear that such plans could siphon off younger and healthier people, which could cause premiums to rise for those left buying policies in the Obamacare exchanges.
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He is also on trial in an abuse of office case and faces a separate inquiry on suspicion of forming a criminal group to siphon off cash from state projects.
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"They have a J Crew-style provision in the documents that allows the company to siphon off key assets through unrestricted subsidiaries," one investor said at the early stages of marketing.
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For instance, starting in the 1990s, Brazil instituted a number of reforms to tighten controls over social policy spending, limiting opportunities for politicians to siphon off health, education, and welfare funds.
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Do they take the opportunity to consolidate progressive power and move America to the left, or try to siphon off all the disaffected Republicans out there turned off by Trump's bombast?
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The Guptas brothers - Ajay, Atul and Rajesh - have been accused of using their ties with Zuma to siphon off billions of rand in state funds and of inappropriately influencing cabinet appointments.
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A government system used by insurance agents and brokers to help customers sign up for healthcare plans was breached, allowing hackers to siphon off sensitive and personal data on 75,000 people.
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More than three million harbor intestinal worms, like those found in a recent military defector, which siphon off essential nutrients and are particularly dangerous in children, stunting growth and cognitive development.
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With an eye-popping $19.1 million raised in Q3, Buttigieg's aggressive approach and appeal for moral practicality is likely a bid to siphon off moderate support from a battered Joe Biden.
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The valuable bill of lading is often tampered with or copied to let criminals siphon off goods or circulate counterfeit products, leading to billions of dollars in maritime fraud each year.
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Plenty of people fret that, without its own cutting-edge research and AI champions, big digital platforms based abroad will siphon off profits and jobs and leave the EU a lot poorer.
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The Indian-born brothers - Ajay, Atul and Rajesh - have been accused of using their ties with Zuma to siphon off billions of rand in state funds and of inappropriately influencing cabinet appointments.
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A deputy governor of St. Petersburg has also admitted his role in a $850,000 scheme to siphon off the stadium's budget, though officials say the true picture of corruption was much larger.
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Antjuan Seawright, a Democratic strategist in Columbia, South Carolina, said that while that was unlikely to change, Booker and Harris, another African-American candidate, could now siphon off some of that support.
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North Korea has been linked to the 2016 heist on Bangladesh's central bank, in which hackers targeted the bank's Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication transactions system to siphon off $81 million.
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Several Democrats have voiced concern over a potential Schultz White House bid, arguing that an independent candidate would siphon off votes from the Democratic nominee and result in Trump winning re-election.
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"And I really hope that people aren't going to suggest that we should not take hundreds of billions of dollars that they're going to siphon off to Russia and to China, " Trump said.
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"And I really hope that people aren't going to suggest that we should not take hundreds of billions of dollars that they're going to siphon off to Russia and to China," Trump said.
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"People are afraid that if they leave the cap open, someone will pour sugar into the tank, siphon off petrol, or do something else," said Boris Zhidovlenkov, executive director of Toplivo v Bak.
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Ohio State's Young and others see a day when autonomous vehicles—and air taxis of the sort Uber envisions—will siphon off a chunk of shorter flights that are 500 miles or less.
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This time it is not a populist third party that is threatening to siphon off tens of millions of votes from the Republican and Democratic candidates, but powerful feelings of reluctance and repulsion.
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The malicious adverts can re-direct victims to pages to deliver ransomware, which locks down computers until a hefty bounty is paid, or banking trojans, which can be used to siphon off funds.
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But just a few months later, a smaller yet still elaborate series of attacks allowed hackers to siphon off 300 to 400 million pesos, or roughly $15 to $20 million from Mexican banks.
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If aliens built a megastructure called a Dyson Sphere to siphon off the star's energy that could explain how the star is a whopping 10% dimmer than it was just a century ago.
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"What is worrying is that, scammers were able to siphon off [$500,000], from old passwords dumps, with very little effort," Suman Kar, CEO of cybersecurity firm Banbreach, told Motherboard in an online chat.
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In India, for instance, the slums provide just enough of a solution for everyone — slum dwellers survive day-to-day, criminal groups extract their slice and local officials siphon off something for themselves.
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Kasko's move follows the exit of Economy Minister Aivaras Abromavicius, who accused vested interests, including a close ally of President Petro Poroshenko, of meddling in his ministry and trying to siphon off state funds.
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"They are trying to siphon off survivors who might otherwise be eager for statute of limitations reform and might actually file claims," said Terry McKiernan, the co-director of the watchdog group Bishop Accountability.
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At least during that endless spring break where Frito-Lay dreamed the world's largest vending machine stage, Chase Bank swooped in to siphon off some cool, and rappers flung mixtapes at you like Frisbees.
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Prosecutors have said the consulting agreements were shams and served as seemingly legitimate vehicles to siphon off Retrophin assets to pay back investors for money that Shkreli told them falsely remained in his fund.
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The World Bank estimates that bribes siphon off around $1.5 trillion from the global economy each year — about 2 percent of world's gross domestic product and 10 times the value of overseas development aid.
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They said Schultz would siphon off anti-Trump voters that the future Democratic nominee will need, acting as a spoiler, much like the independents Ross Perot and Ralph Nader did in 1992 and 2000, respectively.
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"If the short-term plans are able to siphon off the healthiest people, then the more highly regulated marketplaces may not be sustainable," said Larry Levitt, a senior vice president for the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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Mr. Sanders, the person said, has locked in many of his supporters, but Mr. Bloomberg, a former Republican who could siphon off moderate support in Super Tuesday states, is more vulnerable to charges of disloyalty.
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In addition to demanding higher pay, smaller class sizes and more support staff, they are trying to combat the spread of charter schools, which the union says siphon off students and money from public schools.
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Photo: GettyThis week, the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources gave the go-ahead to Taiwanese tech manufacturer Foxconn to siphon off seven million gallons of water per day from Lake Michigan, despite protests from conservation groups.
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But if the former New York City mayor entered the race, he would likely siphon off almost twice as many Sanders supporters as Trump backers -- leaving Trump at 37%, Sanders at 30% and Bloomberg with 16%.
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This week, anti-corruption prosecutors opened an investigation into the leader of the ruling Social Democrat Party on suspicion of forming a "criminal group" to siphon off cash from state projects, some of them EU-funded.
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Now the great irony of course is that nothing could be better for Bernie than a bunch of billionaire and establishment types jumping into the race to siphon off votes from his more elite-friendly rivals.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazilian police launched an operation on Thursday to arrest 17 people suspected of involvement in a scheme to launder money and siphon off funds at state-controlled Banco do Brasil SA, authorities said.
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Dragnea is now on trial for abuse of office and prosecutors have opened a separate inquiry on suspicions that he formed a "criminal group" to siphon off cash from state projects, some of them EU-funded.
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After I'd finished Rowling's series for a second time — and in an attempt to siphon off some of my excitement — I decided to write down my waffling opinions on the books in a series of five articles.
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Capra was one of several residents who testified in front of the board, which was considering a measure to require the company to install an abatement system to siphon off and incinerate some of the spewing methane.
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Over the past three years America and the European Union, along with Ukraine's civil activists, have created the anti-corruption infrastructure needed to break up an entrenched system designed to siphon off public money into offshore accounts.
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Hospitals in South Carolina are allowed to siphon off millions of dollars a year from their poorest patients' tax refunds, to recoup those patients' medical debt, according to a a wild story by the Post and Courier.
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Christie said Democrats would be better served nominating centrist Joe Biden, adding that the former vice president might be able to siphon off some of Trump's working-class base by relating to them with his modest upbringing.
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Dragnea has a previous conviction in a vote-rigging case and is under investigation in a separate case on suspicion of forming a criminal group to siphon off cash from state projects, some of them EU-funded.
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Kelly, who also overcame the candidacy of big-spending independent Greg Orman, which many Democrats had believed would siphon off anti-Kobach votes, ran on a moderate platform highlighting her years of work in the state Legislature.
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But the union is also using the strike as a way to draw attention to what it sees as the growing problem of charter schools, saying that they siphon off students and money from traditional public schools.
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I was going to buy some in-ear headphones for the monitoring system the band is using... but that will have to wait a few weeks or else I siphon off money from my band savings account.
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SAO PAULO, May 9 (Reuters) - Brazilian police launched an operation on Thursday to arrest 17 people suspected of involvement in a scheme to launder money and siphon off funds at state-controlled Banco do Brasil SA, authorities said.
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An independent challenge from a Republican in the general election would siphon off conservative votes in key states and possibly contribute to his defeat in 2020, much as Ross Perot did to George H. W. Bush in 1992.
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Mr. Blankenship would have little chance of winning the Senate seat outright, but if he could make it onto the ballot, he could siphon off support for West Virginia's attorney general, Patrick Morrisey, who won the Republican nomination.
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That means that money will play a much larger role in this nomination, and personal campaigning less, as Bloomberg knows, perhaps allowing him to siphon off the 6900 percent generally needed in some big states to receive delegates.
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Researchers at Israeli cybersecurity company CyberArk found that Microsoft left open an accidental loophole which, if exploited, could've been used to siphon off these account tokens used to access a victim's account — potentially without ever alerting the user.
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The Atlantic cited Democratic insiders as the most worried about a potential run for the presidency by Schultz, who are reportedly concerned that a third-party bid would siphon off Democratic votes, and ensure a re-election for Trump.
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Peppa came dangerously close earlier this month, when Iggy Azalea tried to start a Twitter feud with the character's official account, possibly hoping to siphon off some of Peppa's clout and goodwill: Peppa's so fancy, you already know pic.twitter.
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Insurers are contending with the uncertainty caused by Congress' elimination of the individual mandate penalty, which takes effect next year, and with the Trump administration's broadening of two alternatives to Obamacare that could siphon off younger and healthier enrollees.
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After decades of building levees along its banks, the state now hopes to cut a hole in the river's edge and siphon off a large flow of sediment and water into the nearby Barataria Basin, south of New Orleans.
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" "I really hope that people aren't going to suggest that we should not take hundreds of billions of dollars that they're going to siphon off to Russia and to China, primarily those two, instead of giving it to us.
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Facebook's policies previously allowed developers to siphon off app users' Facebook friends data — though Facebook tightened up these permissions in 2014 — "to dramatically reduce data access", as founder Mark Zuckerberg has now claimed — though evidently not dramatically enough for Mozilla.
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Now Crock-Pot is looking to siphon off some of the buzz around Instant Pot with its own versions of an all-inclusive multicooker — a line it's calling the Crock-Pot Express Crock Multi-Cooker — that hit the market in September.
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A mastermind behind a state-owned Malaysian investment fund known as 1MDB, the US Department of Justice has claimed in a civil-forfeiture action that Low helped siphon off billions from the fund through fraudulent deals and complex money laundering.
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Dragnea is also under investigation in Brazil on suspicion of money laundering, and in a separate case in Romania on suspicion of forming a "criminal group" to siphon off cash from state projects, some of them funded by the European Union.
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But they're not the owners, the suits in the suites whose wallets never empty, who never pass along their "thriftiness" with lower ticket prices or cheaper beers, who exploit tax breaks and siphon off public funds to build private mansions.
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This is highly lucrative stuff: Analysts and industry executives say new initiatives like Amazon Key and Amazon Seller Flex show the company's potential to siphon off a large chunk of the trillions of dollars spent globally on logistics and shipping.
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DNC Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz suggested that the former New York City mayor's priorities are already "well cared-for" in the Democratic platform, while RNC leader Reince Priebus welcomed the idea, saying Bloomberg would siphon off votes from the Democratic candidate.
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The Vermont senator is already weathering a storm centered around multiple sexual harassment scandals involving aides who served on his 2016 campaign, and he'll also have to contend with a group of candidates who are poised to siphon off his support.
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"Microsoft is getting ahead of the curve and not waiting for services like Slack to siphon off meaningful customers like Google for Work (now GSuite) did in the early days," says Patrick Moorhead, principal analyst at Moor Insights and Strategy.
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In the weeks after Schultz raised the prospect of an independent run in January, some Democrats worried that his candidacy would siphon off centrist votes from the eventual Democratic nominee and potentially hand Trump a second term in the White House.
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After years of suspicion, indisputable evidence about Pakistan's covert development of a nuclear program in the 1980s finally led to the termination of US aid to Pakistan in 1990 and since that time there have been steps to siphon off funding.
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Perhaps no one is more aware of this habit than beauty devotees, who dutifully siphon off portions of their paychecks to places like Sephora and Ulta Beauty in the name of accumulating rewards points to be redeemed for coupons and freebies.
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Schultz's decision to abandon a potential White House bid will come as a relief to Democrats who were worried that a third party candidate could siphon off votes from their party's eventual nominee and result in a Trump second term.
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The investigation faulted OPM - which manages employment matters for the federal government, including background checks for most agencies - for not moving more quickly to address early signs of an attack, allowing hackers to later siphon off reams of personnel data.
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Hubertus Vaeth, chief executive of Frankfurt Main Finance, which promotes Frankfurt as a financial center, said the aim was not to inflict "as much damage as we can" on the City of London, but to siphon off some of Britain's "entrepreneurial spirit".
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Palocci was arrested two years ago in the sweeping Car Wash investigation into the use of the contracts at Petrobras, as the state oil company is known, by the Workers Party and allied parties to siphon off funds for their political needs.
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The winners of our age, the people who manage to be on the right side of an era of precipitous change and churn, have managed to build, operate, and maintain systems that siphon off most of the fruits of progress to them.
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Why it matters: Unlike with criminal hackers and espionage groups, there is not as much research into the taxonomy of actors in email fraud, but since it can siphon off as much as $93 billion each year, it's a threat worth understanding.
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Basically, Amazon is offering to tow a 45-foot-long shipping container full of hard drives to your data center, plug in to your servers via fiber, and siphon off up to 100 petabytes (a petabyte is 1 million gigabytes) of data.
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In 2011, Ahmed Mansoor, a dissident blogger and administrator of a popular democracy forum in the United Arab Emirates, was targeted by his own government with a sophisticated piece of spyware designed to siphon off all kinds of data from his computer.
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The government alleged that the founders of Bhushan Steel had used a "multitude of complex, fraudulent maneuvers to divert/siphon-off funds" amounting to billions of rupees that had been borrowed from state-run banks, causing losses to both banks and investors.
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An executive with FireEye said Thursday that the firm has continued to observe North Korean-linked hackers targeting financial institutions in order to siphon off money for the regime, which has been increasingly strapped for cash as a result of international sanctions.
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Saudi Arabia, the biggest producer among the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), said last week it aims to keep its crude exports below 7 million barrels per day (bpd) in August and September to help siphon off global oil stocks.
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A report dated April 6900 but released this week by Medicare's chief actuary found that the short-term plans would siphon off the healthiest people from the ObamaCare exchanges, leaving a risk pool that is older and sicker than is currently the case.
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An executive with FireEye said Thursday that the firm has continued to observe North Korean-linked hackers targeting financial institutions in order to siphon off money for the regime, which has been increasingly strapped for cash as a result of international sanctions.
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Their goal is not to bring about liberalization but to resist it — to "siphon off popular discontent without destabilizing the system as a whole," the China scholars Vivienne Shue and Patricia M. Thornton write in a new book on governing in China.
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But it is Mr. Schultz's possible path as a moderate independent outside the two-party system that has drawn the most attention — and criticism by some Democrats who said they feared that a Schultz candidacy could siphon off more Democratic voters than Republicans.
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If these policies do come to market next year, they'll likely siphon off healthier customers who don't use much health care — which in turn would leave a sicker, more expensive customer base in the market for ACA-compliant coverage, causing those plans' premiums to rise.
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Cities from Boston to Los Angeles are locked in fierce fights over charter schools, which critics say siphon off money and the most engaged families from local districts, while skimming the best students and steering away the most challenging — not always with better results.
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America doesn't want a war with Russia, and the Russians just want to siphon off as much oil as they can from Syria, and use it as a base and an ego booster, without clashing with anyone — because they are much weaker than they look.
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"The winners of our age, the people who manage to be on the right side of an era of precipitous change and churn, have managed to build, operate, and maintain systems that siphon off most of the fruits of progress to them," he continued.
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The shortcomings made it easier for hackers to break into the Bangladesh Bank system earlier this year and attempt to siphon off nearly $1 billion using the bank's SWIFT credentials, said Mohammad Shah Alam, head of the Forensic Training Institute of the Bangladesh police's criminal investigation department.
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The corruption described by Mr. Onishi and Ms. Gebrekidan is not simply bribery, but rather elaborate schemes to siphon off tens of billions of public dollars intended to improve the lives of the very people the A.N.C. promised to lead to a new, equal and just nation.
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Part One, subtitled "For the Sake of Gold," focuses on their attempt to combat the efforts of a well-funded, Chinese-owned avant-garde arts duo named May Ray to open a space next door and siphon off a key grant that allows the Factory to survive.
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The M.T.A.'s drainage system has the capacity to siphon off about 1.5 inches of rain per hour, according to transit officials, and is equipped with 403 sump pump rooms alongside the tracks that funnel excess water from leaks, rain or rapid snowmelt into the sewer system.
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Wisconsin's Department of Natural Resources has also graciously granted Foxconn the right to siphon off seven million gallons of water per day from Lake Michigan, thanks to a very friendly reading of a proposal as being for public use despite most of the water diversion going to Foxconn's plant.
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They begin by boring holes into the bark and creating tunnels between the trunk and the bark, where they siphon off the tree's precious resources of food and water until the tree is dead, which in warmer months can be in as little as two to four weeks.
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LOS ANGELES, Jan 8 (Reuters) - The Southern California Gas Co would be required to install a system to siphon off and incinerate some of the methane spewing into the air from a subterranean pipeline rupture under a plan being weighed by local regulators to curtail the huge leak.
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Trump repeatedly raids the treasury of discretionary powers that Congress signed over to the executive branch over the past 70 years, snatching and grabbing the tools he needs to do what lawmakers won't otherwise allow, including declaring a national emergency to siphon off border-wall funding from the military.
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Democrats are nervously watching the race in California's 20183th District, fearing the D next to Lee's name could help him siphon off enough votes to prevent a Democrat from finishing in the top two, meaning Democrats will have no chance of picking up the seat in the fall.
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Mr Qubaisi and Mr Husseiny have been under the spotlight since US authorities alleged last month that they conspired with some 1MDB officials to use a fake offshore company to siphon off part of the proceeds of a pair of 2012 bond issues by the Malaysian fund totalling about $3.5 billion.
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Out of the $26 million the bank said it was able to retrieve, it said some was frozen in bank accounts elsewhere that the hackers had opened in order to siphon off the money, while in other cases the central bank had been able to freeze transfers from correspondent accounts.
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It's a little hard to believe that people padding invoices and giving sweetheart deals to certain contractors for kickbacks could amount to more than a million dollars per person involved, but then again, DJI makes a lot of hardware and a few well-placed people could siphon off quite a bit.
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Harden-led Rockets end losing streak with win over Heat HOUSTON — Before the Rockets summoned the defensive moxie necessary to siphon off the paint, guard James Harden undergirded their offense with his usual blend of scoring and facilitating, doing the latter with such unbridled enthusiasm that it warranted special consideration.
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WASHINGTON — South Florida has long been a laboratory for some of the nation's roughest politics, with techniques like phantom candidates created by political rivals to siphon off votes from their opponents, or so-called boleteras hired to illegally fill out stacks of absentee ballots on behalf of elderly or disabled voters.
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Perhaps because of these legal troubles, alongside his fear that smaller right-wing parties will siphon off votes from his Likud Party, Netanyahu has now declared that if he remains prime minister after the elections, he will annex the Jordan Valley and all settlements, pending consultation with the United States.
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Another important change includes Virginia starting its Medicaid expansion on January 1 (which will siphon off some marketplace customers into the private program) as well as the improving economy — which likely means more people getting coverage at work and fewer needing to turn to the marketplaces in the first place.
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In the course of three months' work, researchers Daniel Romero and Mario Rivas found and reported 45 separate vulnerabilities from six of the largest printer makers — HP, Lexmark, Brother, Xerox, Ricoh and Kyocera — which could have allowed attackers to, among other things, siphon off copies of print jobs to an attacker-controlled server.
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Libertarian presidential nominee Gary JohnsonGary Earl JohnsonScaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump Progressive Democrats' turnout plans simply don't add up Trump's GOP challenger: 'I may be reduced' to debating Alec Baldwin MORE could siphon off 5 percent or more of the popular vote, based on current polling.
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They were also upset that Mayer and Yahoo General Counsel Ron Bell did not involve the company's security team in the process, instead asking Yahoo's email engineers to write a program to siphon off messages containing the character string the spies sought and store them for remote retrieval, according to the sources.
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As Peter Schweizer details in his book, "Profiles in Corruption," Sanders has used his public offices to siphon off millions of taxpayer dollars to his own family and friends over the past three decades, including more than $80 million in payments to a media buying firm owned by two friends of his wife.
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"We kept hearing about people with substance-use disorder being exploited by bad actors who take advantage of well-intended federal laws, like the Americans with Disabilities Act and the Affordable Care Act, and that they keep them in an endless pattern of relapse to siphon off their insurance benefits," Aronberg told me.
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The agreement does not impose any new monetary penalty above the $43.7 million that Mr. Leissner agreed to forfeit when he pleaded guilty to money laundering and foreign bribery charges for his role in a scheme to siphon off most of the $6.5 billion raised for the 1Malaysia Development Berhad, known as 1MDB.
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Hackers have broken into self-hosted Click2Gov servers operated by local governments across the US, likely using a vulnerability in the portal's web server that allowed the attacker to upload malware to siphon off payment card data over a period of "weeks to numerous months," Nick Richard, principal threat intelligence analyst at FireEye, told TechCrunch.
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These fees cost consumers hundreds of dollars a year for the average family even if they don't use a card, unfairly burden small retailers for whom the fees are their second-largest operating expense after labor, and hurt the entire economy because they siphon off money Main Street businesses could otherwise use to invest and expand.
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Dragnea is currently on trial in Romania in an abuse of office case and is also under investigation in a separate case on suspicion of forming a criminal group to siphon off cash from state projects, some of them EU-funded.. Dragnea has denied all charges of wrongdoing, including in the earlier vote rigging case, where he said the verdict was politically motivated.
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The former CEO angered Democrats on Sunday when he announced he was "seriously considering" an independent presidential campaign in 28503, sparking concerns he could siphon off Democratic votes and help President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE win reelection.
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And there are questions swirling among Democrats about how Bloomberg and Steyer might affect the outcome if they stay in the race and siphon off a chunk of support from the top centrist contenders, former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Democrats seek leverage for trial Democrats spend big to put Senate in play MORE and South Bend, Ind.
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The demographic cherrypicking that can come inherently bundled with digital healthcare apps which are most likely to appeal to younger users (who have fewer complex health problems) is another key criticism of some of these shiny, modern services — with the argument being they impact non-digital NHS primary care services by saddling the bricks-and-mortar bits with more older, sicker patients to care for while the apps siphon off (and monetize) mostly the well, tech-savvy young.
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One issue Biden may face is that recent polling has shown support — particularly in Iowa — is soft, meaning a challenger could siphon off voters, and as Vox's Matthew Yglesias has explained, this causes a Bloomberg run to be a problem for the former vice president: The key is that in recent years moderates who've successfully fended off the left wing of the Democratic Party have done so with the support of black and Latino voters, who tend to be more moderate on the whole than white Democrats.
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