You aren't stamping out the same experience again and again.
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Mr. Pesce does not run a factory stamping out product.
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That occurs in two-bit dictatorships intent on stamping out dissent.
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Clearly, companies are interested in stamping out certain kinds of bots.
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It was another top-down attempt at stamping out a controversy.
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The answer is more complicated than just stamping out overt sexism.
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The authorities do seem to have succeeded in stamping out child labour.
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Consumer advocates say stamping out potentially deceptive behavior is a constant challenge.
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Has there been less emphasis on stamping out homophobia than other prejudices?
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Amazon officially announced it's increased focus on stamping out domain fronting on Friday.
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The Canadian government faces many challenges in stamping out the illegal marijuana industry.
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Preventing and stamping out outbreaks requires high-level political will and big spending.
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It's seven stories tall and is responsible for stamping out Tesla's aluminum body panels.
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Reliable ant prevention is difficult and stamping out an insect infestation is even worse.
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Stamping out an Ebola outbreak requires a very high level of community buy-in.
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Rather than stamping out the problem, Tony thinks cops have simply moved the violence around.
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But when it comes to stamping out dullness, C isn't the only game in town.
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Stamping out this horror is not beyond hope; it requires good policing and political will.
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The platforms and US government officials still aren't great at identifying and stamping out disinformation.
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Turnbull's move gives him moral authority, stamping out relationships which place staffers in unequal relationships.
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But they involve more systemic fixes than just stamping out erroneous pins and Facebook posts.
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Particularly after his missteps exacerbated their concerns about his true interest in stamping out anti-Semitism.
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A Home Office spokesman said it was committed to stamping out modern slavery and supporting victims.
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The costs can be high, even prohibitive, stamping out some stories before they are ever written.
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She repeated that line last week and called for "prudence," effectively stamping out any rate rise speculation.
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All of the country's political parties, including the ANC, say they are committed to stamping out corruption.
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Stamping out the spread of child sexual abuse material (CSAM) is a priority for big internet companies.
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Stamping out the secondary market entirely means preventing people selling their tickets to those who value them more.
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It is a mistake he needs to correct if he is to be serious about stamping out terrorism.
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Mr. Trump promised to be a strong man stamping out waste, fraud and abuse while putting Americans first.
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And if that's true, stamping out fake vaccine news won't have much of an impact on vaccination rates.
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Stamping out the industrial-scale oil theft that flourished after the 2009 amnesty was part of Buhari's campaign promises.
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His supporters paint him as the figure capable of ending Libya's disorder by crushing extremists and stamping out militias.
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Both Chakrabarti and Harbath stressed that Facebook is now committed to stamping out abuse and manipulation of its platform.
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In addition to stamping out dissent, China also may want to signal its ability to hurt the US economically.
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His critics say he is undermining India's deeply rooted traditions of democracy and secularism, and steadily stamping out dissent.
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As Warren said Tuesday, it's much more about stopping the current system, rather than stamping out individual bad actors.
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At Serenata de Amor, we believe that stamping out the long tail of corruption is the key to lasting change.
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China has rebuffed criticism that the campaign is as much about settling political scores as about stamping out criminal acts.
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If the DNC continues with this ludicrous position of stamping out climate discussion in the primaries, we'll never find out.
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Tough financing laws in Italy aimed at stamping out years of corruption have left parties struggling to fill their coffers.
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If the D.N.C. continues with this ludicrous position of stamping out climate discussion in the primaries, we'll never find out.
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China has rebuffed criticism that the campaign is as much about settling political scores as about stamping out criminal acts.
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Ours has become an age of Puritan hysteria in which we suppress speech in the name of stamping out hate.
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Chinese authorities have been gradually stamping out VPN services run from inside the country since the March ban kicked in.
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The latest idea for stamping out this scourge comes from CarVi, a Silicon Valley–based company that sells aftermarket safety systems.
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The Confederation of British Industry, an employers' group, welcomed the recommendations and said businesses were committed to stamping out sexual harassment.
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The government had prioritized stamping out the practice of burning crop stubble and bringing it down by 70% by this year.
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Despite concerns, the EU still wants to toe the line between stamping out problematic content and not infringing on free speech.
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Mnangagwa promised reforms to lift Zimbabwe out of poverty by jump-starting the country's lifeless economy and stamping out rampant corruption.
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China has rebuffed criticism that the campaign is as much about settling political scores as about stamping out genuine criminal acts.
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It was and is a striking example of a genre of misconduct that society has a strong interest in stamping out.
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The party spent the weekend stamping out rumors that it's considering diverting resources away from Trump as his poll numbers plummet.
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The operation is aimed at giving vulnerable families shelter and stamping out people-trafficking, the regional prefect's office said in a statement.
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Mr Modi, claims Praveen Chakravarty, a Congress official, is not really interested in stamping out corruption, nor even in persecuting individual politicians.
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Twitter has made strides in stamping out pro-terrorist communities, but many users complain that abuse still runs rampant, particularly for women.
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Certain nonwhite, non-Western strongmen, it seems, can be brought into the magic circle of civilization if they are stamping out savagery.
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It works by stamping out a class of immune cell, known as B cells, thought to play a major role in the disease.
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A decade later in The Golden Compass, the Magisterium has established an oppressive control on society, stamping out ideas that it deems heretical.
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China's stability-obsessed Communist Party has long tasked the nation's police force with stamping out any form of grassroots social or political movement.
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But ask yourself this: Is stamping out of a meeting because you don't get what you want really a long-term governing strategy?
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Even before 1989, Beijing was hard at work stamping out Tibetan culture and religion, and its efforts have only intensified in recent years.
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Nimrud is not alone: The terrorists' commitment to stamping out history and creating a fanatical caliphate has destroyed dozens of other irreplaceable sites.
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That attack led to Western help and funding for an elite counter-terrorism unit, which has been effective in stamping out militant cells.
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RED-YELLOW DIVIDE The junta's four-year moratorium on politics was aimed at stamping out the intransigent red-yellow divide in Thai politics.
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The EU has criticized Bulgaria for making slow progress toward stamping out graft, jailing corrupt officials and businessmen and overhauling an inefficient, creaking judiciary.
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Since then the generals and their supporters have been obsessed with stamping out Mr Thaksin's parties, which continue to win elections by wide margins.
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When it comes to global public health, a lot of effort goes towards stamping out disease like HIV, malaria, and tuberculosis—and rightly so.
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From mattifiers and primers to active serums and creams, find the MD's ultimate guide to stamping out acne scars once and for all, ahead.
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No one is more efficient with their screen time: She swings wildly from aggrieved to aggressor, stamping out little fires and then igniting others.
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In a statement, the ministry said its actions in Idlib province were in line with multilateral agreements aimed at stamping out violent militant groups.
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An erratic President, already prone to stamping out the day's intended message with angry bursts on Twitter, has seemed unable to quell the furor.
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Our military, our doctors, and our development workers set up the platform that allowed other countries to join us in stamping out that epidemic.
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The West Africa outbreak reached a turning point when communities themselves became engaged in stamping out the disease, rather than just aid workers, she said.
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It's split among dozens of pilot programs, with most focused on stamping out everyday corruption in Chinese society rather than punishing would-be thought crime.
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Fighting dangerous conspiracy theories, as India has found, is its own important battle, as important and challenging as actually stamping out the poliovirus for good.
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In recent months Ukraine's reform effort (stamping out corruption, reforming public procurement, tightening up the gas sector and so on) has been looking very shaky.
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The difference between catching them all and missing a few is the difference between stamping out a smoking spark and blowing it onto dry tinder.
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But firefighters were still out in force, stamping out flare-ups and investigating smoke in the thick brush of the steep canyons where it started.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May said Britain had to be tougher in stamping out Islamist extremism, declaring: "It is time to say enough is enough".
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He has insisted that he is committed to stamping out anti-Semitism and that anyone who spreads such "poison" is not doing it in his name.
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Although there has been steady progress in such things as stamping out female infanticide and spreading women's education, statistics continue to reveal a stark sex divide.
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While oil minister Emmanuel Ibe Kachikwu said talks were progressing with militants over a ceasefire, the army is waging a campaign aimed at stamping out attackers.
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Our goal is a coalition of nations who share the aim of stamping out extremism, and providing our children a hopeful future that does honor God.
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Prime Minister Theresa May has said Britain must be tougher in stamping out Islamist extremism with the so-called Islamic State claiming responsibility for the atrocity.
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While Saudi Arabia has made progress in stamping out funding for Al Qaeda, sympathetic donors in the kingdom were still funding other terrorist groups, he said.
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Uber Chief Executive Dara Khosrowshahi has since his August appointment tried to improve the company's image, including by stamping out its reputation as tolerant of chauvinism.
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Josiah deserves credit, also, for creating a more streamlined, monotheistic religion by stamping out the idol worship that was rampant among his people at that time.
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From 1970 to 1974, Carlos Alberto Brilhante Ustra was the head of the DOI-CODI, the intelligence agency responsible for stamping out critics during military rule.
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While the European Commission has repeatedly praised the judiciary for progress stamping out graft, it has noted parliament has a track record of trying to weaken legislation.
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Any anti-harassment strategy that focuses on deletion and removal is doomed to spin in circles, damned to the Sisyphean task of stamping out infinitely replicable information.
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Our goal is a coalition of nations who share the aim of stamping out extremism and providing our children a hopeful future that does honor to God.
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Facebook has been criticised for not acting quickly enough in stamping out hate speech on its platform in Myanmar, which arguably contributed to violence in the country.
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For them, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, 32, has carried the mantle of their causes while stamping out the activists, erasing decades of protest from Saudi history.
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Menendez's corruption trial presented a problem for Democrats, who started ramping up an anti-corruption message in 2018 aimed at stamping out lobbying and money in politics.
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Stamping out illegal grows, including environmentally damaging ones linked to organized crime, has long been a promise of pro-legalization campaigns, including the successful one in California.
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Stamping out anti-vaxxers A CNN Business investigation in February revealed that Amazon was offering lots of anti-vaccination content to people seeking information about the controversial topic.
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Stamping out abuse was not the only cause of Facebook's higher expenses – and the company's costs are more or less in proportion to the levels of past quarters.
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But when the goal became finally stamping out the last traces of polio, the regimen had to be ramped up to include more than these periodic household visits.
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You don't realize how much you rely on autocorrect, or how convenient it is to type with a full keyboard, until you're stamping out words letter by letter.
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Stamping out such a problem, advocates acknowledge, requires a concerted effort to change not just laws but hearts and minds — a project that could take years and decades.
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Lopez Obrador won a landslide victory in July after a campaign centered on stamping out corruption in Mexico, which experts say is among the worst in Latin America.
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Instead, we must work with all of our allies who share our goal of destroying ISIS and stamping out Islamic terrorism and doing it now, doing it quickly.
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As Democrats ramp up an anti-corruption message in 2000 aimed at stamping out lobbying and money in politics, Hugin has spent the summer attacking him as corrupt.
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That's why it's too early to say the success in stamping out this outbreak means the WHO and its partners are going to be better prepared the next time.
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Alibaba has vowed to continue cooperating with global brands on stamping out fake products, despite being turfed out of the International Anti-Counterfeiting Coalition's (IACC) just weeks after joining.
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Unfortunately, a decades-long policy of stamping out all fires, including the low-intensity ones that flame out naturally, caused forests throughout the West to become thick and overgrown.
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" The comments came just hours after the NFL unveiled new league rules aimed at stamping out football players' protests during the pre-game performance of "The Star-Spangled Banner.
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Mike DeWine (R) on Thursday ordered a halt to any social gatherings over 100 people, the most aggressive move aimed at stamping out the coronavirus spreading through his state.
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The top challenge in this new time isn't preventing data breaches, stamping out ransomware, or preventing ever-more-massive DDoS attacks, though those are all problems that need solving.
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Maybe, but Ellis himself claims to be taking a brave stand against "stamping out passion and silencing the individual," in what reads very much like a morally superior position.
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Many companies, in stamping out certain fees, are doing other things that can cost you money — and it's up to you, dear investor, to figure out what they are.
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Gifted young statesmen who gain power constitutionally must move Africa toward a generational transformation by stamping out "winner takes all" corruption, building inclusive governments that deliver to all communities.
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France intervened in Mali in 2013 to drive back Islamist groups that seized the desert north a year earlier and maintains a regional operation aimed at stamping out insurgents.
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She repeated that line last week and called for "prudence," effectively stamping out any rate rise speculation.. Brainard's argument seemed prescient last summer when she presented it the first time.
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Many say the scandal is part of a larger issue in the armed forces, and the report underscores the difficulty the military faces in stamping out sexual assault and harassment.
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Xavier Gonzalez, the IPC's chief executive, has reiterated the group's dedication to stamping out cheating: 80 cases of queried classifications were scrutinised before this summer's games—with no errors found.
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Even so, some Brazilians argue that the impeachment upheaval has less to do with stamping out corruption than with an effort to shift power by lawmakers with questionable records themselves.
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China's was widely criticized for its delayed reaction to the coronavirus outbreak and its censorship apparatus was equally behind the curve when it came to stamping out negative comments online.
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In one example, a group of civil liberty organizations in Myanmar penned an open letter to Zuckerberg, decrying "the inadequate response of the Facebook team" to stamping out hate speech.
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Still, even if the brain chemistry of the offenders may vary, Cantor believes some cultural similarities between the church and preparatory schools may be relevant to stamping out this problem.
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Stadiums across Britain were awash with rainbow flags on Saturday as fans also rallied behind Thomas during rights group Stonewall's annual Rainbow Laces campaign aimed at stamping out homophobia in sport.
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Many northern politicians, while eager to appear pious, are not really committed to stamping out booze and fornication, perhaps because so many voters want to be left to their own vices.
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Veteran leftist Lopez Obrador's new strategy for battling crime focuses on addressing the root causes of violence, in particular reducing poverty, stamping out entrenched corruption, and giving young adults job opportunities.
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But no discussion of stamping out this threat would be complete without mentioning the government that gives terrorists all three—safe harbor, financial backing, and the social standing needed for recruitment.
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Stamping out wage growth at the first sign of labour-market tightness wouldn't just hurt workers and risk the recovery; it could also undermine healing of America's long-run supply capacity.
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Padilla said that, as well as the army, the government had a role to play in stamping out militancy in the south of the country through development and providing social services.
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Consequently, stamping out particular drugs—if that were even possible—won't change the fact that people vulnerable to addiction exist, and will often seek ways to make their consciousness more bearable.
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In July 2014, the government founded the Manga-Anime Guardians Project, an online campaign aimed both at directing consumers to official sources and stamping out illegal content online on 580 sites.
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But they implored governments not to hoard a vaccine once it is developed, saying that to do so would be devastating for the broader goal of stamping out the coronavirus pandemic.
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But they implored governments not to hoard a vaccine once it is developed, saying that to do so would be devastating for the broader goal of stamping out the coronavirus pandemic.
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With growth comfortably above this year's target of around 6.5 percent, Chinese policymakers have shifted their focus to reining in financial risks and stamping out speculative activity in the property market.
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Chinese regulators are stamping out moves by banks to shift renminbi out of the country as they attack one of the few loopholes remaining in the country's strict new capital controls regime.
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She is a cutter-turned-counselor, who put down the knife five years ago - after cutting more than 1,20033 girls during a 20-year period - to instead work towards stamping out FGM.
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In a speech to the Arab Islamic American summit in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia on Sunday, Trump said his "goal is a coalition of nations who share the aim of stamping out extremism".
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From selecting the leather to stamping out the strap to shaving down the interior to dyeing the material to carving out the holes, the details are intense but a pleasure to watch.
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Regional approval of Tshisekedi's victory is crucial for the incoming president, who faces steep challenges boosting development and stamping out persistent militia violence along Congo's eastern borders with Uganda, Rwanda and Burundi.
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He fixes the overworked washer-dryer and marches around with a fly swatter, stamping out the insects that hover around the compost bin and countertop bowls overflowing with yams, oranges and avocados.
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It says such material represents a small fraction of the millions of posts daily, and argues there is a fine balance between protecting freedom of expression and stamping out internet hate speech.
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But some are skeptical that the Latvian government will be able to deliver on its promise of stamping out money laundering, arguing that the country's justice system has proven to be weak.
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So far, the U.S. and U.K. have resisted passing new laws aimed at stamping out fake news, but Germany, which has a history of censoring hate speech, has adopted the technocratic approach.
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Perhaps sensing the importance of finishing on a high note and stamping out Sanders once and for all, the Clinton campaign has lavished the state with time and resources in recent weeks.
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"Rather than brutally stamping out dissent, the Russian government should respect the rights to freedom of expression," Denis Krivosheev, the deputy director for Eastern Europe at Amnesty International, said in a statement.
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"Stamping out the illegal market that threatens the safety of consumers will always be one of the gaming industry's highest priorities," Bill Miller, AGA president and CEO, said in a press release.
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In her inauguration speech, Caputova, 45, said state officials that had proven incapable of stamping out corruption should lose their jobs and vowed to make the justice system work fairly for everyone.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Pope Francis on Sunday strongly condemned the attack on a synagogue in Pittsburgh, calling for the stamping out of "hotbeds of hate" and for stronger moral and civil values.
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Could collagen supplements be the thing stamping out dull complexions all over Hollywood — or are they just another empty promise that Instagram won't let us escape, like "flat tummy tea" or posture enhancers?
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About half of those surveyed anticipate the U.K. government's vocal new stance on stamping out corruption and increasing transparency of property ownership will cause London's appeal for international buyers to slide yet further.
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As minister of education from 2012-2015 Ms Sandu gained popularity by stamping out bribery in the school system, and polls show she is seen as the least corrupt politician in the country.
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In this very fluid situation, local Catholic authorities felt a need to impress the faithful with their effectiveness in stamping out evil; Protestant authorities made similar displays of their own zeal and prowess.
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But the research underscores headaches for companies in the emerging sector in identifying and stamping out exposure to potentially tainted digital coins, even as tools for tracking and tracing cryptocurrencies grow more sophisticated.
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But so far, no Democrat is taking this opportunity to prove they consider stamping out nepotism and other forms of political corruption more important than circling the wagons for the party and Biden.
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Beijing is conscious of striking a balance between stamping out the epidemic which has infected more than 70,000 people and killed over 2,000 people, and shielding the already weakened economy from more damage.
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Stamping out a butt in front of Smitty's or Black's or Kreuz's Market, and wandering in not even to order but just to ogle at the suit-stained pits like a wide-eyed child.
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Cheating may be something developers have a legitimate interest in stamping out, but doing so by using their formidable resources to crush a 14-year-old would appear to be a step too far.
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"I see housing, autos and now, after this week, maybe even retail slowing, so it's entirely possible the Fed is ahead of the curve already when it comes to stamping out inflation," Cramer said.
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In his year at the helm, Khosrowshahi has tried to improve Uber's image, including by addressing federal criminal and civil probes into its business practices and stamping out its reputation as tolerant of chauvinism.
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Uber is becoming known for stamping out PR fires as much as it's known as a ride-sharing app, but board member Ariana Huffington wants customers to believe they're working toward "a better" company.
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House Democrats will unveil full details of their first bill in the new Congress on Friday — sweeping anti-corruption measures aimed at stamping out the influence of money in politics and expanding voting rights.
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Global chocolate makers have been buying more cocoa through schemes aimed at stamping out poverty, but benefits for farmers have been tempered by falling premiums under the biggest and most popular of these programmes.
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" Trump is expected to say that his administration's goal is a "coalition of nations who share the aim of stamping out extremism and providing our children a hopeful future that does honor to God.
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He announced that he planned to keep his job as a lawyer after taking office, drawing a contrast with Mr. Kaminsky, who said banning outside income for legislators was crucial to stamping out corruption.
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At the same time, voters showed little appetite for stamping out public corruption by returning two Republican representatives currently under indictment and a Democratic senator who escaped conviction in a corruption trial last year.
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In moves that were widely seen as stamping out dissent last year, he sacked his critical deputy prime minister, replaced the former attorney-general with Apandi and cracked down on opposition leaders and academics.
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"This measure will do just that by mandating schools educate students regarding these two symbols of hate, with an eye toward stamping out hate, bigotry and intolerance from our great state," the bill says.
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The resilience of misinformation, despite efforts by the tech behemoths to eliminate it, has become a real-time case study of how the companies are constantly a step behind in stamping out the content.
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" After stamping out an S.O.S. in the snow, Mr. Steele added ashes to make it black — something he said he kept doing often "because it would snow and I would have to redo it.
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Bulgaria has made little progress in stamping out graft since joining the EU in 2007 and is under pressure from the European Commission to strengthen its law enforcement and to prosecute and sentence corrupt officials.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Tennis officials on Wednesday launched an independent review into their anti-corruption practices after allegations the sport's watchdog, the Tennis Integrity unit (TIU), had been ineffective in stamping out corruption in the game.
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HR 1 is the first bill House Democrats will tackle once they retake the gavel next year; it's aimed at stamping out the influence of money in politics, curtailing Washington lobbying, and expanding voting rights.
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House Democrats are listening; Their first bill of the year is HR 1, a massive anti-corruption bill aimed at stamping out the influence of money in politics, curtailing Washington lobbying, and expanding voting rights.
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Bulgaria has made scant progress towards stamping out graft and organized crime, and the European Commission, the EU's executive, has repeatedly rebuked the Black Sea country for failing to prosecute and sentence allegedly corrupt officials.
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The provision that has banks worried is aimed at stamping out tactics employed by multinational corporations to reduce U.S. tax obligations by shifting money earned in the United States to less heavily-taxed overseas affiliates.
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But unlike Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, and Iron Fist, Castle is much more violent and exponentially more ruthless when it comes to stamping out evil from his home turf in New York's Hell's Kitchen.
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Stamping out unrest in Qalamoun, said Joshua Landis, the head of the Center for Middle East Studies at the University of Oklahoma and editor of the blog Syria Comment, is key to the regime's survival.
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DAKAR (Reuters) - Gabon hopes to lead by example in stamping out illegal logging of the world's tropical hardwoods, a prominent British conservationist said on Tuesday after being named the central African country's new forests minister.
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In Dongguan some residents believe that the sex trade has been targeted by the central government more as a way of bringing to heel corrupt officials who support the industry than of stamping out prostitution itself.
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But he is also regularly denounced by rights groups and foreign governments for ruthlessly stamping out political dissent in the nation of 2 million people, which is a popular beach destination for budget-conscious European tourists.
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Modest demands for salary hikes following the largest increases seen in years in 2015 are seen slowing wage growth which is central to government efforts to stimulate the economy by stoking demand and stamping out deflation.
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But he is also regularly denounced by rights groups and foreign governments for ruthlessly stamping out political dissent in the nation of 2 million people, which is a popular beach destination for budget-minded European tourists.
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MELBOURNE, Jan 27 (Reuters) - Tennis officials have launched an independent review into their anti-corruption practices after allegations the Tennis Integrity unit (TIU), the sport's watchdog, had been ineffective in stamping out corruption in the game.
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Tabloids still hold a phenomenal amount of swinging power in the UK, especially in politics, so why isn't the ad running in them if Facebook is serious about stamping out fake news ahead of an election?
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YAOUNDE (Reuters) - Cameroonian soldiers killed 20 Boko Haram fighters on Wednesday during a raid in northern Nigeria carried out by a multinational force tasked with stamping out the Islamist militants, military sources told Reuters on Thursday.
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The bill that Mr. Christie signed calls for that money, about $13 million annually, to go instead to the New Jersey State Police, which would take on the responsibility of stamping out corruption in the industry.
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While Egyptian courts often hand down initially heavy sentences that are later reduced on appeal, human rights advocates say that this is the latest in a series of overly severe judgments aimed at stamping out dissent.
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Just as I agonize about what to tell my two young children, our current administration seems intent on bludgeoning and reneging on environmental treaties, stamping out what mild clean air and water protections we have earned.
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Maduro and his predecessor, Hugo Chavez, funded huge social welfare programs and price-control policies in an effort to steer the country toward socialism, locking up political opponents and stamping out the opposition in the process.
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The Balkan, formerly communist country is the poorest as well as one of the most corrupt countries in the EU, which it joined in 2007, and has made scant progress towards stamping out graft and organized crime.
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Many Algerians say that the ailing president and other veterans of the 1954-1962 war of independence against France should hand over power to young technocrats who can focus on unemployment, poor services and stamping out corruption.
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Many Algerians complain that the ailing president and other veterans of the 1954-1962 war of independence against France must hand over power to young technocrats who can focus on unemployment, poor services and stamping out corruption.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Opponents of Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte expressed shock and outrage on Friday at police moves to charge dozens of them with sedition, calling it persecution aimed at stamping out scrutiny of his increasingly powerful rule.
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Biden has been less absolute than some other Democratic candidates on stamping out consumption of oil, natural gas and coal, calling for eliminating subsidies for the fossil fuels rather than pledging to eliminate all use of them.
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One of the most extensive of those offensives, centered on Waziristan in 2014, was hailed by Pakistanis for nearly completely stamping out a domestic terrorism campaign by the Pakistani Taliban that had scourged the country since 2008.
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Ramaphosa's stated commitment to boosting growth and stamping out graft has gone down well with foreign investors and ANC members, who felt Zuma's handling of the economy could seriously damage the party in the 2019 national elections.
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But his stated commitment to boosting growth and stamping out graft has gone down well with foreign investors and ANC members who felt Zuma's handling of the economy could seriously damage the party in the 2019 election.
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Stamping out deforestation in the cocoa supply chain is just one of the commitments made by the world's chocolate makers to make the industry more sustainable, along with finding ways to end child labour and boost farmers' incomes.
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The alternative rock, emo, and punk scenes have been just as bad at stamping out rampant strains of misogyny and sexual harassment as the music world at large, but the Lacey allegations feel like a particularly heartbreaking blow.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister Theresa May said Britain must be tougher in stamping out Islamist extremism after attackers killed at least seven people by ramming a van into pedestrians on London Bridge and stabbing revelers in nearby bars.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May has said Britain must be tougher in stamping out Islamist extremism after attackers killed at least seven people by ramming a van into pedestrians on London Bridge and stabbing revelers in nearby bars.
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In a speech in the northern English city of Manchester, the birthplace and home of Emmeline Pankhurst who led Britain's suffragette movement, May will announce government measures to make sure social media firms are stamping out offensive content.
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Critics of the new government, however, used the disclosures of Ferrand's past professional activities to suggest hypocrisy, given its stated commitment to stamping out abuses of privilege in political life such as that exposed by the Fillon case.
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"At Tigres, we're committed to stamping out any form of harassment in our stadium and our community, including any situation that violates a woman's dignity or seeks to intimidate, degrade or offend women," an official club statement said.
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The city's ongoing tear-down of abandoned structures, its graffiti clean-up campaign, and stepped-up law enforcement have largely succeeded in stamping out Detroit's graffiti history, much like the whitewashing of New York's subways in the 80s.
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The government says it is stamping out separatism, but advocates say Mr. Xi is leading a campaign to undermine minority culture and to promote the dominance of the Han ethnicity and the Communist Party, which is officially atheist.
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On that day, Acheinu, the outreach arm of the educational organization Dirshu, will host its annual prayer event with the theme of stamping out the plague of anti-Semitism on the rise in our country and our world.
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Bulgaria has seen steady economic growth on his watch and some improvements in infrastructure, mostly funded by the EU, but has made scant progress towards stamping out graft, jailing corrupt officials and businessmen and overhauling an inefficient, creaking judiciary.
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And though he's made controversial statements in the past concerning Islam, President Trump's speech yesterday was more conciliatory, focused on the common goals of, quote, stamping out extremism and providing children a hopeful future that does honor to God.
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"What works in San Francisco does not necessarily work in Michigan," Ms. Pelosi told Bloomberg News, stamping out policy ideas, such as the Green New Deal and Medicare for All, that have caught fire on the party's progressive wing.
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Duterte seems to genuinely believe the drug war "is the key to restoring order and stamping out corruption, particularly as he claims it enabled him to clean up Davao as mayor," Thompson said, referring to the leader's former duty.
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Maduro and his predecessor, Hugo Chavez, funded huge and ultimately unsustainable social welfare programs and price-control policies in an effort to steer the country toward socialism, locking up political opponents and stamping out the opposition in the process.
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Economists are aghast: much of the gain from moving to a single tax-rate nationwide came from stamping out the inefficiency of multiple rates, which prod businesses towards providing goods and services favoured by the tax code rather than by consumers.
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A top priority for Kasai, now a deputy regional director with nearly three decades in public health, is WHO's goal of stamping out diseases such as lymphatic filariasis, also known as elephantiasis, and glaucoma or eye diseases by 2020, he said.
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Albania is awaiting a European Union decision later this week about whether it can start membership talks with the EU, but some of the bloc's leaders want it to show more progress in stamping out organized crime and corruption first.
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The Secret Service chief, Hiram C. Whitley, (he was 21924 inches taller than Comey, who stands 22017-foot-8) succeeded in stamping out the Klan of those days — on behalf of the Republicans who then controlled the White House and Senate.
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After British militants rammed a van into pedestrians on London Bridge and went on the rampage through packed bars, stabbing revelers in June, Prime Minister Theresa May said Britain must be tougher on stamping out Islamist militancy and proposed regulating cyberspace.
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In New York City, years of efforts had been aimed at stamping out drugs like K2, which are made of plant matter that has been sprayed with mind-altering substances that mimic the effect of THC, the active ingredient in marijuana.
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" His arrest and the severity of his sentence shocked many supporters, who warned that by stamping out voices such as Ilham's, "the Chinese Government is in fact laying the groundwork for the very extremism it says it wants to prevent.
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What's next: While continuing to work on stamping out this outbreak, Muyembe, who in addition is director of the National Institute of Biomedical Research, says he's also focusing research on discovering what animal or insect is the vector of the disease.
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When the party came to power in 1933, gay men were among the first victims targeted—Nazi brown-shirts closed gay bars, stormed Berlin's famed Institute for Sexology, and burned gay texts, effectively stamping out Weimar Germany's renowned gay community.
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He was successful in the earlier rounds of his case, which was backed by the Equality Commission for Northern Ireland, an agency funded by the tax-payer whose jobs include the stamping out of religious discrimination, which used to be a big problem.
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Can the incomparably greater number of Muslims in the world who are so rightly horrified today come together with their own vision -- which includes stamping out the extremists who seem to hate Islam, and Muslims, and the Prophet Mohammed, more than anyone else?
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Guinea, which is more than double the size and population of Sierra Leone or Liberia, the other two hardest-hit nations, had a difficult time stamping out the virus and was the last to be declared "Ebola free," in late December 2015.
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"PASPA has thus had the perverse effect of pushing an enormous market underground by way of federal decree while stamping out state and local efforts to adapt their own laws pursuant to their own citizens' wishes," the American Gaming Association's amicus brief reads.
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While Sibanye fell short of its goal of stamping out illegal mining altogether, Sibanye's head of security Nash Lutchman said based on available intelligence, "there are only about 40 to 50 illegal miners operating now, scattered across our Kloof and Driefontein operations".
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We are thrilled to announce that Civil, the decentralised marketplace for sustainable journalism, will be joining to talk about the rise of fake news and Verisart's Robert Norton will share his views on stamping out fraud in the art world with blockchain.
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Stamping out the multiple vendors peddling Pepe mech on Amazon will be difficult, but the team has already succeeded in removing several shirts from the market, including the one worn by Morris May when he pepper sprayed a transgender activist in early September.
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Companies rushing to grab a piece of the UAE should remember that, while their presence flatters the image of the Emirati authorities, their operations are subject to the same laws that are systematically stamping out all signs of dissent in the country.
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The meetings are part of Amazon's effort to engage directly with its third-party sellers and help improve their overall selling experience on its site, as the company continues to deal with complicated problems such as allegedly unfair suspensions and stamping out counterfeit products.
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Seeking to reset both his own and his country's relationship with the Muslim world, President Trump will declare Sunday during a major speech in Saudi Arabia that he hopes the United States and Islamic countries can share "a hopeful future" while "stamping out extremism" together.
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The new administration will need push through reforms on multiple fronts, including reworking laws that have weakened property rights and scared off foreign investors, stamping out corruption, and reducing the huge public sector wage bill – which currently accounts for the bulk of government spending.
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Compared to stamping out parts, 83D printing is a relatively slow process -- the machine averages about five pieces per hour -- but it's very flexible in that one machine can make parts of almost any shape depending on the plans that are fed into it.
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Anchors and guests have noted the complexities in the relationship between the United States, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey, asking questions about how to believe the information coming from Turkey considering the country's own track record of stamping out an independent press and political dissidents.
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The potential economic penalties come just days after the White House announced it would allow the Turkish military to proceed with a planned invasion into northern Syria, where Kurdish fighters had aided American forces in stamping out the remnants of the Islamic State terror group.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexicans say corruption is falling even as a third of them also report paying a bribe, a survey by Transparency International said on Monday, as the 10-month-old administration of President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador sets its sights on stamping out graft.
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Unlike those two states, New York has yet to report a death caused by the virus, and Mr. Cuomo's decision appeared to be geared toward stamping out a disease by eliminating close contact among large numbers of people in an area just north of the nation's largest city.
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In its gilded middle age, Apple is turning into something like a digital athleisure brand, stamping out countless upscale accessories for customers who love its one big thing, a company that has lost sight of the universe and is content merely to put a ding in your pocketbook.
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Buhari, who campaigned in the 2015 elections on being tough on insecurity and insurgency from Boko Haram in the northeast of the country, has battled with the perception in the country that he has not been decisive on stamping out the violence in the Middle Belt of the country.
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"LGBTQ+ Americans have made incredible progress over the past decade, thanks in large part to the tireless efforts of activists and advocates -- but too many LGBTQ+ people still lack protection under many states' laws and the current administration is encouraging rather than stamping out discrimination," O'Rourke said in a statement.
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And there is no reason to consider an August 17th tweet trumpeting a long-discredited story about General John Pershing, in which Mr Trump suggested that stamping out "Radical Islamic Terror" would be a cinch if America would only kill Muslim terrorists with bullets that had been dipped in pig's blood.
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Supporters say ending the term limit will allow Mr. Xi to avoid becoming a lame duck in his second term, and give him added authority to pursue other parts of his agenda: overhauling the military, stamping out graft, reducing extreme poverty and fixing an economy grown dependent on debt and heavy industry.
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Trump, who has seen top GOP military officials defect to Clinton's side, countered with a statement from a group of 88 retired military figures who praised him as the only leader capable of securing the U.S.-Mexico border, stamping out the threat of radical Islamic terror and restoring the nation's trust in the police.
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The 2014 disappearance of the journalist, Ahmed Rilwan Abdulla, who is still missing, preceded a brutal crackdown on local news media outlets and human rights organizations under the president of the Maldives, Abdulla Yameen, who rose to power nearly five years ago and has been widely accused of corruption and forcibly stamping out dissent.
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Security forces have been largely successful in stamping out homegrown militancy, but last week's attack confirms concerns about a resurgence inspired by IS. Police arrested 12 people linked to the Jakarta attack in raids across the country at the weekend, and found evidence the group had planned further attacks targeting security officials and foreigners in other cities like Bandung.
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Read more: Politicians can't keep up with all the Facebook death threats in Czech Republic Babis's populist Action of Dissatisfied Citizens party won a landslide victory in October parliamentary elections on a platform of opposing European Union-mandated refugee quotas, running the country like a business, and stamping out corruption, despite Babis beating back his own fraud charges.
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"LGBTQ+ Americans have made incredible progress over the past decade, thanks in large part to the tireless efforts of activists and advocates — but too many LGBTQ+ people still lack protection under many states' laws and the current Administration is encouraging rather than stamping out discrimination," O'Rourke, a former U.S. representative, said in a statement announcing the proposals.
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Supported by Russia and Iran, and an assortment of allied militias, Syrian dictator Assad appears close to triumph in his battle to fend off an armed rebellion — having inflicted horrific punishment on civilians in territory still controlled by his adversaries — while a US-led coalition is on the verge of stamping out the last traces of ISIS's self-proclaimed caliphate.
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It sadly represents the elitist belief that university-educated younger people were simply better than their less formally educated countrymen, better than their older fellow Britons who supposedly weren't enlightened enough to favor open borders and the stamping out of nationalist culture, and better than factory workers and others who work with their hands instead of the supposedly fabulous sharp minds of the City.
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"Our goal is a coalition of nations who share the aim of stamping out extremism and providing our children a hopeful future that does honor to God ... Every time a terrorist murders an innocent person, and falsely invokes the name of God, it should be an insult to every person of faith," he said, as quoted in an advance text of the speech made available to press.
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Driven by ideals surrounding equality, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation works hard to assist people worldwide to lead "healthy, productive lives," from fighting extreme poverty and stamping out hunger in developing countries, to providing education opportunities in places such as the U.S. In fact, the foundation recently teamed up with the MiSK Foundation to offer $10 million to innovators to fund ideas that would tackle global issues such as eradicating poverty.
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