Obama's nomination of Garland is a transparently political maneuver that shows just how transparently political his opponents are being.
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Patsos is a voluble, Rex Ryan-shaped man with nice suits and little gold buckles on his loafers; his team transparently loves him, and he transparently loves them back.
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They're both transcendently — and transparently — self-serving and self-infatuated.
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They trust the waste will be handled safely and transparently.
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First, American assistance engages in other countries openly and transparently.
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This was The Walking Dead at its more transparently lazy.
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The faces in Watteau's paintings, however, are not transparently expressive.
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It's a ruthlessness that is transparently violent, and it works.
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It's also pretty transparently about breaking things off with Hemsworth.
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These efforts never went anywhere, because they were transparently political.
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Trump's accusation is transparently meritless, but that's beside the point.
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They are so transparently terrified and this tweet proves it.
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The C.G. animals are watchable if transparently artificial, a plus.
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Trump's tweeted reasons for reversing the policy are transparently ridiculous.
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It manages to be both transparently bogus and movingly convincing.
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But he does it transparently for all the world to see.
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I was saying things transparently, rather than purposely obfuscating the subjects.
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We aim to write honestly, transparently, and unsentimentally, but also decently.
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Luxury travel is transparently gate-kept for the rich and powerful.
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Countries need to share information transparently about outbreaks within their borders.
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Everlane's reputation is owed to its ethically made, transparently priced basics.
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But the rainy-day dollars need to be looked after transparently.
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The idea is transparently about resale: art collecting as stock investing.
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Each objective and key result should be written clearly and transparently.
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But the policy is transparently targeted at reducing Muslim immigration specifically.
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The Egyptian government must ensure that security forces cooperate fully and transparently.
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Platforms need to transparently, thoughtfully, and deliberately take ownership of this issue.
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Not all proposed laws are as transparently exploitative as Egypt and Malaysia's.
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What allows us to continue a war that has so transparently failed?
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They just have to be done as transparently and fairly as possible.
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We may make mistakes, but when we do, we'll correct them transparently.
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Progress should be transparently reported, with the costs of change accounted for.
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The first step in a crisis is to act quickly and transparently.
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It's a journey that Giertz decided she'd live fully and transparently online.
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Other women were more transparently irked that Seymour didn't know her place.
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But critics would like to see these design changes tested more transparently.
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The manufactured controversy is as transparently political as it is ill-conceived.
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I'm somewhat allergic to Romney because he's such a transparently calculating politician.
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Moreover, the policy was conducted transparently and openly for all to see.
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He persuaded the Vietnamese government to address the contagion transparently and decisively.
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To hear emotions shuffled and manipulated so transparently — this is what's scary.
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Lee's carny gimmick was transparently a schtick, but that's part of the fun.
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He is nothing if not transparent, and he is transparently the President's agent.
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Trump's defining characteristic, as a public speaker, is frequent and transparently political lying.
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It is run frugally and transparently; every investment it makes is detailed online.
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It has been crafted to deal with the many diversities of IoT transparently.
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Essential to this myth is the notion that influence and power work transparently.
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Under my leadership, the CFPB will proceed deliberately and transparently in its rulemakings.
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In spite of this, data is not transparently accounted for on balance sheets.
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Romania needs a government that governs transparently, predictibly, not at night in secret.
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In other words, these films come off as transparently inauthentic, trite, and manipulative.
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That logic is transparently obvious in Hatch's comments about Moore and the race.
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We again urge Turkish authorities to resolve this matter swiftly, transparently, and fairly.
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We should work openly and transparently with the Chinese government and American businesses.
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But what will we do when someone says or does something transparently racist?
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Why have so many left-wing readers embraced such a transparently flawed book?
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People increasingly live their lives transparently, sharing their daily activities across social networks.
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U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said China should conduct the investigation openly and transparently.
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They are transparently using a CHIP extension as leverage to avert a government shutdown.
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In fact, the "worse" moments have become a transparently intentional part of her brand.
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Under California law, ride-sharing apps are legal, but are required to operate transparently.
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A digital trust ought to be transparently governed by independent, representative third-party trustees.
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We've also been working hard to communicate with our users more transparently about safety.
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Once the analysis is complete, we will communicate our findings transparently, definitively and quickly.
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This is one reason offshore tax havens must be made to operate more transparently.
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The working groups can promote norms for collection and sharing labor market data transparently.
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No industry can operate safely, transparently, or effectively without access to reliable banking solutions.
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They say you can continue eating meat, particularly the more sustainable, transparently produced kind.
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Paper is the artist's forte; her pieces are reflective of her transparently delicate style.
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This is true crime in its most brutal and most transparently self-serving form.
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That's because the lower court decisions against the administration were transparently partisan and flimsy.
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The guidelines encourage authorities to communicate with travelers transparently and clearly to avoid panic.
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It didn't matter that he is a transparently corrupt, bigoted, sexually abusive, compulsive liar.
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It's very diatonic; it's thrillingly orchestrated; it's rhythmically predictable; it's affirmative; it's transparently foursquare.
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Another question is why the matter was not more transparently communicated to EU citizens.
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Ending forced arbitration is the gateway change needed to transparently address inequity in the workplace.
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The fictional Wiseau creates his own bad luck, usually through hubris and transparently vulnerable posturing.
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Passengers detest Uber's surge pricing, but it transparently reinforces an economic lesson: Financial incentives matter.
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The company has been criticized for not acting transparently when it sent the software updates.
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They are transparently proving that they are addressing any and all issues that may arise.
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To watch a leading man struggle so transparently defies the very nature of postseason stardom.
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"This was the most transparently disingenuous testimony this court has ever witnessed," Justice Aloise said.
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Bills are being drawn up right now that are transparently designed to challenge Roe v.
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How transparently his animus towards George Osborne, the chancellor of the exchequer, motivated his accusations.
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He completely screwed up negotiations with a number of parties by repeatedly and transparently bluffing.
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Now, a new iPad Pro ad out today makes the argument as transparently as possible.
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Pruitt might be Trump's most secretive cabinet member, but his motives here are transparently corrupt.
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His body language and facial expressions were taking on his trademark mode of transparently tortured.
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In addition, researchers can transparently explore the marketplace and get in touch with participants directly.
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Constituents, campaign donors and democratic stakeholders should all force federal lawmakers to act more transparently.
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In a country long ruled by aging kings, M.B.S. was young, tall, and transparently ambitious.
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But Lyft says the law allows this as long as it imposes the charge transparently.
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That's why organisations have to ensure that they process personal information fairly, legally and transparently.
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Only recently has the Federal Reserve tried to communicate directly and transparently to the public.
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The questions were just as transparently loaded as on Wednesday; the answers just as predictable.
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These transparently sourced vitamins will keep Mom healthy and glowing as she navigates new motherhood.
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The Academy's Board of Trustees and leadership must immediately commit themselves to real reform, take concrete steps to implement all of the Task Force reforms, and transparently and regularly report on their progress — including transparently reporting on the pending investigations they have announced are underway.
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He cracks bad jokes, is transparently decent and well intentioned, and he often speaks his mind.
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Itai Ben-Zeev, the TASE's chief executive, said the bourse will operate more transparently and responsibly.
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And getting down to the nitty gritty with someone as athletic as Wendell seems transparently dangerous.
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These candidates transparently represent the banks who used to run the country before Correa was elected.
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While the star power is impressive, the game they're playing -- too transparently -- feels somewhat less so.
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The only boundary is the creator's imagination and their willingness to transparently communicate with the randomness.
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The problem, of course, is that these relationships don't tend to start as transparently as that.
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Jobs and workers would be matched transparently in a public database managed by American immigration authorities.
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But Mr. López Obrador has long questioned its expense and whether the contracts were awarded transparently.
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As Mr. Baker followed clues, he unearthed devious practices at what seemed like transparently run plants.
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Like Cardinal Marx, the pope said the church wanted to respond to complaints transparently and honestly.
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Third, although China has changed the way it counted cases several times, this was done transparently.
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In the beginning Littlefinger was more inscrutable but he's since become a more transparently villainous character.
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But no past president has been as transparently transactional in doling out clemency than Trump. Friend?
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The DNC thought it was transparently laying out a system that nobody could see as rigged.
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Corruption ending, unbundling moving forward and any hampered investigations will be allowed to move forward transparently.
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"We continue to openly and transparently share information with our employees, stakeholders and Congress," the spokesperson added.
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The move was so transparently ham-fisted you could glaze it with honey and call it dinner.
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An "ISIS" kill list in this environment, even if transparently random and unsophisticated, can be a terror.
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His last-minute attempt to use them as cover for an impulsive veto threat was transparently bullshit.
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More surprising was the condemnation from Gingrich, who has transparently jockeyed for a spot on Trump's ticket.
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These frameworks should govern corporate practices and transparently showcase companies' commitment to ethical AI and data practices.
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It's so transparently partisan and outrageous, it reads like a parody of a badly written spy novel.
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Senate Republicans ran a transparently partisan confirmation process and then immediately insinuated Prof Ford is being untruthful.
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Be sure to communicate transparently with the venue's legal owner and then get something down in writing.
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Any transparently crafted bipartisan legislation, written in the language of 2017, seems absurd in the current environment.
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This kind of database load-balancing software, for example, transparently enables failover, scale out and faster throughput.
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The attacks against Mueller offered by a pro-Trump faction of Republicans in Congress are transparently false.
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In the era of "fake news," opposing viewpoints are instantaneously categorized as factually inaccurate or transparently biased.
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Those pantomimes of concern for victims were transparently aimed at intimidating them and reducing the institution's liability.
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But, again, this human review component within AI systems has generally been buried rather than transparently disclosed.
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They're going to structure and oversee markets in which the services that DERS provide are transparently priced.
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By this, I mean that because I have lived so transparently, I have gained my audience's trust.
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We have tried to approach this mistake transparently and to use it as an opportunity to improve.
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Seldom has an administration operated in such a transparently dishonest, determinedly self-destructive and spectacularly inept fashion.
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Daniel Stevens, of Campaign for Accountability, welcomed the judge's ruling and said the suit was transparently frivolous.
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We need to empower leaders to govern effectively and transparently while encouraging participatory elections and economic reforms.
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"We are committed to delivering our products and services accurately and transparently," SunTrust said in a statement.
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"Ending forced arbitration is the gateway change needed to transparently address inequity in the workplace," the organizers wrote.
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"We have not done anything in violation of international laws, we carried out our activities transparently," Kalin said.
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And fourth, communicate more transparently about what we're doing and the role our services play in the world.
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Trying to protect customers against high bills is one thing, but it should be done transparently and sensibly.
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" It would be absurd, and transparently political, for him to pigeonhole Trump Jr. into this sanitized category. "McGahn.
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Suddenly, a comment that's transparently antagonistic at the worst possible time is transformed into a completely reasonable observation.
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But what would happen if those buried targeting tactics were transparently displayed, right next to the ad itself?
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Any impeachment process would ideally proceed as smoothly and transparently as possible, with hyperbole kept to a minimum.
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But you can't get everything, fairly and transparently ranked, the way that Google changed search on the web.
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"Ending forced arbitration is the gateway change needed to transparently address inequity in the workplace," the statement said.
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In both cases, they are taking something that is transparently not serious and treating it with laughable respect.
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These conversations were transparently silly at the time, but even more so when considered in the weekend's context.
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Prime Minister Pravind Kumar Jugnauth told reporters he wanted an investigation into Ravi Yerrigadoo to be conducted transparently.
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Everlane's underwear collection goes back to basics with supremely soft Supima cotton that's ethically sourced and transparently priced.
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Never in modern American history has a president so transparently aimed to destroy a piece of major legislation.
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Sliced transparently thin and fried, it makes crunchy brown chips about half the size of an M&M.
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"But I think it shows the strength of a country when you can talk about the past transparently."
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While politicians from both parties concoct situations for political gain, some criticized Mr. Pence's walkout as transparently premeditated.
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But Pompeo also called on the Islamic Republic's leaders to "cooperate fully and transparently" with international health organizations.
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Surely, the more transparently we acknowledge the stakes, the more likely we are to arrive at a payoff.
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In short, no industry can operate safely, transparently, or effectively without access to banks or other financial institutions.
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The money-laundering case against Mr. Navalny's organization, announced in early August, is widely viewed as transparently political.
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Even Cory Booker transparently laid out his fundraising woes, begging for $1.7 million to keep his campaign going.
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Such behavior is a direct consequence of Jared Kushner's failure to fully and transparently divest from his businesses.
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The video was "aimed squarely and transparently at riling up a racist base" -- by defending a racist flag.
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WE'RE GOING TO OPEN TOOLS TRANSPARENTLY SO PEOPLE CAN HELP US FIND THE BAD ACTORS ON OUR PLATFORM.
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So while Facebook's claim that the Oversight Board will operate "transparently" sure sound good it's also entirely meaningless.
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Then, when the clouds parted, Branson rather transparently showed just how extensive the damage was to his own home.
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Four years later, he's not so sure it was a good idea to transparently announce that to the world.
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On the other hand, commercial apps usually aren't designed for research, which demands predictable, transparently collected, and granular data.
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But part of the comedy also comes from the men trading, sometimes transparently, on the codes of masculine chivalry.
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Germany doesn't subsidise renewables; its feed-in tariffs transparently procure them and charge customers, using no general tax revenue.
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On Reddit, the Bethesda Game Studios community team apologized for not speaking more frankly and transparently to the community.
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"We need to rebuild trust by showing that public management can be done transparently and honestly," says Mr Vizcarra.
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Republicans would complain, of course, but after years of obstructing Barack Obama, these complaints would be transparently self-serving.
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Shetty described his move to ban people from several Muslim-majority countries in January last year as "transparently hateful".
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Finaxar said all fees are shown transparently in the service to avoid the unwanted surprise of hidden add-ons.
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If this was an attempt to reach across the aisle—to connect with "real people"—it was transparently insincere.
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It helps that Conner's worst qualities and moments are transparently inspired by barely-less-ridiculous real-life pop music.
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But a politician transparently trading services with a wealthy pal may not have seemed all that crazy in Jersey.
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The FCC could be a model of how good government should operate: efficiently, transparently, accountably, openly, and without discrimination.
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" This was transparently false; Icahn had been named a special adviser to "the President," not to "the President-elect.
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As U.S. foreign policy becomes more transparently lawless, the power of international law to constrain state behavior weakens accordingly.
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While we welcome this result, we now expect the G85033 countries to reduce market-distorting subsidies transparently and reliably.
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They all use blockchain technology, a way to securely and transparently track transactions without relying on a fiat currency.
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Baseball is David Wright's job, and right now it is transparently a grind, but it is also a game.
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The idea of collecting virtual items tied to blockchain networks that ensure uniqueness and transparently track ownership isn't new.
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Those rules would have forced ISPs to transparently disclose what data ISPs collect and who they sell it too.
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As sashimi, fanned out in transparently thin slices, it is lean and very firm, like fluke but slightly richer.
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But some critics said the secrecy surrounding the program has fueled skepticism of the agency's willingness to operate transparently.
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We can hold authors to more rigorous standards when they publish, so that results are accurately and transparently reported.
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It needs a president who speaks accurately about the growing global crisis and works with industry transparently and decisively.
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"The United States calls on Iran to fully and transparently with international aid and health organizations," the statement said.
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During the SARS outbreak in the early 2000s, China was criticized for failing to share information quickly and transparently.
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And, given the political pressure on the DOE, the reports will be less than helpful in transparently improving outcomes.
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We must have the tools to transparently evaluate the choices we'll have ahead of us in the 2020 election.
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"Tush," he stammers, transparently groping for a justification, "that — that was in thy rage," and the audience laughs affectionately.
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But to be sustainable, they must also be well resourced, with a clear process that is consistently and transparently applied.
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The company has also said it has worked transparently for years on climate science and has properly disclosed business risks.
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The head of NATO on Tuesday urged all United Nations members to fully and transparently implement sanctions against North Korea.
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What anti–hate speech advocates in Sri Lanka want is for Facebook to implement its community standards predictably and transparently.
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The Canadian embassy in Jakarta called the Supreme Court's decision "unjust" and said the case had not been handled transparently.
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It's incredibly rare to see elected officials from either party so publicly confront such a tense/tough situation so transparently.
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They also offer opportunities to experiment with transparently sharing anonymized vehicle data, by holding automakers accountable to not misuse it.
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After all, if researchers want their work to be useful to regulators, they will need to start operating more transparently.
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The display projects driving information such as lane warnings and the GPS semi-transparently on the windshield, reducing eye movement.
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Our favorite place to buy women's jeans is Everlane because the denim fits well, is affordable, and is made transparently.
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Police officers should be accountable public servants who work collaboratively, transparently, and fairly with all of the communities they serve.
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But it all would have meant more if it hadn't so transparently existed because it was what the fans wanted.
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To me, that seems transparently dystopian — not that the world is bad, but that nobody cares anymore about fixing it.
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It would also publicly and transparently make specific recommendations, and Google would tell us whether they'd followed them, and why.
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In the end, the official said, Mr. Pompeo's plea to the Saudis was to complete the investigation quickly and transparently.
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Those on the other side are not willing to listen to the counterargument because their argument is so transparently hollow.
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The document also said AI tools should work fairly, transparently, reliably, and with respect for human life and the environment.
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"Moody's report highlights... why we have talked so transparently about the need for structural change," Bronin said in a statement.
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Yet not everyone in the Gallagher case seems to have acted transparently, suggesting that upholding U.S. military norms isn't automatic.
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"We hope that our sports officials manage to turn this page by working constructively and transparently," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said.
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"I don't begrudge political leaders transparently representing the best interests of their people — it's my job to do this," he said.
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But in the last month, it's been clear to me that this decision had not been fully executed nor communicated transparently.
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"These offers aren't worded transparently, and that's what confuses consumers," said Jill Gonzalez, an analyst with WalletHub, a personal finance site.
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The Bernie Mafia has tried to avoid gloating, but its mood has been transparently more upbeat than in the Clinton world.
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Especially given that the European public continues to be an afterthought when it comes to helping to transparently shape the proposal.
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Such thoughtfully set goals, especially when communicated transparently to everyone, are the perfect starting point for purposeful work and knockout performance.
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When businesses effectively articulate their purpose, act transparently, and stand by their values, trust and success can go hand in hand.
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But the Trump administration has pursued these policies in aggressive manners that are unconventional at best and transparently political at worst.
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The Trump administration's justification for Comey's firing -- that he mishandled the Hillary Clinton email scandal -- is a transparently disingenuous fig leaf.
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Current U.S. policy involves supporting the Afghan government and security forces to defend the country, and to govern effectively and transparently.
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Plus, even where Facebook claims to be transparently raising the curtain on paid political influence it's abjectly failing to do so.
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Following his transparently political role in the failed Whitewater investigation, Mr. Comey pursued Bill Clinton for pardoning Marc Rich in 2001.
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Their son Earl, Arthur's twin brother, features briefly, when Dominik's policy—that the Cave family have final cut—is transparently communicated.
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But like children in the schoolyard, we have definitions of what's fair that vary widely and are typically transparently self-serving.
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The company has previously said it invested in Cambodia with government assurances that all land concessions were "processed legally and transparently".
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"TikTok has no higher priority than ensuring Congress Members' questions are addressed fully and transparently," the company said in a statement.
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A similar principle says that incorrect legal advice cannot shield one from liability when such advice is promoting transparently unlawful conduct.
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Dog whistling starts in the 1960s with language that is transparently supportive of segregation masked in the language of states' rights.
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They will need to set this out in clear and accessible terms and conditions and enforce these effectively, consistently and transparently.
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It's also, rather transparently, meant to parallel Noah's ark, which was designed to preserve life in an apocalypse sent by God.
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This logic, I come to realize, is the epitome of Pauly D: He's business-minded, transparently aware of how lucky he got.
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I am happy to answer all of your questions as clearly and transparently... oh my god there are so many people here.
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News+ is still a great bargain for consumers, but the company has done little to transparently communicate what the service is not.
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Bitwarden is the most transparently secure password manager we tested; it's built on open source code that's subject to regular security audits.
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"Individuals can have more trust in the companies that process their data transparently, and that is a competitive advantage," she told Reuters.
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These cases prove supply chains shrouded in secrecy harm workers, products and consumers, and demonstrate the need for businesses to operate transparently.
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WINGS gives teams the ability to transparently weigh the sentiment toward their crypto–token project by using the power of crowd intelligence.
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The central bank has been examining ways to make the system operate more closely in line with market conditions and more transparently.
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He was so transparently the villain the producers kept around to keep the season interesting, but even his bad qualities seemed manufactured.
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By communicating the standards transparently, we ensure that all employees understand that they belong, and are equally a part of the community.
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"Corfo will continue its efforts to add value to the lithium supply chain quickly and transparently," the agency said in the statement.
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"We think it's important that they get the whole picture and explain that transparently to the American public," Sandberg said of investigators.
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What Chinese consumers have less access to is transparently-sourced fresh foods and high-quality home goods in a clean, modern experience.
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And thanks to Everlane's commitment to sustainability and transparently priced styles, you'll feel good about what you're wearing and how you look.
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The sprawling process of programmatic explains the very long list of "partners" nested non-transparently behind the average publisher's online consent flow.
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"It's transparently political and bad for our nation," Senator Bob Corker told reporters at a breakfast sponsored by the Christian Science Monitor.
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The proposal is transparently designed to undermine the 1997 Flores Settlement Agreement which established legal protections for children arriving at our borders.
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"Senate Republicans ran a transparently partisan confirmation process and then immediately insinuated Prof Ford is being untruthful," Schumer said in a tweet.
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We could make the case for simple accountability, making all fuels compete with all of their costs transparently exposed to the marketplace.
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"We will communicate our policy strategy as clearly and transparently as possible to help align expectations and avoid market disruptions," he said.
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Open source components are developed transparently, and so every vulnerability discovered and fixed in them is implicitly exposed for attackers to find.
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" The statement said: "We approach our research transparently and apply strict standards to ensure project integrity until the publication of the study.
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And, out beyond that, it will be able to build tools that help customers manage debt and credit more accurately and transparently.
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Pompeo called on Iran to "cooperate fully and transparently with international aid and health organizations" as the virus continues to spread worldwide.
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Which is to say, the film is transparently about clothes: a glittery jacket, studded ankle boots, a pair of ancient Egyptian earrings.
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Second, what, if any, new obligations should firms have to transparently disclose their use of, access to, and retention of personal data?
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"We feel the average customer should have the right to know about such incidents ASAP, and as transparently as possible," Hussein said.
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On this point, Basis' FAQ states that the bonds' timed incentive would allow Basis to "'default' transparently" and temporarily lose its peg.
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Once we learned more we tried to fix everything as much as possible, as swiftly as possible and as transparently as possible.
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More transparently, "Weathering" presents its adolescent characters at a stage of development in which everything is possible, and nothing is ever enough.
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When these tragic legacies are not dealt with transparently, they leave a stink on our hands, and a stain on our souls.
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But we have the conversation and we get to have it very, like, very transparently on the app, on the website, all that.
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To give the process a sense of fairness, officials should communicate clearly and transparently, bringing in the community to provide feedback and accountability.
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The blockchain refers to the backbone of Bitcoin — a distributed ledger that transparently records every transaction and is particularly difficult to tamper with.
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Congressional Republicans are averse to spending money on anything, the underlying concept is transparently unworkable and Mexico has refused to pay for it.
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Trump's campaign to "Make America Great Again" is transparently based on an effort to narrow the definition of who counts as an American.
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That Democrat, who had been involved in preparing for this year's caucuses, called Perez's move a transparently self-serving gesture at their expense.
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There may be a strong argument in favor of the government… setting the rules clearly and transparently and in a pro-active way.
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The key is, you play together and you do that radically transparently, and you see what is painful, and you see what's good.
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Gusto handles all the logistics transparently, including tax withholding, so that for employers, the paycheck distribution looks and feels "normal" on its books.
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Regardless of what happens in this election, the fact that a party establishment even could overturn the voters strikes many as transparently unfair.
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Founders and developers can claim their algorithms reduce bias all they want; until they have transparently demonstrated proof, we should default to skepticism.
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They filed suit, citing the bank's repeated claims about improving compliance and transparently admitting errors, which gave them confidence to maintain their investments.
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Just as importantly, Trump's cherry-picking strategy is so transparently cynical only he and his surrogates could relay it with a straight face.
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The recommendations include grain marketing boards that function transparently, helping to stabilize prices, better management of water, and planting more drought-resistant crops.
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The study should be done as transparently as possible, so that its results will be widely accepted by all but the most credulous.
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President Donald Trump is transparently driven by a desire for loyalty, and routinely lashes out at critics and virtually anyone who opposes him.
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"The Prime Minister has ordered to sell the shares publicly and transparently," Tuat said, adding strategic stake sales were not presently under consideration.
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The co-CEOs said on a conference call with the entire company they would act transparently and that this was just the beginning.
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The updates do, however, underscore the new urgency at Facebook to be transparent about user data and to update policies transparently and regularly.
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It is important to address the issue swiftly, in order to ensure that the pan-European election campaign is conducted openly and transparently.
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The idea is to create a shared infrastructure, where many of these transactions (that now can take days) can settle instantly and transparently.
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According to Goldstein, her nomination could get transparently obstructed—a bad look for Republicans—or she might be subjected to a savage borking.
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It's the most transparently self-interested policy he's proposed since taking office, and it will likely save him tens of millions of dollars.
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The more ambitious the museum, the more transparently promotional it is for a particular region, a certain producer or the benefits of wine.
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It's common to treat the Shutdown Skeptics as having transparently political motivations, and some, especially those in states Trump won big, surely do.
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Magyar Telekom and Deutsche Telekom declined to comment on Mr. Szemerey's contacts with Telekom officials, but said the deal had been conducted transparently.
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In recent years, huge advances have elevated these programs from error-prone autocomplete tools to super-convincing — though sometimes still transparently robotic — authors.
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He said he had asked for the case to be dealt with transparently and been assured that proper legal procedures would be followed.
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Ultimately, the U.S. could be better off developing its own capabilities to attack the issue of drug prices transparently on a national scale.
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And to be clear, there are plenty of people advocating for such a transparently horrifying hypothetical scenario because they think it's funny and edgy.
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And, the denials from the companies themselves — though transparently published in full by Bloomberg — are not bulletproof in outright rejection of the story's claims.
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It's a transparently masculine narrative: Shoot the bad guy to save the pretty girl, then have her reward you with a kiss or more.
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Navalny and his allies say the foundation, which has published a slew of embarrassing investigations into government officials, is transparently financed from public donations.
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First, it should work out how to voluntarily disclose and transparently explain the details of its ad sells in cases of genuine public interest.
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Such as the iOS location services setting which, once enabled, non-transparently flip an associated sub-menu of settings — including location-based Apple ads.
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The ISA must fill that gap, and do so transparently: many of its most important findings are now hidden under a cloak of confidentiality.
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"Ending forced arbitration is the gateway change needed to transparently address inequity in the workplace," the group wrote in a blog post on Medium.
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This is what Many Love accomplishes, within the canon of texts on polyamory: Transparently chronicling what commitment in the 21st century can look like.
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John Kasich, who is transparently tweeting from an Arby's somewhere in Ohio, wrote that it was time for Trump to apologize to the judge.
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"I think the transparently misleading nature of this [EPA] argument underscores how few legitimate arguments the Administration has against this powerful report," said Dessler.
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The excuse that the mobile web isn't fast enough is threadbare, and the solution of a special Google-designed sub-web transparently self-serving.
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"We will continue to share new evidence transparently with our counterparts to enlighten the dark sides of this murder," he said, according to Reuters.
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"Ending forced arbitration is the gateway change needed to transparently address inequity in the workplace," the group wrote in a Medium post on Monday.
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The tribunal found the objection had no merit, thus ICANN violated its own bylaws by not acting fairly, transparently and following their own rules.
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This transparently fake tweet about "the Trump Pee Tape" was an experiment, according to its creator, the mysterious lefty troll known as Respectable Lawyer.
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Under Wheeler's proposal, ISPs would have to transparently reveal what data was being collected and sold, and provide users with working opt out tools.
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The SEI as a whole is transparently funded by the Department of Defense (DoD), and has been since its inception over 20 years ago.
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Asked about the litigation, a Moore campaign spokesperson told VICE News, "We look forward to transparently discussing these matters in a court of law."
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And Rosenstein was far too willing to act expediently: He provided President Trump political cover — transparently cynical cover — for the firing of James Comey.
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Facebook and Google have both operated such apps, not always transparently, and Sensor Tower's key rival App Annie continues to do the same today.
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If you listen closely enough, all of Mr. Rouse — contemplative elegy, rowdy playfulness, eclectic homage — is in this score, masterfully orchestrated and transparently rendered.
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The arguments Trump's lawyers advanced Saturday largely fall flat, running the gamut from marginally convincing (at best) to transparently flimsy, outright misleading and disingenuous.
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In 2018, Facebook began more transparently explaining its facial recognition tech to users, pointing people to a settings page where they could disable it.
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These new unbundled, transparently priced plans sound great, but the onus is on Verizon now to show that it can actually deliver this consistently.
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I think they should go about it very quickly and very transparently and then decide what the next steps in the process should be.
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"TikTok has no higher priority than ensuring Congress Members&apos questions are addressed fully and transparently," TikTok said in a statement to Business Insider.
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"When the dust has settled on this unhappy episode, people must know that the government operates transparently, impartially and properly," he said on Monday.
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Sure. Was it weird that we all pretended that the whole Players' Tribune thing was anything other than a transparently ghost-written PR play?
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Is that good or bad, considering Obamacare transitioned from an administration deeply invested in its success to one transparently trying to make it fail?
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"Until the investigation is finished, there are a lot of unsubstantiated rumors and we want to make sure investigators finish their work transparently and clearly."
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The crux of Dorsey's argument has always been that the platform wants to maintain a sort of political neutrality and enforce rules clearly and transparently.
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The EPA didn't act as urgently and as transparently as it could have to help the people of Flint—something it has acknowledged only grudgingly.
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"Insofar as violations of antitrust law might have occurred, as a matter of principle Daimler cooperates openly and transparently with the responsible authorities," Daimler added.
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"The Trump Administration is providing regulatory certainty by transparently and accurately taking account of both costs and benefits," said an EPA statement on the proposal.
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" Löning recommended that WWF train its staff more, consider "setting up a human rights department," and "report more proactively and transparently on human rights issues.
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In her place comes Tilottama, a wild-haired Kerala Christian who has studied architecture in New Delhi and is transparently modelled on Ms Roy herself.
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"Investors and other stakeholders benefit when regulations ensure that important information is promptly and transparently provided to the marketplace," said Amy Borrus, CII's deputy director.
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In the event of a region failure, we transparently handle the failover and ensure continuity for your users and applications accessing data in Cloud Storage.
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That was later criticised by EU finance ministers, including from Germany and Slovakia, who called for the rules to be applied more predictably and transparently.
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We have a right to know transparently what happened with respect to both campaigns and how that -- how that issue -- how those issues were handled.
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Pyongyang said the promise to shut down the Punggye-ri site was to "transparently guarantee" its dramatic commitment to stop all nuclear and missile tests.
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It's a transparently cynical pick and, speaking in terms of politics, it's just as likely to backfire for that reason as it is to succeed.
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Her job, Sanders said, is to communicate President Donald Trump's agenda and answer reporters questions as "honestly and "transparently" as possible "at any given moment.
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" Patru said DeVos wasn't named in the lawsuit that came from the fine and called Democrats' efforts a "transparently political maneuver" and a "witch hunt.
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They not only sounded alarms about the supposed dangers of unlicensed blow dries, they transparently complained that unlicensed people were going to take their jobs.
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"This is an issue of critical importance to the coast, and one that must be handled openly, transparently, and fairly," she said in a statement.
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Transparently taking action will garner public support and lead to better quality patents, which means a stronger protections for innovations and a healthier system overall.
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British Columbia used a simple measure, which meant that the province's two-for-one requirement could be applied broadly and progress could be reported transparently.
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While it is true that AEC is (transparently) sponsored by IPAA and AOGA, the other members are not and have very different mandates and objectives.
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The play he writes about their relationship, with a "happy" ending where Annie has an epiphany that she loves him, comes across as transparently pathetic.
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Exxon, the world's largest publicly traded oil company, has said it has worked transparently for years on climate science and has properly disclosed business risks.
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Such as during the UK's 2016 EU referendum vote when large numbers of ads were non-transparently targeted with the help of social media platforms.
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Green "leaves a legacy of working honestly and transparently across the Executive and Legislative Branches to do what is in our collective interest," Menendez said.
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Pyne said he had spoken to Chinese authorities during his trip to "ensure that he (Yang) has been well cared for, treated fairly and transparently".
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The suit accused the commission of violating the Federal Advisory Committee Act, which requires such panels to operate transparently and to treat all members equally.
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And my heart, it swelled, just a little, to see the emotional side of making games, put out there, completely transparently, for everyone to see.
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"I carve out time each month to transparently share tools, templates, and strategies with folks from underrepresented backgrounds who are just starting their fundraising journey."
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So we're looking at an incompetently drafted bill that would hurt millions of people, whose sponsors are trying to sell it with transparently false claims.
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They are policy choices, decisions we've collectively made — perhaps not consciously or explicitly, certainly not choices that were debated transparently and democratically — but choices nonetheless.
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There needs to be a process to ensure that those red flags are raised to an appropriate level of seniority and adjudicated transparently and consistently.
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The company's system, she said, allows her and friends to quickly and transparently arrange deals among themselves, maintaining control and minimizing any disruption to creativity.
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Some worry that if outbreaks were to hit the camps, China might cover up the problem rather than working quickly and transparently to save lives.
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The Chinese government faced harsh criticism in the early 85033s for hiding the spread of SARS, and this time they are acting much more transparently.
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The whole thing would be recorded, and a copy of the recording would be posted publicly so people could see that everything was done transparently.
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And it badly hobbles his leadership, because you can't inspire others if nearly all of your energy goes so transparently and unabashedly into inflating yourself.
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"All countries should fully and transparently implement all relevant UN Security Council Resolutions on the DPRK," a State Department spokesperson said, referring to North Korea.
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Daimler declines to comment on the 1 million vehicles figure, but said it is cooperating fully and transparently with the KBA and Germany's Transport Ministry.
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The accused murderers, a young married couple, are defended by a tall, bald, sarcastic lawyer (Johannes Krisch) who is perhaps a bit too transparently villainous.
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There is no evidence that pricing carbon — the climate policy with the most transparently punitive effects on average voters — is the most popular climate strategy.
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Asked about LiDAR, a tech that some have speculate Musk might employ in future version of the Autopilot system, the Tesla CEO was fairly transparently dismissive.
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"Today ... I tell you frankly and transparently that I hope you would allow and accept my candidacy for the president's post," Sisi told a cheering crowd.
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The opposition, led by the Social Democrats, says that the government, which took over administration of Agrokor last April, was not running the restructuring process transparently.
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Countries set only voluntary greenhouse gas emissions reductions targets and the most significant binding portion of the Agreement was only that countries report their progress transparently.
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Expressly and transparently not caring about the fate of the major league team while waiting for that young talent to arrive, however, was a new twist.
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Nearly every country involved has pledged specific emission reductions and committed to a system whereby those reductions will be regularly reviewed and the information transparently shared.
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Williamson employs the rhetorical trick of insisting that because Warren is not stupid, she must be dishonest to have put forward such a transparently bad idea.
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Our industry is shifting from a subscription economy to a performance economy, where suppliers and buyers of digital products need to transparently collaborate to achieve outcomes.
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I started watching the show to make fun of it, because an entire anime devoted to transparently shilling Sanrio crap seemed too dumb to be real.
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Its transparently sourced "Essential for Women" capsules, available for $30 a month, contain these key nutrients, which contribute to marked improvements in mood, energy, and skin.
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The perception that such spending is more effective and has been transparently handed out has helped bring a tripling of foreign direct investment into the Philippines.
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"It's critical that the United States not choose sides in this war, and any American involvement can and must be debated transparently," the Democrats said Thursday.
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"The pricing of liothyronine has been conducted openly and transparently with the Department of Health in the UK over a period of 10 years," it said.
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The EPA ought to operate transparently, and explain the scientific basis for its methods, but legislating scientific methods will block innovation that can produce better results.
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Seeing a trip's destination was an intermittent feature during testing, a Lyft spokesperson said, but this is the first time it's been codified transparently like this.
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For timing so transparently tacky, it was easy to say, in the flurry of headlines to follow, that A-Rod and the Yankees deserved each other.
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In a tweet, Biden urged local elections officials in Arizona, Georgia and Florida to continue ongoing vote tabulations "fairly" and "transparently" despite controversy surrounding those efforts.
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Australian officials have called on China to handle the matter "transparently and fairly", but have downplayed the connection between Yang's case and those of the Canadians.
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His opponents think he's a fraud, or worse, and aren't going to be disabused of that idea by what would likely be a transparently misleading answer.
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But we the audience have Ms. Flood and Mr. Hudson, who so transparently embody their characters' joy, pain and doubts about the legitimacy of their emotions.
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Any record with transparently personal lyrics and a decent back story suddenly becomes an act of splurging onto the page or bleeding out in full view.
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"This case cannot be covered up, and we are expecting close cooperation from Saudi authorities on the investigation we are conducting transparently and meticulously," Gul said.
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Back in July 2016, that victory seemed exceedingly unlikely, hinging, as it did, on the election of a widely hated and transparently ridiculous man as president.
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Having one system of record ensures that all information collected by the FBI is searchable, discoverable and transparently linked to the authorities that allow that collection.
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"If Beijing handled this crisis as transparently as it says it did, then it should have nothing to hide," Hawley said in the op-ed article.
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This rationale was so transparently absurd that the Supreme Court ruled against allowing the question until the administration could come up with a less laughable excuse.
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I could walk away from fights by giving security guards a rare word of kindness, or infiltrate an office by transparently playing on corporate lackeys' insecurities.
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"We expect Hong Kong authorities not to use law enforcement selectively for political purposes, and to handle cases fairly and transparently," she added in a statement.
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"We expect Hong Kong authorities not to use law enforcement selectively for political purposes, and to handle cases fairly and transparently," she added in a statement.
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The R.W.A. said it would not immediately name a new president, instead "working transparently with its membership" to develop a process for appointing Mr. Suede's successor.
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Companies find it hard to obtain permits and visas for foreign workers and their dependents, and hope authorities will operate the system more smoothly and transparently.
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In Georgia, Republicans tried to use transparently phony concerns about access for disabled voters to close most of the polling places in a mainly black district.
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Ahead of the announcement, Kratsios told WIRED the guidelines are meant to ensure that AI is developed safely, transparently, and in ways that reflect American principles.
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So far, Facebook's immediate plan has been to add more human oversight in an effort to tease out transparently offensive targeting categories or foreign interference in elections.
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Excessive self-promotion was a charge often leveled at Lee, and part of the greatness of his dialogue was the way it so transparently grasped for enormity.
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What stands out, in retrospect, is how contrived the whole operation was, how transparently Hillary Clinton set the trap in the final moments of the presidential debate.
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Executives are leaving, funding is dwindling, and the project that appeared transparently vaporous during CES 20163 seems set to completely fizzle out at some point in 2017.
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However, the answer is to pay them—and charge its customers—fairly and transparently, not to leave it to the whim of riders to top wages up.
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Fans already love her portrayal of the transparently "virtuous" Tahani Al-Jami on NBC's The Good Place, but the actress isn't stopping there to win our hearts.
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"Let's do this in public, let's do this transparently, let's publish data, let's publish what we have done, what effect it's had, and the cost," he added.
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It may also mark the death of the crown prince's best ambitions, if not handled far more decisively and transparently than has been the case thus far.
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And by addressing the safety concerns so transparently, he certainly convinced a few more people that autonomy is the best and only way forward for US streets.
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"We're working as quickly as possible, and we're establishing the procedures as transparently as possible," Carrion told reporters after the meeting, which lasted less than 30 minutes.
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"We're working as quickly as possible, and we're establishing the procedures as transparently as possible," Carrión told reporters after the meeting, which lasted less than 30 minutes.
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This research needs to be done transparently, it can't just be a bunch of Cambridge Analyticas and one-on-one relationships between social media companies and researchers.
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Federal agencies should transparently disclose and address the costs of the policy changes they make, and the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs should enforce this requirement.
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"For weeks I've called for the committee to move more quickly and more transparently, particularly on the key issue of following the money in this investigation," Sen.
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Though sex was an important part of the three relationships I was juggling as ethically and transparently as I could, I was just as excited to boyfriend.
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Players deserve to know that the DFS industry operates fairly and transparently, and that states taking different and rushed approaches are not harming the overall consumer experience.
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MINUSCA said in an email that it is "reviewing and will transparently report on allegations (made by Code Blue)... of unreported cases of sexual exploitation and abuse".
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Given that the league and its teams are still popular and profitable, and that the game is transparently not failing, this seems strange and even self-defeating.
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That's why the Mooch is such a breath of fresh air: He is transparently loyal to the president's agenda, and wholly dedicated to seeing it pushed through.
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London (CNN Business)Weeks after the Brexit vote in June 2016, Japan urged the United Kingdom to negotiate its EU divorce quickly and transparently to protect business.
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Campaigners such as Amnesty International say it is extremely rare for troops to be held accountable for alleged abuses, or for such allegations to be investigated transparently.
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In particular, this involves providing sufficient information and transparently informing those concerned about the processing of voice commands, but also about the frequency and risks of mal-activation.
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It wasn't a battle fought by transparently reactionary antifeminists, but was instead about some very real divergences in opinion about how historical evidence and statements should be interpreted.
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The first sex scene between Anne and Gustav pushes boundaries of explicitness, but the physical action is so transparently contrived that it's very nearly ridiculous rather than shocking.
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But when you look at Musk's actual investments, he is very much concerned with allowing AI to develop while ensuring it does so transparently and without malicious intent.
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But it also presents their case where the major tech firms are called out as "bottleneck technology platforms," where information about products is not transparently shared with consumers.
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Shahbaz says that Netflix's response to the Saudi takedown request was in line with an emerging set of best practices for companies dealing transparently with such censorial pressure.
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"Panama's purported charges against President Martinelli are legally defective, lack probable cause and are transparently motivated by politics," the former leader's lawyers said in their motion seeking bail.
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Poroshenko said he had given explanations verbally and in writing about the sale of the shipbuilding plant, which he says was done transparently and without his direct participation.
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"We think the most important thing is the public interest and how can we do things more transparently," said Rocky Chan, a member of the New Macau Association.
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" "Once the first round of evaluation results were published, the Office of Adolescent Health transparently shared results and strongly encouraged grantees to shift to the most effective models.
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Petal shows options for how to pay a credit card balance, and tries to transparently show the cost of interest when borrowers don't pay off their whole statement.
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Mr. Dyer insouciantly mixes fiction and nonfiction, smuggling invented bits into the seams of his reported essays and stitching long threads of transparently autobiographical material into his novels.
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This agreement was made transparently and with local input, and for years has successfully balanced the desert tortoise's habitat and survival with the region's population and economic growth.
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While it may appear to be acting similarly to an intelligence agency through its information sharing efforts, there is a major distinction in that it will operate transparently.
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Some groups will win and some will lose, but society as a whole benefits, provided the terms of trade are fair and regulated by legitimate governments operating transparently.
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A man so transparently unfit for office should not be placed before the American people as a candidate for president under any kind of imprimatur save his own.
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The farting bass and spacey piano on "Way to the Show" gleam, transparently in the style of the late Bernie Worrell, but the song isn't propulsive; it shivers.
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"The Supreme Electoral Tribunal must have the time and space to count all votes transparently and free from interference," she said on Saturday in a post on Twitter.
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Data collected should also be handled with care and systems should make decisions transparently and in ways that don't carry legal implications for those tracked, the group said.
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But Senator Cory Booker's self-described Spartacus moment during the Brett Kavanaugh hearings didn't quite pan out — his rebellion was more transparently stagy and less audacious than advertised.
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But CNN's lawsuit argues the allegation is transparently bogus and based on the use of doctored video that appears to have originated with far-right conspiracy website Infowars.
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Such a victory would be transparently hollow because it would entail ceding principles to obtain power whose putative purpose is to enact those principles in the first place.
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It's too transparently engineered with a specific impact in mind — "I want this song to make me sound like a badass" — to feel like any kind of genuine.
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" The Democratic presidential nominee in a speech on Thursday said that Trump's child care deduction, which he first proposed Monday, "transparently is designed for rich people like him.
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"We'll be demanding companies sign up to the Fair Tax Mark standards, demonstrating transparently that they pay their fair share of taxes," McDonnell told his party's annual conference.
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"The United States has, and will continue to, openly and transparently express our grave concerns about the treatment and condition of human rights defenders in Cuba," Pompeo said.
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The idea is that, by publicly stating targets and reporting transparently on progress, participants will be driven by pride, peer pressure, and internal politics to meet those targets.
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When you read his characters, you enter completely and transparently into their way of seeing the world, and you accept that way will be cranky, and that's fine.
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NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg has urged all United Nations members to fully and transparently implement sanctions against North Korea, which he said has emerged as a global threat.
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They also argue that a sentence in a related document, the guidelines for Article 211, allows for such interactions to take place as long as they are conducted transparently.
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"We are asking them to take concrete steps to transparently show that they are dealing with the problem of online violence and abuse against women on their own platform."
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The WHO panel's statement said any human gene editing work should be done for research only, should not be done in human clinical trials, and should be conducted transparently.
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Google used to have this weekly meeting where the execs would take all kinds of hard questions from the employees, and they would field them pretty honestly and transparently.
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These new changes introduced today more transparently codify YouTube's newer, more strict approach against behavior the company feels harms its reputation and makes all of YouTube look lazily unregulated.
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An LSEG spokesman said it was not unreasonable to assume that lit venues - where trading volumes and bid and offer prices are displayed transparently - may benefit from the reforms.
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Not only was this a lie – he donated to a pile of Democrats from 2004 to 2006, including three presidential candidates – this whole Stormy Daniels campaign is transparently political.
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In some cases, the competitive startup and our parent see a benefit to making the investment and learning from and partnering with each other, but this is done transparently.
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The Conservative Party said only that "donations to the Conservative Party are properly and transparently declared to the Electoral Commission, published by them, and fully comply with the law".
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First, GDI Co-Founder and Director of Policy Ganesh Sitaraman argues for taking antitrust policymaking out of the courts and empowering antitrust enforcers to act more effectively and transparently.
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Like most organizations that are well-poised to protect themselves, campaigns must embrace this truth and be ready to act quickly and transparently in the event of an incident.
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Because the jobs numbers move massive markets, regulators carefully guard the information inside monthly job reports until it is deliberately and transparently delivered to all market participants at once.
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Congress should continue to fund resource increases so the courts can fairly, fully, transparently and efficiently adjudicate asylum claims as part of the removal process for deciding immigration cases.
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The one factor you didn't mention was our profession's failure to transparently communicate, even among ourselves, how surgeons vary from one another in the way they perform an operation.
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Although he came of age during the heyday of abstract painting, with its quest for higher truths, he favored an approach that was transparently down-to-earth and diaristic.
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When she says, "All white people look the same" or "It's true, I am good at everything," there is vulnerability to her vainglory because it is so transparently insecure.
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Last week, Mr. Joko promised that the investigation into Mr. Basuki would be carried out "strictly and transparently," and said he would "not protect him" from any criminal charges.
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"If Congress wants to approve robot cars for the road it should do what California did and force companies to transparently prove the cars are ready first," said Court.
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GitLab is sharing its impending ARR milestone as it runs its whole business very transparently (hence why my chat with its CEO was live-streamed, and archived on YouTube).
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Still, there can be no doubt that Hillary Clinton is deeply qualified to serve as President, whereas Donald Trump has proved himself a transparently serious threat to the Constitution.
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"The Iowa GOP is committed to updating and making sure that the caucuses are run as openly and transparently as possible," said Iowa Republican Party co-chairman Cody Hoefert.
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We intend to continue to operate openly and transparently in Texas, so that the millions of Texans who are fantasy sports fans can continue to enjoy the contests they love.
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" In response to an inquiry from CNBC, a spokesperson for Nissan said the company "has communicated actively and transparently with Renault regarding this matter, and will continue to do so.
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"It's really important to us that we build Koio in an authentic and sustainable way and that our authenticity is transparently communicated to customers in the digital age," said Wichert.
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In a viral Twitter thread last week, Bik criticized at least seven of these studies for failing to transparently describe the treatment they were testing, mostly on various cancer cells.
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It certainly has its flaws, like a script full of clunky exposition, stretched out by fetch quests that were transparently designed to keep our heroes occupied until the grand finale.
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But it's hard to watch a show, even one that telegraphs its big moments as transparently as TWD, just go through the motions of a fake surprise and tepid reveal.
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Under the GDPR, any business or organization that works with user data online will be required to explain, up front and transparently, what they're collecting and why they're collecting it.
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For example, last year we worked with a group called Gurls Talk, which is all about women talking openly and transparently about challenges and struggles they've had in their life.
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We are far from perfect and we like to raise our imperfections to the surface so that we can deal with them honestly and transparently, while also protecting personal privacy.
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"It has already been clarified quite clearly that this story about these Panama Papers was absolutely a non-story because everything was done completely legally, properly, transparently, openly," Infantino said.
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I mean, it's not like Facebook could have known the Trump campaign ad was a transparently racist attempt to gin up anti-immigration sentiment just days before the midterms. Right?
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Contrary to the opinion of some, the great ticket market rewrite is not about a world without the secondary market — it's about a world where all inventory exists together, transparently.
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To help roughly 500,000 sick people in the individual market, the federal government should transparently subsidize this group, perhaps in the form of vouchers, or guarantee a national risk pool.
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I wrote at the time in The New York Times: The Senate Republicans, by blatantly and transparently obstructing President Obama's judicial nominations, have goaded the Democrats into an historic mistake.
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The report also calls for the risks and benefits of SRM to be "thoroughly and transparently" evaluated, and for research to focus on the social needs of the world's poor.
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Abandon your transparently greedy get-rich-quick schemes, turn away from your casinos of de-facto modern-day penny stocks, and focus your decentralized attention on what the world needs.
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SPAG-ing, on the other hand, is being done transparently by straight celebrities trying to validate us queers by suggesting queer people are OK, because they're just like normal people!
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His scaremongering over refugees is transparently Machiavellian, but his critiques on the former secretary of State wanting open borders and being not adequately concerned with domestic security still hit hard.
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She understood the importance of discussing this issue transparently, as up to 50 percent of individuals with bipolar disorder attempt suicide at least once over the course of their lifetime.
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So, for example, investors are able to buy and sell equity more easily and transparently, while tracking cap tables — traditionally a messy business — can be more process driven and clear.
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This was a kindness to both those who were old and wanted to get home and those of us transparently fighting age who foolishly made plans for the next bar.
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Getting companies to pay transparently for the information will not just provide a better deal for the users whose data is scooped up as they go about their online lives.
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There's a literary niche on the internet where otherwise normal people transparently catalog their purchases for all to see in an effort to dispel the taboo surrounding talking about money.
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So he put together this nice little Zoom Redirector browser extension that "transparently redirects any meeting links to use Zoom's browser based web client," as he puts it on Github.
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Among the reasons we can confidently conclude that the president abused his power is that the White House's explanation for the expulsion of Mr. Comey was transparently false, even ludicrous.
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We are not candidly and transparently confronting the challenges of our health-care system to ensure that high-quality care is accessible, affordable and delivers better value to all Americans.
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The city should accurately and transparently report such data and work with the New York Police Department to improve security in and around shelters, presenting those plans to all residents.
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By drawing a comparison between AOC's ideology to that of the genocidal Khmer Rouge in Cambodia, the PAC makes a series of claims that range from absurd to transparently false.
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Yet the company and regulators must fix an automated system known as MCAS found to have played a role in both crashes, ensuring the Max is certified safely and transparently.
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For individual members who are in close races or states, renouncing Trump is a transparently desperate electoral strategy, since these candidates now understand they can't win without reaching beyond core Republicans.
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It might be important for scientists to make the case for these methodologies and to explain clearly and transparently why they form such a crucial element of a learning health system.
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Over time, the platforms in finance — marketplace lending or otherwise — that serve the customer better than others, offer investors solid risk-adjusted returns transparently, and demonstrate strong unit economics will win.
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At-will political staffers are not hired transparently—a source of consternation for government watchdogs who monitor their rising salaries, connections to landed interests, and the patterns of their political donations.
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It has a tiny 640 x 400 OLED display that, much like Google Glass, sits semi-transparently in the corner of your vision when you wear the product on your face.
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Though he may still achieve that, his success in doing so now rests heavily on how quickly, decisively and transparently he can manage the current crisis and learn from his mistakes.
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Ideally, the result will be change in the form of more ethical technology created, improved and managed transparently by highly accountable people — from company developers to CEOs to boards of directors.
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These minerals are scarce only because deposits in other parts of the world have so far been uneconomic to extract, but that may change as demand for transparently sourced minerals increases.
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"As we feel our way cautiously to this goal, we will move transparently and predictably in order to minimize needless market disruption and risks to our dual-mandate objectives," he said.
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" Trend Micro said its investigation into the matter was still underway and that it was working closely with law enforcement, but that it wanted to "transparently share what we have learned.
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The deduction "was panned from the left, the right, the center, because it transparently is designed for rich people like him," the Democratic presidential nominee said at an event in Michigan.
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At the time, I wrote this in The New York Times: The Senate Republicans, by blatantly and transparently obstructing President Obama's judicial nominations, have goaded the Democrats into an historic mistake.
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The past couple of years were a slow, painful swan song; the former folk hero was earthbound and hamstrung and otherwise transparently mortal, and mortality tends to be a life sentence.
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The two women met in 1903, at the home of a mutual friend in Lincoln—Lewis later wrote of Cather's "transparently clear, level, unshrinking gaze"—and began living together in 1908.
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It would be nice to attribute this change of plans to a genuine change of conscience, but, in signing the order, Trump was transparently angry at being compelled to do so.
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Clinton was relentlessly slandered by conservative super pacs, financed by huge sums of dark money, whose "fake news" attacks against her were megaphoned by certain transparently-conservative players in the media.
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The plaintiff "experienced hostility when she opposed this proposed tax dodge, and was subjected to a transparently trumped up reason for her firing," her lawyer Jason Rozger said in an interview.
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Several days before Friday's summit, the North surprised the world by declaring it would dismantle the test site to "transparently guarantee" its dramatic commitment to stop all nuclear and missile tests.
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" It added,"To invoke the concept of 'national defense' for what is transparently a domestic effort to boost an uneconomical segment of industry would be an unprecedented abuse of the act.
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Marina Berlusconi, the politician's daughter and chairman of Fininvest, said in a statement on Saturday it had "behaved absolutely transparently and correctly" throughout the negotiations for the sale of the club.
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The dam project will continue but without the American funds, "given the Afghan government's inability to transparently manage U.S. government resources," Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said in a written statement.
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Their allegations should be met with empathy and a societal push to ensure that any victim of sexual abuse can easily and transparently report sex crimes without fear, shame or retaliation.
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House Democrats flubbed it the first time by spinning in circles, as Pelosi transparently slow-played the Mueller impeachment inquiry (or non-inquiry) to its seemingly inevitable whimper of an ending.
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The case prompted criticism from some gay rights activists and sex worker rights groups, who questioned why prosecutors were targeting the service after it had operated transparently for nearly two decades.
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While the opposition party is given the opportunity to respond, the event is transparently political, with the benefit of having all the networks devote their prime time schedule to its coverage.
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Make it Personal … Because it is The GOP must find a candidate that could make the race not just an election between two parties but a visceral and transparently personal contest.
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For Republicans, the path to this moment has been long and transparently paved — the House in particular has signaled the Republican policy vision through bills it has been passing for years.
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"Petty" can describe the nonsense, but it can also describe the kind of person who is constantly stooping to engage with it, often transparently in the service of his own ego.
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As Noisey's reporting revealed, some New York clubs are beginning to tackle harassment more transparently, engaging actively with their customers and formulating explicit policies on how to stamp out such behavior.
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" In a 2011 dissent, Justice Scalia called Justice Sonia Sotomayor's account of the facts of a case in her majority opinion "so transparently false that professing to believe it demeans this institution.
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Strange's girlfriend disapproved, presumably because writer Steve Engleheart was looking for drama.) Eventually, more conventional heroes joined up as well, including Hawkeye (briefly) and Nighthawk, a former supervillain transparently modeled on Batman.
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"At this moment, the Accord is the only organization that is meaningfully and transparently making factories safer," said Christie Miedema, a spokeswoman for the alliance of garment industry unions and advocacy organizations.
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The North surprised the world several days before the summit by declaring it would dismantle its nuclear test site to "transparently guarantee" its dramatic commitment to stop all nuclear and missile tests.
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Now you can run Linux inside Windows 10, macOS is transparently based on Unix, and both companies have to interact with and contribute to open-source software or risk being made irrelevant.
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The idea of an immutable database that stores transactions securely and transparently, and which is controlled by no single entity, is an interesting concept that can be applied to several different domains.
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Probably less so, because everyone involved seems so transparently unenthused to be there, including the shadowy studio audience that seems cruelly to have to applaud constantly throughout boring, drawn out gameplay stretches.
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Under GDPR, collecting and using online health data for advertising is illegal if the websites don't get explicit consent and transparently explain what they're doing with your data, and who's getting it.
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His affection for Kellyanne Conway hinges on her superhuman power not to break into laughter or spontaneously combust when she puts the most ludicrously adulatory spin on his most transparently execrable deeds.
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In that one sentence, Trump returned to his original position that "many sides" bore responsibility, which comes after a transparently insincere attempt on Monday to blame neo-Nazis and white supremacists specifically.
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Decisions about how and when this technology is developed and deployed have to be made with the buy-in of those who will be surveilled, and these decisions must be made transparently.
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In the 1960s, you could change your name and cover up where you came from (Andy Warhol) or you could remember where you came from without making transparently autobiographical work (Robert Rauschenberg).
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He sent his wealth forth in thousands of dollars paid to Instagram influencers but also in smaller sums committed to normal people willing to spam their contacts with transparently inauthentic Bloomberg boosterism.
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In November, the WeWorkers Coalition, an employee advocacy group, asked the company to resolve allegations of sexual harassment quickly and transparently and to end mandatory arbitration for sexual harassment, among other requests.
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Besides shifting consumer sentiment, the $2 trillion industry needs drastic change and I will be calling for multi-stakeholder collaboration to measure, improve and transparently communicate environmental and social sustainability of fashion.
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An "ethical" fund doesn&apost necessarily mean going after companies with an altruistic business model, but rather making sure they are run transparently and don&apost misbehave in order to make money.
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"It is now more important than ever for physicians to transparently and accurately document their justification for using an opioid so that we can identify and rectify problematic prescribing behavior," Sherry said.
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The bottom line: A gated certification program would require AV companies to transparently demonstrate their ability to conform with objective safety criteria applicable to each development stage, until mandatory performance standards are adopted.
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This will include state legislators introducing transparently pro-net neutrality bills, like Washington state representative Drew Hansen, who Wednesday introduced H.B. 2282, which would prohibit ISPs from blocking any content or throttling service.
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At the show, Verizon and AOL revealed their new "BrandBuilder suite," a program for advertisers that allows them to more transparently and securely find and convert new customers to their brands, he said.
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" A Conservative spokesperson rebuffed Labour's criticism, telling the Mirror: "All donations to the Conservative party are properly and transparently declared to the Electoral Commission, published by them, and comply fully with the law.
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"We appreciate that Mark Cuban reacted swiftly, thoroughly and transparently to the allegations first set forth in Sports Illustrated – including the immediate hiring of Cynthia Marshall as CEO to effect change," Silver said.
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She added that her decision to go public now is based on the fact that she has public work commitments coming up, and values the ease that comes with living truthfully and transparently.
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Dubbed "Brolly Contents," the new offering promises "flexible" monthly cover for all or a subset of the items you own, transparently priced and delivered in a more convenient way via Brolly's mobile app.
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Though transparently autobiographical on the author's part, the novelist's fictional hero, Atticus Fitch, is the widowed father of two children, Jem and Scout, and a small-town lawyer in the Jim Crow South.
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The agency recently held a workshop on the use of similar "cross-device" tracking software, as privacy-oriented organizations have called on the agency to ensure such software is used ethically and transparently.
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No need for a fancy facility (although Texas, its motives as transparently shameless as ever, requires clinics that provide only medication abortions to meet the same physical standards as those providing surgical abortion).
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Our goal is not to punish our secretaries and agency heads for travelling or deter them from doing so, instead our goal is to ensure taxpayer dollars are being used responsibly and transparently.
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"There does not need to be an investigation," because the trust was set up transparently and has no trading operations or bank accounts, Poroshenko said, when asked about the fiscal service's planned investigation.
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Its cinematic artfulness, and pioneering status, outweigh the transparently out of date nature of the racism it depicts, which, in itself, stands as a useful lesson in the nasty side of American history.
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"He is so easily played by foreign leaders, so transparently susceptible to flattery," said Eliot A. Cohen, one of Mr. Trump's harshest critics and a former adviser to Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice.
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Its characters are subject to recognizable emotions that they struggle to express clearly and transparently, helped along by a musical soundtrack heavy with Schubert and by the close attention of Mr. Hong's camera.
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But Trump, by shutting down an FBI investigation into Kavanaugh for transparently partisan purposes and earlier firing Comey and Deputy Director Andrew McCabe on thin pretexts sends a powerful message: He doesn't care.
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Incremental restrictions, enforced steadily and transparently, tend to work far better than draconian measures, particularly at enlisting the public's cooperation, which is especially important for properly handling outbreaks in our interconnected, globalized world.
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Tracking this data and transparently reporting it will go a long way towards regaining community confidence that the vast majority of police officers are professional and restrained in the conduct of their duties.
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Now we have a leader who is transparently exploiting his office for personal enrichment, in ways that all too obviously amount in practice to influence-buying by domestic malefactors and foreign governments alike.
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As guests and panelists transparently congratulated the two on the good news, they and Geist would turn the best wishes into platitudes about their ratings (the show just delivered its best quarter ever).
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My arguments, Horn insisted, were transparently motivated by a "deathist" ideology, a need to protect myself against the terror of death by trying to convince myself that death was actually not so terrible.
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"We do our work in a strictly nonpolitical way, based on detailed analysis, which we put on the record transparently, and we don't ... take political considerations into account," Powell told the radio show.
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Mark Toner, a spokesman for the State Department, said that Washington would raise the issue with India, and he urged New Delhi to "work transparently and cooperatively" in enforcing laws regulating foreign aid.
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If the government are not prepared to shut them now, they should - at the very least - state clearly and transparently what their triggers will be for closing schools over the next few days.
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One way to answer that question is by going back to the original, 1984 Ghostbusters, which, in addition to being a massively successful crowd-pleaser, was also a thoroughly and transparently political film.
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Instead, nations need to work together to draw boundaries and proceed transparently, first voluntarily pledging not to proceed with germline editing to create babies for a fixed period — perhaps five years, he said.
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Meanwhile the CSU's attempts to win over Bavarians by taking her on have transparently failed: polls show fewer, not more, voters in the party's home state now plan to support it in the autumn.
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The unofficial one, which I think most employees believed, is that Jennifer killed Summoner — she saw an opportunity to save Avatara, leave a life she probably hated, and ruin a man she transparently despised.
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While the information wasn't stolen, it was gathered via an app that asked for consent before accessing user data, the information was being used for a purpose that wasn't transparently disclosed to the users.
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And when Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump accused Google of tweaking its search engine's results to suppress bad news about Hillary Clinton, transparently debunking the claim and explaining the mechanics proved a bit complicated.
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Adi: My primary frustration with Westworld is that everyone's motives and actions seem so transparently designed to serve whatever particular bit of mystery or symbolism the show is trying to convey at the moment.
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"I am concerned that the city of Orlando appears to be continuing the pilot program using Amazon's Rekognition facial profiling technology without transparently communicating to the public how they are implementing it," Democratic Rep.
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"There is convincing proof that the Overseas Election Committee in Kuala Lumpur did not carry out its task of conducting the 2019 election objectively, transparently and professionally," the election committee said in a statement.
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"The military and the NLD should work together closely and transparently to bring down the divide and promote trust," said Tin Htwe, an outgoing lawmaker from the junta-linked Union Solidarity and Development Party.
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The idea of liberating people's access to their own money led companies like TransferWise and WorldRemit to create platforms to dramatically reduce money transfer costs, display fees transparently and guarantee fair currency exchange rates.
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Each company is selling a standard unit (a share), prices are transparently disclosed and buyers and sellers can connect in a central market (an exchange) to buy and sell their securities at voluntary prices.
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But few have written about the scene in terms of it being as a really bad writing decision — a way to put off a major event we knew was coming in transparently silly fashion.
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Airbnb does have a nondiscrimination policy, but it has a separate one for hosts outside of the United States and European Union that is transparently less comprehensive and protective for guests in these regions.
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Fourth, we should openly and transparently speak with the media about our profession, its value, why we believe it is valuable to society and offer non-proprietary examples of our contributions to good government.
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Huizhou government officials visited Esudai's offices on May 20 for inspections, the company said on its website, adding that it is cooperating in the investigation and has operated legally and transparently for six years.
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The result is a performance of freestyle bullshit in which Smith, who has transparently not studied for this test, buys himself time through sighs and scowls and, in a nicely Trumpian flourish, obfuscatory emphasis.
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Kim told Moon that he would soon invite experts and journalists from the United States and South Korea to "transparently open to the international community" the dismantling of the facilities, the Blue House said.
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"These are things of the past and we want to clearly separate the past from the present and defend the Ministry's point of view that we are doing things correctly and transparently," he said.
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During Wisconsin's lame duck session, Republican lawmakers pulled a similar stunt, passing a number of bills transparently designed to rein in the authority of the incoming Democratic governor just weeks before he took office.
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It's a transparently political ploy aimed at next week's midterm elections—and an absurd one, given that the caravan is hardly a national security issue and certainly nothing that requires thousands of armed soldiers.
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Inercom, part of a group that has activities in construction and solar energy, said it was aware of the social importance of the business it will acquire and pledged to work transparently and responsibly.
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Held two months after the murder of Saudi dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi, most world leaders applied what in these coronavirus days would be called "social distancing" towards MbS, while Putin was transparently MbS's buddy.
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In countries with higher road safety standards and bus companies that operate more transparently, overnight bus trips may be an affordable and comfortable option, but it's critical to do your homework before booking one.
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For content that is merely "harmful" rather than illegal, online platforms will be required to be upfront about what behavior and content is acceptable on their sites, and enforce those rules consistently and transparently.
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What makes it so attractive universally, however, is Gomez transparently laying down what it took for her to realize she was in a relationship with someone who she loved more than they loved her.
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But there's a lot of evidence that the American people are in favor of fair reforms to Defense, Social Security and Medicare – provided they're done transparently and with as much voter input as possible.
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In the cellar, no overt manipulations or additives are allowed beyond a minimal amount of sulfur dioxide, which has long been used as a stabilizer and preservative, and all processes should be communicated transparently.
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Yet Ms. Arias wields the tools of documentary theater with such dexterity, and her performers have so transparently lived with the damage that the war wrought on them, that their recollections feel utterly universal.
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From the ADD, 8-bit streams of Lil Data to A.G. Cook's reworking of Bieber's "What Do You Mean" into an '80s power ballad, everything about the PC Music showcase was transparently, forcefully purposeful.
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The companies were asked to establish a policy to phase out routine, non-medical use of antibiotics across their supply chains; specify clear targets and timelines for implementation; and report more transparently on their activities.
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Furthermore, the justification Trump officials gave for the firing was transparently bogus — they criticized Comey for being too tough on Hillary Clinton in the email investigation, when everyone knew the president had the opposite view.
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When Big Little Lies premiered last year, there was understandable pushback when some critics referred to it as a soap opera (not that there's anything wrong with that), because the description felt so transparently gendered.
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Uber's diversity numbers range from unremarkable to remarkably shitty and releasing them now, after first saying they weren't worth releasing, is as transparently opportunistic as all the smiling brown faces on the company's diversity homepage.
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"It's possible that Samsung Group companies will try to behave more transparently in response and operate in a more fair manner that shareholders can rationally understand," said IBK Asset Management fund manager Kim Hyun-su.
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Trump also has a history of firing people in times of duress only to later bring them back into the fold — or even to resist firing them altogether, even if they've committed transparently harmful offenses.
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"They taught us a certain method that helped us prepare to fundraise effectively," he said, describing how he received training to ensure the business is managed transparently and responsibly in a way that reassures investors.
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Comey has laid out a troubling pattern of the president's refusal to respect or understand the traditional independence of the FBI director — a pattern that culminated in his own firing under a transparently bogus pretext.
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At the end of the day, this season is transparently building toward a war between Rick and Negan, and this week's episode makes clear that the eventual battle might start far sooner than we think.
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"It is best not to dive in head-first and hope for the best but rather to work slowly, transparently and verifiably to build trust and lock in concessions," Schumer warned on the Senate floor.
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In short, the Ex-Im Bank has never proven itself to be a trustworthy steward of taxpayer money, or its own rules and bylaws – which makes its failure to act transparently that much more concerning.
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In throwing a bunch of establishment figures (Clinton, Wasserman Schultz, Obama) under the bus as she raced to ally herself with Sanders, she transparently indicated that Sanders is the de facto leader of the party.
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Poor Jackson is once again the target in The Hateful Eight , and his character gets "niggered" so often—and in many cases transparently for comic effect—that I genuinely started to feel sorry for him.
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And while that will surely again put him in the conversation for awards hardware, it's in the service of a movie so transparently devoted to that prospect as to possess relatively little heft beyond it.
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But unlike in France, where Mr. Macron ran on a transparently pro-European platform, campaigning with a European flag and playing the European anthem on election night, Europe hardly featured on the German campaign trail.
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That team wasn't quite great, or even consistently good, but it was the most fun Knicks team to watch in ages, and Stoudemire was transparently having the time of his life as its centerpiece star.
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If Mr. Trump's assertion that there was no collusion between his campaign officials and the Russian government is true, he should want this matter to be fully investigated as quickly and as transparently as possible.
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The character first appeared in the game Tomb Raider 22 years ago, and from the start, she was transparently the product of a particularly straight male imagination: brilliant, gorgeous, absurdly athletic, and famously anatomically improbable.
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Currently, it is stuck in an unsavory marriage of convenience with coal, begging for federal bailouts for "baseload" plants in the name of "resiliency," a transparently fraudulent case that is winning the industry no friends.
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The decision to drop charges followed criticism among some gay rights activists, who held a protest in September and have questioned why prosecutors are targeting the service after it had operated transparently for nearly two decades.
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The battle those groups are waging in Moser's name is transparently about more than just the fate of Texas' 7th congressional district: They are now building out their own contact lists through emails denouncing the DCCC.
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Swift's 2012 album Red is a fall album not just because it came out in October that year, but because the lion's share of it is transparently about a relationship that took place in the fall.
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"That's not a prediction of what's going to happen, but that's what we need to do in order to make sure that ... the system is very clearly and transparently ... able to continue to lend," he said.
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"Crypto and crisis is a perfect match, and aid organizations will undeniably be able to respond more quickly using blockchain-based digital money, which arrives at email-speed, safely and transparently," said Marianne Haahr of Sustania.
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Asked whether his own business ties would raise questions about conflicts of interest as they have for Trump, Cuban said that although he wouldn't divest from all his holdings, he would handle the situation more transparently.
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Instead, they hope they can use the decentralized method of record-keeping introduced by Bitcoin — known as the blockchain or distributed ledger — to complete and record transactions in the real economy more efficiently, quickly and transparently.
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Gabon's former colonial ruler France, which has a military base in the country and a large stake in the oil sector via major Total, has urged the court to examine the opposition's complaint transparently and impartially.
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Then, once the ink was dry, the Obama administration unilaterally interpreted "separate" to mean "together" and permitted insurers to bury the surcharge in their plan documents instead of collecting separate payments transparently, as the law requires.
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If a stentorian voice once prevailed on public radio, the model of the host that Glass incarnates, and that Brian Reed embodies on "S-Town"—a sensitive, hesitating, transparently liberal male—has become equally ubiquitous today.
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I'm not suggesting you make a have-sex-with-me-more-often-or-else-I'm-leaving ultimatum, but rather that you transparently share your feelings with her about the fact that this really matters to you.
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Additionally, Amazon is updating its app for drivers to more transparently break down payments for each delivery, showing clearly what portion of their pay will come from Amazon and what portion is coming from a tip.
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Shortly after Mr. Gabyshev's arrest overnight at his roadside camp in eastern Siberia, prosecutors in Moscow asked a court to free a jailed actor whose recent conviction on transparently trumped-up charges had stirred widespread outrage.
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The group said in its annual audit of human rights around the world that the Trump administration's decision to implement a travel ban that barred people from several Muslim-majority countries was "transparently hateful," CNN reported.
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"We do our work in a strictly nonpolitical way, based on detailed analysis, which we put on the record transparently, and we don't ... take political considerations into account," Powell said in a recent interview with Marketplace.
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Mr. Trump has now made it transparently clear that human rights and democracy are not his big concerns and that he places more value on Egypt as a partner in the fight against the Islamic State.
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Thanks to UnReal, the psychological stressors of The Bachelor have never been more transparently on display, and the show has served to tweak The Bachelor from fairy tale to dystopian survival saga: The Hunger Games in formalwear.
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In it, she said that "the single most important thing a company can do to prove to its employees that it is dedicated to acting ethically, legally, responsibly, and transparently" is to end its forced arbitration agreements.
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But, on the other hand, I remember that the show, while transparently cynical, is also partly about someone finding a person that they like to date; Rachel is open to "the process" and giving everyone a chance.
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"Samsung must act transparently to ensure these gadgets don't end up in the trash but are instead dismantled and separated, and that the precious materials they contain are reused," Greenpeace said in a statement at the time.
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To avoid a similar fate, these new utilities (the Googles, Amazons and Ubers of the world) must proactively build algorithmic accountability into their systems, faithfully and transparently act as their own watchdogs or risk eventual onerous regulation.
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Now, there's a lot of frustration, I know, about this notion of leadership and communication, and there's often times that view that leadership means that you should just naturally, and transparently and very openly, communicate top down.
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"We want the investigative commission to work transparently and investigate all the suspects, including the members of the former (military) council who are now members of the sovereign council," said Hadeel Ahmed, a 28-year-old demonstrator.
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I also had high hopes that this movie was going to be transparently about the life and times of Gigi Hadid, which turned out not to be the case, even though there was a character named Gigi.
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"It is because of my confidence in their devotion and professionalism as a department that I expect the current, active investigation into this shooting to be conducted thoroughly, transparently and as rapidly as is possible," Mitchell said.
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"I will support this legislation, but I will be vigilant in ensuring that it is administered fairly and transparently, with the needs of the Puerto Rican people firmly in mind," Durbin said in a Medium post Tuesday.
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"A Whole Life" is one of those stripped-down everyman stories that is transparently, self-consciously about Much More: the encroachment of modernity, the universal nature of love and heartbreak, the quickness of our passage through life.
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"In this polarized moment, the best alternative for the good of Brazil is that the definitive makeup of presidential candidates be clarified quickly, transparently and with collegiality," said Luís Roberto Barroso, the judge presiding over the case.
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For long-haired hippies who embraced all things "green," who saw "peace and love" not as utopian abstractions but as a way of life, the all-natural, anti-corporate, and transparently pacifist Dr. Bronner's was their soap.
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So work transparently so everyone can see where we are on things and then have your conversations be on what are we going to do to make progress as opposed to just find out where we are.
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New uproar over Trump's view of his expansive authority as commander-in-chief and refusal to act transparently comes as Washington is about to turn its focus back to an impeachment caused by those very character traits.
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David North, group executive for strategy and corporate affairs at Pick n Pay said the company had explained throughout the inquiry that the grocery retail market "operates fairly and transparently and in the interests of all consumers".
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"This is an effective hit because one thing that, I think, most people can see whenever they see Adam Schiff go on TV is just how transparently partisan he really is," said one former White House official.
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Both check the boxes to be included in Fidelity's fund — the former has women in the C-suite and the latter boasts a female CEO — which are outlined transparently on the fund's page and in its prospectus.
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MILAN (Reuters) - AC Milan's president said on Tuesday his purchase of the soccer club from former Italian premier Silvio Berlusconi was conducted legally and transparently after a finance police report indicated potentially suspicious elements in the deal.
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Those reports were the basis of the briefings given this week to the Security Council, which must now ensure that the government of South Sudan and the U.N. Secretariat act transparently and address the reports' findings and recommendations.
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"Iran has acted upon all its promises in the nuclear agreement and, with attention to the one-sided withdrawal of America ... expects the remaining partners to operate their programs more quickly and transparently," Rouhani was quoted as saying.
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The Automated Decision Systems Task Force will produce a report in December 2019 examining algorithms used across the public sector, making recommendations for how agencies can use them more transparently and make them more understandable for those impacted.
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Unfortunately, it is also transparently an advertisement for one of Game of Thrones' most famous catchphrases, and therefore sort of an advertisement for the show itself, placed within the dialogue of the show, which you are already watching.
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One way for shareholders to measure improved governance in this instance is observing if new, improved controls are put in place to manage the core product transparently and responsibly (vis a vis Americans' changing attitudes towards data privacy).
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From the user's point of view, they'll experience a monolithic list of organically sorted apps they can browse and try for free: no gatekeeping, no preferential treatment and transparently open to every developer who connects to the API.
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"The Pacific has significant investment needs, and Australia welcomes all investment that supports sustainable development in line with the priorities and ambitions of Pacific countries, is delivered transparently, and does not impose heavy debt burdens," the spokesperson said.
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Under Marcario, Patagonia has become one of the highest rated "B-corps," (the b stands for "benefit") transparently dedicated to more than just profits, and it's become an industry leader for best practices in sustainable manufacturing and farming.
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Szydlo, who last week said in an emotional speech that she would "not yield to any ultimatum" from Brussels, said after Tuesday's talks with Timmermans that the government had proposed ways to make the constitutional tribunal operate transparently.
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Those who ratify it make pledges to combat climate change as their countries see fit, and they are obliged to report on them transparently, in more of a name-and-shame system than one with mutually set goals.
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But Trump's remarks were so transparently disingenuous, and his affect so listless, that no one would be in danger of thinking he was invested in denouncing the white supremacists who make up a sizable portion of his base.
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It is not yet clear whether the Ethiopian Airlines crash, in which all 157 people onboard died on March 10, could have been prevented if information had been shared more transparently and quickly after the Lion Air accident.
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Given the shift, I'd like the company to channel those often rowdy and raw all-hands meetings and transparently explain to its employees and users and regulators what it is willing to compromise in its return to China.
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Several days before Friday's historic summit between Moon and North Korea's Kim Jong Un, the North had promised to dismantle its Punggye-ri nuclear test site to "transparently guarantee" its dramatic commitment to stop all nuclear and missile tests.
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"Vivendi's management reaffirms that it acquired its stake in Mediaset totally legally and transparently and remains absolutely confident in the conclusion of this disagreement," the group said in a statement that confirmed the raid of its offices on Thursday.
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BRUSSELS, May 8 (Reuters) - European Union governments voted on Tuesday to fine Austria less for misreporting its debt than proposed by the European Commission, despite their own calls for the rules to be applied more transparently, EU officials said.
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"The northern nuclear test ground of the DPRK will be dismantled to transparently guarantee the discontinuance of the nuclear test," KCNA said after Kim convened a plenary session of the Central Committee of the ruling Worker's Party on Friday.
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This is transparently a move to one-up Spotify's Genius integration, which lets you listen to a song while you read its lyrics and production history, as well as whatever ridiculous and delightful factoids Genius users have deemed relevant.
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The flavor of youth is a particularly fleeting one, which is why, as a young critic, I am particularly wary of the captured "lightning in a bottle," efforts of Ryan McGinley, Larry Clark, and, albeit more transparently, Richard Kern.
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These cities have pledged to meet ambitious targets for reducing carbon emissions, adapt to climate change and increase local access to clean and affordable energy, all while holding themselves accountable for planning and reporting their progress transparently and consistently.
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And Stephen A. Smith transparently really cared, a lot, about the fact that Lakers rookie D'Angelo Russell recorded his teammate and professional basketball meme Nick Young talking about hooking up with a 19-year-old girl in a club.
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"I don't see any problem with Bloomberg News covering a candidacy of Michael Bloomberg running for president, as long as they establish and transparently state the standards and practices of the coverage at the outset," McCall told The Hill.
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Three weeks ago, Spotify spoke to this issue with a blog post on their website: "One of our core commitments is making sure that everyone involved in the creation of music is paid fairly, rapidly, and transparently," they wrote.
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Any rule that shuts down workaround provisions enacted by blue states while allowing the same type of tax dodge to persist in red states that use them to divert funds to private education would be transparently political and unfair.
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The infamous "We must dispel with …" wasn't just vile and stupid (even the first time, let alone repeated); it was also, transparently, not something Rubio believed or even cared about except that his handlers told him to say it.
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"There is no cause to celebrate and no cause for alarm but there is cause to recognize how quickly, how thoroughly and transparently my challenge was seen, verified and in the end ruled on," he told a news conference.
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TRANSPARENTLY CONTROVERSIAL: A bipartisan group of senators is pushing back against the new public records policy at the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), saying it may violate the law by giving political appointees the power to hold back requested information.
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" Buttigieg spokeswoman Lis Smith also called it a "transparently political attempt to paper over a very serious policy problem, which is that she wants to force 150 million people off their private insurance- whether they like it or not.
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"I'll say this, if we did it — and I'd say there's at least a fair chance that we did — it was an unintentional accident of war and we will transparently report it to you when we're ready," Townsend said.
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"All the President's Men," which gave Mr. Redford one of his most enduring roles, as Bob Woodward, is an openly and transparently political film because it concerns the journalistic investigation into the scandal that eventually brought down a president.
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And now, suddenly, on Monday -- the "eve of her first debate Tuesday with her Republican opponent," said the New York Times -- a video surfaced on social media; it is aimed squarely and transparently at riling up a racist base.
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" Translation: "This is, in context, actually a total non-sequitur, but it doesn't matter—I needed to get this transparently pre-written line out there, so it can get replayed a few hundred times in the next 24 hours.
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This is a difficult year bleeding out, the last dimming moments of it; it is hard to say that what waits on the other side of all this, on the other side of the transparently false dawn ahead, looks much brighter.
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Since then, its pages have expanded and continued to transparently lay out how the company encrypts user data on its devices, so not even the company can read it — and, when data is uploaded, how it's securely processed and stored.
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Discussing Facebook's reticence to put paywalls in and engage with publishers transparently, Ms. Brown said at the February media and tech conference that it had taken too long for the social network to come around to a workable news strategy.
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The reason for doing so is transparently obvious: Timberwolves head coach and President of Basketball Operations Tom Thibodeau is close to Rose and coached him during a miraculous MVP season seven years ago, when both were employed by the Chicago Bulls.
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"We raised, of course, the transparently political objective behind this, which is to allow the majority to set a certain narrative for a week or so before they release a full statement of the facts from the minority," Schiff said.
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Open approaches – ones that start with easy-to-use software, priced transparently and fairly, and built for others to share and improve – are transforming major sectors globally, from payments (Braintree & Stripe), to hosting (AWS), to communications (Twilio), to mobile (Android).
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Often, though, their gestures come off as sententious and insincere (but I'm sure Mia Farrow really does love her black children), transparently performative actions to ensure that they're included in whatever the topic du jour is, adding gravitas to their image.
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This is not to say that new technologies should never be used, but they should be regulated, used transparently, deployed based on reasonable suspicion, designed to minimize impact on our digital security, and subject to effective and independent control and supervision.
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"Since the launch of this investigation, Evanger's has acted as openly and transparently, sharing all test results, what we as a company were doing to continue the investigation, and all facts of the investigation," the company said in a statement.
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As Thomas described to Wired, ILP is a top-layer cryptographic escrow system that allows funds to move between ledgers with the help of intermediaries, called "connectors," which understand the underpinning of each ledger and perform the cross-ledger transactions transparently.
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The man who touted "hyperbole" and "exaggeration" in his best-selling business book and seized the political spotlight with fabricated doubts about the President Barack Obama's birthplace, entered the presidency making transparently untrue statements about the size of his inauguration crowds.
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The head of NATO on Tuesday urged all United Nation members to fully and transparently implement sanctions against North Korea, which he said has emerged as a global threat able to fire ballistic missiles as far as Europe and North America.
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Most resulted in consensus regulations that met the interests of all stakeholders and as a result, deepened our national practice of democracy and increased faith in our system of governance because – "we, the people" transparently made the laws we live under.
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In a long campaign stretching from the 1950s to the early 1980s, news organizations banded together to push for passage of statutes that keep public officials in the public eye and require that the business of government be conducted transparently.
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"We take the allegations of physical and psychological violence and abuse in connection with youth sports, which have arisen in recent weeks, as a reason to deal transparently and openly with the subject," Tyrolean Governor Guenther Platter said on Tuesday.
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Austin-based The Zebra, a startup that's something of a "Kayak for auto insurance," has been working to bring the process of shopping for insurance online, where consumers can more transparently compare quotes and understand how insurance companies determine rates.
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Some retirements are transparently hiatuses-as-publicity-stunts — Quentin Tarantino, Jay-Z — while others are a blatant critique of the industry the leave-takers have made their career in, like Steven Soderbergh, who has turned to less studio-dependent projects.
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"Investors and other stakeholders benefit when regulations ensure that important information is promptly and transparently provided to the marketplace," said Amy Borrus, deputy director of the Council of Institutional Investors, a group representing large investors such as pension funds and endowments.
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"The key problem at the moment for researchers, regulators, and journalists is that so much information about what is really going on is private, there isn't enough information out there transparently about what is going on on these platforms," Taylor said.
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It's all about the human body and face — the most transparently accessible, frequently depicted subjects in the history of western art — and the human desire to wrest both into lifelike three dimensions, from the classical Greeks to Degas to Robert Gober.
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The pledge could have had more of an effect if there had been some sophisticated infrastructure for identifying promising giving opportunities that could absorb billions of dollars in funding, and transparently making the case for those giving opportunities to potential funders.
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Tesla is accusing the Chinese company of blatant theft, saying in the complaint that it "has transparently imitated Tesla's design, technology, and even its business model" and that XMotors currently employs at least five of Tesla's former Autopilot employees, including Cao.
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The "Rome Call for AI Ethics" asserts that the technology should respect privacy, work reliably and without bias, consider "the needs of all human beings" and operate transparently - an area of ongoing research because AI systems' decisions are often inscrutable.
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The campaign group said Donald Trump's effort to restrict travel to the US was "transparently hateful" and listed the US President alongside authoritarian leaders like Russian President Vladimir Putin and Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte as global threats to human rights.
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If you look at the transcript from his comments on CNN, Trump clearly heard the subject matter at hand — "I don't know David Duke … I just don't know anything about him" — in a way that makes the "earpiece" defense transparently false.
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Instead, they ask for a flat, no-questions-asked $1.95 fee from every delivery, (which is advertised clearly and transparently on their website.) Sela says this model is especially advantageous for pizzerias, where people tend to order more food at once.
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Rather than wondering how or why the exhibition took place in its final form, I am more concerned over why the institution was unable to respond transparently or decisively in the aftermath and, further, what this says about art institutions writ large.
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Indeed, his willingness to talk about his life and views extremely transparently has meant that he has been profiled to within an inch of his life in the last year or so, by publications ranging from Billboard to The Fader to The Guardian.
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This particular tool is not outright nefarious in an obvious way, but it does highlight Google's struggle to transparently communicate its privacy policies and ad-tracking methods as Silicon Valley at large grapples with a more sensitive atmosphere around data privacy and security.
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Neither will the fact that a state attorney general quite transparently forum-shopped the case in order to draw a judge whose biases are widely known—a judge who offers the states their best hope of prevailing eventually before the Supreme Court.
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"Algorithmic redistricting, along with software that enables the public to participate in examining, evaluating and contributing to plans, when implemented thoughtfully and transparently, can be useful as a method of assisting human to argue for and to implement their representational goals," Altman said.
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But here he is, right before the last blow came and knocked him out of the clouds and back into the shitpit with the rest of the NBA, shooting away and transparently thinking that he is going to pull this shit off.
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While the committee remains open to new information on this matter, transparency – not regulation – remains the goal, so I thank the company for its efforts to acknowledge relevant facts and its recognition of a continuing need to transparently address relevant user questions.
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A cynic certainly has the right to say no, but I would disagree, not because there is an overriding will inside the organization to reform, but because FIFA will have no choice but to conduct its business more transparently and more honestly.
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Now, the examples that do turn up are transparently the result of a thorough and determined search: a prissy letter to the editor, the echo-of-an-echo bleat from some eighth-tier radio mope, creatively punctuated tough talk in the Facebook comments.
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It was that, despite the fact that he looked like a middle school kid's drawing of A Great Big Professional Football Player, Tebow's body was transparently and almost poignantly at cross purposes with itself every time he tried to throw the ball.
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"We call on the Texas Rangers and the FBI to conduct their investigation thoroughly and transparently, and we demand that Border Patrol expand its use of body cameras to include each and every one of its agents in the field," she said.
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Op-Ed Contributor The hero of Don DeLillo's 21963 novel, "Great Jones Street," Bucky Wunderlick, is a wildly famous musician so transparently inspired by Bob Dylan that it is a wonder the author was able to make the figure into his own character.
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By so transparently equivocating about the case, claiming outlandish job benefits from an arms deal, and casting doubt on US intelligence findings, he drew even more attention to the case and managed to discredit both the Saudi leader and the United States.
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No industry can operate safely, transparently, or effectively without access to banks or other financial institutions and it is self-evident that this industry, and those consumers that are served by it, will remain severely hampered without better access to credit and financing.
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Yes, Trump has adopted conservative positions on various issues, but he's done so in a transparently cynical fashion, constantly signaling that he doesn't really believe in or understand the stance that he's taking, constantly suggesting a willingness to bargain any principle away.
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In the long run, though, he has joined the chorus of believers who think that all investments are likely to be done on some sort of blockchain because of the way it allows decisions and changes of ownership to be recorded transparently.
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The people who get under my skin the most on social media are not the neo-Nazis — they are so transparently evil that there doesn't seem to be a way to engage — but people who are closer to me and to my orbit.
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But there is a pretty straight line to be drawn here between the way that Apple transparently and aggressively helps users to not pay interest on Apple Card and the potential for more useful financial product enhancements to Apple Card down the line.
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There's still much that we don't know about Covid-19 and the approach that we take to solving it will involve the CDC and other agencies within Health and Human Services working transparently and in good faith with the WHO and Chinese authorities.
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Observers from the Washington-based Organization of American States told the electoral authorities that it was important to count the ballots as quickly and as transparently as possible, and they urged the election commission to continue informing the public of their progress.
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Natasha: A stunt more than a strategy, and transparently so given how many Republicans currently have access to the closed-door depositions by virtue of their membership on the relevant committees — including ones who participated in the crash of the SCIF on Wednesday.
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Pyongyang pledged in the run-up to Friday's historic summit between North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and South Korean President Moon Jae-in that it would dismantle Punggye-ri to "transparently guarantee" a pledge to discontinue nuclear and ballistic missile tests.
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Seventy percent of employees say they will only be willing to let employers collect their data if the employer communicates how data will be used (and what benefits employees may receive as a result of sharing data) if the employer communicates its plans transparently.
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He said the international community had been waiting for the long-delayed approval of a U.N.-backed unity government to release frozen funds, but that this was the wrong approach and the money could be disbursed transparently through the U.N. World Health Organization (WHO).
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"While the committee remains open to new information on this matter, transparency – not regulation – remains the goal, so I thank the company for its efforts to acknowledge relevant facts and its recognition of a continuing need to transparently address relevant user questions," he wrote.
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We are innovating to expand low- and no-calorie products; offering and promoting more drinks in smaller sizes; reformulating products to reduce added sugars; transparently disclosing our funding of health and well-being scientific research and partnerships; and do not advertise to children under 12.
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At its core #BeachesMoms brings together some of the most influential matriarchs in the biz, empowering them with tools to create safe space digital communities where moms worldwide can transparently share tips, vent, laugh, and find inspiration through the trials and tribulations of motherhood.
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It transparently featured the microaggressions that come along with being the "only one" in a classroom, the alienation of being a black student in a predominantly white university, the toils of black activism, and the push-and-pull of straddling multiple worlds at once.
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To assert that, in our current era, "courtship" is being mislabeled as "predation" is not only a misreading of what's happening at NBC and in all the other hotel rooms and offices with locked doors where women have been "pursued": It's a transparently sexist invalidation.
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Real estate heavyweights clearly don't want to be left in the dust by tech startups that see opportunities to do things more efficiently, more transparently and more affordably than has previously been possible in the long clubby, expensive and opaque world of real estate.
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With the help of a light on-premise appliance, FBS transparently chunks and end-to-end-encrypts all data before making the chunks mutually dependent and uploading them to multiple locations in the public cloud as well as keeping some of the data on-premise.
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"The power of Behavior ID is its ability to adapt to the user, transparently producing a digital fingerprint from a user's behavior to confirm their identity and develop an ongoing authentication without requiring the consumer to do anything," he said in a press release.
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"We anticipate much greater pressure on business to prove itself a responsible social actor, creating good, properly paid jobs in its supply chains as well as in its factories and offices," the report said, adding that paying taxes transparently was key to rebuilding social contract.
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Richard Nixon may have been prone to seeing plots everywhere, but it's hard to imagine him publicly promoting a transparently phony theory tying Rafael Cruz to Lee Harvey Oswald; it's harder still to picture him backing up his claims by citing the National Enquirer.
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He is winning football games in a way that is more direct and forceful and altogether more straightforward than is supposed to be possible, and he is transparently enjoying the hell out of it and more or less insane with totally justified self-confidence.
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But Wednesday's 63-page report, chock full of new details about the saga, provides fresh ammunition to Scheer and further undermines Trudeau's narrative, which is that he is a young and dynamic progressive on a mission to "do things differently" and more transparently in Ottawa.
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"The BRR has proven to reliably and transparently reflect global bitcoin-dollar trading and has become the price reference of choice for financial institutions, trading firms and data providers worldwide," Timo Schlaefer, CEO of Crypto Facilities, which is working with CME, said in a statement.
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Suleyman is also one of the founding members of the Partnership on AI — an organisation set up in September 2016 to ensure that AI is developed safely, ethically, and transparently — along with Facebook's AI head Yann LeCun, Microsoft Research director Eric Horvitz, and several others.
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So I have a genuine close sympathy for those who just can't make the ultimate break — even when the person at the top of the ticket is so odious and so transparently unqualified in each and every way to be president of the United States.
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Setting that aside, the venture isn't helped by a script (from John Morris and director Sean Anders, reprising that role) that pretty transparently has Kurt constantly trying to foster discord between Brad and Dusty thanks to his hostility to the whole "co-dad" concept.
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On the eve of court-ordered mediation, NMPA sought to alter the optics around its lawsuit by filing exaggerated new claims prior to the mediation while also transparently timing its filing to capitalize on Peloton's inability to publicly respond in detail during our quiet period.
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"While the committee remains open to new information on this matter, transparency — not regulation — remains the goal, so I thank the company for its efforts to acknowledge relevant facts and its recognition of a continuing need to transparently address relevant user questions," he said.
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" Calling on the election tribunal to "transparently and fully review any challenges filed by political parties," Nauert also said that the US believes, "a significant long-term effort to heal the political divide in the country and enact much needed electoral reforms should be undertaken.
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That one of humanity's biggest carbon emitters would leave the formal diplomatic process — designed to transparently account for the potent heat-trapping carbon emitted by countries — is at best a dubious policy, and at worst, environmentally and diplomatically damaging, say political and scientific researchers.
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And so rather than an explanation of why the IOC was being unreasonable, we got a transparently bad-faith offer back in November that would have seen the NHL agree to go to the Olympics in exchange for the NHLPA extending the current CBA.
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"We at the C.F.T.C. are committed to working together with the companies and individuals we regulate — transparently and in partnership — to identify and prosecute wrongdoing that has occurred, and to stop future wrongdoing before it starts," he initially planned to say in Monday's speech.
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Whoever is at fault, the expectation that people whose roofs are being ripped off should keep track of passports and police reports—a requirement that is transparently rooted in the racist history of U.S. immigration policy in the first place—is absurd on its face.
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This approach requires a fair distribution of oil revenues and aid flows to major municipalities in Libya provided they used those funds effectively and transparently, with oversight provided by a board composed of Libyans and technocratic foreigners so as to inspire confidence and trust.
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MEXICO CITY, Jan 30 (Reuters) - The Mexican finance ministry said on Thursday that its public sector finance needs should be 11.8% of GPD in 2020, down 0.7 percentage points from a year earlier, and reiterated that public debt will be managed strictly and transparently.
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It's a way of reckoning as transparently as possible with the contours of my own subjectivity, the way it inflects and charges the material I write; so that I can hold myself more accountable — rather than less — to everything that lives beyond my subjectivity.
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"With a near real-time view of a user's financial standing, and our own proprietary assessment approach, Pariti can help lending partners get a much more accurate picture of consumer suitability, affordability and credit worthiness, and users can engage and improve their situation more transparently," adds Ford.
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The IEEE technical professional association put out a first draft of a framework to guide ethically designed AI systems at the back end of 2016 — which included general principles such as the need to ensure AI respects human rights, operates transparently and that automated decisions are accountable.
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Comcast, represented by Gibson Dunn & Crutcher, argued in its petition that the California Supreme Court's McGill rule is a "newly conceived, ad hoc doctrine transparently designed to thwart arbitration," so it falls outside of the FAA's savings clause and cannot justify the revocation of contracts mandating arbitration.
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For some, Jones' partial de-platforming offered a sliver of hope that big tech companies were perhaps finally ready to make the difficult decisions necessary to transparently and consistently crack down on behavior that stifles speech of others, endangers users, and is potentially harmful to broader discourse.
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"[Patients] can choose between transparently displayed options of very rigorously vetted specialists and operating facilities, compare options and prices and save money right away as we offer consultations with the specialists for free — even from the comfort from their own home via video consultations," he says.
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"Since our differences with certain investors first came to light, we have worked exhaustively and transparently to investigate the matter and address their concerns, all the while ensuring our tremendous investment teams around the world continue to support the growth of our partner companies," he said.
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"It's something we couldn't even imagine in the past that the South and the North build trails in the Demilitarized Zone where they confronted each other, and pull out the guard posts and transparently verify it," Moon told aides after watching a broadcast of the inspection.
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"Tesla Motors has been transparently working with European authorities since its inception beginning with the Roadster model and continuing that working relationship to include Whole Vehicle Type Approval of Model S, Model X and in the future, Model 3," the company said in the initial statement.
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Texas public schools educate 6900 million kids; yet 2628,28503 of them are assigned with little choice to traditional schools that are graded D or F. Our goal isn't to make those schools feel better about themselves; it's to transparently check children's reading progress and ensure improvement.
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Former intelligence and defense officials, such as former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Intelligence Chris Mellon, have banded with Blink-182's DeLonge to stoke public interest in such UFO phenomena, with the ultimate goal of persuading the U.S. government to transparently investigate these sightings.
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For their first large project, a school in Hunstanton, and in subsequent projects, such as the Economist building in central London, the Smithsons went back to the lessons of the modern masters, to Mies van der Rohe and Le Corbusier: to build transparently, cleanly and truthfully.
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" From their website: "We invest via a Shared Earnings Agreement, a new investment model developed transparently with the community, and designed to align us with founders who want to run a profitable business and never be forced to raise follow-on financing or sell their business.
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Other than Fassbender, most of the cast (which includes Danny McBride and "Empire's" Jussie Smollett) pretty transparently serves little purpose other than to provide ambulatory hors d'oeuvres for their gruesome hosts, albeit in ways that seldom muster the kind of tension that made "Alien" and "Aliens" classics.
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And the DNC emphasized when they published the debate framework in December 2018 that it was flexible: Given the fluid nature of the presidential nominating process, the DNC will continuously assess the state of the race and make adjustments to this process as appropriate, and always transparently.
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Mr. Pence's — and Mr. Tillerson's — boss, President Trump, is emulating our military-backed dictator, Mr. Sisi, every time he unabashedly exercises greater executive powers than the Constitution allows, and Mr. Sisi in turn assures continuation for his own rule by emulating Mr. Putin's transparently sham elections.
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But the call for federal regulation is transparently a stall tactic, and an adequate bill at that level would likely take a year or more of intensive work even at the best of times, let alone during an election year while the president is being impeached.
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Editorial President Trump's repeated claim that "millions" of noncitizens voted illegally in the 2016 election has always been transparently self-serving — a desperate attempt to soothe his damaged ego and explain how he could have lost the popular vote to Hillary Clinton by almost three million votes.
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The main problem is "The Village" feels like it's trying too hard -- as if the show was developed specifically to try replicating the warm fuzzies that its lead-in, "This is Us," regularly delivers, transparently wrapped in a "family is what you make of it" message.
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As he did at Lending Club, Mr. Laplanche is betting that by moving all sorts of borrowing online, start-ups can do away with the expensive physical branches that banks have traditionally relied on and reach more people, while make lending decisions more quickly and transparently.
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I believe the Ethics Committee ought to investigate these allegations immediately, but it is clear that we need a new process that can swiftly and transparently resolve issues like this and encourage victims to come forward and protect them while allowing the accused to make their case.
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This was the main undercurrent that Trump was able to exploit — first, in his transparently fictional but frequently repeated claim that Obama was born in Kenya, then in his attacks on Mexicans and Muslims, and finally on his assaults on the press and on truth itself.
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In exchange, China has agreed to purchase additional US agricultural products; develop stronger laws protecting the intellectual property of foreign companies operating in China; and act more transparently about changes to Chinese currency, which affect how easy it is to sell Chinese goods in international markets.
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"We continue to have seen no evidence to support the charges brought against him (Nazmi Canturk), and we reiterate our call for this process, as well as other processes involving our unjustly detained staff, to be resolved quickly, transparently and fairly," he told journalists outside the courthouse.
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Peter Pronovost, who directs the Armstrong Institute for Patient Safety and Quality at Johns Hopkins Medicine, points to four common elements: hospital leaders declare ambitious goals, establish structures devoted to quality improvement, engage front line clinicians in peer learning communities, and transparently report results and hold people accountable.
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Although Facebook claims to agree with the value of transparently publishing data about enforcement efforts and points toward a recent example covering its Myanmar moderation (it also posted a similar report about Iran), it makes no specific commitments about how regularly it will publish these reports in the future.
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"In Katowice, countries made important progress toward realizing the promise of the Paris Agreement — in particular by adopting strong rules requiring countries to transparently report their greenhouse gas emissions and progress toward meeting their national commitments," read a statement from Nathaniel Keohane, vice president of the Environmental Defense Fund.
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The Friends could be an instructional video about millennial burnout; the couple are spread transparently thin between Kevin's long hours on the job and Rachel's paralyzing anxiety over how she's supposed to keep a seemingly already tidy house while caring for their two children and working part-time.
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Researchers found that twice as many workers would prefer to work for a CEO who used social media as part of their work – and 93% of all employees surveyed considered leadership that communicates directly and transparently with workers an important factor in deciding whether to stay at a company.
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Oz got to play the serious doctor in front of a larger and more engaged audience, and Trump got to subtly push the question of Clinton's health without seeming like he was being transparently political, even though he was—all without revealing any meaningful information about his own health.
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We also request that you desist from further communications with the company's employees, which is the province of the Board of Directors as a whole, as it may so choose, and authorized officers; your transparently destructive ululating missives continue to hurt morale and execution of the company's strategy.
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"Working closely and transparently with the Attorney General's Office, the hospital designed interdisciplinary processes and protocols to ensure that these billing issues do not occur again and to reflect not only our compliance with the law, but also our longstanding commitment to victims of sexual assault," the statement read.
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"Senator Warren's new health care 'plan' is a transparently political attempt to paper over a very serious policy problem, which is that she wants to force 150 million people off their private insurance- whether they like it or not," said Lis Smith, communications adviser to the Buttgieg campaign.
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"And so we went, and I just remember literally sharing, like, very transparently about different things that I had gone through in my life just to tear down the veil of however he saw me, so that he would begin to be comfortable to open up," Jennings said.
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Any and all of its attempts to tap into the zeitgeist — a character saying the word "fleek," a trip to Coachella, a complaint from Kimmy's biracial daughter (Soni Bringas) that the Tanners are the whitest family in America — are as transparently desperate as Mike Huckabee's train-wreck-terrible Adele parody video.
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But by organizing and transparently sharing information about progress (assuming the coalition can pull itself together to do so), it could trigger a dynamic very much like the one Paris seeks to trigger at the international level: Pride and peer pressure, not the threat of legal penalties, will drive ambition.
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At this point in his long career, Francesa is transparently over sports in a way that's impossible to miss, and pretty much only comes alive when given the opportunity to flirt and banter with the powerful people he considers his equals or mutter about various points of horse-racing gossip.
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So contrary to his campaign's transparently false statement that Trump brought "closure to the issue" in 2011, Trump continued to spread nonsense about it for years afterward and come up with new bogus reasons not to believe the document Obama released: Let's take a closer look at that birth certificate.
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Security is your password expiring every few months, your inability to access crucial services if you're new or a contractor, a salty message from a team you've never met explaining that your new initiative is not permitted, a transparently convenient excuse when someone doesn't want to admit their real reason.
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India has exposed six core technologies: UID, UPI, eKYC, Mobile-based Digital Signature, Digital Locker (which eliminates the need to submit a paper document after the first time) and Digital Consent (which allows people to easily, transparently and securely make their profile and transaction data available to third-parties for services).
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This, too, is a self-assigned genre, one implicit in the way the album collects genre marks and places them in succession, a genre transparently self-assigned based on the internal evidence, not one that I am presently assigning the album right now, although of course I am doing that too.
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Of course, Cardi humorously and transparently riffs on these, calling her twerking during her Coachella set "how I got pregnant" (which seems to prompt a genuinely flabbergasted response from Ellen) and commenting on how her underarms started itching from nervous sweat before revealing her pregnancy live on stage at SNL.
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"Today's court ruling is a victory for the people of Wisconsin, who are entitled to a government that represents their interests transparently, welcomes citizens' input, and respects the limits of its constitutional authority," the Executive Director of the League of Women Voters of Wisconsin, Erin Grunze, said in a statement.
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"Senator Warren's new health care 'plan' is a transparently political attempt to paper over a very serious policy problem, which is that she wants to force 150 million people off their private insurance — whether they like it or not," Lis Smith, the Buttigieg campaign's communications director, said in a statement.
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Jeffrey Hovenier, speaking outside Brunson's home in the coastal province of Izmir where he is under house arrest, said Washington wanted the pastor's case "as well as the case of the other unjustly detained Americans, and the Turkish national employees of the U.S. diplomatic mission" resolved fairly, swiftly and transparently.
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The deadliest day was Sunday, when Mr. Maduro brought to a vote his transparently power-grabbing plan to elect a tame Constituent Assembly to write a new Constitution that would tighten the government's hold on power, and in the meantime allow the president to dismiss any branch of government deemed disloyal.
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The ending exposes the artifice of that type of narrative construction, because it so clearly and transparently sets itself up as a buffer between Hollywood and everything that Hollywood represents — power, fame, propaganda, its mythologized use of violence — and the real-world effects of the Hollywood machine, via the Manson murders.
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The place you typically head to for basics or transparently priced workwear staples is about to check the evening-wear box, too, with a limited-edition party offering that'll actually have you prepared for any event coming your way — sans last-minute mall trip or deep-dive into your best friend's closet.
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"Formally, it's a very narrow decision that likely won't have that big of a direct impact on these kinds of cases going forward, and it doesn't even preclude the Trump administration from asking about citizenship on the census if they do it in a way that is less transparently pretextual," he said.
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"We want to see London markets develop, we want to see them innovate, but we want to see it happen in a sense transparently and safely, and the reason we put the proposal forward as we did is that we think that does achieve it," Financial Conduct Authority Chief Executive Andrew Bailey said.
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In fact, North Carolina was home to one of the ugliest of those voter suppression laws, a 2013 bill so transparently discriminatory that a judge on the 4th US Circuit Court of Appeals held that it was written to "target African-Americans with almost surgical precision" -- before striking it down in 2016.
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Although consolidating its medical research programs into areas that most directly impact veterans healthcare is laudable, because VA has failed to transparently report the details of its research projects in the past, it is unclear whether the 24 projects being discontinued include any or all of the experimentation currently being performed on dogs.
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I had a million and one excuses: they'd just try to medicate me, and the pharmaceutical industry was evil and exploitative; I didn't have time to see a therapist; other people had bad experiences with seeing a shrink; and, the most transparently misguided, there was nothing wrong with my lifestyle and my behavior.
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But his family tree has other branches — particularly bunraku, the classic form of Japanese puppetry in which the puppeteer is visible to the audience, as well as the 21st-century London and Broadway hit "War Horse," which starred a life-size, human-powered horse puppet that was transparently inanimate but also affectingly lifelike.
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What few scandals there have been have either involved people far enough down the federal government org chart such that Obama was barely implicated ("Fast & Furious," the IRS scandal, the VA scandal) or were so transparently ridiculous that they didn't hurt Obama at all (the "birther" conspiracy theories being the canonical example).
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Alerted to some of the delays and accusations of unfairness leveled by lawyers for the players, Anita B. Brody, the federal judge overseeing the case, met with the N.F.L., the plaintiffs' chief lawyer and a court-appointed administrator on Monday in Philadelphia to look at ways handle claims more efficiently and more transparently.
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The contemporary version, written at the "edge of fiction," as Lerner put it (Jeffrey Hoone first used the phrase in 2001 to describe the photographer Andrea Modica's work), felt more or less like what the modern novel had set out to be: a transparently subjective mix of lived experience, invention and reflection.
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Still, the result here is a show that should conjure a few smiles among those content to see the renewed interplay of the characters, but which exhibits none of the creative spark necessary to invigorate a comeback that transparently exists because the cast was willing and the network desperate to make some noise.
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Rouhani made the comments in a phone call to French President Emmanuel Macron, IRNA said "Iran has acted upon all its promises in the nuclear agreement and, with attention to the one-sided withdrawal of America ...expects the remaining partners to operate their programs more quickly and transparently," he was quoted as saying.
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Still, all the efforts to flesh out the mythology -- about gigantic titans that have secretly resided among us -- transparently play as an excuse to justify that endeavor, with the franchise's bigger-is-better mentality providing a good metaphor for Hollywood's infatuation with blockbusters and putting big stars (literally, in this case) on the marquee.
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And these weren't from fringe outlets; we're talking Fox News and Newsweek: If you search Twitter for the word "ISIS," the first result is an article from the UK's Independent newspaper that strongly implies ISIS's claim is credible: This illustrates a major reason why ISIS might want to make such a transparently false claim.
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OpenAI's entire purpose is overly to help AI development occur transparently and out in the open, but the discussion between these two industry leaders focused specifically on ethical questions really brought to light the tremendous potential that AI has to change the way we live, at a fundamental and also at a macro level.
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Photo: Mark Lennihan (AP)Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) denied on Friday the accuracy of a Wall Street Journal report that alleged its joint venture with Chinese companies gave the latter country access to advanced processor technology that could have military applications, saying that did "everything correctly and transparently" and did not violate U.S. law.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads "It's strange the details you transparently absorb/When you think you'll never see them again/things like curio shops/that i once despised/now i look on as curious beauty," wrote singer-songwriter Joe Ely in his 1987 ode to the American road trip, Lord of the Highway.
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"We'd spent hours and hours of our lives having quasi-intelligent discussions about the weird little internet cliques around us, how people were interacting with each other, or how certain men on Twitter were really transparently running their accounts like some sort of weird lure to attract women to have sex with..." Zitron said.
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"Both South Korea and the United States reaffirmed their promise that as they take step-by-step measures to ensure their security and the safety of their peoples, they will coordinate with each other closely and transparently," the presidential spokesman Park Soo-hyun said in a statement after Mr. Chung's talk with General McMaster.
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Effy Blue, a relationship coach in Brooklyn, works with all of the following: triads, or three people in a committed relationship together; individuals seeking to transparently date multiple lovers simultaneously; partners who each have intimate friends, all of whom are close; and clients cultivating long-term relationships with someone who already has a primary partner.
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Effy Blue, a relationship coach in Brooklyn, works with all of the following: triads, or three people in a committed relationship together; individuals seeking to transparently date multiple lovers simultaneously; partners who each have intimate friends, all of whom are close; and clients cultivating long-term relationships with someone who already has a primary partner.
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I won't defend my decision to subject such a transparently faceless piece of product to critical evaluation except to say that all popular music sold on the market is received as product and that anything sold on the market is hence fair game, especially if replayability and use value take precedence over meaning and beauty.
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Thanks to the obstacles identified above, any such prosecution would be transparently political, and would thereby set a precedent pursuant to which newly elected presidents might seek to pursue trumped-up charges as a way of silencing their opponents -- or use the specter of such prosecutions as a means of intimidating those who would run against them.
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In the lawsuit Tesla filed against its former employee this week, it acknowledged that XPeng has "reportedly designed its vehicles around Tesla's open-source patents and has transparently imitated Tesla's design, technology, and even its business model," including the fact that the Chinese startup is building out a network of fast chargers and selling directly to consumers.
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"The transparently hateful move by the U.S. government in January to ban entry to people from several Muslim-majority countries set the scene for a year in which leaders took the politics of hate to its most dangerous conclusion," he said, singling out the persecution of the Rohingya in Myanmar as the most extreme manifestation of the trend.
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NewsGuard rates and provides "Nutrition Labels" for the thousands of websites responsible for 98 percent of the news and information consumed and shared online in the United States based on whether these websites adhere to most or all of the nine criteria that are the core ingredients of presenting news and information responsibly, transparently and accountably.
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"The President was plainly aware that he lacked the authority to revoke a monument and is thus transparently attempting to evade that strict limitation by purporting to reduce it but, as described herein, the President's action must be viewed as a revocation, particularly with respect to all objects not included in the two 'new' monuments," reads the lawsuit.
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"The six articles Alek published represent the full extent of his work with us and the idea that those columns, published transparently under his name between January and April 2019, are "anti-state" in nature is a misrepresentation which we reject," Chad O'Carroll, CEO of NK News publisher the Korea Risk Group, said in a statement.
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In We Were Eight Years in Power, he reflects on the radicalizing power of realizing reparations are necessary to his vision of justice, and unthinkable within the context of American politics: The reparations claim was so old, so transparently correct, so clearly the only solution, and yet it remained far outside the borders of American politics.
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But the notion that Mick Mulvaney, the acting White House chief of staff; Secretary of State Mike Pompeo; the former national security adviser John Bolton and others will come before the Senate and glibly pour out the true facts about Ukraine and the transparently false explanations by President Trump is a bit of a pipe dream.
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In implementation to the directives of the leadership of the need to clearly know the truth and declare it transparently whatever, the preliminary investigations conducted by the Public Prosecution showed that the suspect had traveled to Istanbul to meet with the citizen Jamal Khashoggi as there were indications of the possibility of his returning back to the country.
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Frankly, in a time when the most attention-grabbing figures in Christianity (I say this, with sorrow, as a Christian) are often transparently invested in power, deeply aligned with political interests, and visibly hypocritical in what and whom they choose to condemn, you don't have to share Francis's specifically Catholic commitments to see how radical his example is.
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Its pre-released singles transparently address both her public feud with Kanye West and Kim Kardashian West and her problems with the media in general, serving up clunky burns like "All the liars are calling me one" and "the world moves on, another day, another drama, drama / But not for me, not for me, all I think about is karma."
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Nevertheless, for a parent company that has repeatedly had to put to rest that it's not listening to users via their device's microphones, a platform ripe for dystopia like VR is undoubtedly going to gather more user paranoia as it grows in popularity, and thus more need for the company to transparently communicate what data it does and does not collect.
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Its bio promises "organic, certified fair trade memes manufactured from natural fiber w/ living wage distributed transparently to ur feed faster than u can say Primark," and the posts follow in much of the same sardonic vein, using sarcasm and highly relatable memes to take down everything from unethical diamonds and nylon and polyester garments to plastic bags and toothbrushes.
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The obvious challenge, obviously, is obvious: this deer is jumping through a plate-glass window and gallivanting through a gym in Anderson, South Carolina, all of which is transparently a challenge to the people who own and operate the gym and the people who exercise in it, all of whom presumably would have preferred that the deer not do any of those things.
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Coupled with his immense dismay, bordering on incredulity, at the prevalence of greenwashing (brands that claim sustainability but actually aren't by using non-recyclable materials like polyester or acrylic and dyeing their "organic cotton" fibers with toxic, carcinogenic chemicals), he felt as though he had no choice but to launch a brand to prove sustainability can be achieved as transparently as possible.
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Amnesty International's latest annual report on the state of the world's human rights documents a global rise in state-sponsored hate, and chronicles the variety of ways governments and leaders are increasingly peddling hateful rhetoric and policies that seek to demonize already marginalized groups; President Trump's transparently-hateful travel ban on citizens from half a dozen Muslim-majority countries was one of the most prominent examples.
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The 136-page document is divided into a series of sections, starting with some general principles — such as the need to ensure AI respects human rights, operates transparently and that automated decisions are accountable — before moving onto more specific areas such as how to embed relevant "human norms or values" into systems, and tackle potential biases, achieve trust and enable external evaluating of value alignment.
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Whether it be in the form of a tweet berating a cable news host or the supreme leader of North Korea, or his transparently bigoted attempts to limit all forms of immigration and bar trans people from serving in the military, everything Trump shouted became the world's biggest news story, for a moment, before it faded into the noisy abyss of complete despair and online outrage.
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On the eve of court-ordered mediation, NMPA sought to alter the optics around its lawsuit by filing exaggerated new claims prior to the mediation while also transparently timing its filing to capitalize on Peloton's inability to publicly respond in detail during our quiet period... We will continue to defend ourselves against claims made in this matter and look forward to pursuing our counterclaims.
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Yes, Trump has adopted conservative positions on various issues, but he's done so in a transparently cynical fashion, constantly signaling that he doesn't really believe in or understand the stance that he's taking, constantly suggesting a willingness to bargain any principle away ... Perhaps Trumpism can be understood as a coup by the G.O.P.'s ideologically flexible minority against the conservative movement's litmus tests; indeed to some extent that's clearly what's been happening.
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"Being able to see in people's work how they, very transparently and with a sense of vulnerability, grapple with their developing consciousness, their relationship to the medium, their relationship with how they're thinking of their cultural production, how they're thinking of Blackness as represented in a visual medium, that was important to tease out," commented Jheanelle Brown, co-curator of the show and Program Manager at the Broad, in an interview with Hyperallergic.
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Today, the intrepid celebrity-botherers over at TMZ (via Stereogum) caught up with him to ask him just what in the sam hell was going on with that art, and while I'm generally not interested in his rationale for making a piece of art that's pretty transparently sexist and racially charged at the very least, I was intrigued toward the end when he claimed to be ignorant to the existence of the furry porn.
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