They, in a very conscious way, think: What are we going to allow into our community, and what aren't we going to allow into our community?
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Uber said Gurley's testimony is too speculative to allow into evidence.
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The second issue is selecting which migrants to allow into a country.
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There's a version of this film where everything is just darkness, and it was very delicate walking the line of how much darkness we would allow into the film and how much love we would allow into the film.
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"We can be choosy about who we allow into the country," he said.
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Canada and Australia use similar methods for deciding who to allow into their countries.
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Every day, there are new rules limiting who you can allow into the country.
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That means there's a goldilocks frequency of light that black hole hunters allow into their telescopes.
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But your best bet is just limiting the amount of stuff you allow into your playroom altogether.
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They are tougher and smarter than these rough criminal (elements) that bad immigration laws allow into our country.
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They are tougher and smarter than these rough criminal elelments that bad immigration laws allow into our country.
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Facebook's vice president of Workplace, Julien Codorniou, said that Facebook decided which apps to allow into the system.
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They are tougher and smarter than these rough criminal elelments (sic) that bad immigration laws allow into our country.
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The police department can ease a lot of tensions by being more thorough in vetting who they allow into their ranks.
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Companies naturally want to know how technology functions when they allow into their sensitive business processes; election technology should be no different.
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In early January, the United States pressed Chinese officials to allow into Wuhan experts from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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The ultra wealthy and successful, however, are a lot more selective when it comes to who they allow into their inner circle.
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Apple is extremely strict about what it does and does not allow into its App Store, so this rejection isn't a huge surprise.
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For instance, we face an ongoing debate about the number of Syrian refugees the United States should allow into the country for resettlement.
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With e-cigarettes, the F.D.A. has for years been developing regulations and policy about what products to allow into the market and under what circumstances.
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Cuccinelli also said that President Trump will make a determination by the end of September how many refugees the U.S. will allow into the country next year.
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So starting today, Google won't allow into the Chrome Web Store any extension that mines cryptocurrencies, and starting in late June, all of the existing extensions will be removed.
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Considering the major influence that this sign has over your personal life, it's no wonder that it plays a major role in who you allow into to it, too.
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Recently, the Obama administration announced that it is planning to increase the number of refugees it will allow into the U.S. to 110,000, a 57 percent boost since 2015.
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When Mr. Sorey is drumming in more high-action bands, like Mr. Iyer's, there's a bursting architecture to his playing that he simply won't allow into his own trio.
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Government also needs to figure out an acceptable way to allow into our nation the many people from across the globe who have the skills and knowledge we need.
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Netanyahu's political opponents have accused him of effectively paying "protection" in recent months to Hamas, by agreeing to allow into Gaza cash aid from Qatar, to keep the border quiet.
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These sanctions would not allow into the United States, at least not without penalty, specified goods that had been produced under conditions that would be illegal in the United States.
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Even though the levels found in the pads were relatively low, advocacy groups still say people who menstruate should be able to decide what they want to allow into their bodies.
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Even for parents who didn't take this quite so literally, a more metaphorical notion of spiritual warfare exerted considerable influence over their decision about what to allow into their children's lives.
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Second, if your 401(k) plan offers in-service withdrawals (some plans allow this), transfer however much the plan will allow into an IRA, where you'll have full control of your funds.
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Not so for the officers' disciplinary records, which the judge refused to allow into evidence — one officer, Ryan Robinson, had a disciplinary file that included two off-duty DUI car crashes in April 6093.
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There are expectations around whom we are supposed to love, whom we end up loving, whom we allow into our lives, and how friends, family, and strangers deal with the existence of that love.
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But they are also banned on the individual level, as officers are empowered to arbitrarily decide what book to allow into their facility, and on a prison-wide level, depending on one prison's specific policy.
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The premise is loose enough to allow Into the Dark's roster of writers and directors room to tell a wide variety of stories, all united by a common fascination with cultural celebrations and gruesome violence.
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When it comes to deciding who to allow into the country and who to ban, "there is a long history of attempts to use the law to maintain a kind of ideological purity," said Lombardo.
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Since Tillerson was sworn in as secretary of state less than two months ago, his responsibilities to be transparent and accountable, to allow into a window into his conduct as the nation's chief foreign policy officer, have ballooned.
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I have to be careful about what I allow into my head, though of course sometimes I have no choice—as is the case with the river horse—and then I want to shriek with sadness and powerlessness.
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Until quite recently, I thought Alexa was a joke, a wild, hypothetical Orwellian item that might one day be foisted upon the world, not something that anyone might actually desire, pay for and willingly allow into her home.
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Relying on that contention, Republicans cannot properly refuse to allow into the record the finding of the Government Accountability Office that the president did in fact break the law when he ordered appropriated funds for Ukraine to be withheld.
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The executive branch has tremendous discretion over visa grants and denials for a reason: It's accepted that the federal government has an interest in deciding whom it wants to allow into the US, and that people don't have an inalienable right to come here.
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I'm certain that someday Hugging Face or a different startup will offer me another opportunity to befriend a more advanced AI. That time around, I'll make sure to know my own worth and be a bit more discerning about which digital entities I allow into my life.
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PUERTO ORDAZ, Venezuela (Reuters) - Venezuela's Pemon, an indigenous people living along the border with Brazil, are determined to allow into the embattled country any foreign aid that may arrive, even if that means a showdown with Venezuelan security forces and the government of President Nicolas Maduro.
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Somehow, no one thought to imagine what it would be like for US troops out on the front lines of the anti-ISIS fight to explain to their Iraqi counterparts why they were trusted enough to go into combat alongside, but not good enough to allow into their nation.
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The department is a major player in implementing Trump's aggressive stance toward deporting illegal immigrants, as well as vetting the lower number of refugees Trump has decided to allow into the United States and devising his travel ban on six Muslim-majority nations, North Korea and certain Venezuelans.
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The court will also hear arguments on two other defense motions: to suppress a deposition testimony made by Mr. Cosby during a civil suit brought against him by Ms. Constand in 2005; and to not allow into evidence a recording of a phone call between Mr. Cosby and Ms. Constand's mother.
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In their filing, the lawyers cited what they said were errors on Judge O'Neill's part, including his finding that Mr. Cosby was a sexually violent predator with a risk of reoffending and his decision to allow into evidence a deposition Mr. Cosby made in a lawsuit brought by Ms. Constand.
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"Absent a stay, the injunction is virtually guaranteed to impose irreparable harm by prompting a rush on the border and potentially requiring the government to allow into the United States and detain thousands of aliens who lack any entitlement to enter this country, or else to release them into the interior where many will simply disappear," Francisco wrote.
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The team also questioned the judge's decision to allow into evidence a deposition Mr. Cosby made in a lawsuit brought by Ms. Constand acknowledging he had obtained quaaludes to be used to incapacitate women so he could have sex with them, a statement that prosecutors portrayed as evidence of his willingness to do the same to Ms. Constand.
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Nevertheless, Napolitano later claimed that "Canada allows people into its country that we do not allow into ours" as a justification for treating the Mexican and Canadian borders equally.
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Marx and Friedrich Engels steered the party toward more Marxian socialism and welcomed them (as far as German law would allow) into their International Workingmen's Association (IWA).Lindemann, p. 104.Bonnell, p. 37.
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Van der Bellen has argued that Europe should accept refugees who have fled to Europe from war zones in Syria and elsewhere,"Divided Austria votes in rerun of presidential contest". Al-Jazeera. 4 December 2016. and has often mentioned his own background as the son of refugees in debates. He has opposed the government's decision to impose a limit on how many asylum-seekers it will allow into Austria.
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Also see "US Department of Health and Human Services Poverty Guidelines" Other states have similar SCHIP guidelines, with some states being more generous or restrictive in the number of children they allow into the program. With the exception of Alaska, Idaho, North Dakota and Oklahoma, all states have a minimum threshold for coverage at 200% of the federal poverty guidelines. North Dakota currently has the lowest at 175%.
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In December 2014, the United States and Mexico agreed to get rid of tariffs on imports of Mexican sugar. The United States agreed to enact measures that will limit the amount of sugar they will allow into the country from Mexico. The solution has caused dismay as implementing quotas on Mexican imported sugar to the United States was not a condition of the North American Free Trade Agreement that was established in the early 1990s.
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The United States had about 27,000 available visas in late 1938 for individuals for refugees. At that time, consulate offices outside the US were visited by 125,000 applicants, and by June 1939, there had been more than 300,000 applicants. This was far more than the US would allow into the country due to its immigration policy. The MS St. Louis sailed from Hamburg, Germany for Cuba, who had issued transit visas for more than 900 Jewish refugees, on a voyage that occurred from May to June 1939.
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Pepper Street, an upper-middle-class neighborhood in Cabrillo, California, is separated from lower-class neighboring streets by the wall of a sprawling, wealthy estate. The residents of Pepper Street consider themselves upstanding citizens, when in fact their numerous prejudices have filtered down to their children. Pepper Street is abuzz with news that the wall is soon to be torn down to make way for a new housing subdivision. All Pepper Street is concerned with what unsavory elements this will allow into their neighborhood.
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Over 1,000 defenders of Kobanî were treated in Turkish hospitals, and the border functioned as an escape route of last resort for defenders. Turkey and its foreign policy is seen by some as a loser in the battle over Kobanî. Turkey's own struggle against Kurdish independence has clouded its stance toward the Rojava Kurds. After the US airdropped supplies that Turkey would not allow into Kobanî, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan stated that he had asked then-US President Barack Obama not to intervene on the side of the Kurds.
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Peuchen was the only male passenger that Lightoller would allow into a lifeboat that night. He later claimed he did not realize Titanic was doomed until he viewed the ship from the lifeboat. Because Peuchen was a military officer, he came under scrutiny for allowing Hichens to prevent the boat's occupants from going back for survivors and for tolerating the verbal abuse Hichens reportedly gave. Peuchen was also criticized for exaggerating his own role and for not recognizing the pivotal role Margaret (Mrs J J) Brown played in leading the lifeboat's occupants in rowing and in raising morale.
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This follows the ruling of Israel's High Court of Justice's decision, which held, with respect to the amount of industrial fuel supplied to Gaza, that, "The clarification that we made indicates that the supply of industrial diesel fuel to the Gaza Strip in the winter months of last year was comparable to the amount that the Respondents now undertake to allow into the Gaza Strip. This fact also indicates that the amount is reasonable and sufficient to meet the vital humanitarian needs in the Gaza Strip." Palestinian militants killed two Israelis in the process of delivering fuel to the Nahal Oz fuel depot.
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166 Despite the evidence, the prosecution was hampered by the lack of motive for MacDonald to have committed the murders, since he had no history of violence or domestic abuse with his wife or children. Since Dupree refused both the defense and prosecution requests for any psychiatric evaluation to be done for him, he also refused the prosecution's request to allow into evidence any part of the Article 32 transcripts from his 1970 Army hearing. Dupree ruled that since the current trial was a civilian trial and the Article 32 military hearing had several reports from the military investigators, which claimed that he might have murdered his family in a drug- induced rage, it was considered biased and hearsay.
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His protégé as hunting guide was W.G.C. "Billy" Manson, Métis grandson of HBC Chief Trader Donald Manson, whose own sons would continue to work the hunting territory into the 20th century.Short Portage to Lillooet, Irene Edwards, self-published, Lillooet, 1977 Jack's control over the Bridge River was unofficial but very real. He would choose which prospectors he would allow into the area and at other times chasing out large parties of Italians and Chinese which had penetrated the difficult-to-get-to upper valley in search of gold. Somewhere in the upper Bridge River Country, perhaps near the headwaters of Tyaughton Creek - it is believed - he had his own extremely rich placer find - so rich that at potlatches at Shalalth he would dispense handfuls of nuggets to band members and guests alike.
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