So on the 15th anniversary, Facebook is under the gun.
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Her documentary Under the Gun premiered earlier this month via Epix.
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I think when people are under the gun, they often backtrack.
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To say Deakins was under the gun would be an understatement.
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Reality check: Acthar has been under the gun for several years now.
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"We made it just under the gun," Nashville coach Peter Laviolette said.
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We're not under the gun anymore, though, which is a good feeling.
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It's not as if the press hasn't been under the gun before.
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It could mean millions of more people under the gun for weather.
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Curious to see which stars have gone under the gun for their besties?
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Couric was also honored for her gun violence prevention film, Under the Gun.
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Next under the gun: states along the lower Mississippi River, from Missouri to Louisiana.
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Virgin Islands and Dominican Republic under the gun Maria's wrath is far from over.
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Most recently, Kelly came under the gun for his handling of the Porter mess.
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They are not afraid of us, but we are always under the gun from them.
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New automotive reality Fast forward 12 years and Japanese manufacturers are once again under the gun.
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Hospitals are increasingly under the gun to keep patients healthy and out of the emergency room.
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But when they're under the gun to deliver oil fast, they call one person: Tim Holan.
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Sloppy mistakes, inevitable when judges are under the gun, are likely to lead to more appeals.
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The same region is under the gun for similarly cold temperatures overnight on Friday into Saturday.
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"They were under the gun to get it done quickly," Ms. Stock said of the interviewers.
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HappyOrNot is giving that physical world a boost at a time when it's under the gun.
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The hard part is getting all your recon and setup done when you're operating under the gun.
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Flustered, Johansson tries to think of someone: "Don't put me under the gun like that," she said.
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Parts of the South under the gun Even the South isn't immune to the frigid winter weather.
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An ATF spokesperson confirmed that the barrel shrouds were legal under the Gun Control Act's intent standard.
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"For 30 or 40 years we've been under the gun of this fat consumption issue," said Nobis.
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About 90 million people are under the gun for destructive weather Sunday, CNN meteorologist Haley Brink said.
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Perhaps most ambitious is "Under the Gun," directed by Stephanie Soechtig ("Fed Up") and narrated by Katie Couric.
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While celebrating her best friend's 26th birthday, Gomez and friends spontaneously went under the gun for matching ink.
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More forceful policy easing measures such as interest rate cuts could put the yuan back under the gun.
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The financial sector also remains under the gun amid damaging revelations of widespread wrongdoings from a high profile inquiry.
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" Sheehan additionally mentioned his close relationship with Zinke saying that he was "constantly under the gun in the media.
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Today, the rhetoric is starting to feel ragged, and the founders are under the gun in ways they never expected.
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With this provision set to begin to phase out in five years, retailers looking to automate are under the gun.
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Parts of Iowa and Missouri will be under the gun again, with an enhanced risk for severe storms Thursday afternoon.
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"We had a great time meeting the 15 fans who went under the gun," said The Kills after the event.
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Its borrowing costs are going up, and asset sales are becoming necessary — it's under the gun to find more money.
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For the greatest drama, the neutral fan should hope France and Australia score, which would put Denmark under the gun.
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NAFTA, one of the world's largest-ever trade deals, is also under the gun as another round of negotiations near.
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Afterward, Greece, while under the gun ahead of a likely financial meltdown, accepted a deal with even harsher terms, he noted.
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Manufacturing exporters are already "under the gun" due to an uncertain outlook for the North American Free Trade Agreement, Johnston added.
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Security experts say there is no substitute for putting an organization's cyber teams under the gun in an intense, credible scenario.
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H.R. McMaster is the latest official to come under the gun, reportedly, according to one Bloomberg post, for undermining his boss.
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Suppressors would still be regulated under the Gun Control Act, meaning the purchaser has to undergo an FBI criminal background check.
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The Hill interviewed Katie Couric on "Under the Gun," a new documentary about gun violence that she narrated and executive produced.
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Granted, startup companies are under the gun to hurry up and build a great product and find relevance in the market.
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That way smaller companies could work up to providing the newly required info without feeling like they were under the gun.
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Amid the growing concern, MTV ran a special called "Generation Under the Gun," in which teenagers discussed their relationships with firearms.
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"Sometimes you amaze yourself at what you can do under the gun, which hadn't been for a long time," Pampling said.
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The euro has been under the gun for the last year or so, thanks to a relentless drop in market volatility.
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You don't feel like you're under the gun when you are in there with someone who has the history that Otero has.
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People are already comparing Under the Gun to another Sundance hit, Bowling for Columbine, and how it could make a similar impact.
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Biles looks perfectly composed under the gun and Miller makes that clear with the addition of "what a champ" over the photo.
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Under the Gun Theater, part of Chicago's rich improv scene, uses the game as inspiration in this bare-bones late-night show.
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So Steere suggests considering how you're most likely to respond when you're under the gun and someone on your team messes up.
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Even if lawmakers delay the repeal from going into effect, insurers are under the gun to submit their initial rate filing for 2018.
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Even the institution created to prevent financial abuse and injury to average Americans, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, also is under the gun.
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That has encouraged banks to plough capital into tiny, risky borrowers, even as they are under the gun to clean up bad loans.
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Katie Couric has issued an official statement apologizing for what she calls an instance of "misleading" editing in her new documentary Under the Gun.
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But why would America want to live under the gun laws that have produced 59 gun homicides in a single month, just in Chicago?
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Under the Gun Control Act, it is technically illegal for multiple categories of people to own guns, including felons, domestic abusers and drug users.
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I mean does the customer win in this situation perhaps because servers are like really under the gun to like get five out of five?
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And anyone who is under pressure and a lot of stress is liable to lash out and feel like they're under the gun — quite literally.
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One airline official told CNN they now feel under the gun to compile the data because the administration could ask for it at any point.
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Sterling was also under the gun, wallowing at $1.2429, near a one-week low, ahead of a UK Supreme Court ruling due around 0930 GMT.
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She has also proposed using powers granted to the U.S. attorney general under the Gun Control Act of 1968 to ban the import of assault weapons.
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We've had some fun with that whole concept around these parts before, but it's become a crutch for GMs under the gun to make a move.
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At the same time, about 3 million people in the region -- from Nebraska to Iowa to Minnesota -- will be under the gun for a blizzard watch.
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Big tech will be under the gun in Washington this week, with Facebook, Twitter and Google scheduled to testify at congressional hearings on foreign election intervention.
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She has also proposed using powers granted to the U.S. attorney general under the Gun Control Act of 1968 to ban the import of assault weapons.
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The enforcement action comes at a time when Britain's other banking regulator, the Financial Conduct Authority, is under the gun for ditching a review into banking culture.
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If you look back ten years ago, I had to sit under the gun for Jandek shows, which were two hour filmed performances with nothing written before.
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Katie Couric and Epix are being sued for more than $12 million over "manipulated and misleading footage that appears" in gun control advocacy film Under the Gun.
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In this scenario, it was Kim who shaped the conditions to get Trump to face-to-face talks, albeit under the gun of increasingly tough economic sanctions.
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Families who aren't under the gun to file quickly might be able to boost their chances by considering how their assets will be measured in aid calculations.
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And a pitch deck had touted other examples of Quibi's programming — like a show called "Inspired By" with Justin Timberlake and "Under the Gun" with Kobe Bryant.
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When I left, Facebook was under the gun, Amazon was getting hit by President Trump, and Apple and Google were trying to stand clear of the fallout.
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In a 2010 legal opinion by the ATF, the bureau determined that bump stocks could not be regulated under the Gun Control Act or the National Firearms Act.
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Under the Gun follows the families impacted by mass shootings in Newton, Aurora, Isla Vista and Tucson, as well as families who experience daily gun violence in Chicago.
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Update: 6/17/19 Per Quibi, Kobe Bryant's show, "Under the Gun," (more here) is not on the current slate and has been removed from the original article.
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I could have started my family much earlier so I wouldn't have had to get it all done under the gun before I fell off a fertility cliff.
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But he also deserves a closer look to whether someone with this profile should be able to purchase a firearm under the gun laws of the United States.
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And as a result, publications and spaces that once served as hubs for the LGBTQ community increasingly find their existence under the gun, with lesbian spaces disproportionately affected.
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"Obama's condescending attempts to lecture us about why everything we were negotiating for was wrong were particularly annoying, given that we were seriously under the gun," McConnell writes.
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Accountants have come under the gun since the financial crisis left taxpayers to bail out banks only months after they were given a clean bill of health by auditors.
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This article was published in partnership with the Trace, and is part of Missouri Under the Gun, a collaboration between the Trace and students at the Missouri School of Journalism.
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We can say we won't pay for smoking cessation or obesity prevention because we don't care, but that comes under the gun and is something much more up to debate.
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The devices are classified as parts, not firearms subject to specific regulations under the Gun Control Act or the National Firearms Act, according to an ATF memo obtained by CNN.
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Not on camera... There is next-to-no shot that Trump is going to come out looking good, by anyone's standards, after a few hours under the gun with Mueller.
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Ratings agencies came under the gun during the 2007-09 financial crisis when they gave high ratings to securitised debt linked to poorly performing home loans in the United States.
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Meteorologist Dennis Feltgen with the National Hurricane Center said Wednesday that Beaumont, Texas, and Cameron, Louisiana, are "still under the gun" for heavy rain and bad conditions from Harvey through Wednesday.
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As wealth management gravitates toward automated options, underperforming wealth managers and financial advisors could also come under the gun if more bank customers discover a preference for digital services, some say.
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Right up until today Steve was telling associates everything was going to be fine (but he always does that when he's under the gun.) But his associates knew this was coming.
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With a stock that has grown 40 percent this year, giving it a $290 billion market cap, it may not feel particularly under the gun to make a large defensive play.
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Spicer's been under the gun since Tuesday's press briefing, where he said not even Adolf Hitler sank to using chemical weapons like Present Bashar al-Assad did on his own people.
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This means that, under the gun, one should move quickly to implement the solution, whether it be 28500 percent or 6900 percent perfected, that most likely addresses most of the problem.
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Roger Stone is under the gun and under-funded for his legal defense -- so, ironically, he's ripped a page out of Stormy Daniels' playbook -- making big money at a Virginia strip club.
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"We have to stand with the evidence and facts and in solidarity with women, and in particular young women and minority women who are really under the gun," Gilmore told the Guardian.
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"It would take a scandal to put both parties in Congress and whoever is in the White House under the gun in how we evaluate how people influence the government," he said.
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On Wednesday this intensified the show's radically subjective perspective in an episode in which both Elliot and Angela were not only under the gun, but were so in opposition to one another.
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Three months later, Facebook is still under the gun, the president still regards Amazon as a pariah, and Apple and Google still would very much like to be excluded from these narratives.
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"Everyone is under the gun to write tickets, to show that they're valuable to the system," she said, pointing to concerns about pitting citizens against citizens, racial profiling and arbitrary fine collection.
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But the companies are feeling under the gun right now, with slowing sales and the need to make massive investment in new, not yet profitable technologies, such as electric and self-driving cars.
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Under the Gun explores the gun control debate across political aisles and features interviews with both parents of those who've lost children due to gun violence, as well as pro-gun activist groups.
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Congress is under the gun to reauthorize a major surveillance law in a debate that has been overshadowed by other major policy fights, like net neutrality and the investigation into online Russian election meddling.
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Mr. Xi would reassure Mr. Trump that he was willing to continue holding talks on trade, "but not under the gun" of new tariffs, said Shen Dingli, a professor of international relations in Shanghai.
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The revelation that Podesta is under the gun shows, essentially, that Mueller is broadly interpreting his authority to investigate "any matters" that "may arise directly from the investigation" into Russian interference in the 2016 campaign.
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"When they get the (power-play) goal relatively early in the game, our penalty kill is under the gun a little bit, and to kill off three in the second period was big," Green said.
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The government justifies these clearances in the name of hygiene and pollution, but the cooks under the gun are usually poor migrants from outlying provinces who've moved to urban centers in search of better means.
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We have so many better ways to communicate now that do not involve repeating yourself constantly, saying the wrong thing under the gun and then realizing you've been talking for five minutes to a dropped call.
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At a time when Wall Street is increasingly under the gun to produce profits, a little quid pro quo can go a long way — so long as it doesn't earn banks a big fine in the process.
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With so many rad tattoo trends as of late — including detailed dotwork, watercolor tats, and hyper-realistic 3D designs — it's damn near impossible to scroll through Instagram or Pinterest without being seduced into going under the gun.
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Before Baron goes under the gun with tattoo artist Romeo Lacoste, she talks with Riihimaki about her inspiration for the art (David Bowie) and the two make a vision board that brings together various visual elements associated with the music icon.
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I felt under the gun to sort of get what we had to get done, and not from the people I work for but just because I wanted to make sure that we could get what we needed to get done.
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Google has been under the gun when it comes to the power of its massive ad network — the biggest on the internet — being used for nefarious purposes, but the search giant is intent on using its tech to battle that problem.
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" In a phone interview, Stephen Gutowski, the reporter for The Free Beacon who posted the audio, said that he had received the clip from The Virginia Citizens Defense League, a gun rights organization whose members were interviewed in "Under the Gun.
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But the ATF made clear in a 85033 letter to a leading weapons manufacturer and again in a 2013 letter to Congress that it lacks the authority to regulate bump fire stocks under the Gun Control Act or National Firearms Act.
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The audio, posted by The Washington Free Beacon on Wednesday, seemed to differ from the video shown in the documentary, "Under the Gun," in which a group of activists appear to fall silent during an interview with the news anchor Katie Couric.
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Even though new automatic weapons have been banned since 1986, bump stocks have been sold legally since 2010 when the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) determined the device was not regulated under the Gun Control Act or the National Firearms Act.
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Miley, who owns a 24-23 mark with a 4.25 ERA in six career starts against Cincinnati, is under the gun to produce after sputtering his way to a 6.17 ERA in 11 starts last season with Baltimore after being acquired at the trade deadline.
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Almost a third (29%) said their company, or at least their manager, have expectations that they are "available" in some form while on holiday, and 38% say they feel under the gun to check email or voicemail while taking much-needed time away from work.
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This is, after all, a festival that makes room for experimental narratives like "Dark Night," Tim Sutton's drifty, conceptual exploration of a mass shooting, alongside documentaries ready-made for television ("Under the Gun," Stephanie Soechtig's look at gun policies and politics briskly narrated by Katie Couric).
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"As Executive Producer of Under the Gun, a documentary film that explores the epidemic of gun violence, I take responsibility for a decision that misrepresented an exchange I had with members of the Virginia Citizens Defense League (VCDL)," Couric stated in response to uproar from several pro-gun organizations.
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In coming weeks, Clinton will come under the gun once again, as the FBI wraps up its months-long investigation related to the possibility that she or her aides mishandled classified information, and as depositions proceed in a pair of open-records lawsuits from conservative watchdog group Judicial Watch.
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Ever since the company disclosed that a Russian troll farm had purchased ads on the site that may have influenced the election, Facebook has been under the gun from lawmakers to become a lot more transparent about what it plans to do to combat propaganda through the site.
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" Steyer also drew cheers from the Democratic crowd in Oakland when he delivered a similar message to Democratic lawmakers on Capitol Hill: "If you don't have what it takes to lead now, when we are totally under the gun, then don't come asking for support later,'' he said.
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From your perspective, obviously things did not go your way so it must have been nightmarish to be in that scenario where you're not under the gun and suddenly you are — and you couldn't have done anything to protect yourself from it because you had to make this very risky calculation.
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And the Trump four pillars which is being watered down by the day as we speak because we&aposre under the gun to reach a terrible compromise because we&aposre under pressure to pass any bill now, otherwise you get a Democrat bill because our 25 Republican colleagues -- INGRAHAM: Everyone is confused right now.
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"As Executive Producer of Under the Gun, a documentary film that explores the epidemic of gun violence, I take responsibility for a decision that misrepresented an exchange I had with members of the Virginia Citizens Defense League (VCDL)," Couric, responding to uproar from several pro-gun organizations, said in a statement on the documentary's website.
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According to Josh Sternberg, NBC News' Director of Branded Content, sources have informed him that any algorithms will be strictly opt-in:It certainly appears that the company has been under the gun to change up how things are done: part of that appears to be an option for opting in to an algorithm feed, and it'll be interesting to see if they'll move forward with plans to eliminate or expand their 140 character limit.
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I'm not sure that Congress at large ... I don't know if ... I mean, we are kind of reading about this in the New York Times every day, and we're seeing this, it feels like tech's really under the gun, but it's not ... I don't know if that's getting down to every single member of Congress, like if you ... We had a letter than Keith Ellison told us about after the fact being sent to the FTC asking them to open up all the Google files.
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