The decision withdraws that amount and withholds any further money.
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Ms. Miller's play, however, withholds its photographs until the very end.
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If the Trump administration withholds funding, the program won't take off.
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Maybe your boss is a screamer or someone who withholds useful information.
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Like Bogotá, Aspen withholds histories of violence beneath a veneer of nature.
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Planned Parenthood: The legislation withholds federal funds from Planned Parenthood for one year.
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Others see it as a demeaning fraud that spares prohibition but withholds approval.
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One of the most unnerving aspects of footwork is how it withholds catharsis.
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So many matters that character drama usually establishes first — personality, motive — "Westworld" withholds.
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A company that withholds family leave may drive away a hard-to-replace executive.
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Mr. Krosoczka withholds it from his grandparents, but eventually tells them and writes back.
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The more information the government withholds, the easier it becomes to manipulate public opinion.
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Indiegogo has launched guaranteed delivery, which withholds raised funds until creators actually ship their products.
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Together the families use an automated payroll system that withholds Social Security, Medicare and Unemployment.
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At the end of the episode, Tamika withholds all of Taystee's fan mail from her.
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If it withholds its endorsement beyond July, however, the typical timetable would be in jeopardy.
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This time he said he withholds judgment on election results until the votes are cast.
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When Venus moves in reverse, she withholds her charms, encouraging us to find our own.
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While Axat stubbornly withholds that clarity, he expands on these mystifying events in imaginative ways.
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As the president withholds support, lawmakers are in the dark about what he'll eventually back.
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Stagg withholds from her reader a sense of arriving someplace, or indeed, having journeyed at all.
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He never pulls a single punch or word or withholds a single truth about the game.
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Your company simply withholds tax at a flat 22%, to keep things easy on their end.
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El Camino withholds its judgment of his actions, never musing on whether he deserves a happy ending.
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Twitter at times also withholds specific tweets from certain countries; this data set does not address those.
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Ms Benjamin cannily withholds information, leaving readers eager to see how each new story tops the last.
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If the Trump administration withholds those payments, as it has threatened to, health insurance premiums would spike.
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If they then find a job, the government withholds 75% of their wages to cover room and board.
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Other times, she tells someone about it, but withholds details, making it seem less severe than it was.
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Moreover, the government withholds the information you need to prove your innocence if you are designated as one.
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Because of the way the movie time jumps and withholds information, it robs key moments of emotional weight.
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Again, it is assumed that one party asks for sex and the other merely gives or withholds consent.
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A movie that successfully withholds information almost always only works when the protagonist doesn't know that information, either.
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It is true that the societal damnation of gay sexuality, trans identity, and more withholds love from our communities.
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA SUING U.S. TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT AFTER IT WITHHOLDS NEARLY $1 BILLION IN HIGH SPEED RAIL FUNDS -SPOKESWOMAN
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Weiss, while she's told her family, sometimes withholds her job details from people she meets for the first time.
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There are clear arguments for and against, and the film deliberately provides and withholds information to maintain the balance.
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He rifles through the notes in her books, seeking to channel the "shining, inmost psyche" she withholds from him.
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Second, nonconsensual sex suggests that one party engages in sexual activity while the other party gives or withholds consent.
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If the government withholds the information, Apple could face a public perception problem about the security of its phones.
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The contract withholds over two-thirds of payments until construction is complete, and requires TBC to meet specific ridership goals.
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Twitter's transparency reports provide examples of the company fighting the government in court over demands to withholds accounts or tweets.
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She pays the receptionist, withholds and pays federal and state employment taxes, and files a Form W-2600 each year.
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The problem is not a lack of talent, but, in part, an education system that withholds cybersecurity training until college.
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What the industry has dubbed "the kill step," withholds a key opportunity to get rid of food poisoning-causing particles.
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The bill also withholds funds from the United Nations Security Council and U.N. bodies headed by countries that support terrorism.
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Dad (Steven Mackintosh) withholds all affection and approval from his firstborn son, in spite of a shared interest in music.
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In this one, written to Captain Clifford Smith in 1944, Frederick even withholds consent for David to join the Home Guard.
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Although tolerant of religious minorities, he withholds political freedoms from the Muslim majority, particularly Islamists, who he fears might overthrow him.
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Better yet, Vanessa's dad — dark-horse MVP of Hometowns 2017 — withholds his blessing when Nick broaches the topic of getting engaged.
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An athlete like Bautista, if indeed there is another like him, is deliberate in what he says and what he withholds.
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They see Warren, however, as someone who can win disaffected liberals over to Clinton, even if Sanders withholds his enthusiastic endorsement.
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But it withholds some of the key satisfactions for which we go to Miller (or much of theater): motive, psychology, resolution.
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If Barr withholds information based on executive privilege or Justice Department policy, Democrats could bring a lawsuit seeking to force disclosure.
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The more it raises prices or withholds content, the more it either harms its rivals or gains new customers for itself.
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"I am afraid for my life and my safety if the Bureau of Prisons withholds medicine that I know I need."
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The government withholds benefits if a person younger than their full retirement age (66, for most people) earns above a certain amount.
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US withholds aid to Egypt Another aspect of Egypt's legal system which has been criticized is the alleged overreach by military courts.
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Democrats insisted the taxpayer help come with a new inspector general, authorized to notify lawmakers immediately if the administration "unreasonably" withholds information.
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My colleague Maggie Haberman tweeted today that Mr. Trump's lawyers are considering their options if Ms. Pelosi withholds the articles of impeachment.
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Even the trailer's YouTube description withholds this information — clearly, Marvel was hoping you wouldn't find out until the very end of the video.
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So when Beyoncé withholds information about her music before she drops it, that's Beyoncé being the untouchable goddess we want her to be.
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When a state withholds a generally available benefit solely on religious grounds, it is like an unconstitutional "special tax" on religion, Scalia said.
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It continually withholds our legally entitled share of the budget, and shares almost none of the international military and financial aid it receives.
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The exhibition's curator, Stephen Little, withholds the respective wall labels, taunting the viewer to claim the genuine Qiu Ying based only on observation.
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The bloc&aposs competition watchdog sent questionnaires to companies asking exactly how Google bargains with its data, and whether it ever withholds it.
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They enlist the help of the investigative journalist Seymour Hersh, who somehow both supplies and withholds the corroboration they need for their theories.
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Consumer Reports withholds its affection, Tesla addresses its errant ways and not long afterward, the two come happily together until the next car review.
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In his first week in office, Trump signed an executive order that withholds funding from organizations that perform abortions or provide information about them.
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So sensitive are some of these quarrels between friends that, even today, Mr Barr reports, Whitehall withholds a mountain of files from public scrutiny.
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The federal government automatically withholds 25 percent of such large prizes if the winner is a citizen or resident with a Social Security number.
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Alex is the person who chooses the music but withholds his knowledge; Christine listens and enjoys, but cannot meet her husband at his level.
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Not only does the game force you to ask about what happened, but it withholds the potential for discovery in a very tactical way.
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Quinn withholds evidence of the hand, releasing the means of his trompe l'oeil trickery to viewers willing to lean in and decode the marks.
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For a full-time job, an employer withholds part of your Social Security and Medicare taxes, and you will have to pay a matching amount.
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"Infidelity can hit the pocketbook and wallet, too, when one spouse spends, borrows, withholds or hides money without telling his or her partner," Newman writes.
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A culture that provides the results the boss wants, or does not investigate inconvenient anomalies, or withholds data from nosy outsiders is not good enough.
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In other words, Homecoming withholds an important character detail just to withhold an important character detail, not to make a moment land with more impact.
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If Congress withholds that authorization and the president defiantly engages in a protracted war anyway, Congress should flex its fiscal muscles and cut off funding.
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The iconic dermatologist told Insider she withholds certain information from patients in an attempt to make them feel more comfortable and welcome in her office.
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The order, issued in January, withholds federal funds from cities that refuse to comply with federal authorities in enforcing immigration laws, according to multiple reports.
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Several Republican strategists say Cuz doesn't want to become a scapegoat for Trump losing to Clinton if he withholds support and other conservatives follow suit.
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One could argue (and companies do) that if a client withholds important information about their health, the imbalance of knowledge leaves the company vulnerable to exploitation.
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It's a similar concept to how an employer withholds a chunk for federal/state taxes with every paycheck – but as a freelancer, you're now the 'employer.
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The federal government withholds 220006 percent from lottery winnings, and the winner would have to pay the remaining taxes owed when he or she files taxes.
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"I have pledged to give the president's plan a fair hearing, but he makes it impossible to do so when he withholds critical details," said Rep.
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A new Israeli antiterrorism law that withholds some Palestinian revenue has precipitated a financial crisis that could bankrupt the authority by July or August, he said.
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FCC WITHHOLDS CYBERATTACK PROOF: The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) says it cannot provide more information proving that it was the victim of a cyberattack in May.
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"I have pledged to give the President's plan a fair hearing, but he makes it impossible to do so when he withholds critical details," he said.
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Sometimes the overpayment notice literally gets lost in the mail, and a veteran doesn't find out she owes the VA money until the agency withholds her benefits.
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Feinstein, also the ranking member of the Judiciary panel, withholds the letter from other lawmakers and the news media out of respect of Ford's desire for privacy.
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But if you get it wrong and your employer withholds too little from your paycheck, you can be hit with a tax bill — and possibly a penalty.
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This organization intentionally withholds that my bill is limited to funding for vetted water resources development projects of the Army Corps of Engineers and Bureau of Reclamation.
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Their conflicting aims will become all the more pronounced once President Trump withholds his certification of the deal as a first step down one path or the other.
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That particular example, which asks whether the article's headline "withholds key details of the story," might be aimed at battling clickbait rather than so-called fake news, however.
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The federal government withholds 25 percent from lottery winnings, and winners will have to pay the remainder of what they owe when they file their taxes next year.
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But Lisa withholds that bit of information as she investigates the disappearance in a city with a suspect around every corner, and two vulnerable kids of her own.
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It comes after Trump in January reinstated the so-called Mexico City Policy that withholds U.S. funding for international organizations that perform abortions or provide information about abortion.
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What Shakespeare withholds, Nesbo delves into deeply, taking one of Shakespeare's shortest and most enigmatic plays and expanding on what brought his characters to this point in their lives.
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That's why the Constitution specifically commits the selection of a new justice to the political process in which both the President appoints and the Senate gives or withholds consent.
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Whether Mr. Sanders endorses her enthusiastically and campaigns for her, or recognizes her as the nominee but otherwise withholds his blessing, is a significant concern for some Clinton advisers.
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If Trump withholds funds, it would be detrimental to local law enforcement — which would be anathema to the very supporters Trump is trying to kowtow to with this order.
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If you have other sources of income — whether from a job that withholds taxes or from, say, interest or dividends — those amounts also should be part of your calculation.
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But she withholds a key piece of intel from Jon before he rides into battle—intel that might change his strategy and save the lives of many northern riders.
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JERUSALEM – Israel&aposs parliament passed a law on Monday that withholds hundreds of millions of dollars in funds for the Palestinians over welfare payments given to attackers and their families.
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"No actual discharge or denial of accession has occurred, and they will not suffer a hardship if the Court withholds consideration," the government attorneys said in a 44-page brief.
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The trope's oversaturation has reduced its value as an exploration of American morality, ideals, and faith to the point where it withholds catharsis and fails to signify anything at all.
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"They will not suffer a hardship if the Court withholds consideration until after the policies challenged in this case are implemented and are found to impact Plaintiffs," the brief said.
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The tape shows detectives interrogating Dixon, who initially withholds the truth about what led to the assault, seemingly resistant to admit that he was flirting with someone who is trans.
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The volleying structure comes with one giant, regrettable flaw: The movie withholds a crucial bit of back story in early scenes only to drop it like an anvil later on.
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Alexi Mojsejenko, 22 and living in New York, believes there's someone from her past who views her Stories to spite her, but withholds likes and comments on her Instagram posts.
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It's a big dam holding back the deluge, and that power, held in check behind her eyes—what she withholds, or lets you wait for—is evidence of real mastery.
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If the administration withholds these payments, insurers will have to offset the costs they incur in reducing deductibles and co-pays by raising premiums much more than they otherwise would.
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But if you're wary about an app that gives you money (or withholds your money, depending on how you look at it) without asking for anything in return, you're not alone.
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" Their topics for Barr will include his initial summary of the principal conclusions from the Mueller report and his decision to "initiate a redaction process that withholds critical information from Congress.
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Instead of seeing his mother from the start, and therefore feeling her absence in the way Theo does, the film withholds showing her face until the final minutes of the movie.
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If Giuliani was correct, then anytime a state withholds something of value from another state to get something it wants, which happens all the time, it could be accused of bribery.
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Garland's Shimmer is an alien effect spreading from a meteor impact, but VanderMeer withholds that information until the third book in the series and explains it only through a character's feverish vision.
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The system measures a patient's glucose levels every five minutes and either administers or withholds insulin as needed, helping patients maintain glucose levels within the normal range the majority of the time.
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She pays taxes quarterly and, because she's not employed by a company that automatically withholds them for her, it's up to Dunn to put away enough to cover the amount she owes.
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It also recommended changes in how claim specialists explain the so-called retirement earnings test, which temporarily withholds some benefits for enrollees who claim before full retirement age and continue to work.
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But Bad Bunny withholds the biggest of the previously released songs here for the end of the album, when the euphoric "Estamos Bien" arrives like a healing sunrise after an agonizing night.
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It withholds the visual sumptuousness Ofili knows how to concoct and gives the viewer some rather bitter dregs to drink: the lesson that we make our own cages and our own heaven.
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In the aforementioned study, about 43 percent of psychologists "struggle to see the presentation of mental illness and psychological distress within themselves," and one in five psychologists withholds information about their emotional difficulties.
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If you're an employee of a company that gets paid through a payroll service, your employer likely withholds some of your income every paycheck, and sends the money to the government for you.
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Frame makers may not get the lenses they want, for example, if the new, bigger company withholds sales, according to two industry experts who asked not to be named to protect business relationships.
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Read more " _____ Jim Geraghty in National Review: "Whatever you think of President Trump, Carter Page, or any of these other figures, it's bad when the F.B.I. withholds information while applying for FISA warrants.
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One more-immediate issue presented by the lack of a negotiated deal with China is that it withholds from analysts a convenient opportunity to look for reasons to lift earnings forecasts for coming quarters.
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We've seen that it rarely opens up about programs that might be concerning for users until it's forced to do so—and when it does, it withholds information until someone else makes it public.
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The order withholds half a billion dollars or more in U.S. funds, and aid groups said it was issued with so little guidance that they have been scrambling to figure out how to proceed.
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It's that the system that ensured those chances — along with those given to so many other white men — also withholds chances, leeway, and faith from those who need and would benefit from them most. ●
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Insurers would likely argue in court that they're being forced to cover the costs of a program they can't get out of, while the administration withholds money the law directs it to pay out.
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While a person who withholds knowledge of a crime could face criminal charges, she is not facing imminent arrest, and no decisions have been made on whether she might be prosecuted, the official said.
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If you're salaried, the easiest way to go is to change your withholding on your Form W-4 so that your employer withholds more income tax in December, said tax and estate attorney Shenkman.
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The practice of selling a product has come all the way down to the level of kindergarten, where the playground queen withholds and grants her attention according to an economy that determines human worth.
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Early on, Perry dispels any question of whether her mother hastened her own death through her choices in men or her behavior, but she withholds who actually killed her mother until almost the end.
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WASHINGTON — The Trump administration said on Monday it would vastly expand the so-called global gag rule that withholds American aid from health organizations worldwide that provide or even discuss abortion in family planning.
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Trump's expansion of the global gag rule - which withholds U.S. funding from foreign clinics or groups that provide information about abortion - dealt a blow to family planning services and women's health worldwide, charities said.
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While the U.S. withholds $22019 million in funding for Palestinian refugees, putting people's health, education, and ability to become increasingly financially independent on the line, a few other countries have advanced their planned contributions.
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Several times, the movie withholds key information in a totally unnecessary way that results not in an "aha!" moment, but in irritation: Well, if we'd known that, of course it would have made sense.
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Shame on any elected official or candidate for office who, because a Republican president might get credit for his foreign policy, withholds expressions of hope and confidence in a subjugated people's pursuit of basic rights.
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And it&aposs impossible to be credible and say at the same time, we are giving you all this cooperation, and when we find somebody who withholds stuff, we don&apost do anything to discipline them.
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The company said in August it was adjusting the algorithm to downplay news stories with clickbait-style headlines, a style of headline that intentionally withholds information or misleads people to get them to click on them.
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An informant (Iko Uwais, from "The Raid") has the password to a disk with the locations but withholds it, pending his extraction from a Southeast Asian city where practically everyone in sight wants to kill him.
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It's because the overtime pay the employer withholds is put into a notional "bank" where it can be withdrawn and paid to the employee who takes leave at a time when the boss says it's okay.
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Hannah Lundberg, a seminary student who carried a sign bearing the Bible quotation "Cursed is anyone who withholds justice from the foreigner, the orphan, or the widow," said she was concerned about the anti-Semitism allegations.
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It follows the reinstation by U.S. President Donald Trump in January of a policy known by critics as the "global gag rule" which withholds U.S. funding for international organizations that perform abortions or provide information about abortion.
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The vote was delayed because lawmakers approved an amendment during the session that withholds approval of the deal "in case the necessary legislation to enact the deal had not been passed by Oct 31," per the Telegraph.
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Having toiled to present the House impeachment inquiry and the votes on Wednesday as a somber duty rooted in the Constitution, Ms. Pelosi risks appearing to politicize the matter if she withholds the charges for negotiating leverage.
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Washington (CNN)Rank-and-file House Republicans are urging Speaker Paul Ryan to get behind presumptive GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump, warning his resistance could lead to the party fracturing rather than uniting if he withholds his endorsement.
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While the FBI generally withholds records relevant to an ongoing investigation, the ongoing investigation into Fox News is apparently not among the reasons cited in its response to the FOIA requests for withholding additional records related to Ailes.
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In the past, I've had great customer service through Costco, and I like that Costco tells you which car rental company you're booking through up front (unlike Priceline, which withholds that information until you pay for the rental).
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Chuck Schumer, the top Senate Democrat, accused Trump and his Republican congressional allies of hypocrisy for demanding that the proceedings be held in public even as the administration withholds subpoenaed documents and tries to block testimony to House investigators.
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Taking up an entire corner of Goodman Gallery's booth, it promises (and withholds) Jesus wallpaper and a divinely garish Jesus robe, all waiting to be piled into a golden shopping cart — etched with the words "Shopping for Jesus," naturally.
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This conversation is a reference to a gory scene in Volume 5, Issue 28 of the comic book series where The Governor cuts off Rick's hand after Rick withholds information about where he and the others have been living.
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Ms. Driver also interviews Basquiat's friends, lovers and collaborators, and while she shows a good deal of archival footage of the man himself — beautiful, with a lot of droll hairstyles — she withholds one thing: You never hear his voice.
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"With fewer well-financed organizations, it becomes more likely that the government withholds documents and other information, knowing that it's less likely to be challenged," said Ed Barocas, legal director of the American Civil Liberties Union of New Jersey.
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He withholds his image from them, he shrouds himself in mystery, and he thunders about the suffering and hard work the people must do in order to feel close to God, something he labors at but doesn't feel himself.
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Moreover, the new Bundestag has a right-of-centre majority, so every time the SPD withholds its support it will be forcing the CDU/CSU to pass legislation with the backing of one or both of the FDP and AfD.
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It's not that the film withholds information; it just doles it out with care, forcing viewers to piece together details on their own, working through the bits and pieces as they come up rather than delivering it in an extended rundown.
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In one of his first actions as U.S. president, Donald Trump reinstated a policy known by critics as the "global gag" rule, which withholds U.S. funding for international groups that perform abortions or tell women about legal options to do so.
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"The Sarabande is one of the saddest pieces I know, and there is the connection with the key of D." In this pairing, Bach supplies the resolution that Britten withholds: for now, the major key remains out of reach. ♦
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The series does draw attention to the numerous head injuries Hernandez sustained on the field — it even withholds until the end the heartbreaking reveal that even though he was just 27 when he died, Hernandez's brain was completely impacted by CTE.
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Britain, France and Germany typically act in concert in supporting some aircraft exports, taking a share of financing in proportion to the amount of industrial work in each country and declining to take up the slack when one agency withholds credit.
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To further compel cities to comply with the law, the No Sanctuary for Criminals Act withholds certain federal law enforcement and homeland security grants from jurisdictions that prohibit their officers from cooperating with ICE in violation of long-standing federal law.
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The IRS withholds taxes from immigrants hired with fake Social Security numbers, but workers who get paid in cash could simply choose not to report their income, unless they voluntarily file a return with an Individual Taxpayer Identification number, which is also common.
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The complexity of the film's perspective — what Baumbach reveals and what he withholds, how he keeps up with characters whose circumstances are changing rapidly even as they feel like they're stuck — places enormous demands on Driver and Johansson, who are simply extraordinary.
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While the deal may have been motivated by a media environment that is changing rapidly, Murray said the "incentives remain the same" for a super company to threaten a "blackout," in which it withholds content from distributors, in order to cripple rivals.
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But Cline withholds the truly vicious Manson who kept his followers paranoid, awaited a race war, sodomized a 13-year-old girl in front of the others, beat some girls and used others for knife-throwing games and traded their bodies like currency.
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The story gets its power, as Edmund Wilson once pointed out, from its concision — a hallmark of Kipling's writing from this period — and from the way it cleverly withholds important information, so that what's really going on only gradually dawns on the reader.
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The program is unlikely to help resolve the broader schism dividing the two main Palestinian political groups, whose relations have continued to deteriorate as the Palestinian Authority withholds funds from Gaza to press Hamas into yielding control there, so far without success.
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James withholds proper nouns from his sentences until the last possible moment, which means that as you read, you generally can't tell who's doing what at any given moment: you just get an impression of anonymous limbs tangled together in sex or battle.
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Named after the venue of the conference where it was first announced by President Ronald Reagan in 252, the Mexico City Policy, also known as the "global gag rule" withholds American aid (USAID) from any international non-governmental organizations that offer women advice on abortion.
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If you go in at 46 Across, I HAV[E A R], and go out at 31 Across, IGHT TO KNOW, you wind up with the answer to the clue "Indignant reply when someone withholds information," which is I HAVE A RIGHT TO KNOW.
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His policy withholds $9 billion in U.S. foreign assistance including, for the first time, almost $6 billion in HIV/AIDS relief — from organizations and governments around the world if they counsel or refer patients for abortion care, even if abortion is legal in their country.
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And that's where the standoff will begin: If Barr withholds Mueller's findings, he'll tee off a dramatic power struggle likely to engulf all three branches of government, locking Congress and the White House in a legal duel that could quickly rise to the Supreme Court.
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In its cheapest form, think "I see dead people"; at its best, consider the narrator of Tim O'Brien's "In the Lake of the Woods," who intentionally — and to devastating effect — withholds information to win us over in the face of impossible crimes against humanity.
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He overhears grown black folks parsing out the psychology of whites who want to keep blacks close to them — nursing their children, preparing their meals — but always beneath them, and withholds his own judgment, already wise enough to know he doesn't yet know enough.
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One of the chief merits of "The Ordinary Virtues: Moral Order in a Divided World" is that the author discovered in the course of his research — or perhaps he knew all along but slyly withholds the insight — that he was asking the wrong question.
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Mr. Trump's dismissal of the two-state solution seemed reminiscent of his remark during the transition that the United States should not be bound by the decades-old "one China" policy that recognizes a single Chinese government in Beijing and withholds diplomatic ties from Taiwan.
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When (as is usually the case for arts jobs) an employer does not share salary at the start of a job application process and withholds it in favor of asking for "salary expectations," the interview and selection of candidates occurs in a process that is deeply asymmetrical.
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"No actual discharge or denial of accession has occurred, and they will not suffer a hardship if the Court withholds consideration until after the policies challenged in this case are implemented and are found to impact Plaintiffs," the government attorneys continued in their 44-page brief.
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For instance, if your employer currently withholds taxes from your pay, the IRS gives it two options to withhold on bonuses: The employer can withhold at a flat rate of 22% or it can fold the bonus into your regular wages and withhold from your full compensation.
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One of Mr. Bush's first official acts as president in January 2001 was to reinstate the Mexico City Policy, a global gag rule put in place under Mr. Reagan that withholds American aid from health organizations worldwide that provide or even discuss abortion in family planning.
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The almost expressionless rigor with which the woman performs her household task, and the inner life the artist withholds from the viewer, makes the subject a prototype for Jeanne Dielman, the protagonist of Chantal Akerman's 1975 film about the status of women and domestic labor under patriarchy.
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And there's another reason, beyond the immediate, incomprehensible cruelty of a health care system that withholds medical care from those who can't afford it or forces them into debt, that Bernie Sanders has championed Medicare for All for as long as he's held any kind of office.
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What it calls the "activation model" kicked in at the beginning of this year: The measure withholds benefits from unemployed people who, for instance, are thought not to be searching for jobs actively enough — the opposite of a basic income program, which comes with no strings attached.
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ICE has filed similar subpoenas for other states with sanctuary policies such as California, Colorado, Connecticut and New York, and the Department of Homeland Security has also barred New Yorkers from its Trusted Traveler program over a state law that withholds state DMV data from DHS.
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In the original draft, Laura (Cruz's character), who has returned to Spain for her younger sister's wedding, withholds from her Argentine husband (Ricardo Darín) an important detail of her youthful relationship with Paco (Bardem), who still lives in the same village and remains a close friend of the family's.
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BIGGER MEXICO CITY: The Trump administration is greatly expanding the so-called Mexico City policy, expanding a ban on funding tto foreign groups that fight AIDS and malaria, broadening a ban that that withholds American aid from health organizations worldwide that provide or even discuss abortion in family planning.
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"It's a sad fact that the modern feminist withholds sex from the nice guy, disgusted with his subservience, while servicing the sexist alpha man, increasing his power and rewarding him with more sexual delights than he could have experienced since the days of Itzcoatl," writes Valizadeh in a blog post.
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Whether it's refusing to give President Obama's SCOTUS nominee a fair hearing, or suppressing minority voting rights, or enabling a president who withholds foreign aid to an ally in order to force an investigation into his political rival, the GOP is violating all the unwritten rules that make our system work.
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In an attempt to clarify and codify the government's approach to dealing with this problem, the White house released details for the first time on Wednesday about how the government decides which software vulnerabilities it discloses, and which ones it withholds for its own use in espionage, law enforcement, and cyber warfare.
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A showdown in Travis County, Texas It is a significant shift in the county's immigration enforcement policy that has put the newly elected Democratic sheriff at odds with pro-enforcement local and state officials, including the Texas Senate, which recently passed a bill that withholds state dollars from sanctuary cities and Gov.
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While Facebook's advertising rules have long prohibited ads with "deceptive, false, or misleading content" – relying on its "third-party fact-checkers" to identify violations of these policies – Facebook subsequently revised these rules to exempt political ads run by politicians through a policy that withholds such ads from third-party fact-checker review.
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R. 3003) codifies ICE's detainer authority — which allows state and local governments to hold immigrant offenders for 48 hours until ICE can take custody — withholds targeted federal funding from sanctuary jurisdictions, and gives victims (or their families) of criminal aliens who are released under sanctuary policies the right to sue those jurisdictions.
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The engineers gradually zap SAM's bugs and boost its bricks-per-day output well past the 1,000 mark, but the monotony of chapters devoted to each gig (Laramie: "From the start, the job had bad juju") exposes the book's most inexplicable flaw — the chasm between what Waldman reveals and what he withholds.
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Example of clickbait Facebook would classify as withholding information and demote in the News Feed Example of clickbait Facebook would classify as withholding information and demote in the News Feed Finally, Facebook is splitting its previous artificial intelligence clickbait classifier into two parts: one that looks for headlines that exaggerate their article's content, and one that withholds this information.
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"While Facebook's advertising rules have long prohibited ads with 'deceptive, false, or misleading content' — relying on its 'third-party fact-checkers' to identify violations of these policies — Facebook subsequently revised these rules to exempt political ads run by politicians through a policy that withholds such ads from third-party fact-checker review," Warner wrote in the letter.
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The company bills it as a smarter way for internet businesses to get the working capital they need to grow: There's no lengthy application; funds are paid as soon as the next business day; repayment happens automatically, as Stripe withholds an agreed-upon amount of the business' daily earnings on the service until the loan is repaid.
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Moving through the thematically arranged presentation of over 90 works, including photographs, videos, installations, sculptures, and other conceptual pieces, I found myself returning to the evolving nature of space that Thomas creates for his viewer — the fluctuations in how much room he withholds or allots for us to participate and generate our own meaning within his work.
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Following a scene in which Ginghina, at his office, offers not much help to a woman lodging a land-use complaint (the movie withholds the details of his bureaucratic job), he takes up the sports discussion again with Porumboiu at a gym, where a group of men rehearse some of Ginghina's ideas, then at an apartment Ginghina shares with his father.
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In January 2017, President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE reinstated and expanded the Mexico City Policy, which withholds funding from foreign and international non-governmental organizations that perform, counsel, or lobby for abortion.
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With the changes, which will arrive over the next couple weeks, Facebook is using two key factors to define clickbait (emphasis their own): (1) if the headline withholds information required to understand what the content of the article is; and (2) if the headline exaggerates the article to create misleading expectations for the reader Links from pages that routinely post these types of headlines will be demoted in users' News Feeds, Facebook said.
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President Trump has worked to restrict abortions since his first days in office by expanding the so-called global gag rule, which withholds American funding from international organizations that discuss or perform abortions; taking aim at Planned Parenthood funding; and appointing several leaders who are anti-abortion, including E. Scott Lloyd, the director of the Office of Refugee Resettlement at the health department, and one of the defendants in the Jane Doe case.
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"He can say that nobody pushed him but understand that the United States is the most powerful country on earth … When the president of the United States withholds military aid that had been duly authorized by Congress and then on the July 25 phone call says 'do us a favor' -- four words, Chris that will likely live in infamy.... That is what you call a high-pressure tactic and of course the Ukrainian president got the message," Jeffries responded.
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However, the timing remains in flux as Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiGraham predicts Senate will take up impeachment trial next week Pressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment Trump trade deal faces uncertain Senate timeline MORE (D-Calif.) withholds sending the two articles of impeachment to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellGraham predicts Senate will take up impeachment trial next week Pressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment Brent Budowsky: Bloomberg should give billion to Democrats MORE (R-Ky.), who is expected to hold negotiations in the near future over the parameters of a Senate trial.
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