AI isn't going to be a threat to humanity because it's evil or cruel, AI will be a threat to humanity because we haven't properly explained what it is we want it to do.
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How can these peaceful events be a threat to public security?
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That means the waters here will be a threat to animals.
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Could LeEco or another Chinese company be a threat to Tesla?
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It would be a threat to the unpopular president's tenuous rule.
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A lack of electricity would be a threat to their health.
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They may hence be a threat to all that you cherish.
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I don't know why that should be a threat to people.
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FBI agents said the shutdown could be a threat to national security.
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Monotony and boredom can be a threat to any expedition's well-being.
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But more importantly, the shift may be a threat to PC gaming.
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Or it could be a threat to keep their authorized network in line.
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"It might be a threat to us," he told me over the phone.
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"ISIS will continue to be a threat to the United States," he said.
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Any fee hikes by Visa would be a threat to the company's profitability.
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However, the growth of EVs could be a threat to the automotive sector.
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If we hear of anyone that could be a threat to our safety.
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It can be a threat to anyone who comes into contact with it.
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Canada rejects any idea it could be a threat to the United States.
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Toronto just finding ways to be steady, but not be a threat to anybody.
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But will it be a threat to incumbents, like pharmacy benefits managers and insurers?
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He has proven to be a threat to the very foundation of our country.
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In the Caribbean, dengue fever or chikungunya could be a threat to his health.
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Elizabeth Warren would be a threat to their business if she were elected president.
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" Trudeau: "This is ridiculous to think they could be a threat to national security.
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Spain's greatest leverage would be a threat to terminate the U.S. Navy's basing rights.
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CONDITIONS AND WILL BE A THREAT TO LIFE AND PROPERTY," and, "DO NOT TRAVEL. IF
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Because those two could be a threat to him at some point down the road.
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This, the study's authors warned, could be a threat to socioeconomic systems around the world.
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"I picked you precisely because you will never be a threat to anyone," he says.
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Canada has repeatedly rejected any suggestion it could be a threat to the United States.
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Mr Cameron's suggestion that Brexit might be a threat to peace in Europe persuaded few.
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In the wrong hands, they could be a threat to US troops overseas, they say.
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To imagine that this court can be a threat to America, the superpower, is farcical.
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This could be a threat to the level playing field that World Athletics so values.
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Democratic leaders said the President's action would be a threat to the separation of powers.
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Such an institution would, for obvious reasons, be a threat to any incipient authoritarian leader.
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But the Chinese study demonstrates that even airborne compounds can be a threat to the skin.
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Schmidt dismissed concerns that AIs could eventually become smart enough to be a threat to humans.
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Theranos, as a result of Carreyrou's reporting, was discovered to be a threat to public health.
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If you're responsible for your spouse and children, you probably won't be a threat to society.
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I think he is unfit to be President and would be a threat to national security.
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"We do not seek to be a threat to the Kim Jong-un regime," he said.
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Alec Baldwin suggests Trump's latest attack on 'SNL' could be 'a threat to my safety' 79.
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A police spokesman said there does not appear to be a threat to others in the community.
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Critical weather conditions (dry and windy) will be a threat to parts of California again on Tuesday.
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It is absurd to even think that the EU could be a threat to the United States.
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Still others worry that government control of key communications networks could be a threat to free speech.
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The deal could be a threat to Square, which also sells its payment hardware to small businesses.
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"Individuals tend to regret anything that will be a threat to that sense of belonging," Summerville says.
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But the police then did not believe Mr. Ramos to be a threat to Capital Gazette employees.
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But the technology, if Walmart ever builds it, could be a threat to both consumer and employee privacy.
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We fear that this could be a threat to your campaign-- INGRAHAM: They decided not to do it.
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US officials don't view the hacks of election-registration websites to be a threat to the vote count.
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Twitter may not be a threat to Facebook or Google, but it's out of the Wall Street doghouse.
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Writing in The Intercept, journalist Glenn Greenwald argues that charging Assange would be a threat to press freedom.
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In recent months, Italy has stepped up expulsions of foreigners believed to be a threat to national security.
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Could it be that whatever might be causing these insect deaths could be a threat to us too?
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Back in the fall, the prospect of a Trump White House was believed to be a threat to capitalism.
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"There doesn't seem to be a threat to values, so it continues to be a healthy market," Kinahan said.
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"They're the first to understand what's happening in the marketplace that could be a threat to you," Nadler said.
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And I get that I push hard against that, that I may be a threat to them on that.
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They violate basic democratic principles, revealing the modern GOP to be a threat to the American political system itself.
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The founders knew, because they read Aristotle, that inequality itself is always going to be a threat to democracy.
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If an inmate doesn't appear to be a threat to himself during suicide watch, he's removed from constant monitoring.
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Fentanyl isn't just dangerous to users; it can be a threat to anyone who comes into contact with it.
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And while they may not be a threat to humans, the tick species could bring harm to livestock and wildlife.
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"If we don't try to contribute to making the outer space cleaner, it could be a threat to our lives."
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If the country does well, it will lift the region; its collapse would be a threat to all, including Europe.
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Yoeri (above, right), 21, bartender and dancer, AmsterdamAllowing citizens to carry guns is always gonna be a threat to safety.
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Soon afterward, a Theranos lab in California was found by the government to be a threat to patient health and safety.
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Their relationship with VR remains a mystery, and until it's solved there's always going to be a threat to our bodies.
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"The defendant is being held accountable and will never again be a threat to our community," Lindquist said in the statement.
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Some are calling it "the new LinkedIn for women," claiming that Bizz could be a threat to LinkedIn' online networking platform.
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The high temperatures bearing down on Europe may be a threat to the ailing building, according to Chief Architect Philippe Villeneuve.
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"Our findings leave me wondering whether dating apps might be a threat to romantic relationships," study author Elisabeth Timmermans told PsyPost.
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The device was swabbed for explosives and found not to be a threat to safety, a Peel Regional police spokesman said.
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His physical power and durability ensure that he will always be a threat to even the best fighters of the division.
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The measure will empower the Department of Commerce to block transactions that it deems to be a threat to national security.
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The order will empower the Department of Commerce to block transactions that it deems to be a threat to national security.
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United States intelligence agencies said separately on Friday that they believed foreign interference continued to be a threat to American democracy.
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But if he is deemed to be a threat to society, he may be detained for life, said Ms. Hansson Bull.
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The population of the island has now fallen to 50 to 100, which anthropologists say could be a threat to survival.
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And Isaiah Thomas is always going to be a threat to take over a game and lead the Celtics to victory.
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Amazon's presence in India means that a Walmart-Flipkart alliance would not be a threat to competition, a CCI official said.
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"When she's healthy, and the way she's currently playing, she definitely would be a threat to win the tournament," she said.
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That means that, if CO2 is found to be a threat to public health, EPA has a legal obligation to regulate it.
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Yes. Immigration officials say this happens when a DACA recipient is found to be a threat to either public or national safety.
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" The Santa Clara County Bar Association has also released a statement saying that removing Persky would be a "threat to judicial independence.
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They did this to help improve their modeling, not because they truly believe Bennu to be a threat to Earth, she adds.
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Amazon bought Whole Foods just weeks before the IPO, and investors were concerned that this could be a threat to Blue Apron.
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When oil tycoons consider a rise in EV drivers to be a threat to their wallets, you know EVs are taking off.
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"As invasive predators, [giant flatworms] are likely to be a threat to the abundance and biodiversity of the soil invertebrates," he said.
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So I don't know that preserving data is going to be a threat to the vaccine community or community of vaccine scientists.
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The laws would be intended to keep people deemed to be a threat to themselves or others from getting or keeping guns.
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This was followed by an interview with Mexican press where Peña Nieto stated that Trump's policies would be a threat to Mexico.
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Because the incident occurred on the grounds of the Marine Barracks, it was determined not to be a threat to local residents.
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The presence of immigrants seems, to many people, to be a threat to their jobs, their welfare, their wages and so on.
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In their public remarks, the officials have argued that any change to the current law would be a threat to national security.
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What is a matter of political discourse for one group of students can be a threat to the future of another group.
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"We are neighbors; we're partners who will cooperate with each other, rather than be a threat to each other," Mr. Abe said.
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But the standard for overruling someone's judgment is, rightly, high: The person would have to be a threat to herself or others.
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Earlier this month, President Trump banned US tech companies from using telecom equipment that could be a threat to national security — i.e.
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This frequent hallmark of the modern age could be a threat to happiness, because of technology's ability to isolate humans from each other.
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Because clearly the way to protest what you perceive to be a threat to free speech is the destruction of your own property.
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Many in the industry have wondered if the newly merged entity will be a threat to Nielsen, the dominant force in the industry.
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A small but vocal minority of attendees at this year's CPAC consider Trump to be a threat to conservatism and the Republican Party.
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"Heavy snow and blowing snow will cause dangerous conditions and will be a threat to life and property," the National Weather Service warned.
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In a vacuum, an army of television bombshells wouldn't be a threat to the strides women have made in deconstructing traditional beauty norms.
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The caravan would be a threat to our national security even if the migrants were all nuns from Catholic churches in Central America.
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Although China's influence is growing, it will not be a threat to any country, Xi said, pledging peaceful development on the international stage.
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The counterculture use of ergot alkaloids proved to be a threat to the dominant mainstream US culture of the 1950s, causing their prohibition.
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The controversial "red flag" bill aims to seize guns temporarily from people who are deemed to be a threat to themselves or others.
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McCabe told Today host Savannah Guthrie that he ordered the opening of a counterintelligence investigation into Trump following Comey's firing because "we had information that led us to believe that there might be a threat to national security, in this case that the president himself might be a threat to United States national security" — in particular, that Trump might be a Russian agent.
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Nuisance trappers catch the predators that wander into residential or business territory and are perceived to be a threat to people, pets or property.
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In Washington state, residents voted to restrict access of firearms to people deemed by a court to be a threat to themselves or others.
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The shooting was determined not to be a threat to local residents because it occurred on the grounds of Marine Barracks, the release said.
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"Zika continues to be a threat to pregnant women across the U.S.," Dr. Anne Schuchat, acting director of the CDC, said in a statement.
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" Trudeau said in the joint press conference with Macron on Thursday: "This is ridiculous to think they could be a threat to national security.
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" YEOMIN YOON South Orange, N.J. To the Editor: Donald Trump may be a threat to democracy, but so are those crying, "Not my president.
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Second, existing mental health programs must be reformed and expanded, including those that help individuals who may be a threat to themselves or others.
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Some Mexican officials are increasingly concerned that Democrats and labor leaders are pushing for changes that would be a threat to the country's sovereignty.
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In the eyes of many police officers, I would be a threat to be neutralized, despite my clean record and slightly above-average grades.
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In Texas the death penalty is applied to those found guilty of a heinous crime who are also judged to be a threat to others.
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A lot of the most popular apps on the Mac right now are Electron apps, and that could potentially be a threat to the Mac.
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In interviews, researchers critical of the change outlined several reasons why suddenly mandating consent could be a threat to the advancement of science and medicine.
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Mei may have been omnivorous, and in any case is so small that it wouldn't be a threat to you or to your other pets.
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Significant outflows can be a threat to MMF ratings, as they make it harder for funds to maintain strong liquidity and can increase concentration risk.
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Speaking to CNBC, Levie expanded on this, saying that Facebook would not be a threat to Box, but instead the two companies could work together.
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"Red flag" laws would allow the police to temporarily confiscate guns from people deemed by a judge to be a threat to themselves or others.
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The entrance of another Medicare for All opponent like Bloomberg could be a threat to Buttigieg in his campaign to be the moderate standard bearer.
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The drug can be a threat to anyone who comes into contact with it as it can be absorbed through the skin or accidentally inhaled.
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It is also said that she orchestrated the execution of her sister, Arsinoe, who she deemed to be a threat to her and her throne.
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"The ballot box can never be a threat to democracy," said Jordi Sànchez, a defendant who faces up to 17 years in prison if convicted.
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Some politicians, as well as Western and Indian diplomats, have warned that a growing dependence on China could be a threat to the country's sovereignty.
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Real Madrid's Luka Modric is the heartbeat and the brain of this team; if he is on, Croatia will be a threat to beat anyone.
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Authorities around the country have collided with the limits of laws designed to seize weapons from those who might be a threat to public safety.
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However many there are — between 10 and 15 are expected — it will hardly be a threat to Netflix, which now has a dizzying program roster.
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The court, he said, ruled that, in order to issue an interdiction on religious garb in public, there must be a threat to public order.
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But given that he's a V.P.-level executive with almost 20 more years' experience, I can't fathom how I would be a threat to his career.
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"If we only sold general tickets without any hospitality services, it would be a threat to the economy of the tournament and the Federation," he said.
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The rejection came after India's Ministry of Defense raised concerns that the expansion of the service in the country could be a threat to national security.
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"Zika continues to be a threat to pregnant women in the United States," said CDC Acting Director Anne Schuchat at a news conference held earlier today.
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Agency executives further argue that digital consultancies will not be a threat to their core advertising business because they mostly compete for different, lower-cost services.
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The uprising, which uses the slogan #NeverTrump on social media to spread its message, considers Trump to be a threat to conservatism and the Republican Party.
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Amazon, for instance, will continue to be a threat to the industries it is preying on, "but there will be more competition going forward," Foster said.
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Earlier in the day, Clyburn, who is running for majority whip, said Fudge "would be a threat to me" and Pelosi if she were to run.
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But it also wants to take down ISIS and considers unchallenged Islamist extremism in the Middle East to be a threat to its own national security.
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Why this matters: The storm is not expected to be a threat to land, but it's rapid rate of intensification is of interest to hurricane researchers.
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The microbe can also be a threat to humans if it finds its way onto everyday metal and plastic items, such as forks, spoons, and knives.
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Many educators and mental health professionals believe that they cannot disclose troubling confidences, even if they believe that there might be a threat to public safety.
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The bond market in recent days has been sending signals that the trade war could be a threat to growth in the United States and globally.
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In the eyes of one major British labor organization, that need not be a threat to workers, but may instead offer an opportunity: less time working.
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The rival isn't just a threat to the favorite team's place in the standings — it can be a threat to the fan's own sense of self.
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Both prominent politicos had warned in the run-up to the 2016 election that then-candidate Trump would be a threat to the nation's democratic system.
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"We do not consider these jets to be a threat to our operations in Syria, and will continue to deconflict operations as necessary," Rankine-Galloway said.
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It's up to us to make sure that we are characterizing, detecting, tracking all of the near-earth objects that could be a threat to the world.
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Since 2016 the attacker had been on a counter-terrorism watchlist of suspected radicals who may be a threat to national security, government spokesman Benjamin Griveaux said.
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She's going to be looking for ticks that would be carried by the capybaras and potentially spread by the capybaras that could be a threat to people.
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Just trying to gauge the defenseman and the speed and obviously the lane he's trying to cover (and) trying to be a threat to shoot as well.
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"I'm interested in both skiathlon and the sprint (classic), competing in both of them should not be a threat to success in 50km (team classic)," he said.
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That would be a threat to whomever was the subject of those 264 total settlements, but more like a tantalizing promise for the rest of the country.
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In a private document presented to top Republican donors last fall, however, Mr. Castellanos suggested that Mr. Trump could be a threat to American security as president.
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" In what appeared to be a threat to kill everyone on his list, he added, "The human rights people will commit suicide, if I finish these all.
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It's up to us to make sure that we are characterizing, detecting, tracking all of the near-Earth objects that could be a threat to the world.
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"Today's news is a reminder that Zika continues to be a threat to pregnant women and their babies," said the city's health commissioner, Dr. Mary T. Bassett.
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Signs of China's property sector cooling off may be a threat to the rally in iron ore as well as copper, analysts at investment bank Barclays said.
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" And Assange said in an interview with Fox News justifying the reward that he was "interested in anything that might be a threat to alleged WikiLeaks sources.
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The Chinese government has objected to the system, known as the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense system, or Thaad, saying it would be a threat to its security.
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You might think that the Israelis would head the list, but even Israel takes second place to anyone who might be a threat to Abbas and his rule.
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U.S. allies including the U.K., Australia and New Zealand have also raised the alarm over the firm, amid concerns that it may be a threat to national security.
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" He also issued what appeared to be a threat to social media companies, saying, "I am continuing to monitor the censorship of AMERICAN CITIZENS on social media platforms.
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The thing that could bring about the collapse of the EU — which really could be a threat to Western civilization — is failing to sort out the eurozone's issues.
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I get the concern: If Trump's deputies had quietly deposed him and he were merely functioning as a figurehead, then it really would be a threat to democracy.
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"Thaksin continues to be a threat to the position of power of the establishment," Pavin Chachavalpongpun, associate professor at Kyoto University's Center for Southeast Asian Studies, told Reuters.
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In that sense, any other group that can rise up in the world can be a threat to in-group greatness just by the virtue of intergroup comparison.
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Nearly 220% of Americans consider socialism to be a threat to the US, according to INSIDER polling, even though they tend to disagree on what "socialism" actually is.
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If she didn't hide all this, she'd probably be sent to the Colonies — a woman that successful and that bright would automatically be a threat to the men.
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Square Capital raises the question of whether the service will be a threat to the banking system, but Dorsey told CNBC that a bank is behind its transactions.
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She skimmed it, but says she doesn't understand English very well -- she's from Moscow -- and signed it under what she believed to be a threat to her safety.
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It may give us the first sign of whether Trump's sagging poll numbers could be a threat to the GOP's control of the House in the 2018 elections.
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Speaking Saturday in Chicago, Sanders offered some blistering rhetoric, calling on his supporters to take down President Trump, who he believes to be a threat to the nation.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte on Saturday barred a plane carrying Turkey's foreign minister from landing, saying his visit would be a threat to public order.
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But a year later, European leaders are confronted with the reality that Mr. Xi could also be a threat to the global system, rather than a great defender.
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As it is now, they're growing up with criminals, so they learn how to be criminals, and when they do get out, they'll be a threat to society.
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In a police report obtained on Friday, law enforcement officials had indicated that they did not believe Mr. Ramos to be a threat to the Capital Gazette's employees.
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From Rory Smith: Real Madrid's Luka Modric is the heartbeat and the brain of this team; if he is on, Croatia will be a threat to beat anyone.
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Another bill created an extreme risk protection order, allowing courts or law enforcement to take guns away from those deemed to be a threat to themselves or others.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - A British vote to leave the European Union could be a threat to any rival bidder from the United States for the London Stock Exchange (LSE.
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Qatar's plans may not be a threat to Australia in the near term given the vast bulk of its LNG has already been sold on long-term contracts.
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"As long as she's playing, she's going to be a threat to win anything," ESPN tennis analyst and former world number one John McEnroe told a conference call.
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But the distinction between core and edge collapses in 5G networks – that means that a potential threat anywhere in the network will be a threat to the whole network.
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We're told Howell originally told police he was meeting a friend and going to the parade -- leading cops to believe that person could be a threat to the public.
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President Trump's travel ban and focus to curb immigration and deport undocumented immigrants have been the centerpiece since his campaign and it could be a threat to real estate.
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It's an especially shaky time for young Muslims in Britain, with political rhetoric and media coverage from certain newspapers making Islam out to be a threat to British values.
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The auto tariffs are part of a broader strategy the White House has in which it has deemed duties on U.S. exports to be a threat to national security.
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It may seem like a surprising statement coming from the ivy walls of Harvard, but the unbundling of higher education need not be a threat to the traditional university.
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Lawmakers also passed a bill that would force websites to immediately remove any "false, publicly important information" that a government watchdog deems to be a threat to public order.
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"The FDA considers the sale and promotion of fraudulent COVID-19 products to be a threat to the public health," FDA Commissioner Stephen M. Hahn said in the statement.
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While Lorenzo won't be a threat to land this week, it is expected to strengthen quickly, becoming a hurricane by midweek and potentially a major hurricane by the weekend.
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"I knew when I decided to run, this president would attack me and anyone else who he thought would be a threat to his winning again," Biden said Tuesday.
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"Some 50 percent of U.S. corn needs to be planted by mid-May, otherwise there could be a threat to yields," said Matt Ammermann, commodity risk manager at INTL FCStone.
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The government of Turkey is blocking access to Wikipedia under a law that allows it to restrict access to material that is considered to be a threat to national security.
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But walking around the rally, it was hard to avoid one main theme: that a lot of people consider the president to be a threat to science and objective truth.
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"And I understand that you and I don't agree, but I would not support a president that I believed was going to be a threat to his future," Loudon added.
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Scientists didn't know the asteroid, named "2019 OK," might be a threat to Earth until it was far too late for humanity to do anything about the gargantuan space rock.
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If he can continue to be consistent from the first round to the final in upcoming competitions, he will be a threat to everyone in world tennis — big three included.
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President Xi Jinping said at the opening of the 19th Communist Party Congress in October that although China's influence is growing, it will not be a threat to any country.
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"In addition, the extensive comments submitted by the RTOs/ISOs do not point to any past or planned generator retirements that may be a threat to grid resilience," it added.
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Some progressive Democrats and labor leaders have been vocal in pushing to get certain provisions added to the deal that Mexico says would be a threat to the country's sovereignty.
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She testified that she believed there was an intruder in her apartment and that she "intended" to kill Jean because she believed him to be a "threat" to her life.
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The takeover, which likely would have resulted in Singapore-based Broadcom slashing investment in Qualcomm's 5G innovation, was determined by President Trump to be a threat to U.S. national security.
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"We believe we will continue to have a diverse shareholding ... As soon as we would be owned by one party, it would be a threat to our business," Mostrey said.
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"The purpose is to avoid the use of hazardous materials which can possibly be a threat to large masses of people," World Cup organizing committee CEO Alexei Sorokin said last month.
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"A potential threat anywhere in the network will be a threat to the whole network," he said in a speech that did not mention Huawei or any other firms by name.
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Romanians who consider homosexuality to be a threat to society have rallied in the European country&aposs capital on the same day a gay pride parade is scheduled to take place.
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Over the medium term, the failure to translate newly built infrastructure into private sector growth and higher tax revenue would also be a threat to fiscal consolidation and to debt sustainability.
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However, proponents argue that this is a matter of national security and that both leakers and the publications that encourage them share secret information could be a threat to national security.
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Its mysterious references to parties during the 22012 football World Cup in Germany and to a feather headdress seemed to be a threat to expose details about Mr Singer's personal life.
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Chesney, who says he is a firm believer in global warming, predicts that the catastrophic storms will continue to be a threat to the Caribbean as well as the United States.
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At least one pesticide from a controversial family of chemicals appears to be a threat to bees and other pollinating insects when applied to certain crops, US regulators announced this week.
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While MasterCard and Visa works with Apple, Samsung and Google for their payment solutions, there have been questions about whether these technology giants could actually be a threat to these companies.
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Washington, Baltimore under blizzard warnings for storm menacing East Coast "Heavy and blowing snow will cause dangerous conditions and will be a threat to life and property," the weather service said.
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Her team works with the USDA to study the disease, which could be a threat to wheat production worldwide, causing food shortages in developing nations and economic turmoil in developed countries.
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BARCELONA (Reuters) - Max Verstappen doubts Renault and McLaren will be a threat to his Red Bull Formula One team this season despite all three former champions now having the same engines.
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He accused officials in Belgrade, the Serbian capital, of spreading false allegations through the government-controlled news media that a Kosovo army would be a threat to Serbs and its neighbors.
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Few minds are changed, but Yehoshua seems to be hinting that, "in a country that never ceases to be a threat to itself," peaceful deadlock is a small but genuine victory.
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The official explanation on Sunday for the state aid was that the failure of the two banks would be a threat to the economies of the northern Italian regions they serve.
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"If Daesh (Islamic State) became established in Libya and sought to use that established base to infiltrate terrorists into Europe, that would be a threat to all of us," he said.
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"We can't ignore the potential deployment of new American missiles on territory from where they will be a threat to Russia and its allies," the TASS news agency cited him as saying.
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A new privacy law in California would be a threat to ISPs trying to break into the digital advertising market and the start of a slippery slope for the Facebook-Google duopoly.
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But die-hard fans of the chain still believe in the sentiment "Chipotle is life," despite the bad news that eating at the restaurant could very well be a threat to theirs.
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There's no indication as to how bad it is, though if it's enough to warrant a public acknowledgement it's probably bad enough to be a threat to his long-term well-being.
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In a report released two days before Trump's announcement, it said that sanctions could pose a risk to the nation's banking system and may be a threat to its international trade relationships.
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He also signed a bill that makes it easier for family members and police to take firearms and ammunition away from people who are believed to be a threat to commit violence.
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Clinton made clear that she intends to run in this state's primary by effectively seeking Mr. Obama's third term — and claiming Mr. Sanders would be a threat to the first black president's accomplishments.
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Schultz said he did not expect that if the United States decides to import generic drugs it would be a threat to Teva's pricing as U.S. generic drug prices have already fallen sharply.
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I have a lot of constituents that own literally dozens of weapons — they are collectors, or they like different kinds of guns for different purposes — and they wouldn't be a threat to anybody.
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Tillerson said he considered China's South China Sea activity "extremely worrisome" and that it would be a threat to the "entire global economy" if Beijing were able to dictate access to the waterway.
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But he conceded it could be a threat to even white collar workers who do not pro-actively upskill and get to grips with using AI-enabled tools to intelligently augment their labor.
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Meares said 25-year-old Morton would also be a threat to her individual sprint title defence along with German Kristina Vogel and the top Chinese sprinters, who include world champion Zhong Tianshi.
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In fact it was Trump — not Obama — who ordered the closure of Russian diplomatic properties in San Francisco, Washington, D.C., and New York City that appeared to be a threat to American security.
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If he were to run, he would be a threat to another potential Texas candidate, former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julian Castro, as well as progressive grassroots favorites like Warren and Sanders.
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Joseph Green, one of Cosby's lawyers, urged O'Neill to not put Cosby behind bars, arguing that he is in poor health and wouldn't be a threat to the public if he isn't jailed.
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We have seen in FedEx's earnings statements, and its earnings calls, that the company is looking at Amazon's growth of its internal logistics network as something that could be a threat to FedEx.
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"Given these outcomes, which are unique among major automotive exporting nations, Korean automobile and auto part imports cannot be a threat to the U.S. economy or national security," Hyundai said in the comments.
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If that happens, Dumoulin, who rides for a team sponsored by the bike maker Giant and by Alpecin, a shampoo, will still not be a threat to Froome's hold on the overall lead.
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"I think this might be a threat to ask for deals from China," said He Weiwen, a senior fellow at the Center for China and Globalization, a government-affiliated research organization in Beijing.
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Washington (CNN)A man who set himself on fire in front of the White House on Friday afternoon was determined not to be a threat to President Donald Trump, the Secret Service said.
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Without an agreement with Britain, it would insist on checks on the border - which might be a threat to a Northern Ireland peace settlement that depends to some extent on unimpeded north-south movement.
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Back in 2012, New York's Cardinal Timothy Dolan contributed a pointed op-ed to the Wall Street Journal, walking back any suggestion that the then-newly elected Francis might be a threat to capitalism.
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Earlier this year, deputies were also called to his home for a disturbance, and he was evaluated by a mental health professional but deemed to not be a threat to himself or someone else.
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Such a majority "could be a threat to important rights that have been protected in the past by the Supreme Court," said Elizabeth Wydra, president of the Constitutional Accountability Center, a liberal legal group.
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How it works: Tropical storms and hurricanes located in Florence's position, about 1,000 miles east-southeast of Bermuda, normally wouldn't be a threat to the U.S., as they tend to curve out to sea.
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Like the New York law, this proposed piece of Florida legislation is looking to ban the declawing of cats, except in cases where keeping the claws would be a threat to the feline's health.
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At the same time, accelerating wages often coincide with late-cycle expansions and can be a threat to corporate profitability, which raises concerns about the sustainability of an economic expansion or a bull market.
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The lawsuit was brought by a group of asylum seekers, all of whom had been detained after passing their credible fear interview and demonstrating they would not flee or be a threat to others.
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In an interview last year, acclaimed gender theorist Judith Butler offered a reading of our data, theorizing that the men who kill transgender women perceive them to be a threat to their own masculinity.
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Mental health measures Trump is proposing an expansion and overhaul of mental health programs, including those that help identify and treat those who may be a threat to themselves or others, the administration announced.
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Based on their treatment of media figures, like Khashoggi, we also want to flag concern that this may be a threat to those covering this story from an angle that upsets the royal family.
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"As long as South Korea exists, they will always be a threat to North Korea," said Sue Mi Terry, a scholar at the Center for Strategic and International Studies and former American intelligence analyst.
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Some respondents expressed concerns that opening the doors to foreign workers would be a threat to public safety and social stability, some citing Europe where attitudes towards immigration have hardened, and would increase welfare costs.
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China is not going to be a threat to us immediately so I think we can re-allocate more of our money to the poor -- INGRAHAM: OK. Yes, they are planning for the long term.
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But it also indicates that Trump may not just be a threat to down-ballot Republicans in so-called blue or purple states—Republicans in diverse red states like Arizona may also be in jeopardy.
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Instead, Brafman had said, the judge's ruling could mean that Shkreli would be sent to a prison with tougher rules, and with much tougher inmates who would be a threat to the slight-framed convict.
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"We do not tolerate incidents that are perceived by others to be a threat to their safety, and we will always respond quickly to identify offenders and hold them accountable for those actions," he continued.
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Many of the journalists involved have asked why information from so long ago would be a threat to national security now when Australia has only a few hundred troops in Afghanistan playing more minor roles.
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" Likewise, on August 25, 2016, Assange was asked in an interview, "Why are you so interested in Seth Rich's killer?" and responded, "We're very interested in anything that might be a threat to alleged Wikileaks sources.
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This tendency can be a threat to your productivity: Each time you switch from one thing to another (before making progress on either), you experience a "transaction cost," which drains your energy and slows you down.
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The recent instability of the Chinese stock market and growing concerns about the strength of the consumer there has some investors wondering if a slowdown could be a threat to to the automaker's long-term profitability.
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The ruling classes had concerns with how productive the labor force was—as in, if they're spending all their time in the pub drinking, is this going to be a threat to factory work and productivity?
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"How India or any other country could be a threat to the U.S. within the steel industry, I don't know," said Shivramkrishnan Hariharan, the commercial director of Essar Steel, a large steel manufacturer based in Mumbai.
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The implication is that the only proper thing to do is enforce laws uniformly, all the time, without exceptions — and that an immigration amnesty would thus be a threat to truth, justice and the American way.
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The two telecommunications equipment makers have a close relationship with China's government, and a 2012 report from Congress cautioned that allowing the companies to build out American cellular networks would be a threat to national security.
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" In this more than hour-long conversation, which was taped before the presidential election, Morell expanded on his support for Clinton and on his firm belief that a President Trump "would be a threat to the nation.
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"This is a tragedy because a man with a profound mental health problem was doing something that people perceived to be a threat to the safety of others," NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio told reporters on Thursday.
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Some states, like California and Connecticut, allow police to confiscate guns from someone who is determined by a court to be a threat to a partner, even if a domestic violence restraining order is not in place.
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While it's true that the likes of Jason Day, Jordan Speith and Dustin Johnson won't be a threat to the attending golfers' Olympic hopes this year, capybaras, mini crocodiles, monkeys, boa constrictors and other native wildlife will.
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Those comments perhaps contradict some in the US administration who saw the Huawei blacklisting as a way to strangle the company and its global ambitions, which are deemed by some analysts to be a threat to America.
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Pueblo Sin Fronteras, a nonprofit working with the migrants, says that some people in the group are in a "delicate condition" but that their health issues don't relate to diseases that would be a threat to others.
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Ollie is not believed to be a threat to humans — she should be treated like a stray dog, the zoo representatives said — but she is a carnivore, meaning small birds, cats or dogs could be at risk.
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The campaign must believe that running negative ads about Donald Trump that make him appear to be a threat to women, Latinos, and other minorities is the highest and best use of their resources given such tightening.
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Richard Blumenthal to jointly introduce legislation involving "red flag" laws that allow police, with the consent of a judge, to seize an individual's weapons in advance if they are deemed to be a threat to themselves and others.
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Targeting a smaller handset makers is an interesting strategy: individually, they may not be a threat to the likes of Apple or Samsung, but collectively, they make up just under half of all smartphone sales, according to Gartner.
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January 25, 2016: Theranos lab in Newark, CA, is found to be a threat to patient health The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) pens a letter to Theranos after an inspection of its Newark, California, lab.
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Rick Scott just three weeks after a gunman killed 17 people at Stoneman Douglas, aims to temporarily remove weapons from gun owners who have been deemed by a judge to possibly be a threat to themselves or others.
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In the view of this camp, sectors of the economy such as oil and defense manufacturing are of strategic importance to the state, and if the Kremlin relinquished control that could be a threat to Russia's national security.
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In Tennessee a person living with HIV who knowingly exposes others can be quarantined by the state's Department of Health "after exercising other appropriate measures" if he or she is determined to be a threat to the public.
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China has spent up to $2 billion on infrastructure and other projects in the Maldives; the opposition and Western and Indian diplomats have warned that a growing dependence on China could be a threat to the Maldives' sovereignty.
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We count good, we bow well, we are technologically proficient, we're naturally subordinate, our male anatomy is the size of a thumb drive and we could never in a thousand millenniums be a threat to steal your girl.
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"We have been very clear about our belief in the territorial integrity and unity of Syria and we believe that the creation of these kinds of semi-autonomous zones now ... would frankly be a threat to that," he added.
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Such lukewarm growth does not compute with another set of wildly bullish stock market views, although it is clear many strategists who initially said Trump would be a threat to markets have abruptly changed their minds since the election.
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"It is clear that [Whole Foods'] pricing would need to narrow substantially to be a threat to COST, while the Whole Foods business model would need to shift away from its 'foodie, organic, and natural' value prop," Horvers wrote.
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To address concerns that their pledges to raise welfare spending and cut taxes will undermine the economic stability of the heavily indebted country, 5-Star leader Luigi Di Maio said the administration would not be a threat to Europe.
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In addition to the $20,000 reward, Mr. Assange said in an interview that he was interested in Mr. Rich's death because "we're very interested in anything that might be a threat to alleged WikiLeaks sources," according to the report.
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On Friday, Runnels' attorneys filed a request with the Supreme Court, asking justices to halt the execution so arguments could be heard challenging the testimony of a prosecution witness who said Runnels would be a threat to prison society.
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And that's where this fear of PMCs in the region, linked to EO's past, comes into play—mercenaries are not a threat to the UK, or to the US, but they could be a threat to other countries that are weak.
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Ohio Governor Mike DeWine, responding to mounting public pressure for action to curb gun violence, proposed a "red flag" law that would allow a judge to order firearms confiscated from any individual deemed to be a threat to themselves or others.
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The Congressional Black Caucus and civil rights leaders on Thursday denounced Brett Kavanaugh's nomination to the Supreme Court, saying his vote would be a threat to voting rights — pointing to the South Carolina voter ID law he voted to uphold.
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"It seems to me that the threat of nation-states engaging in war is now and will always be a threat to the individuals living in them," says Abraham, no matter if the weapons are nuclear or an imagined alien technology.
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According to the National Weather Service, the storm could bring "heavy snow and blowing snow that will cause dangerous conditions and will be a threat to life and property" in D.C. So, what do you need to do to prepare?
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"Today, Senator Collins took a stand for families across Maine by opposing this dangerous nomination that would be a threat to our clean air, clean water, and public health," Glen Brand, director of the group's Maine chapter, said in a statement.
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"ISIS will continue to be a threat to the United States, and we're going to have to continue to keep our eyes on that ... as the realization that this terrorism threat is going to continue for some time," Coats added.
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A judge previously blocked a lawsuit from three gun control groups over the settlement that alleged the Trump administration gave no explanation for changing a policy concerning items previously considered by the government to be a threat to national security.
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"ISIS will continue to be a threat to the United States, and we're going to have to continue to keep our eyes on that … as the realization that this terrorism threat is going to continue for some time," Coats said.
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"AI" might be a threat to the human future, as is often imagined in science fiction, or it might be a way of thinking about technology that makes it harder to design technology so it can be used effectively and responsibly.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Italy can accelerate its sluggish economic growth without giving up the consolidation of its public finances, which could be a threat to all of the euro zone, the chairman of euro zone finance ministers Mario Centeno said on Tuesday.
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Indicated 0.6 percent lower A British vote to leave the European Union would not undermine the planned $30 billion merger between Deutsche Boerse and LSE Group, but could be a threat to any U.S. counter bidder, the German exchange operator said.
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I have previously written that I view the referral of the Cohen matter to the U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York to be a threat to Trump because it could induce Trump to make a reckless move.
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On Tuesday, committee Democrats brought up the Extreme Risk Protection Act of 2019, which would provide funding to states enabling local law enforcement to petition courts to intervene when a gun owner appears to be a threat to themselves and others.
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And it could be a threat to small players on the mobile web, if AT&T extends to its Time Warner content a technique called "zero-rating," in which selected content and services don't count against users' data plan caps.
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The Briton, who collided with Rosberg in Spain 11 days ago and lags the German by 43 points after five races, is seeking to end his team mate's run of three successive Monaco wins but Ricciardo could be a threat to both.
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While it is fairly well established that social media and new media content can be a threat to multicultural societies and the democratic process, critics have pointed out that the proposed law has seriously scope to be misused, potentially against valid criticism.
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The second part appeared to be a threat to end the employer contribution for Congress members and their staffs, who were moved from the normal federal employee healthcare benefits program onto the Obamacare insurance exchanges as part of the 2010 healthcare law.
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On the competition front, Reck says GetYourGuide is not concerned about Airbnb's moves into offering travel experiences via its platform — arguing that the vacation accommodation platform's focus is currently too narrow to be a threat to its more mainstream tourist market positioning.
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Analysts have played down fears of a huge spike in oil prices this year, citing the economic slowdown and trade war — but rising tensions in the Middle East could be a threat to the energy markets, according to a U.S.-based think tank.
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The movement has been widespread in New Mexico, Oregon, Washington and Illinois, where elected sheriffs and county commissioners have taken particular exception to "red flag" laws designed to take guns away from people legally deemed to be a threat to themselves or others.
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North Korea also launched three projectiles this weekend, which U.S. Pacific Command assessed to not be a threat to the U.S.The post has been updated to reflect that North Korea has reportedly previously employed satellite launch vehicles that sent rockets over Japan.
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" SOME BITE WITH THAT BARK: The Hill's Harper Neidig reports: The political arm of The Humane Society is mobilizing against Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump with a new ad campaign warning that a "Trump presidency would be a threat to animals everywhere.
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The second part appeared to be a threat to end the employer contribution for members of Congress and their staffs, who were moved from the normal federal employee healthcare benefits program onto the Obamacare insurance exchanges as part of the 2010 healthcare law.
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Although analysts said Facebook's initial foray would not likely be a threat to established dating sites - some of which are highly specialized to cater to specific groups - its heft and deep pockets makes it a concern over the long term to the smaller companies.
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Tillerson said he considered China's South China Sea activity "extremely worrisome" and that it would be a threat to the "entire global economy" if Beijing were able to dictate access to the waterway, which is of strategic military importance and a major trade route.
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The Saturday tweet also appeared to be a threat to end the employer contribution for members of Congress and their staffs, who were moved from the normal federal employee healthcare benefits program onto the Obamacare insurance exchanges as part of the 2010 healthcare law.
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On Monday, Judge Duffin ruled that Mr. Dassey should be freed while the state's appeals process played out, writing that prosecutors had failed to demonstrate that he would be a threat to the community and citing Mr. Dassey's "exceedingly benign" disciplinary record in prison.
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Among the measures coming out of the meeting that Abbott said he would like to see implemented quickly were expanding school safety training programs, bolstering threat assessment systems and expanding a pilot program designed to screen for students who might be a threat to themselves or others.
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"We have serious doubts about that justification, we cannot see how the European Union's friends and allies in NATO can be a threat to national security in the U.S. We find that assumption deeply unjust, " the European Commissioner for Trade, Cecilia Malmstrom, told reporters in early March.
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Last month, he said that Mr. Trump would "without any doubt" be a threat to global stability if the president-elect stood by his campaign pledges to bar Muslims from entering the United States, to deport millions of undocumented immigrants and to endorse the use of torture.
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They seemed to return home emboldened: They declared the breakdown of negotiations with the Sudanese opposition, rejected calls to hand over power, declared the sit-in camps to be "a threat to the national security of the state," and banned Al Jazeera from reporting in Sudan.
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The second part of the tweet appeared to be a threat to end the employer contribution for members of Congress and their staffs who were moved from the normal federal employee healthcare benefits program onto the Obamacare insurance exchanges as part of the 2010 healthcare law.
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"And it is certainly not the right way to include Europe in that because we are friends, we are allies, we work together, we cannot possibly be a threat to national security in the U.S. so we are counting on being excluded," the Swedish politician said.
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I consider Mr. Trump's Republican Party to be a threat to conservatism, and I have concluded that the term evangelical — despite its rich history of proclaiming the "good news" of Christ to a broken world — has been so distorted that it is now undermining the Christian witness.
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In fact, again, we have now garnered widespread international support, obviously, not just with the UN Security Council resolution, but globally, countries are speaking out and expressing the same view as to what North Korea should do, which is not be a threat to the stability of the region.
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But with the next watch-buying generation growing up always connected, and not desiring to be away from the internet like older generations, the time will come when tech companies with fix the issues with smartwatches, and they will once again be a threat to the traditional watch industry.
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"I consider Mr. Trump's Republican Party to be a threat to conservatism, and I have concluded that the term evangelical — despite its rich history of proclaiming the 'good news' of Christ to a broken world — has been so distorted that it is now undermining the Christian witness," Wehner wrote.
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Sentry CEO and co-founder David Cramer says today, investors are concerned that Amazon Web Services could be a threat to open source software companies, and he decided to make this change because AWS is a "huge business liability," but also because other startups have been selling Sentry's software.
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Facing what they believe to be a threat to their way of life, locals and the Inuit regional government, the Nunatsiavut government, have started a #MakeMuskratRight social media campaign and have held protests both at the dam site and at the office of the province's environment minister Perry Trimper.
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At the end of an interview with CNN's Wolf Blitzer on Friday, the Democratic National Committee chairwoman and Florida lawmaker responded to a question about whether she thinks the billionaire former mayor of New York would be a threat to her party's candidates, should he decide to run.
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" According to the SHP website, Say Something "teaches students, grades 6-12, how to look for warning signs, signals and threats, especially in social media, of an individual who may be a threat to themselves or others and to say something to a trusted adult to get help.
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While tariffs are being enacted due in part to what the White House deems to be a threat to national security, one could argue that a weakened capacity of U.S. manufacturing due to a labor shortage could be considered a far more serious threat to the security of our nation.
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The hot-blooded population is divided into camps: the conservative, Christian right wing that has deemed vampires to be a threat to the safety and moral fabric of the country; and the progressive left that supports their full inclusion in society, even if there is a bit of fetishism involved.
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The bill is the latest in a slate of gun control laws Cuomo signed into law this year, including a February "red flag bill" preventing gun purchases by customers who show indications they may be a threat to themselves or others and a July extension of background check waiting periods.
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Surveillance is a legitimate tool to fight crime, but needs to be supervised, targeted and safeguarded, with warrants issued by an independent oversight authority on the basis of reasonable suspicion that somebody may be a threat to national security or has committed, or is about to commit, a crime, Cannataci said.
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BERLIN, April 17 (Reuters) - A British vote to leave the European Union could be a threat to any rival bidder from the United States for the London Stock Exchange but would not undermine the planned $30 billion merger between Deutsche Boerse and LSE, the German exchange's finance chief said in "Euro am Sonntag".
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Along with Blue and Amber alerts, there are Silver Alerts, issued for elderly people who are lost and might be suffering from dementia, and Camo Alerts, dispatched in at least three states when current or former members of the military are missing and thought to be a threat to themselves or others.
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"I'm a working mother of two who has had to raise children to be not only aware and empathetic toward homeless people, but have also had to train my kids how to instantly spot an aggressive mentally ill person who may be a threat to them," wrote Kristin, a reader in San Francisco.
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Dengue fever and chikungunya, continue to be a threat to our country since cases continue to occur in other countries and the pattern of transmission is similar to Zika: The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recorded its first local transmission of Chikungunya in the continental United States in 2014, also in Florida.
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So I think it depends on where they go and if they decide that they're going to open up things so that Russia or some other, could be Cuba, probably Russia, would actually have armaments there that would be a threat to our country, yeah we'd have to, not go to war, but use force.
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A major push was also made this year in Pennsylvania to pass a so-called red flag law that would allow the police or relatives to petition a judge to temporarily take weapons away from people who appear to be a threat to themselves or others, even if they have not been adjudicated mentally ill.
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"People could always argue about debris and define it as debris, but when they do those early launches with dummy payload, they make sure they put the dummy payload into a graveyard or inoperable orbit that is not of value to the space community and something that won't be a threat to future activities in space," said Sanford.
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On Tuesday, a small group of human rights advocates and journalists got a fleeting glimpse of Abu Zubaydah — the first since his detention — when he appeared before a panel of government officials to argue that he would not be a threat to the United States if he were released from the Guantánamo Bay prison in Cuba.
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"At some point in the next 20 to 30 years, absent substantial new approaches to reducing and managing flood risk, there may be a threat to the availability of the 30-year mortgage in various vulnerable and highly exposed areas," wrote Mr. Berman, who is president and chief executive of M & T Realty Capital Corporation, a major mortgage lender.
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Other measures passed by the House include one authorizing local governments to ban weapons from public buildings and certain events, restoring a limit on handgun purchases of one per month and creating a "red flag" law allowing authorities to temporarily seize the weapons of someone assessed to be a threat to themselves or others, the Post reported.
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According to Charles Lister, a senior fellow at the Middle East Institute, Russia's first priority is protecting the Assad regime — its chief proxy force in the region — from rebel forces, but it too wants to take down ISIS and considers unchallenged Islamist extremism in the Middle East to be a threat to its own national security.
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This is not a reason to keep someone in a job when that person might be a threat to others, but it is a reason to consider what kinds of mental health support people who lose their jobs as a result of #MeToo (or, for that matter, for any other reason) might need, and how to ensure that they get it.
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"I was never informed of the contents of these devices and at no time learned what information was stored on them," he said, according to the AP. The information Peng provided is not thought to be a threat to the U.S., as it was reportedly provided to him through a double agent who had alerted the FBI to the scheme.
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"The Foreign Secretary has emphasized that if this was a direct act by the Russian state then it would not simply be a threat to the U.K., but a clear violation of the chemical weapons convention, a breach of international law and a threat to those who abide by the rules-based international order as a whole," the office concluded.
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Gun-rights activists say the Republican senator will pay a price at the ballot box if he supports gun legislation like expanded background checks or a national red flag law -- which some Republican lawmakers in Washington have expressed support for -- which could help keep guns out of the hands of individuals deemed to be a threat to themselves or others.
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Such review shall include consideration of whether the applicant has connections with ISIS or other terrorist organizations or with territory that is or has been under the dominant influence of ISIS, as well as any other information bearing on whether the applicant may be a threat to commit acts of terrorism or otherwise threaten the national security or public safety of the United States. Sec. 5.
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In the aftermath of the Parkland atrocity, Florida has approved a bill that, among other things, bans bump stocks (which convert semiautomatic weapons into illegal automatic weapons), gives the state new powers to remove guns and ammunition from people deemed to be a threat to themselves or others, imposes a three-day waiting period for most long-gun purchases and raises the minimum age for buying those weapons to 21.
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Michelle Lujan GrishamMichelle Lynn Lujan GrishamNew Mexico governor warns sheriffs they must enforce new red flag gun law or resign Capitol Christmas tree lights up Washington Here are 16 places celebrating Indigenous Peoples Day for the first time this year MORE (D) on Tuesday signed into law a measure that grants courts the permission to authorize temporary seizures of guns from individuals deemed to be a threat to themselves or others.
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We had very open conversations and our telephone lines remain open, certainly, to China and Russia as well as our allies, and I think publicly, we've been pretty clear in our statements directed at the North Koreans as to what we would like to see happen and make clear to them that we do not seek to be a threat to them, but we have to respond to the serious threats that they make towards us.
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The government argues the ban is covered by a provision of the Immigration and Nationality Act that allows the president to suspend entry of "any aliens, or any class of aliens," if he finds they could be a threat to the US. Francisco argued that the government was only targeting countries that didn't give the United States enough information for US officials to judge whether someone ought to be admitted to the country under existing law — so the ban was needed to enforce the rest of the Immigration and Nationality Act.
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Read more: Trump's latest line of attack against 2020 Democrats is to tie them to socialism Comparatively, of the respondents that said they were likely to vote in their state's Republican caucus or primary less than 3% said they consider themselves to be socialist and about 51% said they consider socialism to be a threat to the US. President Donald Trump and his 2020 re-election campaign have sought to tie Democrats to socialism as a means of discrediting the candidates along the campaign trail, with particular focus on self-declared democratic socialist Sen.
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Here are some of my faves: For the man who loves love but considers classic displays of romance to be a threat to his testosterone levels, the Manly Man Company (which is a thing that exists either because such a guy is not just a rhetorical device or because the assumption is we're so far past that being a welcome personality trait that it's now ironic to assume as much?) has a whole section of their online store dedicated to "Man Bouquets," like this beef jerky rose bouquet which comes in a pint glass.
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