Sixty-two percent said Clinton was untrustworthy, and 63 percent said Trump was untrustworthy.
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Event [0] appears, at least from the outset, to follow the traditional "untrustworthy AI with far too much intelligence is untrustworthy" story arc.
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In part, this is because some have shown themselves untrustworthy.
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Or maybe not — nothing says "untrustworthy" like Paul Rudd's mustache!
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She has proven to be an untrustworthy and weak leader.
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She seems to know that humans are fickle and untrustworthy.
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Society often portrays male bisexuals as devious, evil, or untrustworthy.
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Europe has rejected electronic voting machines because they are untrustworthy.
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In his memoirs, Mr. Rabin called him unscrupulous and untrustworthy.
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By 220006 points they think he is dishonest and untrustworthy.
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Only that they speak mangled English and are fundamentally untrustworthy.
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The opposition said it could not talk to untrustworthy rulers.
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"Smithereens" says distracted driving is a menace and rideshares are untrustworthy.
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If eye contact is too short, it makes you look untrustworthy.
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Barjis explained that he thought people who didn't smoke were untrustworthy.
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Further, its ratings agencies are seen as unreliable and sometimes untrustworthy.
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Android is perceived as untrustworthy in large part because it is.
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When he began to make enemies, he defined them as untrustworthy.
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Politicians are the "most untrustworthy people in our country," Jang said.
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It makes her seem untrustworthy, like she has something to hide.
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" Clinton, in contrast, comes off as "Machiavellian, crafty, power-oriented, untrustworthy.
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Wilder becomes a feral, untrustworthy spirit of the denied and oppressed.
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Clinton untrustworthy could help tip Ohio and Pennsylvania into its column.
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Instead, we get character sketches of two untrustworthy and unlikable candidates.
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Government representatives are deemed untrustworthy in the communities where extremists recruit.
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To call someone a weasel means the person is shifty, untrustworthy.
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Some of those women were as nocturnal and untrustworthy as rats.
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Faces that look somewhat angry, we tend to perceive as untrustworthy.
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Clinton, whom he derides as untrustworthy, unethical and unfit for office.
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This is not to say managers are inherently devious or untrustworthy.
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But is also shows that he is mercurial, unreliable and untrustworthy.
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Politicians are inherently untrustworthy, because it's in their interest to lie.
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In Israeli politics, "smolani" is often synonymous with untrustworthy and unpatriotic.
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Women who have affairs, his supporters suggest, are immoral and untrustworthy.
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Clinton — talking down to her, interrupting her, portraying her as untrustworthy.
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She's seen by wide swaths of the electorate as dishonest and untrustworthy.
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Colton Underwood, you seem untrustworthy, which is making your love-searching difficult.
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They also condemn Turkey as being untrustworthy and a human rights abuser.
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Pro-Brexiters think that the "Remain" camp has been negative and untrustworthy.
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But this particular untrustworthy journalist would like to emphasise two other things.
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If an operation seems untrustworthy, you can check with more established organizations.
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Popovich ripped Trump as untrustworthy in an interview with reporters last week.
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Pollsters also found Clinton struggling with perceptions she is dishonest and untrustworthy.
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So of course to many she seems Machiavellian, crafty, power-oriented, untrustworthy.
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The perception that she's corrupt and untrustworthy has long tainted her popularity.
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He lacerated his Democratic rival, Hillary Clinton, as thoroughly untrustworthy and unethical.
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"He has proven untrustworthy," said Mr. Connor, who now supports Mr. Trump.
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In fact, I aim positively to try not to trust the untrustworthy.
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There's just something so jarringly untrustworthy about someone with a missing tooth.
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And even when you succeed you're still a woman, and therefore untrustworthy.
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Unfortunately, on this count they have proven themselves untrustworthy time and again.
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Throughout the song, lyrics criticize May's Conservative Party and emphasize that she's untrustworthy.
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Do you have a story that shows how untrustworthy our digital infrastructure is?
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Unsure of his reality, he's forced to rely on the possibly untrustworthy GERTY.
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His grooming and dressing are so meticulous, it almost makes him feel untrustworthy.
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Trump engendered similarly negative responses, with a 35% trustworthy to 53% untrustworthy breakdown.
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And is Clinton really as untrustworthy and corrupt as the media narrative goes?
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You can choose to get close to Catwoman even though she's likely untrustworthy.
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And as such, my sense of self via memory becomes illusory and untrustworthy.
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Devil's advocate here: Doesn't your resignation open up more positions for untrustworthy people?
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I am convinced, though, that being perceived as unreliable or untrustworthy rarely is.
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Advancing the overarching strategic narrative of Clinton as untrustworthy and out-of-touch.
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He will see Clinton's charges of mendacity with accusations that she is untrustworthy.
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It faces technical limitations, and, in the Maduro government, has an untrustworthy backer.
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A person so untrustworthy and dishonest as Hillary Clinton must not become president.
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The daughter of one of Heather's patients had decided that Albanians were untrustworthy.
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" Untrustworthy labels that teens sometimes put on police, she said, are "just not true.
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"People will come to see the United States as untrustworthy or transactional," Bowman said.
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Microsoft has started warning users of its Edge mobile browser about untrustworthy news sites.
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That's a problem for Clinton: Two-thirds of Americans already view her as untrustworthy.
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She later backtracked, tweeting that she decided television was "too stressful & untrustworthy" for her.
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Asian women are often typecast in Hollywood as slick criminals and untrustworthy con artists.
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Yet, there was a remarkable consensus across parties about non-mainstream outlets being untrustworthy.
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A boss who lies is untrustworthy — not a good foundation for a productive relationship.
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Adam: We always wanted to engage with the idea of these perhaps untrustworthy sources.
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Wary shopkeepers were warned by an anonymous caller that the women were untrustworthy thieves.
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Meanwhile in Japan, there has been a revival of old tropes about "untrustworthy" Koreans.
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He held the blade to Ned's throat while gloating about how untrustworthy he is.
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Then they disqualified at least 2202,2628 other would-be candidates — because they seemed untrustworthy.
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Donald Trump and his supporters repeatedly argue that the F.B.I. is corrupt and untrustworthy.
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Critics have charged for years that the metrics are untrustworthy and prone to manipulation.
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Those that hide their hands when interacting with others are often viewed as untrustworthy.
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Voters wonder aloud at the security of election machines judged untrustworthy by cyber-experts.
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In an interview, Khodayda Khalaf, a Nineveh councilman, called the governor incompetent and untrustworthy.
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Voters have said in surveys the decision contributes to a feeling she is untrustworthy.
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Because Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke views career staff, many hired under President Barack Obama, untrustworthy.
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She epically threw Tai under the bus, repeating again and again how untrustworthy he is.
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Without knowing the background, biases, and intentions of "Kiev Fashion Resistance," it is simply untrustworthy.
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Economic issues could also provide Trump with ways to reinforce perceptions that Clinton is untrustworthy.
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The poll also found that more than half of voters find Clinton dishonest and untrustworthy.
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Recent polls indicate a majority of voters view Clinton negatively and regard her as untrustworthy.
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At the same time, intelligence agencies are also holding back information from the untrustworthy Trump.
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It is unclear whether the most damaging perception—that she is untrustworthy—can be salved.
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They are now leashed to a man whom they recently described as untrustworthy and unfit.
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While noble on its face, such access would leave valuable data vulnerable to untrustworthy actors.
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Clinton untrustworthy, but views Mr. Trump as a poisonous candidate who has aggravated racial divisions.
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In doing so, it sought to soften the perception that she is untrustworthy and unlikable.
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Mike Pence looks like a soap opera villain--the untrustworthy doctor with a roving eye.
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If it's devalued and untrustworthy for advertisers, the web as we know it is threatened.
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And while he thought all locals are kind of untrustworthy, he respects their tribal cultures.
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Now she is often seen by the public, fairly or not, as guarded and untrustworthy.
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Clinton's errors in judgment, her shifting positions on important issues and her reputation as untrustworthy.
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"Trust does not function as a reliable constitutional principle when people are untrustworthy," he said.
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All that was previously trustworthy and reputable is now disreputable and untrustworthy, and vice versa.
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Mr. Li checked the court's website: His name was on a list of 'untrustworthy' people.
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They then leverage that leadership to identify those whom his followers should regard as untrustworthy.
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Republicans have been consistently blasting Clinton as untrustworthy via the Benghazi and private email investigations.
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The charge was all the more embarrassing because Trump has repeatedly slammed Clinton as untrustworthy.
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Jefferson watched with dismay as untrustworthy pamphlets and broadsides of dubious quality littered the streets.
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This shows why it is so damaging to have a fundamentally untrustworthy commander in chief.
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Sixty-seven percent view her as untrustworthy, a 2202-point spike since just last month.
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Like the postwar Vienna of Reed's classic, "The Departed" teems with compromised and untrustworthy characters.
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CLF will continue to expose Rob for what he is: out-of-touch and untrustworthy.
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Many view Clinton is an unlikable, untrustworthy liar who will say anything to get elected.
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Voters have repeatedly said in surveys the decision contributes to a feeling she is untrustworthy.
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Other presidents have been untrustworthy, and others have had to be called out on it.
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But Clinton is the second-most unpopular presidential candidate, with majorities of Americans deeming her untrustworthy.
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I was born in a part of the world most Americans once deemed dangerous and untrustworthy.
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"You're very short...I find little people to be untrustworthy," Mary Louise says to her face.
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If the "mainstream media" is maligned as an untrustworthy source, where will voters get their information?
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The VIX futures market remains agitated in a way that says the market is still untrustworthy.
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The huddle could feed into one of the biggest hurdles facing Clinton's campaign: that she's untrustworthy.
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The company further notes that messages classified as untrustworthy may also appear later in the newsfeed.
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The former secretary of State has struggled with the image that she is dishonest and untrustworthy.
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Clinton continues to battle perceptions that she is untrustworthy, and the twin storylines have hurt her.
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He's innocent, but the legal system is sort of untrustworthy, so he can't trust it. 19.
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In an IPSOS poll published in September, Italians ranked bankers as among the most untrustworthy professionals.
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Sixty-three percent say Clinton is untrustworthy, compared with 22019 percent who say she is trustworthy.
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The government has added over 14 million instances of "untrustworthy conduct" to the list, it stated.
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Nothing in this book can be trusted, not even Toby's claims that his brain is untrustworthy.
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The fox was commonly portrayed as untrustworthy, and ensnared birds the way the devil traps sinners.
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Such hyperbole gives traction to Russian propaganda that depicts Ukraine as untrustworthy and hellbent on war.
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His supporters came to see judges as partisan and untrustworthy, undermining the judiciary's ability to function.
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Many of them resembled science but turned out to be more like magic, and untrustworthy evidence.
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Trump has highlighted the issue as proof for his argument that Clinton is corrupt and untrustworthy.
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The trope of the untrustworthy woman pervades entertainment media as much as it does real life.
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Go deeper: Hawley says Big Tech execs are "totally untrustworthy" TikTok is China's next big weapon
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In other polls, a majority of respondents have characterized Mr. Trump as dishonest and untrustworthy. Feb.
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Trump himself understands that it's important to remind voters that they think Hillary Clinton is untrustworthy.
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Many of those who support regime change believe that the Kim government is fundamentally untrustworthy or irrational.
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The majority of voters surveyed thought Trump and Clinton were dishonest and untrustworthy (Trump 51%, Clinton 59%).
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We had to confront the stereotypes of being largely defined as uneducated, disloyal, untrustworthy, and unreliable individuals.
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According to an InfoWars post from Tuesday, Google has been unjustly rating InfoWars as an untrustworthy site.
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Green called the Sunday Times report "completely untrue" and said it came from an untrustworthy tainted source.
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Why it matters: The new settings are part of Twitter's push to manage abusive or untrustworthy content.
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Haber's hasty revision is all too familiar, affirming that the police in such situations are untrustworthy sources.
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But the nation should not be judging leadership as a measure of who is less untrustworthy. Mrs.
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Past presidents have shied away, in large part because they viewed the North Koreans as untrustworthy partners.
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If you stay cool and calm while discussing a heated issue, you may be viewed as untrustworthy.
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Critics of the agreement said Iran was an untrustworthy partner and had been granted too many concessions.
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Robert Honeywell makes an effectively untrustworthy narrator and the director, Edward Einhorn, conjures a reasonably noir atmosphere.
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Defense lawyers have painted Gates as an untrustworthy business partner who embezzled funds from Manafort's consulting firm.
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The overall effect is an unsettling equation of being bisexual with being untrustworthy, manipulative, and morally bankrupt.
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No one wants historically untrustworthy social networks becoming the honesty police, deciding what's factual enough to fly.
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Trump and his allies, meanwhile, have painted Comey as an untrustworthy source of information who lacks credibility.
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Now the White House staff whispers to the American president that he should dump the untrustworthy Russian.
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Traits such as "neuroticism and involvement in crimes" and "narcissism, Machiavellianism, or psychopathy" are "perceived as untrustworthy".
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" On Melania Trump's comments there are untrustworthy aides at the White House "I feel the same way.
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This romantic drama follows a young film student's turbulent relationship with an older, complicated, and untrustworthy man.
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"If one thing has been established, it's that Michael Cohen is completely untrustworthy," Rudy Giuliani told the WSJ.
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Voters have said in opinion polls that the email server issue contributes to impressions that Clinton is untrustworthy.
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Her untrustworthy friend Ruth immediately hands over an unborn baby doll — had she been waiting for this moment?
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Evers argued that Walker's strident opposition to the health care law had made him untrustworthy on the issue.
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We don't use any reviews that are deemed untrustworthy by Yelp, so we actually weed out those reviews.
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Sanders regularly ripped Clinton during the campaign as an untrustworthy creature of the establishment backed by Wall Street.
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This, he says, is known to be an untrustworthy approach compared with other ways of using CRISPR-Cas9.
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They tried to warn their voters in the strongest terms possible that Trump is unqualified, untrustworthy, and amoral.
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In short, she appears untrustworthy as a politician and indifferent or hostile to the concerns of many evangelicals.
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The smartphone version of Edge, Microsoft's web browser, for instance, now warns users about sites it deems untrustworthy.
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So Corsi's narrative seems untrustworthy, but he does not appear to be fabricating these emails and phone records.
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People deemed untrustworthy — such as British loyalists unwilling to swear an oath to the new nation — were disarmed.
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It has highlighted her longstanding reputation for being untrustworthy; in a general election, that could hurt her badly.
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And if everyone is equally bad and untrustworthy, there's no reason to hold Trump to any higher standard.
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Uber has pounced on the revelations, holding a press conference to denounce the PPA as biased and untrustworthy.
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So it's not just about counting the drinks — it's about the number where each of us becomes untrustworthy.
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The fragile democracy that dozens of them died to defend is now in Mr Erdogan's increasingly untrustworthy hands.
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This will be key for Manafort's defense, which will seek to paint Gates and his testimony as untrustworthy.
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The Trump administration's recent threats defy that promise and may cast the United States as an untrustworthy partner.
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This is clearly a form of punishment, as the office as a whole knows that she is untrustworthy.
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What they're saying: Wisconsin's Kevin Nicholson called Russian leaders "ruthless, uncooperative and untrustworthy," but said he supports Trump.
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Reiser played Carter Burke, an untrustworthy and manipulative corporate representative who sends the main character Ripley into danger.
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Two years ago, as New York commuters raged about the jam-packed, trash-strewn, untrustworthy subway trains, Gov.
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The Houthis are repressive and untrustworthy, but this is not a reason to bomb and starve Yemeni children.
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Defense lawyers, who did not call any witnesses to the stand, attacked Mr. Gates as an untrustworthy turncoat.
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This time, the camera lens is pointed not at the untrustworthy caregiver, but at the potentially rebellious adolescent.
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That is of some comfort in a crisis that has left the United States looking weak and untrustworthy.
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It's only natural that Trump, an opportunist who sees everything in transactional terms, makes for an untrustworthy ally.
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In the world Steve Rogers has known, these governmental structures have repeatedly proven themselves to be completely untrustworthy.
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Here too, two of the top Trump aides being deemed untrustworthy globalists — Gary Cohn and Jared Kushner — are Jewish.
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However, Rouhani criticized the U.S. in November when Trump pursued negotiations with North Korea, calling the American leader untrustworthy.
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It's also always good to let corporations know that this is the kind of practice that makes them untrustworthy.
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"I don't think there's been a candidate for this office more unethical and untrustworthy than Hillary Clinton," he added.
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This is precisely why pre-election polls consistently showed that a majority of Americans found her dishonest and untrustworthy.
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Speaking of untrustworthy, wasting ice cream is easily the most serial killer thing we've seen Cunanan do so far.
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Mr Trump's decision to withdraw from the deal vindicated Iran's hardliners, who have long argued that America is untrustworthy.
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Safari pointed to comments by Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who repeatedly called the Americans untrustworthy during the negotiations.
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In December a poll by The Economist/YouGov found that 53% of respondents viewed her as dishonest and untrustworthy.
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Donald Trump was the only other presidential candidate whom more than 50% of those surveyed considered dishonest and untrustworthy.
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Trying to bend someone to your will, will only make them resist you more—and make you seem untrustworthy.
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She is viewed as an untrustworthy and opportunistic career politician — a considerable liability in the year of the outsider.
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The Russia angle has the added benefit of making Trump extremely mad, which makes him seem erratic and untrustworthy.
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Is Theresa May as untrustworthy as a Gringott's goblin, or as strong and stable as a loyal house-elf?
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Why are we undertaking a deal with an untrustworthy regime with interests totally at cross-purposes to our own?
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"We had to confront the stereotypes of being largely defined as uneducated, disloyal, untrustworthy, and unreliable individuals," he wrote.
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He also seemingly made a baffling mistake: He embraced Flynn, the guy he just fired for supposedly being untrustworthy.
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It matters that nation-states now view the United States as an increasingly unreliable country, with an untrustworthy president.
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" After receiving the letter from Clapper on Monday, Ryan spokeswoman AshLee Strong maintained that Clinton "has proven herself untrustworthy.
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In other word, he's untrustworthy and unelectable — a combination that you'd normally expect engaged partisans to consider and reject.
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Watch out for untrustworthy friends or people who make promises they can't keep, no matter how good their intentions.
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The memo casts Steele, who once ran the Russia desk for Britain's MI6 intelligence service,as biased and untrustworthy.
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That's a big change from the spring of 2628, when only 28500 percent of Americans judged her as untrustworthy.
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At its core, it is a story about Barack Obama being fundamentally untrustworthy, perhaps even dangerous to the country.
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That may be a common thread among assault victims, but in Trump's hands she was made to sound untrustworthy.
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Mike Huckabee and former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, have also spoken openly about their view that Romney is untrustworthy.
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Americans — including some of those who voted for him — already see him as untrustworthy and unfit to be president.
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In purposefully simplistic terms, blockchain is a technology that allows two untrustworthy peers to make a verifiable transaction without intermediaries.
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But as things stand there is little reason to think that cryptocurrencies will remain more than an overcomplicated, untrustworthy casino.
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Mysteriously, possibly through his family's extensive connections with the spy world, he joined the CIA, but proved untrustworthy and incompetent.
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Talking is always worthwhile, but North Korea is unlikely to give ground—and is untrustworthy if it says it will.
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In recent weeks the party's supporters in Hong Kong have been infuriated by allegations that China's legal system is untrustworthy.
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He is not stable, he is untrustworthy, he is not knowledgeable, and he is fundamentally a danger to the Republic.
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During the Cold War, the United States used deterrence, arms control, and diplomacy to coexist with a hostile, untrustworthy adversary.
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Warren's spokesman Chris Hayden declined to comment on the Trump campaign's strategy of trying to frame the senator as untrustworthy.
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Later that week, nearly half of SI's staff was cut loose, instantly rendering the brand radioactive and its owners untrustworthy.
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That's because, Jealous argues, Trump is "all over the place" and thus, like other "fickle" dictators in history, definitively untrustworthy.
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A flood of voices will be needed to drown out historical mischaracterizations of women as untrustworthy, and it is coming.
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I would rather a businessperson than a lackluster, untrustworthy career politician that puts her interests ahead of the American people.
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In that corner, Comey's testimony proved Comey was untrustworthy and politically motivated, but his testimony nonetheless absolved Trump of wrongdoing.
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Meanwhile, Asians and Jewish people are seen in these surveys as highly competent but colder, less friendly and maybe untrustworthy.
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Like, if I was a traditional Survivor player who was ... cutthroat and untrustworthy and easily susceptible to paranoia, then yes.
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Some claimed that certain aspects of these encounters, like the picture and videos of sailors, show how Iran is untrustworthy.
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Rick Scott, as an untrustworthy liar in their first debate, while Mr. Scott portrayed Mr. Nelson as an ineffective failure.
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She suggested that many of the more dubious accounts of the White House are coming from people who are untrustworthy.
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Right-wing groups are stoking anti-Korean sentiment by recycling old tropes of "untrustworthy" and "faithless" Koreans, says Ms Dudden.
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Recently, MIT Technology Review obtained excerpts from He's research, and experts say that the report and data may be untrustworthy.
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Anti-Japanese sentiment was high, and the survey, with its accusatory tone, seemed bent on portraying the workers as untrustworthy.
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Some colleagues in Parliament describe him as corrupt, untrustworthy or simply insignificant, but he appears to have amassed considerable wealth.
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There are untrustworthy suppliers everywhere, so it's always important to research your suppliers well before making your products with them.
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And think twice about sharing posts from social media accounts that seem untrustworthy, even if that one post is true.
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At first, Ernst resisted—he found Berezovsky distasteful and untrustworthy—but eventually he agreed to become the channel's chief producer.
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Starks suggested at the meeting that the cost to replace untrustworthy equipment could ultimately run to $2 billion or more.
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Of the sites NewsGuard has analyzed, 16 percent have a red untrustworthy rating, while the vast majority have green ratings.
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Conservative commentators have pointed to this incident as a case of "fake news" that shows just how untrustworthy the media are.
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Encryption tools regularly prove themselves to be untrustworthy or too prone to user error, and governments seem to be cracking down.
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But for Ben Zhao, one of the researchers behind the project, the implications go much further than just untrustworthy restaurant reviews.
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As in Agatha Christie's novels, every character seems to have a nefarious motive or something to hide, which makes everyone untrustworthy.
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This happens not because trust in general declines, but because key public figures – notably politicians and journalists – are perceived as untrustworthy.
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So-called "altcoins" faded away because they were buggy, insecure, untrustworthy, and/or provided no lasting value beyond de facto gambling.
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Eventually, the System begins to feel just as untrustworthy as its users' hearts: is it pairing them with the right people?
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Scores would be recalculated monthly and allow residents to be sorted into eight categories, from AAA (model citizen) to D (untrustworthy).
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Never, however, has a whole country had an Olympic mat pulled away by virtue of being exposed as untrustworthy and dishonorable.
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But each of these presidential candidates is in a race to the bottom for the worst untrustworthy rating in political history.
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He described Mexican immigrants as "rapists" and "criminals" and a federal judge as untrustworthy because his parents were of Mexican heritage.
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O'Leary said it makes him sad to hear politicians beat up on the biotech sector or call the pharmaceutical industry untrustworthy.
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It is better both for the consumers it protects from untrustworthy financial advisers and for the financial industry as a whole.
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President Hassan Rouhani is already paying a political price for having been so "naive" as to negotiate with the "untrustworthy" Americans.
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The market will look like a lot of other markets as opposed to this fragmented, untrustworthy one that we see today.
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There's a goofiness to the action, a dreamy awareness that reality is untrustworthy right now, but hold up, try this edible.
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Republicans and many Democrats opposed the agreement, asserting that Iran was untrustworthy and had gained too many concessions during the negotiations.
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"Clinton's problem is that she's viewed as inauthentic and untrustworthy," said Jeff Bechdel, the communications director for the America Rising PAC.
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Again, if the other side is bad and untrustworthy, it follows that extraordinary means should be taken to secure electoral victory.
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The same poll enforced these trends as well, showing the public largely regards him as untrustworthy and not sharing their values.
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"They were unwilling to act until they were forced to ground the plane that had proven itself statistically untrustworthy," Sucher said.
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For those declared "untrustworthy," the ability to buy business-class train tickets or to lodge at certain hotels can be rescinded.
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It was Hillary Clinton, he said, who was an untrustworthy steward of the working class and who would slash vital benefits.
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"The problem with opening up attachments from untrustworthy sources is that they can be malicious and hack your computer," Lee says.
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The email stuff is the same, except it's contributing to the sense that she's untrustworthy, and that's a problem for her.
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Rudy Giuliani, who's now Trump's personal lawyer, called Cohen "untrustworthy" and denied his assertion that Trump asked him to hire RedFinch.
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As an aside, it's weirdly hard to judge laptop keyboards in a world where the butterfly keys on MacBooks are so untrustworthy.
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Now obviously we can&apost forget the untrustworthy nature of Kim Jong Un and his predecessors as we have learned from history.
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These sites exploit the relatively high trust Americans express in local news outlets — a potential vulnerability in Americans' defenses against untrustworthy information.
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Then, there is the person behind the mask, who is a little bit paranoid, angry, untrustworthy, greedy, generally not a nice person.
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Allison (Emmy Raver-Lampman) has powers that make her untrustworthy, and as a result she's drifted away from her brothers and sisters.
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All three attacks -- elevated by Trump himself at his rallies -- are at the core of the GOP case that Clinton is untrustworthy.
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After a lot of thought, I decided that I won't be doing any TV interviews, too stressful & untrustworthy 4 me & my fans.
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Indra smartly says "hey maybe even in jest don't agree to give these crazy untrustworthy people guns, our one upperhand" (again, paraphrasing).
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By continuously lying to her husband, she has only proven Mary Louise's rude adage true ("I find short people to be untrustworthy").
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It then bans iPhones and labels Apple as untrustworthy because it could be working with, say, the NSA, to monitor Chinese communications.
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Most polls show that nearly 7 in 10 Americans see Clinton as untrustworthy, which is actually higher than Trump in this department.
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Trump has countered that Clinton's use of a private email server as secretary of State shows she is untrustworthy with classified information.
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Though Hillary Clinton can attack Mr Trump's financial secretiveness in the general election, voters perceive her as comparably untrustworthy to Mr Trump.
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Climate change has made clear that the old notion of humans as the stewards of nature is a terrible, toxic, untrustworthy arrangement.
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Hampered by email scandals and botched FBI investigations, political capital will be scarce for a president 60% of the country considers untrustworthy.
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Clinton's email troubles have damaged her presidential campaign and contributed to a nagging sense of voters that she is untrustworthy and deceptive.
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Some argued that the accusations were inherently untrustworthy because of the alleged partisan intentions of the whistleblower whose complaint prompted impeachment proceedings.
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And worst of all, he treats her like she is unbalanced, untrustworthy, as if he knows her mind better than she does.
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His are not the promises of a politician, which are by definition untrustworthy, or of an ideological warrior, but a businessman's promises.
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Some string-like samples come in approximating dubby rhythms, but even its presences is unpredictable, an untrustworthy flicker in an unfamiliar landscape.
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The Russians sought to portray The New York Times, CNN and other media organizations as untrustworthy and deeply biased against the president.
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During the last presidential primaries, Mr. Ricketts spent millions of dollars funding ads that portrayed Donald Trump as an untrustworthy, dangerous misogynist.
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It should not have taken a bruising trade battle to deter U.S. firms from relying on an untrustworthy nation, but it did.
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American officials in El Salvador went on the offensive to thwart China's foray, painting Beijing as an untrustworthy partner with hidden motives.
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And it is likely to compound Trump's sense of paranoia that he is surrounded by advisers who may be duplicitous and untrustworthy.
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But since both candidates are generally viewed as untrustworthy, he said he takes the increased traffic to his site as a positive.
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And in her view, Reece's failure to disclose the 20173 incident made his point of view on sexual situations and consent untrustworthy.
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It goes to show the level of Russia trust in the administration — even on an issue where Russia has proven itself untrustworthy.
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Naively, she believed that it would remain a contained document, that it would not be sent to untrustworthy figures or go public.
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The next day, however, the defense laid out its plans to use the payment to show that Constand is greedy and untrustworthy.
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YouTube creators have long bemoaned the company's irregular and untrustworthy notification delivery system, but new product changes are looking to address those frustrations.
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Then, your new allies – the ones who flipped with you last vote – don't need your help anymore, and now they know you're untrustworthy.
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Conveniently, this allows administration officials to argue that the stories coming out are biased and untrustworthy because they're not coming from the administration.
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It's built to safeguard every connected device — be it a computer, router, or a Tickle Me Elmo — against phishing, malware, and untrustworthy interlopers.
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And have we conveniently forgotten Trump's use of anti-Semitic images to try and paint Hillary Clinton as a corrupt and untrustworthy candidate?
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"Prime Minister Maliki is highly untrustworthy, Mr. Vice President," the former Trump defense secretary recalls saying in his new book Call Sign Chaos.
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That she did not, in fact, fulfill the request to go to Mars because it felt like a dark journey with untrustworthy people.
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At the very least, the kerfuffle is a reminder that until a few months ago, Mr Kim was seen as untrustworthy and belligerent.
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Known as a blunt speaker, she helped push Joice Mujuru from her position of power by claiming she was power hungry and untrustworthy.
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It just goes to show that this is an untrustworthy, poorly developed market that has to be managed externally by imposing trading halts.
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We can trust each other with basic freedoms until one of us proves to be untrustworthy by maliciously, intentionally harming another of us.
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Perhaps a rider's rating is low not because she's unpleasant, or untrustworthy, but because she speaks a language a few drivers don't like.
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Reginald Graham was on the Philadelphia District Attorney's Office's "secret list" of police officers with reputations for being untrustworthy, his lawyers have said.
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Ambiguous character motives and untrustworthy storytellers are especially harmful in a drama about the complexities of identity, humanity, and what makes us us.
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Clinton was asked whether she lied about Benghazi, whether she might be indicted over her emails and why she's seen as so untrustworthy.
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Garret Ross did not have the charges dropped against him because the investigation proved fruitless, or because witnesses were found to be untrustworthy.
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The disclosure of further emails could provide more fodder for opponents who have seized on the issue to argue that Clinton is untrustworthy.
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What's more, the leading Democratic candidate, Hillary Clinton, is seen as dishonest and untrustworthy by a majority of the general electorate, especially Independents.
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The language that candidate Trump used to describe Muslims, portraying them as untrustworthy and dangerous, is not so easily forgotten after one speech.
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Truth isn't a currency in the Trump White House…A lot of these advisers are starting to become seen as unreliable and untrustworthy.
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She likes to draw out recessive characters—the unhappy, the untrustworthy, or the downright unlikable—and bring them, however uncertainly, into the light.
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Even the cured must take their cancer experiences home with them where, paradoxically, remission — untrustworthy as a safe haven — continues to unmoor us.
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Defectors have to pay brokers to guide them out of China, and they are relatively expensive, sometimes untrustworthy and not easy to find.
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Then she blew it for me on her first day by appointing the discredited and demonstrably untrustworthy clown Boris Johnson as foreign secretary.
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Mike McCaul (R-Texas) has long hammered the nuclear deal as a misguided agreement with untrustworthy adversaries –– a universal sentiment of congressional Republicans.
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Clinton has long struggled with the perception that she is untrustworthy, and the continuing email releases have done little to improve that image.
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She has been private about her Methodist faith, and no earnest Sunday school memories will sway voters who view her as fundamentally untrustworthy.
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Deploying storytelling against the underestimated danger of flu might feel untrustworthy to scientists, less precise than the numbers and percentages that confer believability.
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" The United States has been actively pushing other countries not to use Huawei's equipment in next-generation 5G networks that it calls "untrustworthy.
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Manafort's team will try to discredit Gates in the eyes of the jury as a thieving, untrustworthy crook whose testimony can't be believed.
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The speech has turned Mr. Graham into a heroic figure on the right, where he has often been seen as untrustworthy and opportunistic.
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An individual user's vulnerability to cyber threats and deliberate hacking can deepen when the online environment features untrustworthy information at an enormous scale.
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Our pop culture and religious teachings alike are fraught with descriptions of women as untrustworthy — from Eve and the apple to Gossip Girl.
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" The United States has been actively pushing other countries not to use Huawei's equipment in next-generation 5G networks that it calls "untrustworthy.
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His narratives often feel like stories of mortals adrift against a pantheon of gods who are, if not capricious, deeply flawed and untrustworthy.
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But he was unpopular at work, widely seen as untrustworthy, and when he left, "none of us ever wanted to see him again."
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It could also be used to deny people promotions or assign a ring tone to their phone warning callers that they are untrustworthy.
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The officer was on the Philadelphia District Attorney's Office's "secret list" of police officers with reputations for being untrustworthy, his lawyers have said.
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The packages either did not list ingredients or, if they did, the labels seemed untrustworthy, he said, because the oil sometimes smelled off.
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Ordinary voters took up the conflict, with Sanders supporters on Twitter filling Warren's mentions with snake emojis, implying that she's untrustworthy and evil.
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Notably, none of these programs requires "first-hand" information, contradicting the president's go-to talking point that the whistleblower's complaint is inherently untrustworthy.
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Before the election, he claimed that the Electoral College was corrupt and untrustworthy; after his victory, he called it a pillar of democracy.
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Democrats continued to blame Republicans for being disingenuous and untrustworthy, demanding they get serious and stop kicking the can further down the road.
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The book, by Zachary Karabell, tells the story of a deeply unpopular and untrustworthy New Yorker who, against all odds, achieves the presidency.
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"As U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley said yesterday, the Russians have proven themselves untrustworthy, unable and unwilling to hold to the U.N. ceasefire agreement."
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It made us think about the global rise in populist parties, which often reject policy expertise and institutions as untrustworthy "deep state" elites.
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Movies and television depict sexbots as women who are simultaneously objectified and untrustworthy; sexbots personify a metaphor for a walking, talking, seducing monster.
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He has painted a picture of the president as a greedy, untrustworthy, cruel man who cares nothing for the country that he leads.
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Nevertheless, Trump and his allies have attempted to paint Mueller as untrustworthy and biased because both Strzok and Page briefly worked for him.
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Operators that don't take action quickly to fix "untrustworthy behavior" risk being placed on a blacklist and having their names published on government websites.
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So not only is Trump hurting Canada's steel and aluminum exports to the US, he's also declaring Canada an untrustworthy ally in the process.
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The show is a modern take on the novel and set in an alternate history where superheroes and vigilantes are treated as untrustworthy outlaws.
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Polling shows that Germans consider Greeks and Italians to be untrustworthy layabouts; anecdotal experience suggests that belief is shared by Austrians, Dutch and Scandinavians.
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"From the time this investigation began, statements provided by the Sacramento Police Department have proven to be self-serving, untrustworthy, and unreliable," he said.
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Differentiating between legitimate and untrustworthy sources of information has long been a problem on social platforms, where misinformation is widespread and everything looks similar.
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It claims that the United States is an untrustworthy negotiator and that the Chinese government wants talks that are equal, mutually beneficial and trustworthy.
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The smart pup decides to face the terrifying objects butt-first, backing away so he can always keep an eye on those untrustworthy foes.
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Sexist assumptions about these women being shallow, unintelligent, untrustworthy, and promiscuous often lend themselves to tropes that take on a life of their own.
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" He stopped short of saying he personally felt Clinton was untrustworthy, but when asked why so many did, he said, "I totally get it.
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Some of this is understandable -- Clinton is not personally popular and voters in the state find her as untrustworthy as voters throughout the nation.
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The real NRA apparently plans to get its legal team involved, probably for revealing just how untrustworthy most people find the NRA these days.
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"I am not a natural politician" Clinton made an unusually frank admission when she was pressed on why so many Americans find her untrustworthy.
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But Chris was blindsided and so was Brett, and I think — I hope — they learned a very valuable lesson that the girls [are untrustworthy].
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Among the findings here was that people with an avoidant attachment style (who tend to see others as untrustworthy) sought out more constructive solitude.
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Women who seek power are seen as less "likable" — and Clinton can't seem to escape the conventional wisdom that she is unlikable or untrustworthy.
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Both candidates are viewed as untrustworthy by voters, and partisans from either side seem willing to believe any charge leveled at their hated opponent.
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Walker said that the FBI director's report on Clinton's private email server during her time as secretary of State proved that she is untrustworthy.
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Moreover, parading Babchenko at a press conference in Kiev plays into the hands of those who accuse the media of being fake or untrustworthy.
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Trump, for his part, is stepping up his attacks on Clinton, who he has cast as incompetent on Twitter and untrustworthy in television interviews.
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Speaking at the W.H., Trump praised right-wing conspiracy outlet One America News while simultaneously bashing credible news organizations as untrustworthy sources of information.
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Monis had reportedly tried to join the Rebels Motorcycle Club, but his application was rejected because the gang decided he was unstable and untrustworthy.
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"Today, America is identified as an unreliable and untrustworthy country in the world which does not adhere to any of its obligations," Rouhani said.
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Colliding affords an opportunity to think of time as a concept both immediate and inconceivably long, and photography as time's playful yet untrustworthy interpreter.
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For example, what could happen to the trove of web-tracking data Google has if its next CEO is untrustworthy or has ulterior motives?
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When I heard of an acquaintance who, running for local office, worried that her singlehood made her untrustworthy in voters' eyes, I could empathize.
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Financial markets and speculators might see the euro as an untrustworthy currency, throwing into doubt the premise of stability and strength its founders envisioned.
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They fear a return to the trade wars of the 1980s and early '90s, when many Americans saw Japan as an untrustworthy economic adversary.
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The more these communities see police as untrustworthy outsiders with special status, the harder it is to find witnesses to cooperate with police investigations.
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Untrustworthy news and political campaigns often use statistics to make bogus claims — rightfully assuming most readers won't take the time to fact-check them.
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Echoing a common analysis, Catherine Bonneville, 63, a retiree in Phoenix, described the choice as between "despicable" (Donald J. Trump) and "untrustworthy" (Hillary Clinton).
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Poppy doesn't like to work with people, because they're untrustworthy, so she builds robot help — except for when she trusts her human lackeys implicitly.
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Her association with various investigations (Benghazi, Whitewater, "emailgate") helped create her image as dishonest, tricky and untrustworthy – even though she was exonerated in all three.
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The list was created for prosecutors as a clip 'n' save guide to potentially corrupt or untrustworthy cops and was not intended for public scrutiny.
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The New York Reublican, an outspoken Donald Trump supporter, has repeatedly condemned Clinton and deemed her untrustworthy based on her alleged mishandling of classified information.
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Polls right up to Election Day showed that the majority thought him untrustworthy, unqualified for the presidency, and temperamentally unfit to carry out its duties.
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Pyongyang is considered by many to be an untrustworthy partner, and there is already unease about whether Trump has proven too willing to make concessions.
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His record of putting corporate interests before the public's health and safety makes him not merely deeply unqualified for this position but also profoundly untrustworthy.
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Volker testified to lawmakers on Thursday that he warned Giuliani he was receiving untrustworthy information from Ukrainian officials about the Bidens, The Washington Post reported.
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The officer, Reginald Graham, was on a "secret list" kept by the Philadelphia District Attorney's office that named police officers with poor or untrustworthy reputations.
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Mitt Romney is also reportedly being considered for that role, but some of Trump's closest supporters have branded the former Massachusetts governor untrustworthy and disloyal.
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He survived his many false claims as a candidate because his core supporters treated it as mere hyperbole and his opponent was untrustworthy Hillary Clinton.
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During the campaign, Mr. Trump harped on Hillary Clinton's use of a private account as secretary of state, using it to paint her as untrustworthy.
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I've reported in Iran (and been detained there by secret police and accused of spying), and I know full well that the regime is untrustworthy.
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Under John Collins's direction, the company takes a slapstick approach to Shakespeare's problem play about a would-be nun and a couple of untrustworthy rulers.
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Following the trial, one juror said the jury found Gates to be so untrustworthy that they set aside his testimony entirely when considering Manafort's guilt.
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If Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton changes her position on anything — the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal, for example — she is instantly branded as untrustworthy.
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Based on their behavior, job and family networks, Uighurs were given ratings of their trustworthiness, and those considered "untrustworthy" were then subjected to more surveillance.
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A contestant named Blake tried to cast another hopeful, Lucas, as untrustworthy, telling the Bachelorette that the walking Whaboom wasn't here for the right reasons.
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Her mother seems to suspect her of being untrustworthy even before witches enter the story, and her younger brother keeps sneaking glances down her shift.
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There was something timely and relevant in a story about a man who is both a monster made by an untrustworthy government, and also its reckoning.
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The diplomat: While cautious to make the comparison, Dyson brings to mind the worn-out criticisms of Hillary Clinton: Power hungry, untrustworthy, poor candidate ... sound familiar?
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According to congressional Republicans, the only asserted obstacle to passing such a bill in the past was that President Obama was an untrustworthy partner on immigration.
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He is, I'm reliably informed, a man who nibbles at his fingers during meetings, which has been taken by students as a sign of being untrustworthy.
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By and large, email is now a generally unpleasant, often untrustworthy, and sometimes literally perilous experience that deserves less and less of our time and attention.
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Samsung would be rightly deemed untrustworthy and reviews of its subsequent phones would have to include mention of the problem that the Galaxy Note 7 started.
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The Beijing project will improve blacklist systems so that those deemed untrustworthy will be "unable to move even a single step," according to the government's plan.
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On February 20th the Latvian defence ministry called them a smear operation "from outside" (ie, Russia), aimed at portraying Latvia as a badly run, untrustworthy ally.
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By and large, email is now a generally unpleasant, often untrustworthy and sometimes literally perilous experience that deserves less and less of our time and attention.
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Matthew, who went by Levi before becoming an apostle, worked as a tax collector, which, in ancient Rome, meant being saddled with a untrustworthy, villainous reputation.
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"After a lot of thought, I decided that I won't be doing any TV interviews, too stressful & untrustworthy 4 me & my fans," she tweeted July 9.
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When it's unverified, the likely way American customers will see this system play out is a visible notifier that the call is unverified and therefore untrustworthy.
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It's easy to make jokes that it's probably just because there are more fact checks out there for conservative outlets because conservative outlets are notoriously untrustworthy.
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Going into this week's episode, our picture of Victor Strand probably was something like this: Criminal of some sort, shady af, untrustworthy, maybe a serial killer.
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Liberals lost the White House because of a corrupt, untrustworthy, and unlikable candidate, and a media that would go to any length to cover for her.
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But Mrs Clinton is too flawed a candidate to enjoy an easy ride to the White House for long: 60% of Americans think she is untrustworthy.
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Why do the celebrity Republicans insist that we cast aside all doubt and trust a man with the Supreme Court when he is otherwise wholly untrustworthy?
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"Her Achilles' heel has been this perception of playing fast and loose with the rules [and] being untrustworthy," he said in a WWD interview published Thursday.
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"After a lot of thought, I decided that I won't be doing any TV interviews, too stressful & untrustworthy 4 me & my fans," she tweeted Monday night.
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Today, sexism is at the root of the storyline that there's something untrustworthy about young women in Congress who have strong opinions, or who dress differently.
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They showed how Clinton advisers immediately grappled with the issue, anticipating that her opponents would try to exploit to reinforce a perception that she was untrustworthy.
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I'm tired of our local decisions being vetted by a state government that does not trust us, when that state government itself has been profoundly untrustworthy.
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The idea that all elites — not just intellectual elites, but bureaucratic ones too — are untrustworthy has been central to the president's political message from day one.
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But there's something ugly, archaic—and, as writer Emily Crockett points out, biblical—about using a snake emoji of all symbols to discredit women as untrustworthy.
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Both Republicans and Democrats have expressed concerns about Tillerson's ties to Russia, and many Republicans, in contrast to Trump, view Putin as a calculating, untrustworthy foe.
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Clinton and her staff have struggled to respond to accusations that her use of the server in violation of State Department protocol means she is untrustworthy.
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Even before Harvey struck, it was unlikely that Washington would let government come to a standstill and let the U.S. become known as an untrustworthy debtor.
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Voters of both persuasions found the party untrustworthy and deserted it in droves: It lost 7.9 percentage points and more than one-fifth of its seats.
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All you need is to offer your side an alternative story in which to believe, a story that makes you sound trustworthy and your enemies untrustworthy.
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His demands for loyalty pledges, and his resistance to the idea that political appointees serve the country rather than him, have rendered the US government untrustworthy.
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Clinton lost the election for myriad reasons, but it did not help that The Times's coverage of this issue reinforced many voters' suspicions that she was untrustworthy.
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Rose won 63% of the vote, a big ol' number that gave him license to begin casting opponent Donovan as an untrustworthy, mealymouthed avatar of the establishment.
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In the project's demo, the program evaluates a user's Breitbart article as biased and untrustworthy and shoots back a piece from the more left-leaning The Atlantic.
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Or, it could be that he's this untrustworthy kind of guy who is always going to get out of any situation by turning it to his advantage.
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"I wasn't unaware that there were people in the industry who abused their power, or who were seedy or untrustworthy," the Mary Queen of Scots star says.
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Both "denied" and "non-compliance" are medical-ese, and while their accusatory implications aren't always intended, they nonetheless color patients, and their accounts, as unreliable and untrustworthy.
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To that end, Manafort's lawyers have skewered Gates as an untrustworthy deputy engaged in his own nefarious dealings with the company's accounts, while Manafort's back was turned.
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Screenshots of "I find little people to be untrustworthy" and "You're a snide fuck" will be surreptitiously deployed in shady group chats for the rest of time.
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In our experiments, Helpers who decided not to help without calculating the costs seemed especially untrustworthy – presumably because they seemed committed to be selfish no matter what.
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" He went on to call her "untrustworthy, vindictive, vicious, backstabbing and the absolute last person that you should ever allow, in my opinion, into the White House.
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Activists and government officials alike have questioned the accuracy of previous reports and warned that the incoming one was likely as untrustworthy as those that came before.
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Mr. Rubio derided Mr. Trump as untrustworthy and uncivil, while Mr. Cruz bashed him for donating money to Hillary Clinton's 2008 presidential campaign and to other Democrats.
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But if the CDC is seen as a political arm of the federal government, or as an untrustworthy source of information, then disease control could be compromised.
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Players signing over their power of attorney to agents lose control of their funds, unwisely giving untrustworthy representatives free rein to withdraw funds and make dubious investments.
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For example, in Rembrandt's "A Pedlar Selling Spectacles" (sight), an elderly couple with poor eyesight browse through a box of eyeglasses held by an untrustworthy street vendor.
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In politics, we've witnessed it in the appalling reactions to women like Hillary Clinton and, most recently, Kamala Harris, with critics portraying them as calculating or untrustworthy.
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We believe (again, based on the polling) that politicians are generally untrustworthy people who lie about what they're going to do in order to get into power.
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The incoherence increases the chance of greater conflict, as America's friends and rivals will see the country as a fickle and untrustworthy actor on the world stage.
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Mr. Rubio derided Mr. Trump as untrustworthy and uncivil, while Mr. Cruz bashed him for donating money to Hillary Clinton's 2008 presidential campaign and to other Democrats.
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Her enemies flung into a simmering pot labeled "untrustworthy" any fault they could identify – flip-flops on policy, and exaggerations of rejoinders in the heat of debate.
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When all five of your main characters are untrustworthy (and aiming to steal $91 million worth of cocaine), you're bound to have one hell of a ride.
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Or, it could be that he's this untrustworthy kind of guy who is always going to get out of any situation by turning it to his advantage.
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Unlike the unmoderated and often untrustworthy mix of articles that people share on the News Feed, Facebook News is curated not by algorithms but actual human editors.
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Early in the novel, Adam warns Charlie that she may be untrustworthy, largely on the basis of her doubtful testimony against a man she accused of rape.
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The most common categories for internment are violating China's one-child policy, religious behavior, having a link to anything "abroad," or simply being labeled an "untrustworthy" person.
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A deposition about the email system would further stoke the public scrutiny of her setup and could add to the lagging public criticism that she is untrustworthy.
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"At bottom, it sends the message that America sees Iraqis as untrustworthy," Kenneth M. Pollack, a longtime Iraq analyst at the Brookings Institution, wrote in an email.
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They are dismissed as purveyors of "fake news" — a label Descartes's skeptic might have been delighted to apply to the allegedly untrustworthy deliverances of our sense organs.
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At best, she is someone who made a series of foolish choices, and at worst she is evidence that women as a whole are duplicitous and untrustworthy.
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She said female candidates are also often judged to be untrustworthy "on no ostensible basis" and women's claims are viewed as less credible than claims by men.
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Zelenskiy said the "key question" for him was to try to persuade the White House to "change its rhetoric" about Ukraine as a corrupt and untrustworthy country.
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Kirk Marcolina, a co-director of the documentary, said it was difficult to pin down specifics about Ms. Payne's criminal history, particularly since she was fundamentally untrustworthy.
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The thing about The Craft is that its central theme is overwhelmingly common in culture: Girls who attain a modicum of power are inherently untrustworthy and dangerous.
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Saddled with a bad economy, an untrustworthy government, and an ongoing health scare, Brazilians are looking to the team to crowbar some joy into their everyday lives.
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The percentage of voters who think that Clinton is untrustworthy has also grown 5 percentage points since the FBI's findings were released, up to a whopping 67 percent.
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Muddied motives Even if there is not outright corruption, there will be constant instances where the motivations of different players in political negotiations are simply unclear and untrustworthy.
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"That's really all you can do to prevent people from attacking systems like this, because a mobile app is fundamentally running on an insecure untrustworthy platform," Blaze said.
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In turn, Horkins, in his decision, pointed to the fact that Ghomeshi's accusers didn't behave exactly the way a victim of sexual assault might and are therefore untrustworthy.
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Some European members of the coalition against Islamic State forces have expressed concern about sharing intelligence with Russia, which they say has been an untrustworthy partner in Syria.
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Blair Walsh's season-opening miss made an uncomfortable truth painfully clear: The Minnesota Vikings have too much riding on this season to trust it to an untrustworthy kicker.
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Even with the federal probe wrapping up, Republicans continue to seize on the email controversy as Clinton seeks to shed the perception that she is untrustworthy and dishonest.
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In Act 1, Scene 5, students analyze Lady Macbeth's "how to" guide for the untrustworthy to convince others they are worthy of trust, and students again drew parallels.
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Despite Hillary Clinton's public perception as untrustworthy and allegations of ethical lapses, she has managed to unite her diverse party around the simple, unequivocal slogan: I'm With Her.
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It is even harder to count up the losses sidestepped by having to deal with fewer untrustworthy outsiders and of not being deprived of credit in tough times.
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Washington (CNN)A pro-Trump outside group is seeking to label James Comey as untrustworthy ahead of the former FBI director's scheduled testimony on Capitol Hill on Thursday.
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Allies blame 'untrustworthy' Obama for violence in Syria The article also highlights criticism from world leaders over the decision not to attack Syria for its chemical weapons use.
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Reliable data are scarce, partly because cheaters tend to be untrustworthy on the subject of their cheating, and partly because people disagree on what qualifies as a cheat.
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Manafort's defense argued the main witness against him, his former aide Richard Gates, is an untrustworthy witness who stole money from Manafort and was involved in extramarital affairs.
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" But on Monday the actress tweeted, "After a lot of thought, I decided that I won't be doing any TV interviews, too stressful & untrustworthy 4 me & my fans.
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If digital media is viewed largely as "fake news" and the ads that appear are considered propaganda or seen as untrustworthy by voters, then they'll have no impact.
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Donald J. Trump put his finger firmly on the reset button on Wednesday, with a speech that savaged Hillary Clinton as untrustworthy, "corrupt" and out only for herself.
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Nor should credence be given to arguments that drug companies will be exposed to liability, reputational and otherwise, for sharing with untrustworthy generics whose drugs could harm patients.
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As Facebook executives recently explained to WIRED, the company has also overhauled its News Feed algorithms to reduce people's exposure to fake news and outlets it deems untrustworthy.
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Besides, as a black man, I'm well aware of the fact that the US government is deeply untrustworthy when it comes to people of color and the poor.
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Bisexual people are often perceived by both heterosexual and gay and lesbian people as indecisive about their sexual orientation, sexually permissive, and unfaithful or untrustworthy as romantic partners.
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It is even harder to count up the losses sidestepped by having to deal with fewer untrustworthy outsiders and of not being deprived of credit in tough times.
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Although the vignettes he related were notoriously untrustworthy, you can choose to be generous and contemplate the thousands of facts and critical opinions he managed to get right.
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Senators from both parties on Thursday repeatedly praised the temperament and record of the man the president fired, and Comey's assertion that Trump was untrustworthy remarkably went unchallenged.
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Mr. de Blasio has dismissed Mr. Rechnitz as "a liar and a felon," and in court Mr. Rechnitz has come across at times as self-promoting and untrustworthy.
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This tendency is based on the human inclination to define one's identity in contrast to someone cast as a different, an untrustworthy Other best kept at a distance.
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Its central story line plays out over a 15-episode season, and its characters can be morally ambiguous and untrustworthy to viewers as well as to one another.
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One features images of Osama bin Laden and argues that Mr. Ossoff is untrustworthy because his documentary company produced films for Al Jazeera, the Qatari TV news network.
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And he justified it all by positioning himself as a champion of the people at war with an untrustworthy establishment that must be confronted, even smashed, from within.
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It's a fast-moving caper about a woman who's dragged into an objectively frightening situation with unpredictable and untrustworthy companions, but it's also constantly exasperated by their idiocy.
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We're encouraged to view privacy not as a desirable haven from the relentless exposure of public life, but as a zone of peril, an opportunity for untrustworthy behavior.
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As skeptic-in-chief, Trump exploits a longstanding American tradition of anti-intellectualism that makes scientists and professors seem impractical and untrustworthy figures who need to be resisted.
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"We are law-abiding citizens who have jumped through all their hurdles and abide by all their laws, but we are being labeled as untrustworthy criminals," he said.
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"I feel disgust watching Johnson," said Nicola Sturgeon, leader of the secessionist Scottish National Party, describing the prime minister as "untrustworthy, craven ... unfit for office in every sense".
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But now, Levandowski looks like a guy whose greed and ego far outweighed his talent—his former co-workers even warned Uber employees that he was an untrustworthy backstabber.
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"These recounts are part of an election integrity movement to attempt to shine a light on just how untrustworthy the U.S. election system is," she said on her website.
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If the president genuinely cared about improving the US Russian relationship, it is he who just killed the chance of that, by appearing so untrustworthy and so ill-prepared.
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" Nikko of Ithaca, N.Y., said: "If the Republican Party got behind Kasich, they could mobilize the independents who think Clinton is too untrustworthy and Sanders is too blindly ideological.
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The party's efforts to paint O'Rourke as an untrustworthy, no-good slacker backfired spectacularly, especially when his supporters began tweeting photos of his opponent from the same time period.
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I looked for someone who could translate some mysterious Latin phrases, but found only the town's devious and untrustworthy pastor, who sent me to other potential translators at random.
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Facebook has 2.01 billion monthly users, but its News Feed has long been a morass of untrustworthy news links, viral videos, and bad opinions from distant friends and relatives.
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When it comes to the blockchain that Bitcoin is powered by, "all Bitcoin transactions after that purged block become untrustworthy, which would undermine the complete system," said Van Humbeeck.
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While her Democratic primary opponents have mostly declined to use the private server against Clinton, Republican candidates have been using every opportunity to paint her as untrustworthy and unlawful.
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GUTFELD: Two point of this, I love the fact that Cohen who was, just months ago, an untrustworthy slime ball is now the history -- the hero of the resistance.
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Grossman also addressed the fact that many other weather apps have been untrustworthy, and noted that because his app costs money, it can afford to exist without selling data.
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From the trailer, it seems like Delaney's father was in business with quite a few untrustworthy people, several of whom have mustaches, guns, bags of jewels, and devious agendas.
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In 290, 277 percent of the Mexican population found the US to be untrustworthy—a massive increase from 2016, in which 31 percent said they distrusted their northern neighbor.
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But with the prospect of a lightning-fast confirmation process for another openly partisan right-wing nominee, the court is reduced to just another untrustworthy institution in American life.
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They each use similar footage, but one makes Knox look like a sympathetic figure wrongly framed for murder, while the other makes her out to seem suspicious and untrustworthy.
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It isn't so much paranoia about President Obama's policies as it is paranoia about the man himself — that he is, in some fundamental way, different, foreign, untrustworthy, even traitorous.
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The group's polling, he says, has found that most Americans believe that Trump's response has been incompetent, untrustworthy and more concerned about protecting his political interests than public health.
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Second, Lake said, Republicans may be trying to appeal to late-deciding voters who care more about character than issues by painting their Democratic opponents as untrustworthy or hypocritical.
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Her eyes, dark brown and wildly expressive, seem to grow three times their size when confronted with, say, the lies of an untrustworthy landlord or an unrepentant teenage troublemaker.
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Clinton struggled to shed a reputation as untrustworthy and remote, perhaps not coincidentally, and couldn't stop herself from voicing her own ambivalence about likability as a qualification for office.
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Concerning his proclaimed readiness to start new talks, a recent survey suggests that Iranians are cynical about any effort at new negotiations with an unpredictable and untrustworthy American president.
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Elsewhere, Joe Biden's memory proved to be particularly untrustworthy, the race for the Democratic presidential nomination is shrinking, and the Republican race is … a thing that exists, kind of.
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He also said he warned Giuliani that he "was receiving untrustworthy information from Ukrainian political figures about former vice president Joe Biden and his son," the Washington Post reports.
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Clinton, as he put it, was an untrustworthy character who had committed a "significant number of crimes," let her maid handle classified material and continually lied about her health.
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In response, a YogaWorks official sent an email addressed to the New York teachers and trainers, painting the union as an untrustworthy group looking to collect dues from workers.
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When a candidate starts with a 47 percent disapproval rating and is widely branded as "untrustworthy," it matters not whom the opponent might be; there is much to overcome.
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" On Becerra, the memo says, "Beyond the Beltway and community of Latino activists, Becerra has low name recognition despite twenty years in Congress," adding, "[He] is an untrustworthy hypocrite.
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But, assuming the wisdom of crowds, it's probably not that much more untrustworthy than the advice of the salesman in the store, and it beats staring at the label.
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In Les Indics, Cornevin writes that, "In France, [the list] contains the names of around 50 informants you shouldn't go near," because they are either too dangerous or untrustworthy.
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China issued a white paper on Sunday illustrating a widening gap between the two sides, claiming that the U.S. is an untrustworthy negotiator and has backtracked on the proposed deal.
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Petitions must gather 100,000 signatures within 30 days to earn a response, so if you believe the "elite" media is untrustworthy, it would ensure there's popular demand behind a question.
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And while it will still be possible for users to share posts labeled as untrustworthy it will not be possible to share the original content without the 'suspect content' warning.
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Editor Hillbillyholiday argued during a discussion that the outlet is untrustworthy for science-related stories, inappropriately posts photos of children and has limited credibility even with direct quotes and interviews.
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"Our pop culture and religious teachings alike are fraught with descriptions of women as untrustworthy — from Eve and the apple to Gossip Girl," Emily Crockett wrote at Vox in 2016.
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Whereas if you're a capable but untrustworthy developer, you might still have some value, although it'll be much undercut by the effort spent riding herd on every decision you make.
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If our democracy cannot deny the nation's highest office to someone so deeply bigoted, uninformed and untrustworthy as Donald Trump, could we be looking at the twilight of democracy itself?
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You've most likely heard this advice from parents, mentors or your most experienced colleagues: Don't change jobs too many times or you'll risk being seen as unsettled, disloyal or untrustworthy.
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She then fell ill with pneumonia, and unwisely tried to conceal the ailment, giving ammunition for two of Mr Trump's attacks—that she is untrustworthy and that she is frail.
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News and advertising industry: The advertising industry has been particularly vigilant about weeding out fake news and misinformation because brands are more wary of placing ads next to untrustworthy content.
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Although it's Lorna who becomes Jess's obsession, Weinberg has created complex, unpredictable players, each with a fully drawn history, and all of them, in one way or another, deeply untrustworthy.
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By withdrawing from the Iran deal, analysts said, Mr. Trump has proved the United States to be an untrustworthy negotiating partner that cannot be counted on to honor any agreement.
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The issue, of course, is the past few years of rampant misinformation, fake news, and election interference that have often made Facebook an untrustworthy place to spend your time online.
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The talks may suffer from Mr. Trump's decision to exit the Iran nuclear accord if, as many analysts think, the takeaway is that the U.S. is an untrustworthy negotiating partner.
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While none had been convicted of a crime, the database indicated they were detained for activities including having too many children, being "untrustworthy" and taking the Muslim pilgrimage to Mecca.
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And Mr. Pompeo, who usually avoids gaps between his positions and Mr. Trump's, spent much of his day portraying Russia as untrustworthy, with a ferocity Mr. Trump has never shown.
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While people who have shown themselves to be untrustworthy in the past would almost certainly make poor choices, even good people have the capacity to willfully misuse their data privileges.
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In it, the NDRC said it will put measures into place to root out untrustworthy and dishonest operators in China's transportation industry, which has grown dramatically over the past two decades.
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Temer, never shy about showing his poetic side, dismissed the charges as "magical realism," saying prosecutors were relying on untrustworthy witnesses and claiming ties to foreign accounts that hadn't been verified.
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Implying that your friend has both poor judgment — she should not be engaged to her current suitor — and is untrustworthy — she has feelings for you, while engaged to another — is impolite.
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This coincided with a majority of Israelis feeling that media was untrustworthy, with a leftist bias, and a growth in the technological and market conditions for more overtly partisan media outlets.
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Phone companies have allowed for manual number blocking for years, and third-party apps like Whitepages and Privacystar use larger databases of untrustworthy numbers to preemptively block calls from the outside.
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But Wright's film is also a functional, traditional heist movie, complete with conflicting agendas, a crew of untrustworthy specialists (Jon Hamm is a major highlight), and a scheme that falls apart.
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All we know is that the more people show they're unwilling to hand over a phone number to an untrustworthy company, the more likely Facebook is to do the right thing.
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To thousands of Japanese viewers, the YouTube channels offer a rare honest appraisal of an untrustworthy man who has turned against a neighboring democracy while courting the dictator of North Korea.
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And even now, the White House states that Flynn was fired for being untrustworthy with his superiors, not for breaking the law by conspiring with the Russians in the first place.
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Ronda told TMZ Sports the sisters were a bunch of "untrustworthy bitches" and then called them "Do Nothing Bellas" (a twist on her famous "Do Nothing Bitches" line) on social media.
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With one week to go before Election Day, they are working overtime to tie their opponents to the embattled Democratic nominee, who polls show is viewed as untrustworthy by many voters.
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The theory helps explain why Marco Rubio and Jeb Bush were forced out; they were seen as ideologically untrustworthy, and in a predominantly ideological party that's not viable in a nominee.
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Regardless of whether there are anti-Trump signs at the march, outlets like Fox News and Breitbart will likely characterize it as further proof that scientists are hopelessly biased and untrustworthy.
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WASHINGTON — Hillary Clinton assailed Donald J. Trump on Friday as untrustworthy on women's issues, sharpening her tone against him in her first major speech since becoming the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee.
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"Almost every person I spoke with made it very clear to me that female inmates were incredibly untrustworthy, that they would lie and manipulate in any way they could," Stinson says.
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The Saenuri Party's prolonged campaign against progressive South Koreans — whom it often refers to as "jongbuk," or untrustworthy sympathizers with North Korea — has raised eyebrows among many politically moderate South Koreans.
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But if you think the Clintons are fundamentally untrustworthy people, taking advantage of a flawed political system for their personal gain, the latest revelations will serve only to reinforce that idea.
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I'd never told her that I knew her identity online, and I worried that if I said something she'd see me as somehow untrustworthy, as though I'd been spying on her.
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He just suggests it exists, then lets Putin respond to it, within a framework that has already written off most critics of Russia, especially those in the U.S. media, as untrustworthy.
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Germany is not ready to exclude Huawei from its 5G network and may amend its laws so that potentially untrustworthy manufacturers can still provide equipment, its interior ministry told CNBC Tuesday.
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The relationship between brands and their media suppliers has been in the spotlight since the start of the year when one of the world's largest advertisers attacked agencies for being untrustworthy.
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Obama has focused on what he touts as Clinton's strength of character, in hopes of shoring up support among voters who find her untrustworthy, a weakness Trump has sought to exploit.
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Although "untrustworthy" people are punished for bad scores, citizens who rank the highest in the new system can take advantage of perks like business discounts or booking hotel rooms without deposits.
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But within his Liberal Party, they were seen as untrustworthy backstabbers who kept the firestorm alive for weeks with new morsels of information feasted upon by the press and opposition parties.
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He just suggests it exists, then lets Putin respond to it, within a framework that has already written off most critics of Russia, especially those in the US media, as untrustworthy.
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Mr. Manafort's allies argue that Mr. Gates can be discredited as a morally bankrupt and untrustworthy narrator who owes his professional career to Mr. Manafort, yet siphoned millions from his accounts.
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Where the strange registers as dangerous and the feeling of being threatened sanctions pre-emptive action, public spaces become untrustworthy environments for those who are even slightly unconventional (or insufficiently white).
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Listen: The US hopes to end its longest warBut we are a long way from an agreement because the Taliban, of course, is an unpredictable, and, I think, irresponsible organization, untrustworthy.
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Mr. Trump, who has called for a ban on Muslim immigration and for a special "deportation force" to expel undocumented immigrants, released an ad criticizing Mr. Cruz as untrustworthy on the issue.
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Even if Jia is able to reverse his status as an "untrustworthy" debtor in his home country, the fire he used to fuel his ascent to billionaire status is turning to embers.
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The debate will be the best opportunity for two candidates, both widely seen by voters as untrustworthy, to put to rest questions about their fitness for the White House with the Nov.
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Additionally, since Yahoo appears to prioritize the community-driven question-and-answer website Yahoo Answers in its search results, the top result for an offensive search can come from an untrustworthy source.
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Bill sent Mitchell an email, to which he received an angry, frustrated response, accusing them of implying he was untrustworthy and of invoking the racial stereotypes of black men violating young women.
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Following days of protests across the Islamic Republic, the former president took to his Telegram social media account Thursday to blast his successor, casting Rouhani as someone untrustworthy and unfit to lead.
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Mellie gets caught in a lie about eating cheeseburgers every Sunday (said restaurant is closed every Sunday), making her not only too smart and not at all relatable, but untrustworthy as well.
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The broader problem is that many Democrats have come to view the Trump administration as untrustworthy, and they are loath to hand over one more penny for anything to do with immigration.
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This means, among plenty else, that the tape is becoming stressed and stretched in a way that tends to precede the kind of reflex rally that is sudden, powerful and probably untrustworthy.
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Mr. Trump went further than Mr. Obama by providing lethal military assistance to Ukraine to defend itself against Russia, but privately echoed Mr. Putin's line about the Ukrainians being untrustworthy and corrupt.
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His campaign, his surrogates, his supporters, and the candidate himself leaned into characterizations of Clinton as unlikable, corrupt, untrustworthy, establishment (though Sanders did admonish some of the rankest sexism from his supporters).
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While there has not yet been a blockbuster revelation that could bring down Clinton's campaign, Republicans have seized on a number of the missives as evidence that she is untrustworthy and corrupt.
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"We object to your portrayal of immigrants, refugees, people of color, and people of various faiths as untrustworthy, threatening and a drain on our nation," said former members in their resignation letter.
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"If the report is true and Mr. Trump is an untrustworthy person, it doesn't necessarily mean that we don't share information with the U.S. anymore," said the official, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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In his mind, Mr. Sessions would soon be recused from the Russia investigation, rendering him ineffectual, and Mr. Rosenstein had shown himself to be untrustworthy because of his role in firing Mr. Comey.
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The spot, from the days-old group Rebuilding America Now -- launched by close Trump associate Tom Barrack with $32 million in commitments -- follows Trump's lead in casting likely Democratic nominee Clinton as untrustworthy.
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Despite the spies' strenuous efforts to provide Stalin with British secrets, the Soviets regarded them as so untrustworthy that they sent a team of additional spies to England in order to monitor them.
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In the past few weeks, Facebook announced significant changes to its News Feed intended to limit the reach of untrustworthy news sources while boosting local news outlets and posts from friends and family.
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More fundamentally, said Dr. Billy Dunn, director of neurology products at the FDA, the company had sliced and diced data to try to extract a positive result, making the entire data set untrustworthy.
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Trump has publicly said that he acts on "hunches," -- and those hunches have cemented his reputation as an unpredictable and untrustworthy leader, who changes his mind on a dime, no matter the repercussions.
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Political sensitivities around Huawei, which the United States has denounced since 2012 as an untrustworthy agent of the Chinese government, factored into the decision, according to two people with knowledge of the matter.
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At the same time, many of the platforms on which audiences consume the news have become more crowded and untrustworthy for users, while hurting the reputable news businesses they rely on for content.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Iran can only lose by negotiating with the United States and must be careful to limit any dealings with some "untrustworthy" European states, the Islamic Republic's top leader said on Wednesday.
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"Putting politics before principle, these Democrats are 'Ready for Hillary' regardless of how untrustworthy and reckless she's found by voters or even the FBI," said Emily Davis, the Congressional Leadership Fund's communications director.
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For American Muslims like Mr. Antepli, the speech arrived with lifesaving urgency — a perfect riposte to Mr. Trump in an election where Muslims have been, at times, portrayed as disloyal, untrustworthy and dangerous.
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They have found a vein of voters who would rather focus on the substance of our historical moment: What motivated so many Americans to vote for a presidential candidate they knew was untrustworthy?
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" But the authors of the study suggest that low relational mobility may be playing a greater role, as it causes people to "experience greater pressure against holding opinions that mark them as untrustworthy.
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In a 12-minute introduction received warmly in a packed Philadelphia arena, Chelsea Clinton countered criticism that her mother is an untrustworthy politician who struggles to show compassion in front of American voters.
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Westbrook, 37, took major offense, and aired her grievances in a 43-minute confessional video arguing that Charles was not only untrustworthy but also used his celebrity to intimidate and aggressively pursue men.
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According to the report, Putin's aim was to impugn Hillary Clinton's credibility and boost Donald Trump's chances of winning the election, and more broadly to make the US electoral system look shady and untrustworthy.
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The fractures came into full focus when #BlackLivesMatter supporter and San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick announced he was likely not going to vote because he believed Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton were untrustworthy.
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Although swearing in a male-dominated profession can be a short cut to acceptance, women are also more likely to be shunned or seen as untrustworthy—even by women—when they sound like stevedores.
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Second, that it was a symbol that the US was taking a global problem seriously, and that pulling out would make the US seem untrustworthy, damaging allies' faith that America would keep its word.
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Rüppell's fox (vulpes rueppellii)• who authorized this transaction• answers the question no one asked: what if a fox was made of spaghetti• untrustworthy facial expressions• potentially too deep in uncanny valley• grade A- pic.twitter.
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Segments won't write themselves like they do in an era of Trump or Clinton, two of the most untrustworthy, unlikable and therefore target-rich candidates to run for the highest office in the land.
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The reasons could be endless, but the worse-case scenario would be that they simply have some (or all) the traits of a toxic boss: Stubborn, untrustworthy, unavailable, impulsive, demanding, vindictive and so on.
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Being election-focused can also make candidates and parties appear untrustworthy in the eyes of voters, as they shift on issues and ideas based on public polling, rather than a desired set of outcomes.
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He founded a justice think tank, and is currently working on a book that highlights his journey as he transformed from an untrustworthy ex-felon to a proud noncommissioned officer in the U.S. Army.
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"We all know this administration has become completely untrustworthy and this is just so sad for Hong Kong," Claudia Mo, a member of Hong Kong's Legislative Council, told the AP. View the discussion thread.
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Sansa already seemed to suspect that Jon had unnecessarily given the kingdom away to an untrustworthy ally, and this new information will only drive a larger wedge between Dany and her new boyfriend's family.
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Giuliani said last year that Trump and his legal team had no concerns about Cohen cooperating with prosecutors, but he has since shifted his tone to repeatedly slam the longtime Trump Organization as untrustworthy.
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In the article, Wang, who is a member of the Association for Relations Across the Taiwan Strait, which is in charge of contacts with Taiwan, also suggested that she was untrustworthy, questioning her loyalty.
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Plots are in place to remove another king from the board by the end of the season, but there are so many plots, counterplots, and untrustworthy types lurking about, it's hard to keep track.
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They vouched for the reliability of the dossier before the court based on the credibility of the Mr. Steele, even after he had proven untrustworthy by breaking their agreement and talking to the press.
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That book, and the ensuing movie starring Emily Blunt, used a cleverly devised unreliable narrator, focused on interrelated couples, revealed all its characters to be untrustworthy and came close to bursting at its seams.
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Walter was certainly a brewer in Putney, but the rest is either the stuff of Ms Mantel's imagination, or of what Mr MacCulloch terms the "wildly untrustworthy research" of John Phillips, a sensationalist Victorian historian.
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The outlook is especially grim for social media companies, which Bay Area respondents viewed as the most untrustworthy industry of all, faring even worse than often vilified sectors like big pharma, telecommunications, and financial services.
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On behalf of The Economist, during the past three years YouGov, a pollster, has asked a representative sample of Americans to rate large American news organisations on a scale from "very trustworthy" to "very untrustworthy".
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Cruz and his supporters appear to view Rubio as their most serious threat among those four establishment-friendly candidates, so they're going after Rubio hard, calling him weak on immigration and untrustworthy on national security.
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Prosecutor Paul George, arguing for the Philadelphia District Attorney's Office, said it was standard practice to hold a new trial when an officer deemed a "critical witness" was subsequently deemed untrustworthy by a police force.
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Perhaps the biggest thorn in Clinton's side when it comes to turning out the youth vote is that 77 percent of voters aged 85033-34 find her untrustworthy (compared to 65 percent of all voters).
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Pulling out of the deal can also be used as a way to inspire attacks against the United States and our allies because it feeds the narrative that the United States is evil and untrustworthy.
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In early 2018, the police officer who arrested Meek in 2008, Reginald Graham, turned up on a "secret list" kept by the Philadelphia District Attorney's office, which named police officers with poor or untrustworthy reputations.
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Most of us are more familiar with the stereotypes about mental illness than the facts, and people who live with mental illness deal with a stigma that positions them as unfixable, untrustworthy, and totally broken.
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By downloading security software, consumers also run the risk that an untrustworthy antivirus maker — or hacker or spy with a foothold in its systems — could abuse that deep access to track customers' every digital movement.
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A side effect of the disinformation campaigns is that they make social media as a whole seem inherently untrustworthy, and give fodder to those who want to cast doubt on the legitimacy of authentic movements.
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But a televised sit-down never happened, with Barr writing to her more than 850,000 Twitter followers that she wouldn't appear on TV because it was "too stressful" and "untrustworthy" for her and her fans.
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The latest work to engage this untrustworthy myth is "The Best Land Under Heaven," by Michael Wallis, a historian who has written several books about iconic American subjects, including Billy the Kid and Route 66.
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If President Trump is successful at convincing his base that the intelligence community today is still untrustworthy, he will succeed in undermining these critical institutions in a way that might take a generation to repair.
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But it could be that the voters figure that all politicians are dishonest and untrustworthy, and thus these flaws don't cripple Clinton as much as Trump's odd, seemingly mean and malicious temperament hurts him. 26.
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Khan was repeatedly rebuked and questioned over the fact he had appeared at events aimed at the Muslim community at which radicals were also allowed to speak, which was cited as evidence he was untrustworthy.
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According to Austin Chiang, the first chief medical social media officer at a top hospital, it's to drown out untrustworthy content with tweets, pics and posts from medical experts that the average American can relate to.
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She has inspired poetry, literature, art and song, but often the sea is portrayed as something untrustworthy—an untamed, raw and powerful force of nature containing leviathans, krakens and other terrifying monsters of the midnight murk.
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The Washington Post reported that former US envoy to Ukraine Kurt Volker, who resigned last week, said that he told Giuliani that he was getting untrustworthy information from Ukrainian political figures about Biden and his son.
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Other sorts of "untrustworthy behaviour" meriting attention include: "conduct that seriously undermines…the normal social order…seriously undermines the order of cyberspace transmissions", as well as "assembling to disrupt social order [and] endangering national defence interests".
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On several occasions over the last few years, Credico interviewed and met with WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, a man believed by some U.S. officials and lawmakers to be an untrustworthy pawn of Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Sanford has warned that Trump&aposs steel and aluminum tariffs will be "disastrous," called the president intolerant and untrustworthy, and even appeared to blame him for the shooting at a Republican congressional baseball practice last year.
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It should not matter for a company like Facebook whether their users' personal information was forcefully obtained through brute-force, or whether Facebook's personnel were manipulated to hand in that information to malicious and untrustworthy party.
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Individual successes in the so-called Kingpin Strategy, in which authorities target cartel leaders, do not mitigate an overall context of "untrustworthy institutions and escalating violence," wrote the Security Assistance Monitor's Gabrielle Acierno and Sarah Kinosian.
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We need to make sure all Americans, and especially young people considering service in the military, understand that going in harms' way for their country does not make them in the eyes of the law untrustworthy.
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He is highlighting what he says is her lack of truthfulness about the 2012 attacks on Americans in Benghazi, Libya, an issue reflected in the high number of voters who tell pollsters that she is untrustworthy.
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"The entirety of our computing infrastructure, including all of our finance and health systems, is an insecure, untrustworthy mess," Emin Gün Sirer, a cryptocurrency expert and professor at Cornell University, said in an interview with VICE.
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This technology hasn't quite lived up to that standard so far because, for all its many virtues, its application is the product and province of the most unreliable, untrustworthy, fickle creatures in the universe: human beings.
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The social credit system, which is being built on the principle of "once untrustworthy, always restricted", will encourage government bodies to share more information about individual and business misdeeds in order to coordinate punishments and rewards.
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Those movies are fascinating in the way they portray Americans, so privileged and blithely unaware of the grimness that surrounds them, coupled with a warped view of the countries they visit — as untrustworthy, inhumane, chaotic, primal.
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Add to that the whispers after Ms. Wilson-Raybould's resignation that painted her as difficult, self-centered and untrustworthy — and the characterization by the country's male finance minister that Dr. Philpott's was an act of friendship.
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"Any short-term wins gained through such threats are likely to be more than negated by the rising perception, even among longstanding allies, that the U.S. has become an unreliable and untrustworthy trading partner," he said.
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During the 2016 presidential race, Mr. Trump repeatedly harped on Hillary Clinton's use of a private account as secretary of state, making it a centerpiece of his campaign and using it to paint her as untrustworthy.
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Pulling out of the agreement would put the U.S. at a disadvantage in the multi-trillion-dollar market for clean energy technologies, while at the same time making the U.S. look untrustworthy to its closest allies.
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PAUL B. GALLAGHER, HORSHAM, PA. To the Editor: All one needs to know about the validity of the statements that Donald Trump was untrustworthy in business has now been demonstrated by the dismissal of Preet Bharara.
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The GOP started building its narrative on Clinton, the Democratic Party's 2016 presidential nominee, long before she announced her bid, prosecuting a years-long case that she was too untrustworthy and corrupt to run the country.
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After all, if the issue is that lying to Mike Pence and then putting Pence out to mislead people rendered Flynn untrustworthy, then it seems like Flynn should have been cut loose a long time ago.
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That view has been put forward by Manafort's team as evidence that Gates himself was responsible for any financial misdeeds at their consultancy, as an untrustworthy deputy who took advantage when his boss's back was turned.
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Otherwise, police aren't going to be able to get the community's cooperation to deter, stop, and solve crimes — and relationships will keep languishing as people not only see the police as untrustworthy, but ineffective at fighting crime.
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Mr. Einhorn and his designers do a fine job with the setting (a low-budget approach that conjures a noir atmosphere, thanks largely to live music from Freddi Price) and Mr. Honeywell makes an effectively untrustworthy narrator.
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The company's response includes collaboration with other organizations to educate users, undermining campaigns that have a financial motivation, creating new products that slow down the spread of fake news and informing users when they encounter untrustworthy information.
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In their time apart, both Stark sisters have learned over and over that the world is cruel and people are untrustworthy, and both Stark sisters have responded by trying to take greater control of their own fates.
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A strong cast full of characters who pull off "angst-stricken and unsatisfied" well contributes to the feeling of an unsettled, untrustworthy world where time-traveling children or era-hopping murderers just seem par for the course.
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At times they seemed to go too far, with the Obama camp portraying Clinton as untrustworthy (an accusation that haunts her to this day) and the Clinton camp using racially charged tropes to suggest Obama was foreign.
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If only any member of his court would refuse to cover for him when he defames or fires the few people willing, able and obligated to hunt for the truth about his questionable campaign and untrustworthy presidency.
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Be sure systems are benefitting from good anti-malware programs, are sitting behind network controls like firewalls, and users are doing their part to not invite attacks by installing untrustworthy software or clicking links in suspicious emails.
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And the idea that epic poetry remains possible in American political discourse has fared even worse, made almost farcical by entrenched congressional deadlock and two presidential candidates seen as dishonest and untrustworthy by large majorities of voters.
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The bromide that too much money, and the love of it, is bad — especially when found in the possession of a person as narcissistic, impulsive, bullying and untrustworthy as Richard — seems to be the film's only message.
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Her political party has backed a strategy paper that could potentially curtail Huawei's involvement in Germany's 5G rollout by barring "untrustworthy" companies deemed to be subject to state influence from the process, without issuing a fun ban.
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Her political party has backed a strategy paper that could potentially curtail Huawei's involvement in Germany's 5G rollout by barring "untrustworthy" companies deemed to be subject to state influence from the process, without issuing a full ban.
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The FDA's own scientists formed similar conclusions saying the company had failed to prove the product worked, and that the company had diced data to try to extract a positive result, making the entire data set untrustworthy.
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He argues instead that the whole enterprise is root and branch untrustworthy: They're a political special interest, no different than any lobbyist or other financial entity with a total political agenda, and the agenda is not for you.
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The State Council has signaled that under the national social credit system people will be penalized for the crime of spreading online rumors, among other offenses, and that those deemed "seriously untrustworthy" can expect to receive substandard services.
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Here are some of the issues that the Russian-linked accounts have seized on to divide Americans: The Russian operatives sought to portray mainstream news organizations, particularly CNN — a frequent target of Trump's ire — as biased and untrustworthy.
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In one of several steps Facebook has taken since 2016 to try to tackle the problem of fake content being spread on its platform the company experimented with putting 'disputed' labels or red flags on potentially untrustworthy information.
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Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump have largely ditched the traditional optimistic tone typical of the end of a presidential campaign and instead are making their closing pitches by arguing that the other is either too dangerous or untrustworthy.
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Strategists say Russia is an effective line of attack for Democrats because it flips the script on Trump's usual attacks against Clinton: that she's untrustworthy, that she's corrupt and that the election will be rigged in her favor.
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"By referring to millions of Americans as 'deplorables' and 'irredeemable,' Hillary Clinton is showing her outright contempt for ordinary people and proving yet again why Americans overwhelmingly regard her as dishonest and untrustworthy," Priebus said in a statement.
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In the eyes of these Bernie purists, Mrs Clinton is so corrupt, so tied to Wall Street interests, so untrustworthy and so hawkish that it would be wrong to support her as a viable alternative to Donald Trump.
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In many ways, her problem at the mike is the opposite of Mr. Trump's — cerebral, calculated, stripped of all spontaneity and risk, her style epitomizes what fans of "tell it like it is" bluntness think of as untrustworthy.
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Some may be tempted to dismiss #MeToo on the basis of these reports, to say that if #MeToo advocates are accused of misconduct, they must be inherently untrustworthy, and that allegations against them tarnish the movement at large.
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Although Badu describes herself as "not very political," her skepticism of politics owes something to a tradition of black nationalism that urges African-Americans to be self-reliant—wary of a political system that is untrustworthy by design.
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The president said Schiff, who has the investigative reins during the impeachment inquiry, is especially untrustworthy following a report on Wednesday that an Intelligence Committee staff member advised the unnamed intelligence community whistleblower to file a formal complaint.
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The eight-word nugget has been one of the more high-profile revelations from the stolen emails — perhaps due to perceptions that Clinton is "untrustworthy" — and it led to one of Trump's strongest moments during the second debate.
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Mr. Lutsenko, whom Mr. Giuliani considered representing as a client, is facing allegations in Ukraine of abuse of power during his years as a prosecutor and was characterized by some American officials in the impeachment inquiry as untrustworthy.
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His policy of unpredictability, together with tearing up past US agreements, has shown Europeans that America is untrustworthy — that, even if Trump leaves office, they are always just one election away from seeing their most important alliance threatened.
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While flying within or to the US is increasingly infuriating thanks to shrinking airline seat sizes, intensive and possibly arbitrary security measures, random fees and untrustworthy excuses for delays, the good news is that accidents are becoming less common.
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Western media is seen as equally untrustworthy; there's an online saying, "A decent person shouldn't be too CNN," that dates back to the anti-CNN frenzy of 2008 and 2009, when the network was seen as being anti-Chinese.
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" To explain, Khoo provides an example, worth quoting at length: "Suppose there is a widely endorsed view, call it X, which states that members of certain groups (the X-targeted) are inferior, unknowledgeable, untrustworthy, or biased on certain issues.
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" Driving home from a gathering of Democrats late Saturday night, Adcock praised Selzer for pulling the poll — which was apparently marred by an interviewer error — but predicted Republicans would "spin it" to cast the caucus as "illegitimate and untrustworthy.
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In the most bitter of ironies, this spectacle of black athletic excellence, self-determination, and entrepreneurial-savvy was sponsored by one of the world's most murderous dictators at the behest of one of its most cunning and untrustworthy figures.
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He also chanced Mideast upheaval and walked away from the carefully crafted but fragile international pact with Iran, saying it was "disastrous" and "defective at its core," and complained that it gave an untrustworthy regime billions in sanctions relief.
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In a year when change is the mantra — and when the voters agree that the system is rigged and all politicians are crooks — isn't it amazing that the two (probable) nominees are seen as the most dishonest and untrustworthy?
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Three months into his term, after the Bay of Pigs fiasco convinced the president that his military and intelligence advisers were incompetent and untrustworthy, John Kennedy added new tasks to his brother's portfolio, for which he was equally unprepared.
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Still, on social media in China, many posts placed the blame squarely on Kim Jong-un, the North Korean leader, describing him as an erratic and untrustworthy leader and urging the government to do more to rein him in.
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Kushner's security clearance does suggest that, at the very least, the FBI does not consider him to be a foreign agent or untrustworthy with government secrets, said Steven Mulroy, a professor teaching constitutional law at the University of Memphis.
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Details have emerged that suggest that the U.S. forces carried out the operation — meant to retake and hold Bariire from the al Qaeda-affiliated al-Shabaab — without sufficiently vetting information and using untrustworthy intelligence, according to The Daily Beast.
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It's important for the mainstream media to continue to do their job as a watchdog on the Trump administration, even though negative stories and articles will be brushed off and criticized by the Administration as being untrustworthy fake news.
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The story that Trump and Kasowitz are telling the world is riddled through with contradictions: Comey's untrustworthy, but his testimony vindicating; Comey is a shady leaker, but his leaks are fake, and therefore defamatory claims, not leaks at all.
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Multiple efforts in the past with the Russians [have failed] because the Russians have proved untrustworthy, and there's a serious argument to be made that Russia lacks the influence that it claims to have over Iranian and Syrian forces.
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She's unlikeable, untrustworthy, too shrill, too loud; no wait now, she's speaking too softly and we can't hear her - it's like a parody, and there is an academic study to support the bias in nearly every point of attack.
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In an effort to curb panic-buying, some experts said that wearing masks wouldn't help laypeople prevent infection, but that messaging backfired when it became clear that hospitals and health care workers desperately needed them, making officials appear untrustworthy.
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When amateurs gather in relatively large terror cells to pull off a bigger attack, the odds of at least one member babbling on the phone, bragging to an untrustworthy acquaintance, or otherwise accidentally tipping off security services rise dramatically.
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At the outset it appeared that the problem might have been rooted in a bad batch of unofficial vape cartridges tinged with some toxic chemical — and indeed the CDC has warned against buying vaping materials from any untrustworthy sources.
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On Sunday, Grenell tweeted that Trump had called him and instructed him to "make clear that any nation who chooses to use an untrustworthy 5G vendor will jeopardize our ability to share intelligence and information at the highest level."
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Details have emerged that suggest that the U.S. forces carried out the operation -- meant to retake and hold Bariire from the al Qaeda-affiliated al-Shabaab -- without sufficiently vetting information and using untrustworthy intelligence, according to the Daily Beast.
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President Trump "just called me from AF1 and instructed me to make clear that any nation who chooses to use an untrustworthy 5G vendor will jeopardize our ability to share Intelligence and information at the highest level," Grenell tweeted.
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Trying to find halal turkey has always been difficult, but it's even harder now that you have to worry about untrustworthy butchers and red-faced guys in flat caps and branded polo shirts waging a holy crusade against your card transaction.
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I use these wipes from Recess because I'm perpetually short on time, the public showers in my gym are untrustworthy, and I would rather feel semi-clean than not clean at all — so, I keep these in every bag I own.
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"We're going to [unclear] the New York Times and find out just what deep rich means to this old gray hag, this untrustworthy dishonest rag that has subsisted on the welfare of mediocrity for one two three more decades," Loesch said.
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His attacks, and those of Cruz, weren't necessarily new in substance -- Trump isn't a conservative, Trump is untrustworthy, and so on -- but what stood out was Rubio's sense of urgency to put himself center stage with the billionaire front-runner.
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If a local newspaper reports that protesters at a town hall barraged Congresswoman X with questions about corruption in the infrastructure bill, or if a group of constituents on social media calls Congressman Y unresponsive and untrustworthy, that makes them nervous.
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The Congressional Leadership Fund, the super PAC aligned with House Republican leadership, is out with a final ad ahead of a special election next week in Montana that frames Democrat Rob Quist as an untrustworthy front for out-of-state Democrats.
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What they're telling the world is that if another figure like Trump emerges promising to upend U.S. alliances and run a rogue, untrustworthy administration, one of America's two political parties will welcome him, and help him get away with it.
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While Democrats shouldn't make this the sole message of their campaigns in districts across the board, they can use it as a backdrop to raise national security doubts: How can turning against trusted allies and embracing untrustworthy adversaries keep us safe?
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If a client proved to be dangerous or untrustworthy, their name would wind up on a blacklist — but in the era before Google Drive, those blacklists were literal spreadsheets, mostly shared locally between agencies (if they were shared at all).
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After he's sent to prison, Fonny's best alibi, his friend Daniel (Brian Tyree Henry), is considered an untrustworthy witness because he himself just got out of prison after a wrongful conviction (which he details in the film's most powerful scene).
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And although I wouldn't stake my life on my ability to hold steady under pressure (also, I have untrustworthy ankles), I'm grateful to those who do for reminding me that we humans have something vertiginous and tenacious in our blood.
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Speaking at the White House's daily coronavirus briefing, Trump praised a right-wing conspiracy outlet which produces propaganda on his behalf, while simultaneously bashing credible news organizations as untrustworthy sources of information as he struggled to answer basic questions from reporters.
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I'm not saying that all cops are bad and untrustworthy, because not all cops are bad, I am just saying we need to bring justice to the cops that take an innocent life or racially profile someone for no reason.
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"From the time this investigation began, statements provided by the Sacramento Police Department have proven to be self-serving, untrustworthy, and unreliable," Crump said in the statement, adding results show Clark was "not a threat" to the officers who shot him.
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"Secretary Clinton's closed door speeches and fees are a persistent problem for her because they are emblematic of the unethical, untrustworthy public image Clinton has among a majority of voters," Jeff Bechdel, America Rising PAC's communications director, told The Hill.
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The researchers even found weaknesses in how the app sends votes to the company's servers that could be exploited if a user voted on an insecure Wi-Fi network or on a connection provided by an untrustworthy internet service provider.
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The case file shows that the immigration agent handling the case mistook the Ethiopian man for Somali, and then acted on a blanket assumption that "all" Somalis "present a paradigm of deceit" and are categorically untrustworthy when presenting identity information.
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The common theme: Their reliance on campaign cash from rich donors -- or, in Bloomberg's case, his own bank account -- makes them untrustworthy and unlikely to spend political capital on policies that benefit the working class at the expense of wealthy contributors.
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Although Solomon identified Lutsenko as an anti-corruption crusader, State Department officials, more than a year before the interview, had deemed the prosecutor general's office to be an untrustworthy partner in that cause, suspecting him of undermining those very efforts.
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A precipitous American withdrawal now, without some kind of safety guarantee for the Kurds, would be disastrous for an ethnic group that has been betrayed before, and damaging for the United States, which would be viewed as an untrustworthy friend.
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And after his suicide in 22005, a lawsuit, which has been documented in books and film, returned the many paintings in the estate from an untrustworthy art dealer to his young heirs, his two children, Christopher and his older sister, Kate.
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But as older Democrats start infusing more racial justice initiatives like legalizing marijuana into their messaging and policies, they run the risk of looking particularly untrustworthy when racial scandals surface or when their current stances look drastically different from their past.
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But brands can seem untrustworthy when the "real people" they use to advertise a product don't seem to be in it for the right reasons, much like a Bachelor contestant who's really there for the opportunity to hawk detox tea on Instagram.
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Think about it: The first black character in the Star Wars series shows up two-thirds of the way through the second movie — and is revealed to be debonair but untrustworthy, having sold out his guests to Darth Vader before they even arrived.
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As Kevin Roose put it in the Times: A side effect of the disinformation campaigns is that they make social media as a whole seem inherently untrustworthy, and give fodder to those who want to cast doubt on the legitimacy of authentic movements.
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Facebook says posts identified as fraudulent by Correctiv will be badged with a warning label that identifies them as untrustworthy, although badged posts will still include a link to the suspect article, along with a justification for it being flagged as fake.
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It presents a major opportunity for them to appeal to voters who have yet to commit to a candidate after a mostly negative race in which Clinton and Trump have sought to brand each other as untrustworthy and dangerous for the country.
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Finally, Romney's comments reinforced the Obama campaign's narrative about him in 2012 (that he was an unfeeling aristocrat who fired your dad), while Clinton's don't really play into the Trump campaign's narrative about her (that she's an untrustworthy crook who should be jailed).
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"The Wonder Trail" is a fizzy, wildly untrustworthy account by a guy who helpfully made up his own Ponce de León quotation ("To tell the tale of the journey is to go on it a second time") and who values facetiousness very highly.
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"The fact Hillary Clinton felt the need to waffle on a question about whether she is a liar is precisely why two-thirds of the American people think she's dishonest and untrustworthy," Republican National Committee spokesman Michael Short said in a statement.
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"It is the United States' position that putting Huawei or any other untrustworthy vendor in any part of the 5G telecommunications network is a risk," said Robert Strayer, deputy assistant secretary for cyber, international communications and information policy at the State Department.
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But there is worry that intelligence leaks painting Kim as unwilling to denuclearize may diminish the likelihood that he will cooperate, "if he thinks that, no matter what he does, the US has already prejudged him to be untrustworthy," the source said.
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Clinton holds a decent polling lead and a formidable fundraising edge against Donald Trump, but she still faces some major obstacles: She is widely viewed as untrustworthy by most of the American electorate, and condemnations from the FBI aren't likely to help.
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Beginning with the discovery of Jason Blossom's dead body, the show challenges the idyllic façade of small-town America and tells a story of its protagonists trying to avoid being captured by the same social hierarchy and untrustworthy history of their parents.
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And U.S. rejection of the Iran deal has turned the Iranian public against negotiations with the West, particularly on its nuclear program, further constraining Iran's president, Hassan Rouhani's; 72 percent do not think Iran should negotiate with the West because it is untrustworthy.
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Either way, Trump may have gotten the worst of both worlds: angering countries that should be our friends and establishing a reputation as an untrustworthy ally and trading partner, without even doing much for the industry he was supposedly trying to help.
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"Hell hath no fury," reads a tagline on a poster for "Acrimony," and at first glance, the latest sermonizing melodrama from Tyler Perry appears to be the story of how a scorned woman worked up the courage to leave her exploitative, untrustworthy husband.
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When I appeared before Congress to discuss clearance issues, I was constantly reminded that we should not grant such clearances if there was any reason to believe that the person might be subject to pressures that would make him or her untrustworthy.
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The prosecutors have tried to punch pre-emptive holes in the notion that Mr. Gates is an untrustworthy turncoat and that Mr. Manafort was a sought-after political consultant who was too busy to notice Mr. Gates was falsifying his financial records.
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Nevertheless, even though it's only one of the scenarios that Gupta's model implies, the fact that it seemed to contradict Ferguson's work at Imperial College was enough for commentators and some media to tell a story of conflicting (and therefore untrustworthy) models.
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Alex Smith, executive director of the America Rising political action committee, said the group is modeling its very, very early 2020 efforts after what she believed was a highly successful push to brand Hillary Clinton as untrustworthy, years ahead of the 2016 race.
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Yet, like Barack Obama before him, Trump and the Justice Department are pushing Apple to create a backdoor into the data on encrypted iPhones — they want the untrustworthy F.B.I. and any local cop to be able to see everything inside anyone's phone.
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A third principle holds that, if a jury finds that a witness intentionally lied about any material fact, then it may reject all his testimony on the grounds that he is so untrustworthy that he must not be believed on any relevant fact.
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Editorial Long before the federal government roused itself, individual state governments were fighting to bring discipline to an unruly and untrustworthy corner of the educational market — for-profit schools that saddle students with crushing debt in exchange for degrees that are essentially useless.
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"The U.S. administration performance in these years has led the country to be considered untrustworthy and unreliable around the world which does not meet any of its obligations," Rouhani was quoted by the Islamic Republic News Agency (IRNA) as telling Ri on Wednesday.
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"The U.S. administration performance in these years has led the country to be considered untrustworthy and unreliable around the world which does not meet any of its obligations," Rouhani was quoted by the Islamic Republic News Agency (IRNA) as telling Ri on Wednesday.
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His enemies in the Revolutionary Guard Corps, the elite military unit that also oversaw the nuclear program, have been in the ascent, arguing that the United States was an untrustworthy negotiating partner, and that Mr. Rouhani was naïve to have entered the agreement.
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If people stop believing that their votes count, and parties come to see voters as untrustworthy decision makers, then that sets up a far deeper danger — that voters and institutions will become not just unreliable, but not fully invested in the democratic system.
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That debate has now moved to the Israeli parliament, where lawmakers used a special session last week to grill Israel's chief rabbinate about why the country's religious authorities created a blacklist of more than 160 rabbis around the world they considered untrustworthy.
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Roseanne Barr Says She&aposs Been Offered &aposSo Many&apos Projects Since Being Fired From &aposRoseanne&apos Reboot "After a lot of thought, I decided that I won't be doing any TV interviews, too stressful & untrustworthy 4 me & my fans," she explained on Twitter.
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The exhibition's title, Paper Promises, comes from a pejorative term used at the time for untrustworthy paper money, and the exhibition argues compellingly that the advent of paper photography in the US was slowed by fears that it would worsen the problem of counterfeiting.
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A woman you've been exposed to for 30 years, with many negative connotations to boot; most recently having potentially lied about sending classified material from a cockamamie basement home server, who is called "crooked" from opponents and untrustworthy from members of her own party?
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GOP members of the panel highlighted Cohen's past transgressions, referenced his record of defending the president and pointed to his guilty plea for lying to Congress in an effort to paint him as an untrustworthy witness and portray Democrats as out to get the president.
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But the moderator — who said prior to the debate that he wasn't there to fact-check, a declaration that brought misguided criticism to somehow mean that he simply would let untrustworthy candidates like Trump and Clinton roam free — instead simply allowed Clinton to defend herself.
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So if you tell someone their mother is coming to pick them up, and at that moment they remember that their mother has been dead for thirty years, they will know that you are untrustworthy, and might justifiably be suspicious of other people as well.
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"She shouldn't be overconfident about Trump's negatives because she has several herself, including the public perception of her as untrustworthy and that she and her husband are scandal-prone," said Katherine Jellison, a professor and chairwoman of the Department of History at Ohio University.
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Even after U.S. counterterror agencies have directly implicated Pakistani intelligence officials in such flagrant activity as the 22013 terror attacks that killed 22004 people — six of them Americans — in Mumbai, the U.S. government has continued to treat Pakistan as an indispensable, if untrustworthy, partner.
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To highlight its point, the company quotes several U.S. lawmakers making derogatory statements about Huawei unsupported by evidence: "[Huawei has] proven themselves to be untrustworthy, and at this point, I think the only fitting punishment would be to give them the death penalty," Sen.
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Striking, too, was the degree to which it seemed to herald an increasing willingness on the part of Trump or his advisers not only to appeal to his evangelical base but to delegitimize the mainstream media on two fronts: as both untrustworthy and, implicitly, ungodly.
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"I don't think she's been dishonest or untrustworthy in a way that disqualifies her to be president, but she shouldn't have worried so much about political ramifications and come clean up front," said Lindsay Dofelmier, 36, a lawyer in Houston who is supporting Mrs. Clinton.
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He also emigrated from the Soviet Union in 1979, when he was 4 years old — a fact that the attorney for House Republicans played on during a line of questioning during Vindman's Tuesday morning's hearing that seemed to imply he was unpatriotic and untrustworthy.
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"As I've said publicly, the Taliban are untrustworthy; their doctrine is irreconcilable with modernity and the rights of women; and in practice, they're incapable of summoning the necessary internal controls and organizational discipline needed to implement a far-flung agreement like this," Allen added.
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His detractors said his appeal was limited to a niche of radical left activists, but in reality his quiet confidence, credibility and integrity — so refreshing at a time when politicians are viewed as untrustworthy careerists — drew crowds of enthusiastic supporters to ever-growing rallies.
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She thrives, it seems, on intermittent reinforcement; falling in love with Brody, the would-be (married) terrorist; summoning romantic feelings for Quinn only when he has the ability to slip through her fingers; turning to this untrustworthy new president-elect with almost daughterly devotion.
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Earlier this week the US ambassador to Germany tweeted he had received a phone call from President Trump, reminding him that: "any nation who chooses to use an untrustworthy 5G vendor will jeopardize our ability to share intelligence and information at the highest level."
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He has a reputation as an untrustworthy buffoon and an even more sinister history of racism: He has compared women in burkas to "letterboxes" and claimed that Muslim immigrants lack "loyalty to Britain" because of their religion: "Islam is the problem," as he put it.
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All this in the era where Instagram influencers are being outed as untrustworthy scammers, sued for "failure to influence," subpoenaed for financial records, and dropped from lucrative contracts when it turns out their whole image was only possible because of an alleged series of felonies.
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From Reuters:The move is in line with President's Xi Jinping's plan to construct a social credit system based on the principle of "once untrustworthy, always restricted", said one of the notices which was signed by eight ministries, including the country's aviation regulator and the Supreme People's Court.
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And when asked why Flynn was allowed to be privy to confidential information while deemed untrustworthy, Spicer said that it wasn't a lack of trust in his dedication and abilities, but rather an eroding trust in his recollection of his phone conversation with the Russian ambassador.
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The big revelations, if you're solely watching Fox & Friends, are that Comey leaked information to the media, that former Attorney General Loretta Lynch tried to influence an FBI investigation, and that the mainstream media is biased by focusing on the parts that make Trump seem untrustworthy.
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The divide raised the possibility of enduring clashes between Trump and Republicans during his presidency over how to handle Russian President Vladimir Putin, a leader long viewed by many in the party as a calculating, untrustworthy foe but whom Trump has repeatedly praised for his leadership.
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Generals are used to judging men only by their successes—good character being an untrustworthy guide to battle-winning—and so tend to imagine that a rich man has made good by energy and discipline, rather than, as is just as often the case, luck and cupidity.
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"The (intelligence community) doesn't assess that Kim Jong Un is acting in good faith ... they're probably fed up with the fact that (Trump) and Pompeo keep publicly touting their trust in one of the most definitively untrustworthy regimes the US has ever negotiated with," the source said.
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Atwood's analysis of power — how it operates, how it accumulates, what it feels like to lack it and be at the mercy of someone with lots of it — feels especially trenchant in a time when so many Americans feel that those in power are exceptionally untrustworthy.
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But, as Mr. Wardle's research demonstrated, an untrustworthy vendor, or hacker or spy with access to that vendor's systems, can abuse its deep access to turn antivirus software into a dynamic search tool, not unlike Google, to scan customers' computers for documents that contain certain keywords.
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He seems to sense that many find the C.I.A. and F.B.I. to be fundamentally untrustworthy, and that by attacking them, by forcing people to choose between trusting Brennan and trusting Trump, he could destroy the fragile notion that there is any truth in public life at all.
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Trump's relentless attacks on the intelligence community -- from likening them to Nazis ahead of the election to repeatedly accusing them of engaging in a politically motivated witch-hunt and labeling them an untrustworthy "deep state" conspiring against him -- have caused long-lasting harm to America's credibility.
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Widespread caricatures of students as overly sensitive, vulnerable and entitled "snowflakes" fail to acknowledge the philosophical work that was carried out, especially in the 1980s and '90s, to legitimate experience — especially traumatic experience — which had been dismissed for decades as unreliable, untrustworthy and inaccessible to understanding.
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The polling shows American trust in the federal government has withered precipitously since Nixon's impeachment proceedings in 1974 and, by and large, those in Congress and the executive branch are viewed as untrustworthy liars who are rarely acting ethically, according to polling from the Pew Research Group.
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The move is in line with President's Xi Jinping's plan to construct a social credit system based on the principle of "once untrustworthy, always restricted", said one of the notices which was signed by eight ministries, including the country's aviation regulator and the Supreme People's Court.
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Mostly ignoring Mr. Cohen's specific charges, the Republicans instead painted him as disgruntled, untrustworthy and out for himself (the phrase "book deal" was uttered more times than in a literary agent's office), while signaling to the voters at home that they'd be zealous in defending the president.
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Although he rarely mentions Sheikh Salman, his main opponent, directly, Mr. Infantino likes to allude to the obvious distinctions between himself and the sheikh, who is a member of FIFA's historically untrustworthy executive committee and has been linked to allegations of human rights violations in Bahrain, his home country.
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"If people come to see the United States as untrustworthy or transactional or fickle, then it's going to be hard to earn that trust and it's going to be a scary thing for US troops who are wondering whether those foreign fighters will turn on them," Bowman said.
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If the offer is legitimate, it would place technology companies in the unusual position of relying on Assange, a man believed by some U.S. officials and lawmakers to be an untrustworthy pawn of Russian President Vladimir Putin, to share cyber vulnerabilities stockpiled by a secretive U.S. spy agency.
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Gillum's campaigned on the idea that she is untrustworthy, as he was at historically black Bethune-Cookman University in Daytona Beach recently, talking about how she'd voted half of the time against Barack Obama while in Congress, and emphasizing she only served one two-year term in Congress.
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On the other you can actually make the compelling, if depressing, case that hey, it's the 21st century, someone's going to surveil you, you may as well choose the Stack that you find least untrustworthy, give all your data to them, and rely on them to keep it safe.
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Honestly, I never liked her and found her timing with appearing on the show untrustworthy — but hearing her side of the story did give me a bit more respect for her, and I commend the producers for giving her that opportunity instead of letting people pile on her.
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As it turned out, that bite-sized first season addressed the issue by headfaking an on-the-run storyline, and then opted instead for a relatively locked-down story of paranoia as the characters found themselves trapped in an infection-free zone ruled by an increasingly untrustworthy military.
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The amendments were only tough enough to ensure that an international watchdog, the Financial Action Task Force, would not put the Philippines on its blacklist of untrustworthy countries—for that would have constricted the flow of remittances from millions of Filipino migrant workers that keeps the economy afloat.
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And I think that the public's understanding of where CNN stands on these issues is driving a lot of their reluctance to come clean about the fact that they're running with anti-Trump sources that they know to be untrustworthy or should know to be less than credible.
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A skilled communicator — not unlike his radio show guest, Mr. Trump — Mr. Farage could doom Mr. Johnson's chances if he can persuade enough pro-Brexit voters that the Tory plan is not enough of a clean break with the European Union, or that Mr. Johnson is untrustworthy on Brexit.
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It could not be that their unlikeable, untrustworthy, and inauthentic candidate, dogged by decades of scandals, who never bothered to campaign in Wisconsin had fairly and resoundingly lost to a man who connected with the forgotten men and women of this country with a clear and strong agenda.
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A source who recently left the administration said the intelligence leaks might be a result of frustration within the intelligence community that Trump and his secretary of state are talking up a regime that is one of the most untrustworthy and dangerous the US has ever dealt with.
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Sent to him in digital form by an agent of an unknown author, Paula Hawkins, it was a yet-to-be-published novel with three untrustworthy female narrators — one of them an unhappy, alcoholic divorcée named Rachel Watson who believes she has witnessed something key to a woman's disappearance.
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Robin Murphy, professor of computer science and engineering at Texas A&M University and author of Robotics Through Science Fiction: Artificial Intelligence Explained Through Six Classic Robot Stories Fear: The entirety of our computing infrastructure, including all of our finance and health systems, is an insecure, untrustworthy mess.
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When Mr. Trump warns that the United States is getting swindled by the Iran nuclear deal or the North American Free Trade Agreement, he is speaking directly to a feeling among many Americans that they have been sold out by untrustworthy elites, that the game is rigged against them.
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Magnolia Mother's Trust focuses on single, black mothers in the state with the highest poverty rate in the nation — a demographic of Americans who have been uniquely disenfranchised, vilified by bigots as "welfare queens" and forced to navigate notoriously bureaucratic and, some argue, untrustworthy systems to get help.
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Nicola Sturgeon, Scotland's First Minister, said she felt "disgust" at the prime minister, describing him as "untrustworthy, craven, [with] not a shred of concern for the consequences of his words or actions," while newspaper the Daily Mirror labelled him the "man with no shame" on its front page.
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The pretexts they offer differ — some say Mueller is too close to that untrustworthy leaker James Comey, some profess to believe there's no need for an investigation into Russian interference at all, and others complain that Mueller is hiring some attorneys who have donated to Democrats in the past.
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A woman in pain may seem vulnerable, like a mouse or like mousy Beth March in Little Women, whose "pain claimed her for its own," or she may seem untrustworthy like Serena Williams, whose nurse thought pain medication was making her confused about blood clot history and symptoms of pulmonary embolism.
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But for Clinton, what's troubling is that the development gives new life to a story that has fueled voters' sense that she's untrustworthy -- perhaps her biggest political liability -- at exactly the wrong time, as her campaign's early voting operation is at full stride and with little time left before November 8.
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MORE STORIES FROM THE HILL: How strong ground game, young Hispanics lift Clinton in Florida Comey's redemption may cost crooked Hillary the White House FBI probe into new Clinton-related emails is Trump's winning ticket Hillary has been viewed by large segments of the electorate as untrustworthy the entire campaign.
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The defense, on the other hand, has portrayed Mr. Davis as an untrustworthy witness who falsely implicated Mr. Walters to extricate himself from financial trouble, and it is likely to subject him to a cross-examination that will focus on his troubled past, which includes theft from a charity he ran.
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They plan to use Wednesday's hearing to paint Mr. Cohen as self-centered and untrustworthy — a man who ran afoul of the law, including by lying to Congress once before, and then once he was caught, sought to spin lies about his former boss to reduce his time in prison.
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"These companies have proven themselves to be untrustworthy, and at this point I think the only fitting punishment would be to give them the death penalty - that is, to put them out of business in the United States," Cotton said in a Senate speech, referring to both ZTE and Huawei.
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Myth 2: Women only vote with their 'woman card' Since Hillary Clinton announced her candidacy last summer, two predictions have followed her campaign: either women voters will flock to her because she could be the first female president, or they'll shun her -- in spite of her gender -- for being hawkish or untrustworthy.
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"Nikki Bella, Brie Bella ... they're a bunch of untrustworthy bitches," Rousey told us while hanging with her husband, Travis Browne, in L.A. Ronda is taking on Nikki at "WWE Evolution" later this month -- the first-ever all-women's Pay-Per-View event -- and Ronda says her plan is to make Nikki pay!!!
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Or you might see an orange colored 'B' — denoting 'bias' — as in the below example, for the 'alt right' news website Breitbart… The extension can also deploy flags for untrustworthy, satire (denoted with a little blue smilie), clickbait, user-generated content, malicious or unknown — the latter if the site hasn't yet been classified.
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Trump has profited off of his phony and juvenile "fake news" campaign since he came into office -- sowing seeds of doubt in the veracity of verifiable reporting, stoking conspiracy theories that many of his supporters happily propagate and convincing wide swaths of people that the press writ large is an untrustworthy institution.
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On the club level, the Premier League, the world's most prestigious domestic soccer competition, and UEFA, which runs the Champions League, the most prestigious international club competition, are still not ready to commit to V.A.R. But that does not mean FIFA, the sport's often untrustworthy governing body, is on the wrong path.
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Pivoting around Andrew Scott (Fleabag, Sherlock) as a social media user whose behavior escalates from "jaded" to "renegade," the episode blatantly apes the extremities of our current technological age, from untrustworthy Uber drivers to heinously unfeeling Facebook policies to Twitter CEO and co-founder Jack Dorsey being ... well, just being Jack Dorsey.
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Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonBen Shapiro: No prominent GOP figure ever questioned Obama's legitimacy The Hill's 12:85033 Report: Trump tries to reassure voters on economy 3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 MORE, who was then the governor of Arkansas, called Bush untrustworthy for breaking his "read my lips" pledge.
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Archived pages can be incomplete or render incorrectly because of Javascript problems, archives themselves can be hacked or otherwise untrustworthy, and archives can contain temporal violations: correctly archived images, Javascript, CSS, and other embedded resources can be combined in an HTML page to render a page that never actually existed on the live web.
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In 2007 Katherine Heekin, a lawyer representing Mr. Murray, wrote in a letter that Mr. Simpson was "totally untrustworthy," given an extensive criminal record that indicated "an ability to conspire with others to violate the law," as well as a history of both prostitution and making false accusations while in the foster care system.
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But while Trump asked associates in the hours after the Times report was published if he should "just fire him," he was also skeptical about the report given it was largely drawn from memoranda written by FBI officials including former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe, whom Trump despises and has long believed is untrustworthy.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFed saw risks to US economy fading before coronavirus spread quickened Pro-Trump super PAC hits Biden with new Spanish-language ad in Nevada Britain announces immigration policy barring unskilled migrants MORE's ambassador to Germany warned Sunday against other countries using "untrustworthy" 5G vendors amid the tensions involving Chinese company Huawei.
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Another source close to the White House called Manigault Newman a "uniquely untrustworthy figure" and said he didn't believe the "conspiracy theories" about other recordings, but the source acknowledged that the rumors among Trump allies were "paranoia combined with 'I don't like so-and-so, so maybe they were also recording' attempts at throwing enemies under the bus."
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's campaign excoriated his former attorney Michael Cohen during Cohen's congressional testimony Wednesday, saying he is untrustworthy while citing his conviction for lying to Congress.
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But whether the sartorial choices of the witness, Todd R. Howe, will be enough to distract jurors from the inconvenient fact of his incarceration remains to be seen, as defense lawyers are sure to seize upon his arrest as confirmation of their arguments that Mr. Howe is unreliable, untrustworthy and out to save his own skin.
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"We should automatically assume that any connection that we see coming from the internet into a phone or from an app to another app or an app to data could be untrustworthy, and then take every step we can do to dynamically assess it, and treat it as untrusted until we can prove that it is trusted," Rogers said.
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At the presidential level, the untrustworthy and out-of-touch narratives took hold over Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE while President Trump mobilized disaffected voters across the spectrum.
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The Mets are an organization that spent the better part of a decade lost not so much in mediocrity as a sort of toxic and untrustworthy ambiguity; the teams were stagnant and mostly lousy, but bigger questions regarding not just the executive competence but the basic financial solvency of the owners tended to overwhelm all that.
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Chinese Citizens With Bad &aposSocial Credit&apos to Be Blocked From Taking Planes and TrainsChina's terrifying "social credit" system isn't planned to be fully implemented until 2020, but…Read more ReadChina is in the process of introducing a sweeping and life-long social ranking system, the credo of which is, "once untrustworthy, always restricted," in the stark works of China's President Xi Jinping.
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And given that the Republican Party has a perfectly good vice president waiting in the wings — and, should that fail, a speaker of the House — it should not be too much to ask that they demand a president who upholds the rule of law, and whose decisions are not inherently untrustworthy because they radiate out from a hopelessly corrupted worldview.
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Russia's online disinformation campaign targeted special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE on multiple social media platforms, posting messages that sought to frame Mueller as corrupt and untrustworthy, according to a new report prepared for the Senate Intelligence Committee.
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Trump is now facing a barrage of political attacks over his Trump University program: The real estate developer's rivals for the White House are using there controversy to portray him as an untrustworthy "con man," even as at least one well-funded political non-profit has fielded TV ads trashing Trump for allegedly fleecing unsuspecting participants in the training effort.
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And in September, Trump appeared to use a black Sharpie to doctor a map on the trajectory of Hurricane Dorian to bolster his false claims about where it would strike in the US. Polls have repeatedly shown that a majority of Americans view Trump as dishonest and untrustworthy, and this presents a major problem when facing a potential global pandemic.
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You've packed your two most flattering black sweaters; downloaded half the Hallmark channel in case your parents' Wi-Fi is untrustworthy; triple-checked that anxiety medications are in your carry-on; and let your therapist/best friends/various and sundry social media followers know to be on standby because at least some of what awaits you is going to suuuuuuuuuck.
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Johnson's road life was days of washing the kids' faces in slimy truckstop restrooms, enduring cold, hours-long waits hoping to get onto oversold Greyhounds where everyone smells like engine degreaser and chicken fingers, indeterminate periods of untrustworthy stability of trying to put down roots before moving on because there's an aunt with a spare room in Tallahassee, or because you've heard vaguely that western Colorado is booming.
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" Morgan also took the opportunity Tuesday to call former White House staff member and fellow "Apprentice" alum Omarosa Manigault NewmanOmarosa Onee Manigault NewmanScaramucci breaks up with Trump in now-familiar pattern Press: The new Southern Strategy Press: Acosta, latest to walk the plank MORE a "ghastly, untrustworthy reptile" and ask Trump to stop his "silly war with CNN" because "constantly calling them 'enemy of the people' is downright dangerous.
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First, we meet each story's main character, who is troubled by a relentless, neurotic interiority: the little girl who has developed hyper-intense powers of observation to protect her sister from the untrustworthy adults around them; the woman who lives on her own, tortured by loneliness, and keeps chickens; the woman on vacation from her life as a caretaker to her elderly mother; the grad student drowning in debt.
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