It was an idle, AA boilerplate throwaway line I used.
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Instead, they would fill out each application with boilerplate language.
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Our building manager provides a boilerplate sample from another building.
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TV or the internet, the boilerplate language of multiculturalism, diversity,
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The agency, in contrast, has issued a boilerplate response to
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In the end, an agency spokeswoman sent a boilerplate email.
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Kastner is a postdoctoral fellow of Law and Interdisciplinary Studies at the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, completing a book on the development of boilerplate in the United States, titled The Age of Boilerplate.
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The company's attempts at damage control have been boilerplate at best.
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Robert Sikoryak turned the iTunes boilerplate legalese into a comic book.
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We didn't see anything beyond boilerplate language for a smart router.
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The result is that businesses shortchange investors by submitting boilerplate generalities.
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It may have been political boilerplate, but Wong thrilled to it.
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In a boilerplate official statement about the intercept, NORAD Commander Gen.
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H. Jon Benjamin: Look, this dream seems pretty obvious, almost boilerplate.
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The arguments predicated on this view have become familiar, almost boilerplate.
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The banal boilerplate of the Independent Group's website are not that.
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As far as pregame chalk talks go, it was boilerplate stuff.
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In a boilerplate statement sent to media outlets on Tuesday, Lt. Col.
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They're mostly boilerplate that sticks to explaining the letter of the law.
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The words used by Mr Mattis were in a sense diplomatic boilerplate.
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Many of the poachers use boilerplate language from one solicitation to another.
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It wasn't boilerplate at all, and we are present at the destruction.
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He did standard wrestling promo boilerplate: ass kickings, his dumb opponent, etc.
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The standard boilerplate in these situations: A deal could ultimately fall through.
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But even the usual boilerplate platitudes proved fraught at this summit meeting.
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Mr. Kneedler responded that the term was a sort of meaningless boilerplate.
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One of their boilerplate stances was a new foreign policy for Mexico.
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I hope he maintains that spirit... Again, typically those statements would be boilerplate.
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She responded with a boilerplate block of text plugging the SXSW Platinum badge.
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The boilerplate recommendations are to avoid phishing attacks and use two-factor authentication.
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Using a voiceover of Ronald Reagan, the clip is pretty boilerplate patriotic jingoism.
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It's a boilerplate disclaimer, but past performance is not indicative of future results.
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For Browne, poetry is "a boilerplate, a blueprint to articulate rage," she says.
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Andrew Scherer: The market is so tight, and leases are generally so boilerplate.
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Instead, they all invoked grand boilerplate statements meant to impress the hiring gods.
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She sent me boilerplate privacy materials about the cards the bank issues and apologized.
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So we don't have too much to go on besides this standard marketing boilerplate.
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These frameworks need to go beyond the boilerplate lines embedded in Terms of Service.
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The plaintiffs' lawyer, Kat Hacker, asked what had by then become a boilerplate question.
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The statement also omitted boilerplate language condemning protectionism that was used in the past.
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The tone of the Chiefs on Sunday suggested this was more than boilerplate compliments.
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Kelly responded with some boilerplate talk about terrorism and international cooperation:We're still following the intelligence.
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As for the website boilerplate, he blamed that on an outsourced web dev in Finland.
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In that vein, for many, "America" and "American Dream" now sound more boilerplate than sincere.
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I have come to learn that there is no "boilerplate advice" to give to patients.
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The answers we were given by several senior officials were boilerplate and off the record.
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AXS has received a boilerplate notice from Twitter stating it will look into the complaint.
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And still, companies often use opaque or boilerplate language to discuss social and environmental concerns.
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These grounded, personal conflicts add depth to Raising Dion's superhero fare, which is more boilerplate.
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For the last three days, its array of boilerplate drug war photographs has sat unattended.
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We were given a boilerplate statement attributed to Ime Archibong, Facebook's vice president of product partnerships.
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The app's privacy policy only contains boilerplate language that doesn't talk specifically about the Palestine data.
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The page now displays the following boilerplate message: Our ApologiesThe page you requested is currently unavailable.
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Weather has become a boilerplate excuse for executives looking to explain dismal year-over-year growth.
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That's how musical Brown's flow has become since the sing-song boilerplate he started out with.
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"It's an interesting question if there should be boilerplate language [in extreme weather stories]," Brumfiel replied.
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Did Rodin drag Romantic and Symbolist longueurs and boilerplate mythology into the stern light of modernity?
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Such topics may be boilerplate among progressives, yet they carry extra resonance coming from a Latino.
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It was boilerplate in content — there were no memorable personal anecdotes from their 18-year relationship.
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As the boilerplate disclaimers always say, your experience may differ, your mileage may vary, yada yada.
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The four sci-fi stories are mostly boilerplate — a post-apocalyptic adventure, a conspiracy thriller, etc.
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Those that do often provide disclosures that are mere boilerplate or too brief, and effectively meaningless.
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It was the sort of boilerplate agreement that every previous president had made over four decades.
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The hour lent a prime-time urgency to the spectacle, but both sides reverted to boilerplate.
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Rubio and Bush replied to that question with typical boilerplate about the importance of creating jobs.
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Each album featured distinctly measured compositions and more ambitious recordings, effectively removing the band's boilerplate anthems.
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It shows that the public actually cares about boilerplate language—whether it's federally mandated or not.
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"They basically shut everybody down and sent the same boilerplate thing to all the pages," he said.
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The message appeared to be a boilerplate, given that Facebook didn't cite which Community Standard was violated.
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The company, after all, typically only gets in touch via the app, and only with automated boilerplate.
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The letter is the usual boilerplate nonsense interventionists have peddled since Syria's civil war began in 2011.
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Notwithstanding the white noise of endless plenary sessions and the usual boilerplate speeches, I came away heartened.
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Work out a basic, friendly, boilerplate text, and run it by your manager so everybody is comfortable.
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The description of the trial that he gave at the meetings was just a "boilerplate," he said.
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Facebook used its service to encourage its Indian users to respond to TRAI with a boilerplate email.
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" Such boilerplate humble-brags veer a little too close to the "I'm just happy to be here.
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" Shanmugam responded that the clause was "boilerplate" and that the legislation also described the CFPB as "independent.
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A spokesperson for Customs & Border Protection declined to comment on individual cases, but provided a boilerplate statement.
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There's something expressively boilerplate about his art, making it adaptable to varied uses and settings and patronage.
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I say there's nothing life-threatening going on as I hand them boilerplate discharge paperwork to sign.
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But his talking points about income inequality, health care, education and corporate greed—are now Democratic boilerplate.
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Although that might be extreme for most, he said to consider going beyond the boilerplate two weeks.
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He embraced social programs and so-called entitlements, rejecting the party's boilerplate on government and the economy.
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Both Mayor LaGuardia and Governor Lehman found their boilerplate addresses about American idealism greeted with fascist salutes.
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Identical, boilerplate emails notifying Laurio that it had lifted the "automated" restrictions on her page, sent four times.
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But she was widely criticized for what many considered boilerplate soundbites and inadequate action after the Nassar scandal.
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The startup's own boilerplate explains neatly why it is teaming up with major names like Porsche and Hyundai.
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But Perry was widely criticized for what many considered inadequate action and boilerplate soundbites after the Nassar scandal.
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He to questions about hiring human editors, winning points with those accustomed to slow, boilerplate responses from Google.
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At that point, the car rental company's boilerplate contract collided with the Fourth Amendment, which bars unreasonable searches.
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It's a heartbreaking story, but it's told in such boilerplate fashion that it loses some of its power.
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Relyant handed out boilerplate letters for employment verification, or "HR letters," which are crucial to the SIV application.
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She was widely criticized for what many considered to be inadequate action and boilerplate soundbites following the scandal.
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In 2015, the boilerplate posts telling fans to go to Vegas in unsettlingly stilted social media speak disappeared.
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At a normal convention you would expect that despite his unconventional background, Thiel would just deliver a boilerplate speech.
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Snapchat's risk factors included plenty of the boilerplate threats to its existence — keeping talent, managing burn and so on.
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The firm's website does not identify any team members, and its original version stole some boilerplate from Spark Capital.
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In lieu of a boilerplate statement about growing sales channels, Kimball hinted at an upcoming feature called geo-partitioning.
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That might sound like boilerplate legal language, but it could ultimately help the FTC bring fines against the company.
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This practice suggests that Cohen was using legal boilerplate and was too lazy to even create original fake names.
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The fact that Trump used boilerplate suggests that he can't put lipstick on a pig and make it fly.
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Its paperwork included in the boilerplate risk section warnings that its business may be adversely affected in a downturn.
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Instead, though, what we get is a boilerplate set of missions that feel ripped from the first Watch Dogs.
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And they added boilerplate concurrences when the court returned more than 40 cases involving juvenile offenders to lower courts.
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It said investigators kept cases open too long and used boilerplate language to justify the use of confidential informers.
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Yet it bears saying that Ms. Bialosky's inadvertent repetition of biographical boilerplate was not an egregious theft intentionally performed.
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And Ryan Day, the Buckeyes' co-offensive coordinator and acting head coach, offered only boilerplate about how things went.
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Barack Obama didn't get much coverage for boilerplate comments about tax fairness or how Obamacare was working pretty well.
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But boilerplate "pick your brain" queries create a lot of white noise that can be hard to cut through.
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Demonstrating the presence of such a person would have required questioning a little more incisive than Lauer's boilerplate questions.
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It will probably also repeat the usual boilerplate statements on Russia — focusing on deterrence, but stressing readiness for dialogue.
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Novartis's proposals were pretty boilerplate: reducing regulations, speeding up generic drug approvals, forcing changes to insurance benefits for drugs.
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TRAI added that the emails sent by Facebook users are essentially useless anyway since Facebook wrote the boilerplate response.
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Why would I want to take what is essentially a boilerplate stamp and put it on top of our photo?
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The email to Best contains the usual legal boilerplate Twitter provides to users after the company receives a legal complaint.
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Father-son confrontations and tough-love warnings from a rehab counselor (played by Common) are little more than boilerplate harangues.
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Imported boilerplate solutions limit the ability of local workers to grow professionally and erode Puerto Rico's capacity for self-governance.
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Critics said Perry failed to take adequate action during the Nassar fallout and gave boilerplate soundbites when asked for solutions.
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Trump and Kim would effectively be creating a road map for future negotiations, while offering up the usual diplomatic boilerplate.
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There was just the typical boilerplate statement that they were monitoring the situation and in contact with the health authorities.
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There are brief, boilerplate descriptions of most societies, plus a few essays and lesson plans written by anthropologists and ethnomusicologists.
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Rather, this sounds like a boilerplate preservation of an executive branch legal position promoted by the Office of Legal Counsel.
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Almost a day after we published, MoviePass acknowledged the security incident in a boilerplate statement but did not answer our questions.
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The other possibility would be a more conventional approach: attaching a boilerplate explanation to all political stories that mention the boss.
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Often executives offer us only boilerplate statements about "making progress"; this study offers a look at what progress might look like.
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Update 2/2/17 12:10pm EST: Reddit sent us a vague boilerplate statement regarding their reasons for banning r/altright.
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But this is exactly the kind of boilerplate that leaders of all kinds use when they launch attacks against other countries.
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Some research would have found their work, and its presence might have transformed a boilerplate exhibition into a savory, nourishing banquet.
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Like all such documents, the filing included a list of risk factors, which are typically a long catalogue of boilerplate items.
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Although beautifully executed, the gallery exhibition is a bit boilerplate conceptualism: We read, we look, we feel bad about human behavior.
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Why it matters: "Subject to regulatory approval" for decades was an M&A risk factor that merging companies disclosed as boilerplate.
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However, more than half of sustainability-related disclosures in SEC filings use boilerplate language, which is inadequate for investment decision-making.
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A spokesperson from Match Group, which owns OkCupid and Tinder, responded with a boilerplate assurance that it takes users' privacy seriously.
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The boilerplate advice can be demotivating, says Priya Malani, a founding partner at financial planning firm Stash Wealth in New York.
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We reached out to Samsung and received the usual boilerplate response that the company hasn't announced any plans for such a device.
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The problems come when the laughs stop, and the show grinds to a halt as it falls into boilerplate fantasy horror clichés.
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In response to a series of detailed questions, Pornhub provided BuzzFeed News with a boilerplate statement from company vice president Corey Price.
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So what Trump offers isn't just an indictment of the Obama years, which would be boilerplate talking points for a Republican nominee.
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Campaign merchandise is often a canned presentation, easily replicated based on boilerplate templates and iterations of the patriotic reds, whites, and blues.
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It is up to states to make this happen, because the boilerplate corporate "we care about your privacy" announcements are not working.
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For new users, these Orbs will also make it easier to get started without having to write a lot of boilerplate code.
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It marked a significant departure from the boilerplate videos that preceded it, but by today's standards it's still something of a snoozer.
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Lonely parking lots and snapshots of romanticized Americana bring new depth to boilerplate visuals ripped from the interiors of the country's heartland.
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Shah's discussion of solutions too often reads like a boilerplate list of technocratic fixes that have been much discussed or, worse, debunked.
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Did Seeger's firm simply re-purpose the NFL's certificate of service—a boilerplate proof of notice—and neglect to remove the footer?
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And you're just sitting there refreshing, and then you see it come down — and afterward you get this boilerplate reply via email.
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"You may discover things about yourself and/or your family members that may be upsetting," warns the boilerplate legal language at 23andme.
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A lengthy set of requests sent to the White House uses similar boilerplate language and asks for many of the same documents.
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It is not enough in this environment for CEOs to merely release boilerplate memoranda and trendy tweets decrying hate, bigotry, and racism.
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" There was no further explanation, just the boilerplate language that, "for privacy reasons, we do not provide details about our investigation methods.
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Boilerplate email disclaimers warning recipients to immediately delete the message if he or she is not the intended recipient are routinely ignored.
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Another popular announcement was SwiftUI, a new programming framework that drastically reduces the amount of boilerplate code needed to write a new app.
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The Hallmark Movie Channel, which airs boilerplate clean films, often posts very high ratings, especially around the holidays, when families spend time together.
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Boilerplate emails reprimanding drivers for supposedly missed packages contain little information: only the date of the infraction, but not the package or address.
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Right on cue, on Saturday, Tunisia circulated a boilerplate anti-Israel resolution at the Security Council where Abbas is slated to speak today.
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An initial draft of the G20 communique earlier this month had removed almost all of the boilerplate language on FX from previous communiques.
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At multiple points in his boilerplate speech, Panetta had to stop as chants of "No more war" cascaded around the Wells Fargo Arena.
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While Reidy's letter follows the corporate boilerplate for responding to controversy, it also divulges more information about the decision to publish Yiannopolous's book.
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Karolina Gruszka, Taraji P. Henson, Octavia Spencer, and Janelle Monáe are women with personality, able to extract human specificity from their boilerplate roles.
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Even if one ultimately finds it unpersuasive, it's certainly not the boilerplate defense of American "meritocracy" that underlies Republican arguments against affirmative action.
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It might seem rather weak to wade through all this theory and history and come on the other side with boilerplate founder worship.
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This cycle, she has had particular problems appealing to young voters, who find little inspiration in her risk-averse approach and boilerplate rhetoric.
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For the most part, his statement was the type of boilerplate corporate speak that you might hear from any CEO in modern America.
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That will pose problems for the many sites and service providers that threw up a boilerplate cookie consent box to comply with GDPR.
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CHICAGO — On most nights, the barrage of boilerplate insults directed at Yankees right fielder Aaron Judge registers as little more than background noise.
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" The proposed regulation would provide a more robust enforcement mechanism for longstanding statutory boilerplate that bars immigrants "likely to become a public charge.
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It mostly heard boilerplate assurances about United States commitments of the kind that previous American administrations had rarely felt the need to give.
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And then at the very end of the event, Trump said something that sounds like boilerplate — but, in context, was kind of absurd.
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Other times, being notified your time with Amazon Flex has ended comes as a vague boilerplate email about violating the program's terms of service.
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The page contained a lot of the usual boilerplate language companies use when a data breach happens, but it didn't actually contain any details.
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And in July when BuzzFeed News presented the company with 27 explicit examples of harassment, Twitter did not respond, instead providing a boilerplate statement.
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It's fully customizable, so you can create shortcuts for anything that you frequently type: names, technical terms, boilerplate legal jargon, pictures — whatever you want.
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As a speechwriter at the White House, and on the 2012 campaign, I learned exactly where voters stand on the issue of political boilerplate.
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Some version of that thesis has been the boilerplate paragraph news articles have recycled to explain the rationale behind these multi-billion dollar mergers.
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An initial draft of the G-20 communique earlier this month had removed almost all of the boilerplate language on FX from previous communiques.
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Many have tired of this pattern and perfected boilerplate responses to deflect calls to either denounce or defend the president's latest social media musings.
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But mostly, the speech was a mishmash of Republican boilerplate, vague promises Trump has made many times before, and statements that were outright misleading.
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In announcing the plans, Snap said it plans to use the net proceeds from the offering for "general corporate purposes," which is standard boilerplate.
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More than two months have passed since then, and the only reply we received from Twitter was the copy of the same boilerplate text.
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The evisceration of class actions, the rise of arbitration, boilerplate contracts—all these make the judicial system an increasingly vestigial organ in consumer disputes.
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By now, Tick Segerblom has attended a lot of conferences where careful politicians frame their support for recreational marijuana use with a boilerplate disclaimer.
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And the speech, while certainly featuring a Trumpian flourish or two, also landed many points that would be familiar as boilerplate Republican Party rhetoric.
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Instead of boilerplate reactions to brutal life events, Daum was willing to express her ambivalence in the face of subjects as heavy as death.
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With funds' multiple share classes, varying structures and oceans of boilerplate, even sophisticated investors may not realize they are paying up for a laggard.
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For more than a year now, the venue has included a boilerplate notice on the topic at the bottom of its online event pages.
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Developers also expressed confusion with the App Review process, which can take a long time and often provides unhelpful boilerplate feedback when apps are rejected.
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In the past, most campaigns' efforts in this area have been limited to a decades-old handbook containing boilerplate language that few employees actually read.
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Mere boilerplate messages about how "killing is un-Islamic" or "the West is not at war with Islam" are too vague and too easily dismissed.
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We might see the change today in how Eastern Establishment conservatives — now of a bygone era — talk of "small government," boilerplate ideology at any gathering.
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Merkel, distracted by her efforts to form a coalition at home, made some boilerplate comments about the evils of protectionism in an otherwise humdrum speech.
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What it does is prevent employers from forcing employees to enter boilerplate contracts that mandate silence and waiver of legal rights before harassment even occurs.
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Using even darker language than he had on the campaign trail, Mr. Trump did not include even a boilerplate mention of positive contributions by immigrants.
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" DMD, NEW YORK The new boilerplate answer from abusers: "While our recollections may differ, I sincerely apologize to anyone who was offended by my behavior.
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In the context of this concert, some of Mr. Carmona's multiple turns could seem like boilerplate, but he adapted to jazz syncopations with winning playfulness.
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Each offered a similar boilerplate response, noting the cost-benefit analysis for sending staff to a large international show amid concerns of a global epidemic.
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After a paragraph of boilerplate praise for Iowa as a hospitable state filled with diligent voters, Cruz piled on with a joke of his own.
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TRAI has previously asked Facebook to go back to users who sent the boilerplate memo and share with them the consultation paper and specific questions.
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Rocko says Future's lawyers at Epic Records have been offering boilerplate answers and legal mumbo jumbo as to why they can't give Rocko the docs.
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To update it for modern times, the latter ran the song through some boilerplate tropical house filters, though thankfully its heart-warming original message remains intact.
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Edwards had earlier called Trump's attacks on him "boilerplate language" and expressed confidence that he will win outright on Saturday -- and if not, in a runoff.
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When reached by journalists from numerous outlets, including BuzzFeed News, Twitter offered its boilerplate response: it does not comment on individual accounts for to privacy reasons.
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" In an apparent reference to Fortune's second story, Tesla accused the magazine of "plucking boilerplate language from SEC filings that have no bearing on what happened.
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It sounds, instead, like the kind of boilerplate heard from the Obama administration — we'll work with Russia when we can and oppose it when we can't.
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And when asked about the Note7 Facebook groups, Samsung only gave its boilerplate statement, urging anyone who hasn't yet exchanged their Note7 to do so immediately.
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In her book, the advice she gives to people in money trouble is pretty boilerplate: stay in control, react quickly, and start calling creditors to negotiate.
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When reached for comment by The Verge, a Huawei spokesperson responded in a predictably boilerplate fashion, saying "We don't comment on rumors, speculation or future roadmaps."
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In a different version of Washington — something in the ballpark of the old normal, whatever that was — the sentiment could be ignored as a boilerplate pleasantry.
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After initially calling the Enquirer's tip line, Sajudin signed a boilerplate contract with the Enquirer, agreeing to be an anonymous source and be paid upon publication.
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And the company press releases often contain boilerplate language extolling the virtues of the company instead of focusing on the public health consequences of the recall.
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Along with the approach to inflation, some Fed officials also suggested that changes will be coming to what has become boilerplate language in post-meeting statements.
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While it includes boilerplate references to opening up, the report makes clear that the government will continue to err on the side of control for now.
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He says he has tried contacting Amazon numerous times, including sending a letter to the company's legal department, but has only received boilerplate responses in return.
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I'm keenly curious for her thoughts on sexism, just not the way she rendered them with Amanpour, swerving quickly to a boilerplate discussion of equal pay.
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The Other world, 1,564 light-years away, was flowing brightly and glamorously into the machine, unobserved, while Ed gave what must be his boilerplate orientation speech.
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What made that message singularly effective wasn't Romney's recitation of what was, at the time, Republican boilerplate — it was where he recited it and to whom.
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You're smart, so you don't need the boilerplate paragraph explaining why investors and media companies value live right now (keywords: advertising, attention, ratings, cable, Facebook, Twitter, etc.).
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The first three sentences are boilerplate platitudes about CFPB activities that have nothing to do with the fact that the agency isn't conducting a reasonably serious investigation.
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It's a film that's not "a boilerplate blockbuster window-dressed with African-American faces, but a story fully, joyfully rooted in black culture," EW's Leah Greenblatt writes.
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On Monday night, Pence, after dispensing with some boilerplate kind words for Strange, launched into a recap of what the Trump administration has been trying to accomplish.
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Pretty boilerplate, but it's weird that this note is appearing just as an update on a Reddit post — the Android twitter account hasn't even noted it yet.
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But most petitions received boilerplate responses or were just cute jokes like the time the White House had to address a demand to build the Death Star.
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You can download boilerplate early-stage funding agreements and contracts offered by venture firm Y Combinator, top tech law firm Cooley LLP or the Series Seed site.
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Thanks to this, developers can now use the Android Jack compiler to use features like lambdas, which reduce the amount of boilerplate code they have to write.
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ISPs could potentially start sharing customer information by default, with the only notification being some boilerplate buried in the terms of service that few customers ever read.
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The three-point turn is a boilerplate part of any driving test, and one that can prove quite challenging depending on where you're trying to accomplish one.
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There's the Houstons' son Joel, the guitarist, singer and (in Hillsong parlance) Worship Leader, who frets over boilerplate lyrics that he fine-tunes days before the show.
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The brevity is either an experienced athlete's intentional boilerplate (you can let the media in only so much) or a sign of the 25-year-old's youth.
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A relatively boilerplate strategy of rest, cheat meals and team chemistry is transformed into Club Secrets, or the careful use of a Kasabian song becomes motivational genius.
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Go over your lease with an attorneyI'm embarrassed to say it, but we used a boilerplate lease template we found online when we rented out our home.
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And much of the choreography is boilerplate, even corny in spots (though Jacqueline Green, in the lead role, is too majestic and dignified to ever look foolish).
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Steinke makes a neat collection of five centuries' worth of vile examples of the "male bafflement and repugnance" and "boilerplate misogyny" through which menopause has been perceived.
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Penny was replaced by Perry, who was widely criticized for failing to take adequate action during the Nassar fallout and giving boilerplate soundbites when asked for solutions.
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Trump also went beyond the boilerplate language in most presidential orders to forego automatic pay change rates, calling expected formula-based regional salary boosts unwarranted and unworkable.
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Nikon has issued a (rather boilerplate) statement in response to the letter: For nearly 100 years, Nikon has provided the world's professionals with superior cameras and NIKKOR lenses.
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This is all about as corny as it sounds, but like The Shallows, Crawl treats its lead character's boilerplate with dignity, anchored by Scodelario's no-fuss lead performance.
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G. If your palette needs cleansing from all of the admittedly beautiful but boilerplate travel photos in your Instagram feed, consider this photo series by photographer Sam Youkilis.
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When we tried contacting the app makers, many of the App Store links pointed to dead links or to pages with boilerplate privacy policies but no contact information.
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The text from the boilerplate fake comments appears to be drawn from a 2010 press release from a conservative, anti-net neutrality group called Center for Individual Freedom.
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Not only are younger black activists reached in different ways, they also have far higher expectations on leaders, dismissing boilerplate pleas for racial equality and justice as insufficient.
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His acknowledgment of this selflessness is boilerplate—"the guys upstairs do a great job of bringing the proper pieces to help us win basketball games"—but it fits.
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The 10-point program of Marx and Engels's "Communist Manifesto" included demands that are now boilerplate: universal public education, abolition of child labor and a progressive income tax.
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The American side objected to including the phrase "rules-based international order," even though it is boilerplate for such statements, according to two people briefed on the deliberations.
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He joked that journalists had a button on their keyboards that when pressed typed the boilerplate line, "the cornerstone of international stability," in reference to the A.B.M. Treaty.
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The material in these reports isn't just boilerplate disclosures; it includes fund performance results, details on holdings and fees and other information that is critical to many investors.
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She quotes him a bit of pretentious boilerplate from his museum's web site about the "topos" of meaning when an object is placed on view in an exhibition.
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Earlier this month, ZDNet and a local Colorado news station reached out to dozens of people whose names were listed next to the boilerplate comments on the FCC's websites.
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How, as a consultant, did you help the team with keeping the the representation of the cult from being "flattened" or "reduced" into a sort of mass market boilerplate?
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In one telling anecdote from the report, a shift commander provided officers with boilerplate language on how to write up trespassing arrest reports of people found near housing projects.
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This sort of boilerplate family drama distracts from the film's only interesting thread, Paul's comeback attempt, but maybe that's just as well, since it isn't all that credible, anyway.
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"Simplifying the tax code" has served as State of the Union boilerplate for presidents of both parties, yet somehow it doesn't get done even in times of unified government.
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And if so it may well be Obama who gets the long-term credit, not an opposition party that too often answered his flawed proposals with boilerplate and cynicism.
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"There is language at the end of the Berlin communiqué mentioning the need to respect international human rights and humanitarian law, but it is generic, boilerplate language," he said.
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Perry, who had only been on the job for nine months, was criticized for what many considered to be inadequate action and boilerplate soundbites during the Nassar abuse fallout.
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" Chick-fil-A declined to comment on the matter at the time, instead issuing a boilerplate statement to BuzzFeed News: "We have no agenda, policy or position against anyone.
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The notion that material loss and abandonment have driven America's white working class into a fit of resentment is boilerplate for even the Democratic Party's tepid left these days.
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On its website, the group offers boilerplate language for a bill that would allow states to ban cities from regulating bags and other containers made of plastic or other materials.
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Most often, variety is key; if reviews all sound the same, they could be bot-generated or even written by real people, just using boilerplate language provided by the company.
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The "heavy-handed" remark is the usual boilerplate in reference to 2015's rules, which used what the current FCC calls "depression-era" regulations to exert control over internet providers.
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Seeing the handwriting on the wall, they realize that if Big Tech succeeds here, the prospects of similar language becoming boilerplate for future trade negotiations with other countries is high.
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On the one hand, Mr. Putin went on at length with his boilerplate accusation that the decision was highly politicized, probably pushed by the sinister hand of the United States.
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Mr. Tillerson seems no less obsessed with control, recently telling senior officials that henceforth his office, not they, would issue the boilerplate statements recognizing this or that country's national day.
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While pleasant and informative, the play does not scratch much deeper than boilerplate messaging about strength in sisterhood and how hard it was (and still is) for women in science.
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Instead, I found a hollow estimation of what made me originally love the franchise, with characters that grated my nerve, boilerplate MMO combat, and a marathon-length, sprint-quality story.
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" As for Friday's speech itself, Sheard said he hopes "there are some substantive kinds of thoughts and analysis than just the normal boilerplate stuff that you get from central bankers.
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The Facebook founder's address started boilerplate enough, with Zuckerberg centering his talk around the importance of purpose, which, for him, is the nonthreatening concept of "connecting the world," his longtime hobbyhorse.
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OnePlus will tell you that this issue is down to its extremely stringent testing process, while Razer offers a similar boilerplate about working as fast as possible to deliver Android Oreo.
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But it probably makes sense to listen to these grim tidings with only one ear, treating them like the boilerplate warnings of pharmaceutical ads rather than a firm and scary diagnosis.
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Here's the boilerplate text in the filing: The interest rate, redemption provisions, maturity date and other terms of the Notes will be determined by negotiations between Netflix and the initial purchasers.
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Electrode provides developers with boilerplate code to build universal React apps that consist of a number of standalone modules that developers can choose to add more functionality to their Node apps.
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Trump understood that he simply needed to repeat a few pieces of boilerplate in order to win the bulk of the pro-life vote, despite being famously squishy on the issue.
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Mr. Bloomberg, he said, mulled over the idea and ultimately agreed to speak, after drafting a speech that reflected his distinctive set of political views rather than a boilerplate Democratic message.
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The news release, from the office of the deputy commissioner for public information, consisted of four paragraphs, including two with sterile, boilerplate language that routinely accompanies requests for the public's help.
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GCHQ usually provides the media with a boilerplate response when asked for comment on stories concerning its bulk capabilities, which alleges that the agency's work is carried out within the law.
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Mr. McManus said he'd like that practice to end, as well as for orchestras to include in their filings, beyond boilerplate, the process they've used to quantify a music director's value.
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Now imagine I wrote some boilerplate text about Twitter needing to make changes to its product to make it easier to use, so that its growth rate will stop flagging. Good?
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Barysiuk says the company recognizes that some customers will be using Word and other tools to produce boilerplate content, and users can import existing documents into the PandaDoc editor where appropriate.
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Sometimes called "gag rules," contracts between pharmacists and pharmacy benefit managers — who work on behalf of your company's health plan — use boilerplate language to prevent a pharmacist discussing lower-cost alternatives.
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And the manifesto — a wordy mixture of white nationalist boilerplate, fascist declarations and references to obscure internet jokes — seems to have been written from the bottom of an algorithmic rabbit hole.
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My best guess is that Trumpian governance will end up looking more like the boilerplate conservative policy currently populating the White House website than like the feisty populism of the inaugural address.
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StockX tweeted back to several customers with a boilerplate response: "The password reset email you received is legitimate and came from our team," and to contact the support email with any questions.
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For today, though, when the stories lead with the candidate's wife borrowing a few sentences of candidate's wife boilerplate from another candidate's wife, you know you've been sold a bill of goods.
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Take a look at the standard NLI language and provisions, and one thing becomes clear: the boilerplate agreement requires athletes to give up a lot, but asks schools to surrender very little.
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According to the divorce docs -- obtained by TMZ -- Rose cites the boilerplate "irreconcilable differences" as the reason for ending her 2 year marriage to David Leavitt, who works as a visual artist.
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According to two former staff members, Johnson, citing an overlooked subsection of Dodd-Frank, soon revised a boilerplate description of the bureau's mission that was appended to the bottom of news releases.
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Regulation to compel disclosure of material ESG risks in U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filings already exists, and most companies are trying to comply, but do so in a boilerplate way.
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The De Niro performance, especially with its digital tweaks, will probably strike some Scorsese habitués as boilerplate, given how it relies on his familiar downturned mouth, crinkled eyes, and hemming and hawing.
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One company that's trying to use algorithms to write stories As anyone who knows what the term "agate" means can tell you, newspapers used to print a lot of dull, boilerplate information.
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After all, to a casual observer/member of Congress, invocations of the interests of "workers" and "small businesses" can easily seem like boilerplate rhetoric — the mom and apple pie of economic policy.
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Here's the boilerplate from the filing: The rate of net growth in Premium Subscribers also is affected by our ability to retain our existing Premium Subscribers and the mix of subscription pricing plans.
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So it was with a sense of relief that many heard President Donald Trump spout more appropriate boilerplate language for the US Holocaust Memorial Museum's "Days of Remembrance" event at the Capitol Rotunda.
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The actual content is rather boilerplate, invoking America's history as a nation of immigrants, touting the bolder security measures in the bill, and arguing that earned citizenship is a moral and economic necessity.
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His foreign policy is vague at best, his healthcare proposal is mostly Republican boilerplate, and he tosses out promises both big and small like other 70-year-old men toss breadcrumbs to pigeons.
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Companies seeking exemptions have complained that Commerce provides little detail on the rationale for denying applications beyond boilerplate language that the product a company wants to import is available from a U.S. supplier.
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Which is not to say that Thai charters fail to go on at great length about citizens' rights and obligations and other constitutional boilerplate—the current one, the longest yet, is 105 pages.
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They include abolishing questions about prior salary in job interviews, having boilerplate questions and policies for interviews and performance evaluations, and monitoring supervisors to ensure there are no consistent disparities by demographic group.
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And yet Republican candidates have barely mentioned the country (just six times in the last two debates), and then only incidentally in boilerplate pledges to go after ISIS and do something about refugees.
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And though the President used boilerplate language about Iran being a great nation and wanting peace and a replacement nuclear deal, there's little reason to believe he or his administration will be proactive.
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Plans to play some 2013 shows in Australia as The Jesus Lizard fell through with little explanation beyond "unforeseen circumstances," an intentionally vague boilerplate that reminds us these are adults with private lives.
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The top-earning doctors who responded to Science offered boilerplate denials that the money they received was indicative of any personal bias, though many underscored the need for ensuring impartiality in the approval process.
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Most executives will probably give the boilerplate "we are committed to delivering long-term value for shareholders" argument for stock swings in the near term, but those swings are really significant for the company.
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Still, when targets of suspensions complain, they are usually met by a boilerplate statement that their content violated company policies, with no explanation of what those policies are or exactly what the violation was.
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Really, this whole section on risk factors for the IPO — laid out for potential investors and often quite boilerplate — has a lot of details that you won't often find in the typical consumer IPO.
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Hand-in-hand with that seat-of-the-pants approach go the DIY ethics extolled by punks since time immemorial, but Days N' Daze offer a more nuanced rationale than boilerplate anti-corporate sentiment.
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Music of the Sun and A Girl Like Me infused boilerplate pop-R&B with the dancehall of her native Barbados; Talk That Talk and Unapologetic rode the cresting waves of EDM and trap.
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It is not clear whether it will fabricate a boilerplate vehicle with a SuperDraco system of eight thrusters, or repurpose one of the Dragons it has built for crewed flights to the space station.
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There are clear parallels between what Gliimpse offers and what Apple's platforms already do, but based on the boilerplate above, it's less clear how — and when — we'll see its influence in any of them.
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State media, which hews religiously to the official script, gave the sort of account normally reserved for visiting heads of state, imposing an entirely different subtext on Xi's boilerplate language about U.S.-China cooperation.
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" Because Mr. MacKenzie's crime showed "a serious disregard for the law" and for "the sanctity of human life," the board wrote in its brief, boilerplate decision, his release would "undermine respect for the law.
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By focusing so heavily on issues of temperament and character, by failing to articulate a meaningful set of principles that go beyond boilerplate pablum about "limited government," these anti-Trumpers are doomed to fail.
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And ultimately, that's probably for the best, because it allows you to fully enjoy the silliness and thrills of a fairly boilerplate shark movie — even if you know they all end the same way.
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Wayne Strattman's Plasma Bot, for instance, is a vintage robot in the tradition of the Victorian era Boilerplate automaton, which glows in blue neon, making visible the electricity or plasma coursing through its system.
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This kinda-sorta happened in 2009, when federal agencies published the so-called model privacy form, which provided a skeleton of standardized boilerplate that banks could use as a template for publishing privacy info.
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Here, you are still likely to come away with more "boilerplate" documents that may not be optimally customized, but at least it adds more of a human element into the process at a reduced cost.
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The promise of the Data Graph is that developers can use GraphQL to query the data in the graph and move on, all without having to write the boilerplate code that typically slows them down.
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Spotify, the streaming music service that competes with Apple Music, has filed a competition complaint with the EU. And Apple's own developers for years have chafed under App Review's sometimes arbitrary rejections and boilerplate feedback.
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But in some ways, the story of a rifle heiress placed in the crosshairs by a nation eager to exorcise its culpability over gun deaths is a whole lot creepier than any boilerplate haunted house.
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In fact, the show's two weaker performances somewhat surprisingly belong to the talented O'Connell and Daniels, who struggle to make much of an impression while they're stuck in the furrowed brows of their boilerplate characters.
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When I asked HTC if the 10's camera was designed specifically to do well in DxO's benchmarks, the company gave only the boilerplate response that it's aiming for the best possible mobile photography experience.
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On the other hand, the research also shows that less than 24 percent of reported sustainability topics are being disclosed using metrics, while more than half use boilerplate language, which is nearly useless to investors.
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" ("Yes, there is a young woman, someone who works with Barron," Donald admitted to the Post .) Siddhartha Mitter has written that "Trump's variation on boilerplate nativist politics is that he talks non-stop about money.
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And it was undeniably Drake's hook that made this song a hit, as Wayne's verses are just kind of boilerplate punchline fodder, while Drake's hook is genuinely catchy, no matter your thoughts on strippers' butts.
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If you look only at unique comments, as opposed to form letters using boilerplate text, those in favor of keeping the Title II rules outweigh those who want to jettison the rules 1.52 million to 23,000.
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One, the Taxpayers Protection Alliance, said that it provided a link where users could click and give boilerplate anti-net neutrality comments, but that it had never used stolen or scraped user information to file them.
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" A tune called "Weed, Whiskey and Willie" could have amounted to boilerplate outlaw-anthem fare, but they took it to a pensive place: "My vices and heroes will hold me together while I'm letting you go.
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" Cindi Leive, the editor of Glamour, said on "CBS This Morning" that she thought the essay went "beyond the kind of boilerplate 'I believe in strong women' that at this point anybody can mouth pretty effectively.
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A lot of this is Erdogan's boilerplate loud bark, but he has surprised even his allies with his bite before, in taking on the US allies in the fight against ISIS -- the Syrian Kurds -- last year.
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Greinke basically refused to engage in any of the questions, giving short, boilerplate answers to questions about what it means to open the series and what would it be like to pitch against the Yankees lineup.
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It surveyed thousands of consumers about their borrowing experience and found they were frustrated by hidden fees, changing interest rates, boilerplate payment options and difficulty in reaching a human customer-service representative when they encountered problems.
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The appeals court's one-page order contained boilerplate language saying the action on Tuesday "should not be construed in any way as a ruling" on whether the Justice Department is entitled to a more protracted stay.
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Dozens of action movies have been made since the 1980s and '90s, most of them deeply formulaic; but Cruise is charming and charismatic, and his presence is often enough to elevate a film beyond the boilerplate.
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Users in India who tried accessing the website on Tuesday evening saw a boilerplate message from India's Department of Telecommunications, which the government throws up whenever it directs internet service providers in the country to block websites.
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By comparing the API logs to comment data that the FCC had already made publicly available, Gizmodo found more than a dozen comments containing CFIF's boilerplate language that were registered within milliseconds of CQ's key being used.
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"You can satisfy the requirement just by adding another form to the stack," says George Slover—a former with boilerplate language affirming that the family knowingly enters into the arbitration agreement (whatever the heck that might be).
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Speaking of the rich and powerful — I&aposm a big fan of stories that sift through hundreds of pages of jargon and boilerplate in S-1 filings to uncover the juiciest stuff companies share before going public.
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Kaufman says BuzzFeed doesn't have a boilerplate contract for its Launch program, but he thinks his company will probably charge Launch partners between 10 percent and 20 percent of net revenue in exchange for the ad push.
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DODGE CHARGER HELLCAT TEST DRIVE Volkodav said that there was no intention of misleading the DOJ and that the language used in the letter was essentially boilerplate for any vehicle assigned to the department's special investigative services division.
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All these factors taken together and topped off with a great voice cast means Moana punches way above the weight class typically assigned to children's movies with a fairly boilerplate plot about figuring out who you truly are.
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In an interview with Vulture published today, Jenny Slate opened up about her breakup with Chris Evans — and, rather than use some boilerplate excuse we've heard from newly single celebs countless times before, she got very, very real.
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Katie Moussouris, CEO of Luta Security, which works with companies and governments to develop bug bounty programs, agreed that there's a conflict between the conditions for the bug bounty and the boilerplate confidentiality language in the Scytl documents.
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"The boilerplate assertions set forth in the government's applications do not make such a showing," he wrote, while affording prosecutors a right to renew the requests if there were additional facts supplied to support imposing a secrecy order.
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But when it comes to nearly everything else, Clinton can seem a little too cautious and forced—like she's trying too hard or not at all, preferring to retreat behind the safety of boilerplate rhetoric and cheesy soundbites.
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The inspector general noted that a memo from the Office of Management and Budget issued last week called for more "rigor" in justifying government aircraft requests and expressed concern about the "boilerplate" justifications that the Treasury Department offered.
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Much of what Facebook said was boilerplate policy-speak, and the company often linked to its own guidelines and recycled answers when confronted with questions about data collection, GDPR, and the role of artificial intelligence on its platform.
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It's relatively boilerplate, and probably needs an update at some point, but I tried to write it so that, if you were to stumble upon this page, it would not be the most boring thing on the internet.
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Then there was a section concerned with mindfulness, which centered on boilerplate audio you might expect from a meditation app, as well as instructions for a bizarre exercise that involved having students try to move pendulums with their minds.
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It didn't bring either of them up until page 26, buried within a section of the document devoted to the risks to its business, a section often ignored because it's typically filled with boilerplate, cover-your-derriere-type items.
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But a conscious and sincere effort to be more inclusive in rock music is necessary since the genre hasn't always been that progressive… which is a very generous, boilerplate way of saying rock can be misogynistic and narrow-minded.
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"Whatever Francis told you the last five years, don't believe a word of it," she says during an amazing sequence where her direct statements to the audience are intercut with a boilerplate Fourth of July speech to the military.
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Even before he took the rostrum at the United Nations to deliver a subdued, boilerplate speech, he sought out reporters to push back on the suggestion that he used American aid to leverage Ukrainian cooperation with his investigation demand.
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Up to eight players see who can answer the most emails in two minutes, which is accomplished by banging randomly on their keyboards — no matter what you press, the game automatically fills in a few words of boilerplate patter.
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But on the other hand, it's a pretty boilerplate late 90s Southern rap hit, which means that it doesn't quite rise to the level of being entered into the history books (until now, this moment, where we are entering it).
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The boilerplate did-not-receive emailA number of drivers have alleged they're reprimanded by FC workers if their vehicles are unable to fit all the packages for a block, and fear being "ticketed" for returning packages they weren't able to deliver.
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The network might issue the now-boilerplate press release about the ways in which a star's behavior was unacceptable, but not so unacceptable as to jeopardize a valuable piece of the company brand (and a newly minted No. 1 show).
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While the rest of Nunes' appearance was boilerplate Fox outrage bait, that sentence — "They're going to have to go learn code or something" — was the congressman signaling, knowingly or not, that he understood the priorities of a certain group online.
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" After the e-cigarette summit, a media outlet called Vaping360 described Soneji as "the speaker with the most tedious and pedestrian boilerplate anti-vaping agenda," and attacked him and his co-authors as "a who's who of terrible vaping researchers.
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It happened so often, I had a boilerplate email I sent out afterward, one I shared with other spurned girlfriends and always pulled out with a heavy sigh to tailor for the latest dude — sort of a Mad Libs for assholes.
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This is the type of verse that made him so ubiquitous as a radio feature in the first place, elevating a somewhat boilerplate Ariana Grande song (sticky relatability of "I just broke up with my ex" notwithstanding) to a memorable moment.
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The president has stayed off Twitter — aside from posting boilerplate messages about his trip — and has not held a press conference, meaning fewer questions about the escalating investigation into Russian interference in the presidential election now led by a special counsel.
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In the company's blog post and press release announcing the fundraise, it's notable to me that the word technology, or any variation of it, isn't mentioned even once in the text (the only exception being the boilerplate description of Omers).
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Of all the charges and the allegations in a 143-page criminal complaint accusing a powerful New York City union leader of corruption, perhaps the most far-reaching development was woven into the legal boilerplate, essentially hiding in plain sight.
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On the other hand, he says, given all the speculation that the summit will be a disaster, even boilerplate statements of support from Trump would be a "tonic" to the alliance: "He likes to be a contrarian, so there's a chance."
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"To call boilerplate language that consumers never read (or if they did read, could not understand) a "contract" simply has the effect of locking consumers in to terms that are likely to be stacked against them," he said in an email.
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In a paper published Tuesday in Lancet Psychiatry, the authors argued that any responsible withdrawal regimen should have the patient tapering off medication over months or even years, depending on the individual, and not over four weeks, the boilerplate advice.
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Rather than provide the usual bland, boilerplate contrition, Louis C. K. clearly acknowledged and explained every facet of his wrongdoing and its impact on his victims, and did so with more insight than was reflected in many of the press accounts.
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One reason is that Bong doesn't also give us boilerplate heroes and villains, but flawed characters whom you figuratively move in with, laugh at, recoil from and feel deeply about, partly because they hold up an unsettling mirror to the audience.
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When reached, Mixcloud spokesperson Lisa Roolant did not comment beyond a boilerplate corporate statement, nor did the spokesperson answer any of our questions — including if the company planned to inform regulators under U.S. state and EU data breach notification laws.
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Judge Haight had also raised concerns about an August report by the Police Department's inspector general, which found that investigators kept cases open too long and used boilerplate language devoid of specific facts in justifying their use of confidential informers.
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True, they propose a campaign to "treasure the talent" at State and USAID, but the relevant recommendations are boilerplate stuff from a freshman year business administration textbook, not reflecting any understanding of the specificities of the unusual agencies under review.
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If that's true, it's notable that they chose to get out in front of the story, not just with a boilerplate request that the media respect their privacy at this difficult time, but with an affirmative statement that they remain close.
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When before the start of my trial I read the 20 or 30 pages of boilerplate, I signed on the dotted line, even though the document informed me that the drug might kill me and that its administrators would not be held accountable.
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Other updates the company announced today are new Jetpack Architecture Component libraries for Navigation and Work Manager, making it easier for developers to add Android's navigation principles into their apps and perform background tasks without having to write a lot of boilerplate code.
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We know the name of the Conservative Campaigner app's supplier because this summer we raised privacy concerns about the app — on account of its use of uCampaign's boilerplate privacy policy, if you clicked to read the app's privacy policy earlier this year.
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The bigger concern is that developers can get angry that their livelihood can be threatened by a prolonged review process, and some reviewers wish they could share more details or help more beyond the boilerplate responses they are required to send, they said.
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She used the spiritual approach to formulate her own skin-care brand, called Then I Met You — completely separate from Soko Glam and the K-Beauty boilerplate — to give people that sense of balance and transformation every time they wash their face.
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A number of warrants have focused on forcing suspects to place their finger onto an iPhone, and, as Forbes noted in its recent report, some warrants now include boilerplate language that would cover unlocking a device with a person's face as well.
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It is already working with General Motors on technical aspects of using REM but will only begin to negotiate business terms of the relationship once it has nailed down the VW contract, which Shashua said would serve as a "boilerplate" for further deals.
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Rubio was the most boilerplate Republican left in the race and the party is going to have to reckon with the fact that voters plainly do not want more war or illegal immigration -- but probably do want their entitlements and their jobs protected.
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The judge, James Orenstein, said that the prosecutors had legitimate concerns that their investigations might be compromised, but he added that the government's boilerplate requests, made in identical language in each of the 15 applications for a gag order, were insufficiently detailed.
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Scribble is now more or less the same between Apple mobile devices, but there's an extra wrinkle in watchOS 3: It will let you write an custom message one letter at at time — for those instances were the boilerplate responses aren't enough.
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This is just genre boilerplate, in a way, but it also confirms that at present the genre's default ideology is a variant of the masters-of-the-universe libertarianism that energizes some of the most vocal sectors of the American ruling class.
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Which is why this press release quote from Apple media boss Eddy Cue — "We are committed to quality journalism from trusted sources and allowing magazines to keep producing beautifully designed and engaging stories for users" — may mean more than the standard boilerplate.
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I'd insert a boilerplate rant about how SNL's milquetoast, broad, obvious satire is nowhere near television's best, but the show is mostly just getting nominated for getting under Donald Trump's skin, so I won't pretend the nominations speak to the show's quality.
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The story has a boilerplate quality to it — father with a drinking problem; a pair of polar-opposite brothers — yet a standout performance by Theo Rossi ("Sons of Anarchy") as the black sheep of the family overcomes a lot of the film's flaws.
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At the bottom of the Signature setting screen, you can replace the boilerplate "Sent from Mail for Windows 10" line with more personal text, like your name and contact information, a favorite quote, a disclaimer, or anything else that comes to mind.
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Like all of the other women who made allegations of sexual harassment at Fox News, Gretchen couldn't sue the network because a clause buried deep into the boilerplate, take-it-or-leave-it, language in her employment contract prevented her from doing so.
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A network of conservative lawyers called the Alliance for Defending Freedom (ADF) has proposed model legislation to state assemblies outlining restrictions on transgender access to bathrooms, and it appears that many state lawmakers have copied the group's boilerplate language in drafting their proposals.
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The opening sequence, for example, is sheer boilerplate, flashing back to a time when the toys' owner Andy was still a boy and Woody (Tom Hanks), Buzz (Tim Allen), and the gang banded together to rescue a wayward remote-controlled car from an evening rainstorm.
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Faced with a question about his greatest regret—the perfect cue for boilerplate about how he's motivated to finish Lawal this time around, then beat the brakes off of light heavyweight champion Phil Davis and take the belt—Jackson instead spoke from the heart.
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Like the same year's "Footlight Parade", the plot is pure Hollywood boilerplate, albeit laced with the odd tart one-liner ("How can we look [like] 'prosperity' when he's got depression written all over that pan of his?" goes one zinger from the latter film).
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The risk factors mentioned in the filing sound pretty boilerplate and/or similar to other internet companies going public, like the aforementioned net losses and the fact that its current growth rate might not be sustainable, as well as new compliance risks under Europe's GDPR.
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In a ruling on Wednesday, U.S. District Judge Bernard Friedman said boilerplate language in Flagstar's securities filings about ongoing investigations was sufficient, and the bank had no duty to tell investors about a specific probe launched by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau in 2011.
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Where other animation studios aimed to delight their adult audience segment by slinging wry jokes aimed at parents in the midst of boilerplate kid-movie antics, Pixar made its reputation by aiming for the heart, with observations about life that felt real and hard-won.
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" Lack also denied that interference by Weinstein contributed to the network's editorial decisionmaking, saying that the network either ignored Weinstein and his attorneys when they called or provided them "a boilerplate commitment to allow them to comment if and when something was ready for broadcast.
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A number of times I went to tell a friend about a high point from the previous night of play, but instead I could only recall another gunfight, another set of chest-high containers on the snow or dirt or sand, another boilerplate twist.
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Miss that reference and this passage is just standard Trumpian "America First" boilerplate: the idea that America has put immigrants ahead of its own citizens, and that Trump is showing love for Americans by calling for fewer immigrants to be allowed to join them.
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The statement begins with what sounds like boilerplate — and would be at any other time: Germany and the United States are deeply linked together: Our joint history has led us through both bright and dark chapters and resulted in the deep friendship we enjoy today.
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" Analysis of the comments performed by Chicago developer Chris Sinchock and published on Medium revealed that thousands of similarly-written pro-net neutrality comments as early as May 2017 containing boilerplate language such as, "I specifically support strong Net Neutrality backed by Title 2 oversight of ISPs.
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They accept and even embrace their imperfections, and they add levity with a shrug and a well-placed joke — which sounds a hell of a lot closer to a real family than so many of the boilerplate ones we've come to know so well on TV.
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"My summaries show that in almost all cases a single boilerplate statement constituted the whole analysis and justification for designation and use of military aircraft, despite the fact that [the accepted rule] clearly calls for a more rigorous and complete provision of facts and arguments," Delmar wrote.
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The company did offer some boilerplate warnings about things that could make its stock price decline after it goes public, including fluctuating quarterly results, not effectively using the money raised in the offering, future sales of stock by the company or employees, its multi-class stock structure.
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I actually dozed off for a moment while slogging through the boilerplate recitations from the mid-1950s: "This being the annual meeting of the Board following the adjourned annual meeting of the stockholders, the president then presented to the Board the following list of officers — " Lights out.
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Last year, a State Supreme Court judge ordered a new hearing for Rudolph Williams, a convicted murderer, and criticized the board for basing its denial on a "boilerplate list of factors" that included letters opposing his release when, in fact, there were no letters at all.
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Trump's Art of the Deal series of the late 1980s often gave the game away with his boilerplate advice for the would-be wheeler-dealer: Remain radically unpredictable ( "sometimes it pays to get a little wild") and demand far more initially than one would eventually settle for.
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Donald Trump's latest gambit is a new set of "ethics" reforms, organized around that evergreen slogan: "It's Time to Drain the Swamp in Washington, DC." Trump's reforms are mostly boilerplate, revolving-door proposals that would almost certainly do nothing to change how anything works in Washington.
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As for whether there will be a major upgrade to the starting rotation and a pursuit of the Astros ace Gerrit Cole, also a free-agent-to-be, Cashman gave a boilerplate answer: The team owner Hal Steinbrenner will do everything possible to ensure a strong roster in 2020.
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Gizmodo asked the UK's National Crime Agency (NCA) about the case of Facebook reporting BBC journalists for doing their jobs and was sent boilerplate language about how important it is for anyone who may accidentally stumble upon child porn on social media platforms to report that to the police.
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Other potential novelties came in the choreography — a splaying of hands to represent the Hindu lord of dance, a nod to the Indian roots of flamenco — but this was meager stuff, and the rest of the program's choreography was boilerplate at best and frequently worse: visually and rhythmically dull.
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Foxconn does the "big song and dance, bringing out the Chinese dragon dancers, ribbon cuttings, toasts and signature of the usual boilerplate agreements," said Alberto Moel, an investor and adviser to early-stage tech companies who until recently was a technology analyst at the research firm Sanford C. Bernstein.
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" Asked by Stern if he feels the country is "in danger," Colbert — who once referred to Trump's presidency as "Disgrace the Nation" — replied, "I think that for a comedian and someone who is, whatever, boilerplate liberal, I'm conservative in some ways, that I believe in standards and norms.
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Foxconn does the "big song and dance, bringing out the Chinese dragon dancers, ribbon cuttings, toasts and signature of the usual boilerplate agreements," said Alberto Moel, an investor and adviser to early-stage tech companies who until recently was a technology analyst at the research firm Sanford C. Bernstein.
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If Mr. Trump finds the time to go after department stores and television networks and Mark Cuban and Meryl Streep, why was he so reluctant to offer the kind of boilerplate reassurance that would have slipped effortlessly from the lips of any politician on either side of the aisle?
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There are only two direct mentions of issues germane to the internet or technology: One, in the "Making Our Military Strong Again" subsection, is some boilerplate about the importance of cyberwarfare: Cyberwarfare is an emerging battlefield, and we must take every measure to safeguard our national security secrets and systems.
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Yet at the very least, this sobering documentary should make anybody who clears two hours to watch it want to learn more, to be more skeptical about what finds its way into one's inbox, and to think twice before blithely clicking "Agree" on those boilerplate listings of terms and conditions.
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Such an unsophisticated boilerplate criticism only holds water if you subscribe to a belief that a national economy is a closed system and that we should never increase the number of steel workers because somehow for every additional foundryman you hire you must fire an assembler on a manufacturing line.
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Here's the full boilerplate from the filing: Our current and future competitors may have higher brand recognition, more established relationships with music and other content licensors and mobile device manufacturers, greater financial, technical, and other resources, more sophisticated technologies, and/or more experience in the markets in which we compete.
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Instead, before letting Health Secretary Tom Price (who has embraced controversial abstinence-based treatments) do some more substantial talking, Trump went full Nancy Reagan in his very own way: The rest of Trump's speech was a bunch of boilerplate bromides about America winning and the need for more law enforcement.
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Amid a series of boilerplate posts thanking Republican voters for granting him victories in their state primaries, Trump first trained his fire on former New York Mayor Mike Bloomberg — a recurrent punching bag of the president's whose small fortune in ad buys won him first place in only American Samoa's caucuses.
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"And it has been the reason for our successes and the boilerplate for tons of other brands to see growth," said Minkoff, whose company saw 100% growth in shoe sales after her 2012 "Shoe of the Day" Instagram campaign and reported more than $100 million in annual sales in 2014.
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A substantive effort by Secretary Tillerson to reassure some of America's oldest allies — beyond boilerplate language about NATO's role in blocking Russian military aggression, or that the U.S. "will uphold" their commitments to the alliance — would have gone a long way towards assuaging allies' concerns about the White House's reliability.
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We don't need to adopt one-size-fits-all boilerplate, but any description can touch on some key elements, based on our own reporting about the "alt-right": It's a racist, far-right fringe movement that embraces an ideology of white nationalism and is anti-immigrant, anti-Semitic and anti-feminist.
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Every participant in the limited Hawaii demonstrations had the same boilerplate excuse: the test 5G network was put together in a hurry by Ericsson, and the actual devices and the "tuned and optimized" (in the words of Verizon director of architecture Chris Emmons) US network deployment will indeed deliver multi-gigabit speeds. Will.
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As the now risk-happy Jake Gyllenhaal continues to learn from the mistakes of 2010, a year in which now-forgotten flops Prince of Persia and Love & Other Drugs failed to position him as a boilerplate Hollywood hunk—Ryan Gosling's willingness to push himself as a performer since his breakout year has disappeared.
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Editor Megan Murphy's conversation with the Apple CEO isn't substantively different from the sprawling, 10,000-word interview he conducted with the Washington Post last year—whole paragraphs of boilerplate answers to softball questions could easily be swapped between the two—except for one subtextual revelation: this motherfucker absolutely wants to run for president.
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By having a supporting character, some sort of misfit (perhaps gay — the sexual orientation of Squidward has long been a subject of internet debate) do a boilerplate tap number, a choreographer can give the audience a little old-time Broadway without risking ridicule by straightforwardly expressing devotion to show tunes and time steps.
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They've turned to the SEC in the hope and expectation that it will deliver that standard — one that requires them to make a few boilerplate disclosures about their conflicts, but certainly doesn't require them to try to do what's best for their customers or to eliminate practices that conflict with that goal.
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It's not so much the landscape, with its ravishing if boilerplate tropical splendor — banana and mango trees, coconut and pandanus palms, bougainvillea, the apprehensive trill of the gray-eared honeyeater — as it is the shape of the harbor itself, which betrays, in the midst of such organic profusion, an aspect of the unnatural.
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Birzer ascribes to Kirk a larger role than the facts warrant in the early stages of Barry Goldwater's campaign for the 1964 Republican nomination, showing that Kirk wrote two speeches for him in 1962 but giving no account of any conversation the two ever had and citing no Goldwater letters that go beyond political boilerplate.
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Here's the final slash line: For one of the first times, as Square recently opened up bitcoin buying and selling in its Cash App, cryptocurrency-related operations are now falling under the "risk factors" for the company — a set of boilerplate statements made about the general risks it faces that it thinks it needs to disclose to investors.
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More important, he's used his erratic and self-evidently impromptu speaking style to support the central thrust of his campaign, which is an attack, not just on the substantive track record of the establishment, but on its discredited way of speaking — the instrumentality and the focus-grouping, the suppression of honesty and real emotion in favor of boilerplate, slipperiness and downright lies.
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This is a new boilerplate G-20 statement on trade, after policies of the U.S. Trump administration, triggering trade conflicts with China and the European Union and a paralysis of the World Trade Organisation, put an end to previously used phrases about rejecting protectionism, promoting global trade and strengthening the WTO that were standard under the Chinese G-20 presidency in 2016.
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The U.S. is also fighting with China over the wording of the final statement that leaders will issue at the conference, with the Trump administration pushing hard to change boilerplate wording calling for "free and open trade" to "free and fair trade" — in line with the Trump administration's desire to aggressively use U.S. trade laws to keep out unfairly traded imports.
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While there were some boilerplate attacks on Obama, as well as some subtle swipes at Black Lives Matters and atheism, the main narrative energy of her speech was devoted to telling a personal story that rebuked Trump's line on immigration: I am the proud daughter of Indian immigrants who reminded my brothers, my sister, and me every day how blessed we were to live in this country.
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Trisha Trigilio, staff attorney at the ACLU of Texas, told Vox that the Department of State Health Services (DSHS) has been stonewalling journalists, researchers, and advocates for months in response to public records requests, responding with boilerplate language about how the data is still being processed and is not ready for release, and that officials can't predict when it will be available for publication.
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After the standard "We take our users – and their data privacy – very seriously" boilerplate and assuring people that this was all a big misunderstanding, OnePlus co-founder Carl Pei explained the practical steps the company was taking: By the end of October, all OnePlus phones running OxygenOS will have a prompt in the setup wizard that asks users if they want to join our user experience program.
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If, for example: — "there are decreases in user sentiment due to questions about the quality or usefulness of our products or our user data practices, or concerns related to privacy and sharing, safety, security, well-being, or other factors;" We bolded "well-being" to highlight the two words because they were not included in the same boilerplate sentence in the report released three months earlier.
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Half of the files reviewed by the Office for Civil Rights "contained nearly identical boilerplate text that offered no information specific to the students for why students could not succeed in general education settings, or an explanation as to why the length/percentage of time placed outside of the regular education classroom was appropriate or necessary," the Education Department said in a news release.
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She is an outstanding person who is strong on the Border, Crime, Military, our great Vets, Healthcare & the 85033nd A. Needed in D.C. The president, who often offers boilerplate endorsements of candidates as being tough on crime and good for veterans, will rally for Hyde-Smith on the eve of her runoff election against Democrat Mike Espy after neither candidate secured 50 percent of the vote in the Nov.
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A pretty boilerplate setup by Gaga's elaborate theme ball standards,his was more about Gaga front and center, singing "Bad Romance" while nailing that famously nasty choreography; it was Gaga belting show-tune style alone at the piano, releasing just enough vibrato to remind us she's not lip syncing; it was Gaga climbing down into the crowd and kissing a bewildered older cowboy type on the cheek (who must've been a plant, but sure).
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Justice Brett KavanaughBrett Michael KavanaughChristine Blasey Ford pens honor for Chanel Miller Divided Supreme Court leans toward allowing Trump to end DACA Hirono memoir due in 2021 MORE, a Trump appointee, pushed back against an assertion from Mongan, who dismissed the second memo, written by then-Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen NielsenKirstjen Michele NielsenChad Wolf becomes acting DHS secretary Senate paves way for Trump's next DHS chief Divided Supreme Court leans toward allowing Trump to end DACA MORE, as supplying only "boilerplate" policy reasons.
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