Reporters look for fodder — Who might be circumventing taxes?
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The manufacturers appear, moreover, to be adept at circumventing enforcement.
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This prevents law enforcement from circumventing protective state forfeiture law.
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Circumventing the normal protections for such private information is simply unacceptable.
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When different countries receive different treatment, circumventing tariffs looks more tempting.
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Soon after, he aided the CIA in circumventing another congressional impediment.
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Trump began circumventing many of the policies and protocols Kelly enacted.
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Circumventing it by installing a VPN really doesn't take much effort.
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"The North Koreans are remarkably adept at circumventing sanctions," he said.
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Your boss seems to be circumventing you with no apparent cause.
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This is a way of circumventing that provision of the Constitution.
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You're dealing with nefarious actors who are intentionally circumventing the law.
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The proposed contract has been interpreted by some as circumventing that prohibition.
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It can even make them worse, by circumventing protective rules and intermediaries.
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But fulfilling that role doesn't necessarily mean circumventing another country's judicial processes.
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Then there's the question of circumventing a user to notify their physician.
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This approach is also consistent with other procedures for circumventing the filibuster.
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They can reach voters through social media, circumventing gatekeepers and mainstream media.
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Microwave towers, for example, could transmit signals, circumventing the Bell System wires.
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Iowa is only the latest state to look at circumventing ObamaCare regulations.
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We were circumventing the fussiness and the protocol of the corporate world.
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Freedom Watch accuses Obama of circumventing Congress to "invent" new gun laws.
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So it's not AMD overcoming the limitations of Moore's Law, but circumventing it.
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The possibility of circumventing Congress altogether was still on Trump's mind Monday morning.
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They checked on their homes, circumventing road closures on foot or on bicycles.
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Many new parents were circumventing U.S. regulators by importing their formulas from Europe.
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Carson enlisted her help in circumventing the spending cap through an intermediary. Mrs.
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What will his strategy be for circumventing these attempts to undermine the government?
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Cale is not interested in circumventing or prettifying anguish: let it come down.
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But companies can apply for licenses to sell specific products, circumventing the ban.
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The president has already, by many accounts, been ignoring or circumventing Mr. Kelly.
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These disclosures will also prevent large donors from circumventing the campaign contribution limits.
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Circumventing the party establishment was, it turned out, easier in theory than in practice.
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The DOJ also muffled the voice of the people by circumventing the appropriations process.
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For their part, presidents have thus become more and more bold in circumventing Congress.
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Mr. Gonzalez is circumventing the legislation issue by instead vacating convictions and dismissing charges.
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"They are circumventing what they touted as their signature ethics achievement," Mr. Weissman said.
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The company has had some success with circumventing encryption for law enforcement before, too.
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Hynicka's congregation is circumventing immigration law and shelters an undocumented immigrant in its church.
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The White House aims to secure $8 billion to build border barriers by circumventing Congress.
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Once the tax came into force, Ugandans quickly sought out ways of circumventing the levy.
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Circumventing the privilege is "uncommon but by no means unprecedented, or even untoward," Buell explained.
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Circumventing this requirement through backdoor searches violates Americans' privacy rights regardless of the government's motive.
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Soon after, Air Products started circumventing the contract by pushing up prices, Mr. McCausland said.
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Circumventing third-party adblockers with a Chrome adblocker is one way to regain that control.
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Bush put Pryor on the bench in a controversial recess appointment, circumventing the Senate altogether.
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But police suspect Mr. Chau went at night with the intention of circumventing the authorities.
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Some stores, like R.W. Guild are circumventing this issue by keeping entrances on Howard Street.
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But a less discussed part of the study suggests a way of circumventing our frailty.
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There is a darker reason for circumventing normal foreign-policy channels: to break the law.
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The money is then physically carried into Libya, circumventing the sanctions placed on the country.
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Society and its problematics around the world have moved on, circumventing traditional politics and politicians.
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Prosecutors said Holland sought to conceal the scheme by circumventing internal accounting controls and falsifying records.
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General Barry McCaffrey, a long-time Trump critic, says circumventing military justice gives a "terrible signal".
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It also makes it illegal to manufacture or distribute tools or techniques for circumventing copy controls.
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However, it's unclear now whether that will be through official government approval or circumventing regulation somehow.
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Technically, the prohibition is against circumventing product features intended to deter unauthorized reproduction of copyrighted works.
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Circumventing the user to auto-ping someone else feels distinctly artificial and glaringly vulnerable to error.
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Perhaps the most glaring example of Trump circumventing the Senate's constitutional duty came earlier this month.
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So far, however, there is no circumventing the need for a parent to cosign a NLI.
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He's just going to keep circumventing the media with his own Twitter and YouTube for announcements.
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In Europe, Le Brun established connections with her patrons directly, circumventing the need for institutional legitimization.
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Regardless of how you choose to do it, circumventing the 40-minute limit is pretty easy.
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Last year, the Department of Consumer Affairs accused the bondsman Marvin Morgan of circumventing industry rules.
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That law prevents the president from circumventing the constitutional advice and consent role of the Senate.
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Zenefits was charged with allowing unlicensed employees to transact insurance and circumventing insurance agent education requirements.
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After all, they knew they would be perceived as circumventing the Iran nuclear deal and aiding Tehran.
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Focused on content, Internet users increasingly are circumventing ads — consciously skipping them or installing ad-blocking software.
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As you've probably gathered by now, circumventing her shield is the key to shutting this tank down.
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And PlayOn hasn't been circumventing DRM or accessing the encrypted stream – it uses screen capturing technology instead.
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By circumventing the system, this purchase of a cup of coffee illustrates the power of open APIs.
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The mode keeps bad actors and law enforcement from circumventing Apple's encryption and breaking into your phones.
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U.S. officials are seeking ways to prevent Iran from circumventing oil sanctions, a senior administration official said.
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Reconciliation can be used to expedite tax and spending bills by circumventing the Senate's 60-vote threshold.
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Braun knows there will be some resistance to the idea of circumventing the traditional four-year degree.
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Plus, companies should avoid circumventing passwords or setting shared or default profiles that work around security measures.
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Paddock gossip has suggested Ferrari, the sport's most successful and oldest team, were somehow circumventing the regulations.
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In May, the Treasury Department said it would propose regulations to stop states from circumventing the cap.
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Some of the roads there, nameless loops circumventing vacant inlets, have not been mapped by modern technology.
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Then, they would allegedly send private messages inviting sellers to Amazon, actively circumventing eBay's rules and filters.
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Unfortunately, the only thing he will be remembered for is circumventing public input and harming local economies.
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Conservatives have spent eight years railing against Obama's practice of circumventing Congress and governing via executive fiat.
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It is bad management policy (on part of the bosses) to tolerate an employee circumventing that supervisor.
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With a disposition for circumventing the law, Victorson quickly appeared on the radar of the Colombian cannabis cartel.
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In case you missed it, the next White House Correspondents' Association dinner won't feature a comedian, circumventing tradition.
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For merchants, that could mean circumventing existing payment networks like Visa, which take a cut of all revenue.
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She referred to what she called Comey's "atrocities in circumventing the chain of command" at the Justice Department.
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He routinely uses his position to file complaints against the building, circumventing our internal system for making repairs.
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IMPASSE He has previously upbraided European powers for not standing up to Trump and circumventing his sanctions noose.
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Trusting the tobacco industry and circumventing robust scientific review and oversight of these products would be a mistake.
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The biggest issue stemmed from a program called "The Macro" that would aid in circumventing state licensing requirements.
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Yet it is also notable that our agencies capable of circumventing foreign firewalls are fearful of doing so.
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By using his executive powers, the Democratic governor is circumventing the Republican majority in the state General Assembly.
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Effectively, they distributed the show straight to fans, based on known interest, while circumventing major broadcasting corporations entirely.
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To get around Senate opposition, Mr. Trump chose to accord Mr. Grenell only "acting" status, circumventing Senate confirmation.
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North Korea, which has become adept at circumventing international sanctions, has been accelerating its nuclear and missile tests.
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A fundamental shift is taking place, where the path to getting a job is massively circumventing college credentials.
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U.S. officials are now looking at ways to prevent Iran from circumventing existing oil sanctions, the official added.
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A third reason for slowing growth may be that developers, including large players like Netflix, are circumventing Apple's fees.
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But now, as then, there will be political backlash if the President overreaches in circumventing the anti-nepotism statute.
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The certificate allowed users' traffic to be intercepted by the government, circumventing encryption used by email and messaging applications.
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"We warn against circumventing the powers of the judicial authorities in favour of the independent administrative authorities," it added.
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However, the Treasury Department proposed rules ahead of the last tax season to prevent states from circumventing the cap.
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This issue came to a head last year when Volkswagen was caught circumventing federal emissions standards in its code.
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"If we are successful, all athletes might think about circumventing the CAS," said Thomas Summerer, one of Pechstein's lawyers.
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Families were also circumventing the law by crossing into neighboring Burkina Faso or Niger to get their girls cut.
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The way the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) puts it, breaking or circumventing copy protection mechanisms is what's illegal.
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But also likely because it's confident WhatsApp-loving teens won't have any trouble circumventing the new minimum age limit.
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They came to a hacker conference where people are wearing ACAB shirts and we're talking about circumventing adversarial governments.
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"We warn against circumventing the powers of the judicial authorities in favor of the independent administrative authorities," it added.
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A lot of companies are trying to improve the browsing experience in mobile, chiefly by circumventing the open web.
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Declaring the emergency would allow Trump to fund the wall while circumventing Congress, though it would also invite lawsuits.
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Another possibility is moving a discharge resolution that would bring the nominee straight to the Senate floor, circumventing Grassley.
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Like Vik, a growing contingent of users has learned to cultivate parasites for self-treatment, circumventing the providers altogether.
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The new system was created to send correspondence between Congress and Revolutionary Army regiments, circumventing the crown's postal service.
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She suggests she was going to perform but it would not be a public concert, thus circumventing the prohibition.
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We have received word and believe that these meetings are about circumventing state law because of this revenue difference.
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Yes, they were circumventing the usual land-use process and essentially eliminating any veto power by the City Council.
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As these treaties fail, both sides are developing new types of nuclear weapons aimed at circumventing existing defense systems.
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That may sound nefarious, but some experts argue that the dark web is also useful in circumventing internet censorship.
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They have also the impact but not the accreditation back to the main account, so they're circumventing the rules.
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Mezrahi's success speaks to a couple things: more people are circumventing their vehicle's infotainment system in favor of their phones.
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John Cornyn, a Texas Republican and member of the GOP leadership team, when asked about the White House circumventing Congress.
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That is, until Epic Games decided it would launch Fortnite for Android from its own website, circumventing the Play Store.
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First off, the Chinese have become very adept at transshipping and circumventing so that the products come in mismarked, misidentified.
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"The need for data security ... does not justify circumventing requirements established by federal recordkeeping and transparency laws," the lawmakers said.
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Her campaign and their blatant circumventing of the rules are the biggest affront to democracy I've witnessed in my lifetime.
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One way of circumventing EU rules was to invest in an emissions-reducing power plant at Port Talbot, they said.
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"The need for data security...does not justify circumventing requirements established by federal recordkeeping and transparency laws," reads the letter.
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Making importation legal means circumventing American and Canadian laws that are intended to guarantee the safety of the drug supply.
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Improved bilateral relations have been accomplished through executive orders circumventing trade embargo laws and can easily be reversed by Trump.
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"Studying for these tests isn't about doing something that is circumventing the test, it's about learning the content," he said.
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But even when there were warning signs, examples abound of abusers circumventing those rules and committing acts of gun violence.
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Circumventing Apple's idea of what a prestigious show should look like brings some much needed carefreeness to the streaming platform.
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"Iran has begun to pursue cryptocurrencies as a method for facilitating international payments and circumventing U.S. financial controls," it notes.
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The United States has also called on the Security Council to blacklist 10 ships for circumventing sanctions on North Korea.
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Further, we find that the public penalizes presidents for circumventing the constitutional order to take matters into their own hands.
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That allowed the hackers to purchase and publish bitcoin scam ads to the brands' followers, somehow circumventing Twitter's advertisement review process.
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If the letter is accurate, it suggests that Uber set up secret servers to hold stolen data, circumventing the discovery process.
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The whistleblower's complaint called Giuliani's role as both the President's personal lawyer and an informal diplomat circumventing traditional channels into question.
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For as long as there have been immigration laws, there have been people trying to (and often succeeding in) circumventing them.
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On Thursday, Treasury designated two China-based shipping companies that it said has aided Pyongyang in circumventing U.S. and international sanctions.
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But the FBI's sudden success in circumventing Apple's security measures might raise new questions about whether Apple's products are truly ironclad.
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One artist-curator is circumventing that system altogether, staging a group show of unaffiliated artists at the Bowery Hotel in Manhattan.
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Trump also cast Obama as an out-of-control executive, circumventing the legislative process with a slew of illegal executive orders.
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Dennis Ross (R-Fla.) said that he would formally rebuke the president for "blatantly circumventing Congress's intent" with the carve-outs.
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But they said the state party brought it upon itself by circumventing normal order to help Clinton grow her delegates lead.
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The Somali and Yemeni communities have been using systems like Hawala or Sarafin, invented for the purpose of circumventing traditional banks.
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YouTube deleted the channel shortly after Vice's report went live for circumventing the company's Terms of Service by dodging the ban.
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Terrorists are circumventing a lack of physical access to recruits and sympathizers by putting content online, where there are no borders.
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WASHINGTON — The Treasury Department moved on Thursday to block states from circumventing new federal limits on state and local tax deductions.
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Dawn Laguens, executive vice president for Planned Parenthood Action Fund, accused the Trump administration and Republicans of circumventing the legislative process.
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And we're already seeing policy consequences, with Trump circumventing what had been the policy process to declare he'd impose new tariffs.
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Through his lawyers, he has released handwritten notes and even a couple of op-eds, circumventing the prohibition on press interviews.
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"Midnight regulations are genuinely last-minute things done by jumping through or circumventing the normal and appropriate rulemaking process," Weissman said.
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And the Europeans have bent over backwards to find ways of neutralizing or circumventing the sanctions Trump subsequently loaded onto Iran.
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"Tax arbitrage structuring is commonplace in many financial organizations and this is just another way of circumventing tax regulations," he said.
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Rather than circumventing key tenets of the single market, Keijzer wants to strengthen it by enforcing Europe's state aid principles elsewhere.
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"PhRMA supports the FDA's efforts to crack down on organizations that are circumventing its robust safety and efficacy requirements," she said.
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On Tuesday, perhaps circumventing any legal outcome, the liberal news site ThinkProgress published what it said were Officer Pantaleo's disciplinary records.
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The company, circumventing its union drivers and rules, provides open-bed trucks that lack even rudimentary safety features like shock absorbers.
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The company, circumventing its union drivers and rules, provides open-bed trucks that lack even rudimentary safety features like shock absorbers.
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So far, these crime bosses have been masterful at circumventing the sanctions that have primarily hurt the enslaved North Korean population.
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Harris's plan, framed specifically around circumventing Congress through executive power, is a sign of an electorate that is weary of congressional inaction.
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On Tuesday, Facebook announced it would begin circumventing ad blocking software in an effort to show more ads in the News Feed.
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Trump re-imposed sanctions on Iran's oil industry and other critical sectors and threatened secondary sanctions on any country circumventing those sanctions.
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I was teaching circumventing workshops for about 10 years and I stopped because eventually, no one in the workshop could hack anything.
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Unfortunately, trafficking syndicates are particularly adept at circumventing these measures by forging permits or laundering wild-caught species through captive-breeding facilities.
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IRAN FUMES OVER EU INACTION He has previously upbraided European powers for not standing up to Trump and circumventing his sanctions noose.
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Under the pact, Canada agreed to scrap a class of milk that U.S. producers said was tantamount to circumventing anti-dumping rules.
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When he ran the CIA he fed partisan anti-Trump information to the FBI, possibly circumventing U.S. laws by procuring foreign involvement.
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Without net neutrality, there will be more CEOs such as Toll and Yokubaitis making bold claims about optimizing traffic and circumventing ISPs.
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She seems to have jeopardized classified information due to an obsession with circumventing Freedom of Information (FOIA) and Federal Records Acts (FRA).
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Circumventing conventional banking channels for consumer credit began in 1996 when Chris Larsen started E-LOAN, which ultimately led to Prosper Marketplace.
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Since Zaev's party is so far behind in national polls, their only chance to win is by circumventing the electoral process entirely.
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Last year, al-Sadr met Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in Saudi Arabia to discuss circumventing Iran's influence in the region.
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But he also blamed the state party, accusing it of circumventing normal order to allow for Clinton to boost her delegate count.
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Anbang Life intentionally designed a long-term annuity insurance product as a two-year product, circumventing rules, CIRC said in Friday's notice.
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So if you're an entrepreneur, and circumventing employment regulation is your benchmark for 'innovation', it's really time to get a new playbook.
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Rao pointed to the need to keep the House from circumventing judicial processes better suited to protecting the legal rights of defendants.
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Or a top NBA prospect shocking all the sneakerheads by circumventing the big sports brands and launching his own shoe — for $495.
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According to industry experts, the first step to circumventing a ban is hiding IP addresses from authorities via virtual private networks (VPNs).
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The agency said the Vietnamese products were circumventing existing U.S. anti-dumping and anti-subsidy orders on the same products from China.
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GOP senators are now seemingly resigned to lowering the vote threshold for confirming Supreme Court nominees and circumventing the filibuster against Gorsuch.
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For Republicans, the budget is mainly a vehicle for circumventing a Senate filibuster on tax reform through a special procedure called reconciliation.
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In February, Maha Vajiralongkorn, the new king, chose Somdet Phra Maha Muniwong, the abbot of a competing sect, circumventing the Sangha Council.
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Trump has appeared increasingly fixated on circumventing lawmakers to build the wall after Congress repeatedly blocked his demand for funds to build it.
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Prince Mohammed and Kushner have forged a close relationship, which has at times come under criticism in Washington for circumventing normal diplomatic channels.
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The internet and social media provide individual candidates with cheap forms of outreach, circumventing traditional ways of coming up through the party system.
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Trump's declaration last month, aimed at circumventing Congress to pay for his wall, is currently being challenged by more than a dozen states.
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Once snapped into place, the devices establish a connection, circumventing the need to pair any Bluetooth or plug anything into the USB port.
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To crack the password, the FBI needs a "backdoor to the iPhone," with Apple developing software "circumventing several important security features," Cook wrote.
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It first launched as a Samsung exclusive, alongside the Note 9, before circumventing the Play Store to arrive on Google's Mobile operating system.
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And North Carolina state officials are being sued for circumventing the public records law in that state, also with delays and unreasonable fees.
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The spread of digital culture has led to "a circumventing of the galleries that is making some of them irrelevant," Ms. Garcia said.
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The case, brought by the House of Representatives, seeks to block President Donald Trump from circumventing Congress to fund his signature border wall.
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Advocates of radically overhauling partisan gerrymandering are increasingly looking to ballot initiatives to reform the redistricting process, in hopes of circumventing recalcitrant legislatures.
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The department specifically charged Zenefits with allowing unlicensed employees to sell insurance and with circumventing the required pre-licensing education and study requirements.
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Circumventing the Google Play store wasn't exactly a gamble for Epic, given the fact that Fortnite is essentially a license to print money.
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Then in March, the government made moves on WhatsApp for circumventing wiretap orders and since then the proceedings have been shrouded in secrecy.
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From dark money groups circumventing disclosure requirements, to foreign governments interfering in elections, it is time to update laws to protect our democracy.
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Margaret Lewis, a professor of Chinese law at Seton Hall University, said the Communist Party is circumventing the Chinese legal system in Xinjiang.
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There was the narrative that the Obama team was circumventing the Congress, that this was a treaty in reality, and then the pledge.
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In public finance, earmarks are items in an appropriations bill that direct funds to a specific recipient, circumventing competitive, merit-based allocation processes.
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It also had the hallmarks of previous Trump efforts, such as the campaign, with some Trump-family friends circumventing existing chains of command.
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The most practical benefit I can think of for circumventing TCL's built-in apps, though, is being able to use a different remote.
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Kelly, the Pusan professor, also says it's worth considering that small dealers on the border could end up circumventing the suspension of sales.
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It is the only way, the complaint argues, to keep manufacturers from circumventing tariffs aimed at specific countries by setting up shop elsewhere.
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"They have become symbolic," he said, saying not enough was done to update sanctions to avoid both EU and Russian companies circumventing them.
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Reports have said Trump has talked privately about replacing Sessions, potentially circumventing Congress by making an appointment while the Senate is in recess.
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I wasn't surprised: Hiding common medications is a workaround, an example of circumventing onerous rules to make sure patients get even basic care.
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Sullivan has questioned whether the sever arrangement was made in good faith or if there was an eye toward circumventing public disclosure laws.
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Rudy Giuliani was President Donald Trump's enforcer, circumventing official channels and bewildering professional diplomats as he pressured Ukraine to target Trump's political opponents.
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I suspect there are ways to cultivate that person — again, recognizing the ambiguous nature of "mentorship" — that fall well short of circumventing anyone.
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What it means is that the FBI has achieved a method to access the data stored on the phone, circumventing its security features.
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Trump is considering a possible national emergency declaration that would end the shutdown and allow him to obtain his wall funding by circumventing Congress.
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Crown Prince Mohammed and Kushner have forged a close relationship, which has at times come under criticism in Washington for circumventing normal diplomatic channels.
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Prescriptions would be routed through specialty pharmacies, circumventing the traditional market where health plans and pharmacy benefits managers had restricted access to the drug.
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The biggest news about the Chrome 64 beta is that it now features several enhanced methods for circumventing ads that harm users' browsing experience.
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Multiple witnesses in the impeachment probe have testified that Giuliani meddled in foreign policy related to Ukraine, circumventing the diplomatic process in some cases.
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Some internet users are circumventing the social media blocks by using a virtual private network, which masks the location of a computer, Toker said.
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The Clean Power Plan is the glitzy centerpiece of Obama's climate agenda, most of which has been carried out through the EPA, circumventing Congress.
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In order to make large portraits of European elites, artists had to literally piece together pieces of paper, circumventing the limitations of their medium.
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TechCrunch found dozens of porn and gambling apps — not permitted on Apple's app store — signed with an enterprise certificate, circumventing the tech giant's rules.
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Terry McAuliffe on Friday reinstated the right to vote to more than 200,000 convicted felons, circumventing the Republican-controlled legislature with an executive order.
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Walmart's hopes of somehow circumventing rules to protect local shopkeepers, which have long prevented most foreign retailers from opening stores, have been repeatedly dashed.
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Students had issues typing on the iPad screen, some were circumventing browser restrictions, and it was clear that administering iPads wasn't an easy task.
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But revenue aside, there's also the matter of Google probably not liking the idea of huge titles circumventing the Play Store as a precedent.
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To prevent former President Obama from circumventing Congress, lawmakers wrote separate legislation that established a process to block the deal from going into effect.
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At issue are proposed rules designed to prevent blue states from circumventing the cap on state and local deductions in President Trump's tax law.
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But the ACLU found emails of ICE agents directly contacting local law enforcement officers to ask for license plate search data, circumventing the database.
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Access to social media, Twitter, Facebook, Reddit and YouTube, allows voters to engage directly with politicians, circumventing traditional media's role as an information broker.
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By employing cyber attacks and hacking to steal US military technology, China is circumventing the long, painstaking research and development phase of weapons manufacturing.
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"The nation's founding document is no match for a dedicated majority of justices committed to circumventing its guarantees," The Atlantic's Adam Serwer recently observed.
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Trump began circumventing many of the policies and protocols he enacted, and he was on the verge of being fired or resigning numerous times.
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Circumventing through large crowds of families and hearing the cries of children being denied something that they want bought for them is genuinely healing.
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By circumventing high-ticket items like the HomePod or Google Home Max, Amazon is letting users build their home audio system piece by piece.
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While Macron was deftly circumventing him on Iran, Trump was also outplayed by his erstwhile buddy Boris Johnson on the issue of climate change.
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The trend of circumventing traditional labor protections by classifying workers as independent contractors or as freelance labor is a major theme of the protests.
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Citing an unnamed company as a model for circumventing United States sanctions, that second document seemed to implicate ZTE's more politically important rival, Huawei.
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Senate Democrats said Tuesday that a controversial Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) nominee could be circumventing the requirement that he be confirmed by the Senate.
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If Trump wins the Iowa caucuses, the move will be lauded as proof that he has built a movement capable of circumventing establishment media.
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On Friday, President Trump mounted one of the most serious executive branch challenges to congressional authority in decades, circumventing Congress with an emergency declaration.
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This NIT, after circumventing the protections offered by the Tor Browser, grabbed Playpen visitors' IP and MAC address, as well as other technical information.
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While the investment arm is separate than the banking team, the company would likely be unhappy about Spotify circumventing the process and avoiding an IPO.
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As China and Russia move to block virtual private network services, well over a billion people face losing their best chance at circumventing censorship laws.
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"Here comes President Duterte issuing an executive order circumventing the intention of the hold order," said congressman Jose Atienza, representing a political group called Life.
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VPNs, OFFLINE WALLETS According to industry experts, the first step to circumventing a ban is hiding IP addresses from authorities via virtual private networks (VPNs).
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LinkedIn's case accuses the anonymous scrapers of building a massive botnet and circumventing the restrictions LinkedIn uses to prevent profile collection by undesirable third parties.
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In other words, the XIM Apex works well precisely because it's playing by the rules of the game's aiming system, not because it's circumventing them.
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Terry McAuliffe of Virginia used his executive power on Friday to restore voting rights to more than 200,1906 convicted felons, circumventing the Republican-run legislature.
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"The president is blatantly circumventing Congress' intent and violating the American people's trust by allowing this exemption and placating to Iran's deceptive intentions," he added.
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Trump said he is also not ruling out the possibility of circumventing Congress in building the wall, hinting that he might declare a national emergency.
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Given the asymmetric relationship between the cost of maintaining and circumventing firewalls, such a step can rapidly lead to the massive bypass of existing firewalls.
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Analysts noted that previous sanctions were hampered because of a lack of vigorous enforcement by member states and the North's ingenious ways of circumventing them.
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I think the big pressure's always on your sophomore record—and we'll get to that, but we had a nice way of circumventing that stress.
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Maduro's government launched the world's first state-issued cryptocurrency last month in hopes of boosting its plunging economy and circumventing U.S. and European financial sanctions.
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El Al planes have to take a circuitous route, flying low along the Red Sea and across the Arabian Sea, circumventing the entire Arabian Peninsula.
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VPNs, OFFLINE WALLETS According to industry experts, the first step to circumventing a ban is hiding IP addresses from authorities via virtual private networks (VPNs).
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Telecom operators control the network and the data moving across it, and circumventing their controls would be extremely hard, given the available risk-mitigation processes.
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But evidence suggests the Trump administration has interfered with that mission, circumventing career officials in the process, to pursue personal business interests and political aims.
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Intimidation, bullying and circumventing the law is not how policy should be made, and we need to remember that such behavior is out of bounds.
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Shipments of edible oils coming into India are also being designated as duty free under the regional free-trade pact, circumventing an import tax increase.
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" She expressed alarm over damage to diplomacy under Trump and warned about "private interests" circumventing "professional diplomats for their own gain, not the public good.
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The 20-year-old Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) prohibits anyone from circumventing technology copyright protections even for reasons that would not violate a copyright.
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But they were also illegal — part of an elaborate real estate scheme to make millions by circumventing state and local laws and Airbnb's own rules.
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Nor can it protect users who click on malware-laden spearphishing emails that open back doors into computers, completely circumventing the hacker's need for user credentials.
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All these blocks disrupted communications and news-spreading in the country, but also taught citizens the value of using circumventing tools to get around the restrictions.
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But Knake said the procedure had been created in 2010 to handle situations like an FBI technologist in a lab inventing a method for circumventing security.
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Enforcement will not start until July 1, so the attorney general must act now to put companies on notice about the consequences of circumventing the law.
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The chip is the same as the one found in AirPods, and really does enhance the experience, circumventing annoying Bluetooth syncing — for Apple users at least.
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But a handful of charities are also now using digital currencies to send relief directly to those in need, circumventing banks and companies that handle remittances.
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Criminals buy up electronic or hazardous waste from European or American clients, and use different tactics for circumventing laws preventing its transport to less regulated countries.
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Malware is especially useful for circumventing encryption on messages from apps such as Telegram or WhatsApp: it can record any message before the app encrypts it.
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Last month, the Venezuelan government launched Petro, the world's first state-issued cryptocurrency, in hopes of boosting its struggling economy and circumventing U.S. and European sanctions.
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It's the very definition of a cautionary tale, and perhaps the more of these we consume, the more resilient we might becomes in circumventing similar scenarios.
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Santander is circumventing the lack of legal framework in Spain by inserting a contractual clause in the documents that gives bonds a "second ranking senior" status.
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The practice of circumventing American labor in favor of nations that tolerate wages less than half of what our American brothers and sisters make must stop.
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Being featured in a national institution just up the block from the White House might seem to jar with the festival's promise of circumventing the establishment.
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Zarrab was indicted in 2015 in federal court for allegedly circumventing U.S. sanctions on the Iranian regime by facilitating millions of dollars worth of unlawful transactions.
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The lawsuit alleges that GM is "circumventing" its agreement with UAW by employing temporary workers instead of transferring laid-off workers with seniority to operating plants.
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The reconciliation vehicle that Republicans were using to pass repeal by circumventing a Democratic filibuster will expire at the end of the fiscal year on Sept.
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They are accused of hacking into developers to steal software, circumventing piracy protections (called "cracking") and selling the programs in violation of export restrictions against Iran.
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For one thing, circumventing the rule is as easy as providing a fake ID number or name, as Charles Custer points out at Tech In Asia.
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Circumventing Zoom's dark pattern means keeping your eyes peeled for a tiny text link to "join from your browser" and clicking the hell out of it.
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But it's a different matter to convince the Supreme Court that there's a "military necessity," for example, to justify circumventing Congress's constitutional power over government spending.
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The vote fell short of the two-thirds majority needed to override President Trump's veto, allowing him to continue circumventing Congress to fund the border wall.
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The Pentagon said Sunday that Spencer's ouster was officially for circumventing normal channels and making a request of the White House with regard to the case.
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By circumventing the idiosyncratic whims of the judge for defendants who have no history of serious or violent crime, we can accelerate the process of release.
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By circumventing normal procedures for drafting and issuing executive orders, the White House created confusion and chaos within the agencies that will enforce the new rules.
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Over the next month, Pentagon and budget officials went back and forth over the aid, with Pentagon officials advocating it and budget officials circumventing the question.
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For similar reasons, the administration authorized, via the National Security Agency, an extensive metadata spying program, purposely circumventing delegated congressional authority and declining to inform Congress.
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Another vessel — that one was Panamanian — another vessel from Jamaican or Jamaican-flagged, picked up the North Korean and headed straight to China, again circumventing sanctions.
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The Times had just reported that Hillary Clinton had used a private e-mail address during her time as Secretary of State, circumventing the government system.
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The proposed punishment, made public on Monday, comes after Russia received serious penalties, and widespread scorn, for flagrantly circumventing rules designed to ensure fairness in sports.
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An appeals court stopped President Barack Obama's executive actions to spare millions of undocumented immigrants from deportations for the similar reason that he was circumventing Congress.
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Getting the budget done without punting, delaying or circumventing the requirements to lay out a fiscal roadmap will be necessary to show they can lead effectively.
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Sure, some folks have tried outlandish ways of circumventing private WiFi usage, including opting exclusively for public hotspots, but experts highly recommend avoiding that for security reasons.
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The opportunity to improve financial services has always existed, but founders today can get to market much more quickly by leveraging existing infrastructure or circumventing it altogether.
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However, the memo doesn't use the EPA's usual careful, hedging language, so it's likely intended to be the new de facto policy, circumventing the torturous rulemaking process.
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Preparing Russia's network to function while isolated from the global internet would help create the infrastructure the country would need to prevent citizens from circumventing national control.
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Angry Birds shares in that legacy, he says, by way of signaling to the rest of the industry that you can get away with circumventing the law.
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Even if he doesn't, Intel and Micron, another chipmaker, are already circumventing the Huawei ban in ways they claim are legal, according to the New York Times.
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But if a later hack is able to run on more modern firmware, it clearly shows that there's plenty of folks out interested in circumventing Sony's store.
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Trump appointed Whitaker in November, circumventing the department's normal chain of succession to select a man who has repeatedly appeared on television to criticize the Mueller investigation.
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Cellebrite's hacking kit is one of the most popular forensics tools on the market, capable of circumventing passcodes and extracting a wealth of data from seized cellphones.
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Britannica knows all this, so instead of continuing to solely write comprehensive articles, it has chosen to get into the featured snippet game itself, circumventing Google entirely.
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Founder Parker Conrad was replaced as CEO a year ago after revelations that employees had acted as insurance brokers without obtaining the required licenses, circumventing state laws.
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A Google search for "bypass facebook government ID" turns out thousands of hits, including YouTube tutorials specifically made with the goal of circumventing Facebook's government ID requirements.
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A federal jury in March 2015 cleared Gault of fraud, but found him liable for filing false certifications with the SEC and circumventing the company's internal controls.
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His administration has developed the architecture for the United States to engage in perpetual warfare around the World, circumventing congressional approval and constitutional limitations in the process.
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The former ambassador to the United Nations says in a new book that John Kelly and Rex Tillerson sought to enlist her in circumventing President Trump's policies.
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The threat to global trade institutions is not of Chinese parallel trade circumventing the current order, but rather a challenge from China establishing a parallel trade system.
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The foundation accused PiS of circumventing parliamentary procedure, the constitution and international standards to adopt new criminal rules as part of the government's "tough-on-crime" policy.
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These sorts of copies, called "ROMs," can be played on a PC or other device using emulation software, circumventing the need for Nintendo's popular video game consoles.
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" Mr. Trump appeared to acknowledge on Thursday that he was circumventing the rules-based trading system, asserting that the W.T.O. "has actually been a disaster for us.
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There are multiple cases of Tesla owners circumventing the requirement that drivers keep their hands on the wheel when the car's lane-keeping Autopilot feature is engaged.
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Instead of entertaining the possibility of a military intervention to remove Mr. Maduro, Washington should focus on circumventing our own budding kleptocracy led by another aspiring autocrat.
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At the core of each lawsuit is the argument that Trump is circumventing Congress to fund the wall along the US-Mexico border by declaring an emergency.
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And China seems more interested in circumventing the monetary order through a new crypto-currency than in destabilizing the existing financial system from which it currently benefits.
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In most cases, circumventing a game's DRM or access checks, even for the purposes of archiving the files, is illegal according to the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.
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Air India had made a similar request for slots to Israeli authorities last year but never followed through, after that circumventing Saudi airspace was not economically viable.
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It was his decision to make and it kind of surprised us," Kelly told the audience, adding family separation was "a purposeful response to circumventing the laws.
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The Pentagon said Sunday that Spencer's ouster resulted from the official circumventing normal channels and making a request of the White House with regard to the case.
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As if circumventing a Constitutional requirement wasn't bad enough, there is disturbing proof that West and A2J went out of their way to also exclude conservative groups.
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The bank has previously said that just two ex-employees were responsible for the scandal and that it is difficult to prevent determined staffers from circumventing controls.
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"In my experience developers and non-developer landlords who were correctly advised were certainly circumventing the obligation to offer freeholds to leaseholders in this way," she said.
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Unregistered marriage, in which a couple signs a piece of paper attesting to their union, is a way of circumventing the religious and social prohibition of premarital sex.
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The U.S. sought the arrest on allegations that Wanzhou was circumventing sanctions against Iran, and the U.S. has had a long running concern about Huawei and cyber spying.
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The next time you're up for a raise or receive a job offer, instead of circumventing the number, the thing you're talking about, why not just say it?
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In April, Volkswagen, which admitted to circumventing the emissions control system in U.S. diesel vehicles, was sentenced to three years' probation after pleading guilty to three felony counts.
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For most people, therefore, the best hope of circumventing Shor's algorithm is to find a bit of one-way maths that does not give quantum computers an advantage.
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Holding gun makers liable for such negligent practices would discourage them from circumventing background checks and encourage them to police their supply chain to root out rogue dealers.
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He accused Grosfeld of circumventing the board's governance in failing to report a meeting in which he, Bill Pulte Sr., and Bill Pulte Jr. asked Dugas to resign.
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Democrats and some Republicans worried about Trump circumventing the legislature's appropriations power after lawmakers passed only about $1.4 billion of the $5.7 billion the president sought for structures.
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His technical background led to a career directing science documentaries, though his approach indicated a preference for circumventing stylistic norms that would come to fruition in Liquid Sky.
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In April, Volkswagen, which admitted to circumventing the emissions control system in U.S. diesel vehicles, was sentenced to three years probation after pleading guilty to three felony counts.
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Similar comments were posted by YouTube and Facebook users underneath the video, while pilots in a Facebook group dedicated to circumventing DJI's no-fly zones condemned Stobenzki's flying.
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While circumventing encryption might seem like an answer, measures to "bypass" encryption simply undermine it and the trust users have in the security of their messages and data.
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Those hell-bent with the motive of inflicting mass death may ultimately find a way to do so by circumventing whatever regulations and roadblocks lawmakers put in place.
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Trump said he also hasn't ruled out the possibility of circumventing Congress by using a mechanism such as declaring a national emergency in order to build the wall.
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Cohen had already pleaded guilty to purposely circumventing campaign finance law to make the payments -- and said he did so at the direction of and coordinated with Trump.
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The F.B.I. argues that it is not asking for any sort of permanent back door and is merely asking for help in circumventing a single phone's password protection.
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"We cannot continue to let bad actors, like China, erode our national security advantage by circumventing our laws," said Senator John Cornyn, the Texas Republican sponsoring the bill.
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"Your appointment creates the appearance, and perhaps the effect, of circumventing the Senate's constitutional advice and consent responsibility for the position to which you have been nominated," Sens.
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But the idea of circumventing Congress was challenged by some within the administration who argued it would defy a legal opinion issued in 1992, under President George Bush.
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The Commerce Department announced today that it would initiate for the first time an investigation to determine if steel from China and Taiwan are circumventing protective U.S. tariffs.
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Enbridge has also increased the number of connections to the other 13 Cushing terminals, circumventing valves that can curtail how much crude can be moved to large pipelines.
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Conservatives may well applaud these specific policies, but using states as mere tools for circumventing Congress rather than respecting states' independent policy judgment is toxic for principled federalism.
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It asked the government to establish a minimum price of 78 cents a watt on panels produced anywhere outside the U.S. to keep companies from circumventing the penalties.
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Many doctors and hospitals offer cash discounts for uninsured patients, but more and more insured patients are taking advantage of those discounts as well, circumventing insurance all together.
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The United States has also called on the U.N. Security Council to blacklist 10 ships for circumventing sanctions on North Korea, documents seen by Reuters on Tuesday showed.
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Why it matters: Declaring a national emergency as a means of circumventing Congress would prompt significant backlash from Democrats, who would likely view it as an overreach of power.
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Photo: GettyUber has rightfully taken heat for its past privacy overreaches: tracking riders after they get dropped off, tracking Lyft drivers, tracking and circumventing law enforcement, tracking critical journalists.
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Since they work by circumventing your eardrum, they may allow you to hear your music more clearly than other headphone models that you place in or around your ears.
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So circumventing Juul's commerce system means that the counterfeiters are actually undermining the company's very intentional efforts to keep the cute lil' vapes out of the hands of kids.
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The changes recommended were designed to stop commanders from circumventing the system out of an overabundance of caution or sheer malicious intent, but that's not the majority of commanders.
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It seems curious that Silicon Valley companies claim to champion free speech at all costs but don't want to help when it comes to circumventing censorship using domain fronting.
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But by circumventing that step, Zoom potentially exposes its users to strangers ogling them online—which demonstrates the need for that extra layer of permission in the first place.
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DUBLIN, Ohio — Jason Day's long and winding road to the world No. 1 ranking began with him circumventing the short-game practice area at his boarding school in Australia.
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Rehabilitating the Army's long-range precision fires and missile defenses is key to circumventing Chinese area-denial weapons in the Pacific, the service's acting secretary, Ryan McCarthy, said Thursday.
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Ferdinand Piëch, a grandson of Mr. Porsche, was the chairman of the Volkswagen supervisory board during most of the period when the company was illegally circumventing air-quality rules.
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But DHS can only legally hold families together in detention for 20 days, unless a district judge changes her ruling or Congress passes a law circumventing the Flores Settlement.
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Prosecutors in cities from coast-to-coast confirmed that they plan to seek similar orders circumventing the device encryption on hundreds of phones in cases completely unrelated to terrorism.
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But it's clear that malware authors are getting much more savvy at circumventing Apple's iOS and app store protections, and could move their sights over other groups of victims.
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" For that reason, Mr. Mergele said, requiring the use of official data in sports betting would be "enabling the very people and companies that have been circumventing U.S. law.
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On Monday, Mr. Trump killed the potential $117 billion takeover, circumventing Qualcomm's shareholders, who had been asked to give Broadcom control by approving a slate of new board members.
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Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Democratic minority leader, said on Tuesday that Mr. Trump was effectively circumventing the law and "afraid to sanction Putin" and his associates.
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Messi and his father, Jorge Horacio Messi, were accused of circumventing tax obligations in Spain by using companies in Belize and Uruguay to sell the rights to Messi's image.
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Deniz Tolga Aytore, another lawyer for Kavala, was quoted in the court records as saying that the new warrant was aimed at circumventing the implementation of the ECHR ruling.
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Equally troubling is that the Judgment Fund was used as a means of circumventing the constitutional authority of Congress, which holds the power of the purse for good reason.
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By circumventing normal practices for formulating policies and their execution, the White House has created still-swirling confusion about whom the order targets and how it will be enforced.
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Florida Solicitor General Amit Agarwal argued that these actions are justified because Ayala refused to uphold state law, and is circumventing the will of the governor and State Legislature.
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In a related development, a band of 2628 centrist Republicans are revolting against Ryan, circumventing leadership by using a rare procedural tactic to force a series of immigration votes.
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The automaker in September 2015 admitted to circumventing the emissions control system in U.S. diesel vehicles for vehicles sold since 2009, prompting the resignation of the company's chief executive.
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In addition, a $9 million grant was given to the University of Toronto to fund projects aimed at circumventing government-backed firewalls and internet filtering in states like Iran.
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For the reform-minded, the ethics panels' paralysis is yet another symptom of a willful ignorance that allows the Capitol to make much of minor improvements while circumventing real change.
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Photo: GettyWhen security systems rely on our unique human characteristics—like our fingerprints and eyeballs—techniques for circumventing those systems can be far more macabre than just guessing a password.
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The company markets itself to detectives, but it appears anyone can buy technology from its website; the site also advertises phone cracking hardware for circumventing the passcode on mobile phones.
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The Blackhawks pulled the same cap-circumventing maneuver with Patrick Kane's clavicle in 2015, and won a Cup when Kane was magically healthy for Game 1 of the first round.
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The suit seeks to prevent Trump from circumventing Congress in order to divert money from other areas — including the military — to pay for a wall between the U.S. and Mexico.
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In all, 26 internet addresses were blocked by the order, including several servers used to scramble the final connection for users of Tor, an anonymity network popular for circumventing censorship.
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Specifically, the FBI wants us to make a new version of the iPhone operating system, circumventing several important security features, and install it on an iPhone recovered during the investigation.
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The natural gas pipe will run from southern Russia across the Black Sea to Turkey, allowing the state-owned company to send gas direct to southern Europe while circumventing Ukraine.
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"Your appointment creates the appearance, and perhaps the effect, of circumventing the Senate's constitutional advice and consent responsibility for the position to which you have been nominated," the Senators wrote.
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While the scam is simple, the penalties are stiff: People who marry for the purpose of circumventing immigration laws can be charged with visa fraud, harboring an alien, and conspiracy.
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On Tuesday, the state's voters approved expanding Medicaid to 21,220 of their poorest residents, circumventing the archconservative governor who has blocked the expansion five times in the past four years.
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The book includes multiple specific allegations of high-ranking staff members questioning the president's competence and circumventing some of his decisions, as well as Trump reportedly bad-mouthing top aides.
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"The agency has, in effect, enacted changes to the Medicare and Medicaid programs while circumventing Congress," said Representative Tom Price, Republican of Georgia and chairman of the House Budget Committee.
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Austria's government and police have said the law would provide the necessary legal basis for authorities to seek a technical solution for circumventing encrypted communication remotely and in real time.
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Libre VR also said that he would like to work with Oculus on a solution that allows people to play Oculus game on other headsets without circumventing the ownership check.
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A White House official confirmed that the U.S. Treasury is looking into the possibility of circumventing Congress to protect gains on capital assets from higher tax bills resulting from inflation.
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Trump is circumventing Congress to get money for his long-promised wall: He declared the situation at the U.S.-Mexico border was an emergency in order to secure the funds.
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"It's not about the policy; it's about the Constitution," said Ken Paxton, the Texas attorney general, who accused Mr. Obama of abusing his power by circumventing Congress to create law.
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She faced a staggering number of violations, 22 in all, from circumventing security mechanisms to aiding the enemy, an offense that carried with it the possibility of life in prison.
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Environmental groups are also mobilizing to fight the wall in court, but recent legal decisions raise doubts about their ability to successfully argue that federal authorities are circumventing environmental laws.
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The opposition does not recognize the Constituent Assembly, a sort of parallel congress created by Mr. Maduro two years ago as a means of circumventing the opposition-controlled National Assembly.
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The Republican president's move, circumventing Congress, seeks to make good on a 2016 presidential campaign pledge to build a border wall that Trump insists is necessary to curtail illegal immigration.
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Now, the 110-130-seat jet will be built for U.S. airlines at Airbus's Alabama assembly plant, circumventing any import penalties in a move that apparently caught Boeing off guard.
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Psiphon, however, is in the business of circumventing deliberate or accidental blockages with a suite of tools that analyze the network and attempt to find a way to patch you through.
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Circumventing all of those pesky grant applications and pleas for government funding, the Breakthrough Prize seeks to pump some rocket fuel into meaningful science research being done the old fashioned way.
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"Anytime a regulated entity is or appears to be designing a product or an approach that is, by its design, circumventing the rules we would take issue with that," she added.
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"All these accusations of circumventing police procedures should be proven in a competent court and if found meritorious should result in appropriate sanctions against the perpetrators," Abella said in a statement.
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Jailbreak Circumventing the security of a device, like an iPhone or a PlayStation, to remove a manufacturer's restrictions, generally with the goal to make it run software from non-official sources.
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Trump later declared a national emergency as a way of circumventing Congress to find money for the wall after a new appropriations measure approved by lawmakers did not meet his demands.
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Leaders on the Continent have little appetite at the moment for such a deal, and circumventing the clear will of British voters would appear politically problematic for whoever succeeds Mr. Cameron.
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"The FBI wants us to make a new version of the iPhone operating system, circumventing several important security features, and install it on an iPhone recovered during the investigation," Cook wrote.
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Last week a European Union official warned banks considering buying Russian government debt that they should ensure any investment is not a way of circumventing sanctions on Russian state-owned enterprises.
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For instance, striking the check-in counter at the Brussels airport inflicted serious casualties and disrupted air travel while circumventing the millions spent on added security screening before passengers board planes.
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Screenshots allow for annotation, highlighting, and circumventing character limits on Twitter, but the ease with which they are manipulated means they are unreliable and may fail to properly document their source.
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That standard is not adequate to measure harm by a tech company like Amazon, Khan argued, since the firm's structure has allowed it to keep prices low while circumventing antitrust enforcement.
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Attempts to promote forest health by circumventing evolution and genetically engineering trees, however, is bound to fail, with potentially irreversible impacts on the very ecosystems they ostensibly are intended to help.
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Circumventing barriers to customers in Asia, Europe and the United States will take some time, the company said, showing how the diplomatic face-off is inflicting havoc on global supply chains.
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Three former officials and one former head of India's Enforcement Directorate had reviewed the Philip Morris documents for Reuters and said the dealings should be investigated for circumventing India's foreign investment rules.
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Ireland's electoral law prohibits foreign donations, but some campaigns had been accused of circumventing this rule by using ads bought on social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter, as well as Google.
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"By circumventing the long established procedure for picking the city's top cop, Mayor Rahm Emanuel has loaded Chief Johnson down with baggage that reeks of backroom deals," Jackson said in a statement.
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This honeymoon period of consequence-free sexting ended when third-party apps like Snapchat Hack came onto the scene, circumventing Snapchat's protection and allowing users to share images sent via the app.
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In the user guidelines section of its updated TOS, Spotify notes that "circumventing or blocking advertisements in the Spotify Service, or creating or distributing tools designed to block advertisements" is strictly forbidden.
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The social network announced in a blog post on Tuesday that it is now circumventing ad blockers so that desktop users will see ads regardless of whether they have the software installed.
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The Republican president's move circumventing Congress represented a new approach to a 2016 presidential campaign pledge to halt the flow of immigrants into the country, which Trump maintains spreads crime and drugs.
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Three former officials and one former head of the Enforcement Directorate had reviewed the Philip Morris documents for Reuters and said the dealings should be investigated for circumventing India's foreign investment rules.
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Three former officials and one former head of Indias Enforcement Directorate had reviewed the Philip Morris documents for Reuters and said the dealings should be investigated for circumventing Indias foreign investment rules.
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The decision was seen as a concession to the taxi unions, who argued that by working with Uber, LOTI companies were circumventing a recent law that limits their activity to group transport.
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Circumventing local government: Emergency managers In no small part, mismanagement of the Flint water crisis was a result of state government bypassing local government, and ignoring the political will of its citizens.
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Iranian businessmen have for decades been traveling to Gulf Arab states that provide access to Gulf waters and free-trade zones in cities such as Dubai, re-exporting goods and circumventing sanctions.
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Had the original plan worked perfectly, Republicans would most likely have increased the debt limit as a rider to their tax bill or their repeal of the ACA, circumventing the filibuster altogether.
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HARRY HOLTNottingham "Way, José" (May 28th) described jeitinho in Brazil as a way of circumventing a law, and went on to say that Dilma Rousseff's impeachment is a jeitinho round the constitution.
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In a lawsuit filed today, it argues that the Digital Millennium Copyright Act's rules against circumventing copy protection — designed to stop people from pirating copyrighted works — places unconstitutional limits on free speech.
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Alexander Hamilton in the 69th publication within the Federalist Papers outlined in great specificity the duties and limitations inherent to the office, and President Obama himself derided his predecessor for circumventing Congress.
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For instance, Iranian traders have the option of trading in Chinese yuan-denominated crude oil futures on the Shanghai International Energy Exchange — circumventing any restrictions on dollar-denominated trade and U.S. banks.
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Many talented and independent writers — Varlam Shalamov (a fellow chronicler of the Gulag), Andrei Sinyavsky, Yuli Daniel and Joseph Brodsky — were circumventing the Soviet censorship with a new publication format called samizdat.
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Mr. Sessions said the documents improperly went beyond explaining existing laws, and instead essentially created new rules — circumventing the regular process for creating regulations, which can include public hearings and comment periods.
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Circumventing the established student bodies and representatives — "because they are elected for their pretty speeches, popularity, and cultural capital," according to Julien — the group collected food, cooked meals, and organized distribution itself.
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The agency announced that it would allow hundreds of labs to test for the virus, circumventing the C.D.C.'s centralized testing system and making it likely that cases will be detected faster.
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"Why is Roy Cooper so insistent on circumventing the electoral process and counting the votes of dead people and felons?" a McCrory campaign spokesman, Ricky Diaz, said in a statement this month.
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They were obliged to travel under false identities — a state of affairs known among Chinese immigrants as being a "paper son" — in the hope of circumventing the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882.
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And then he was off and running, briefed by his new friend Edmund Wilson on the secret of circumventing "that man named Ross" who persisted in editing people at The New Yorker.
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It should also be noted that officials in George W. Bush's White House, including political adviser Karl Rove, used a server controlled by the Republican National Committee for email, circumventing archiving rules.
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Boats can be used to ram rival boats—a method that featured heavily in the "scallop wars" earlier this year, as French fishermen tried to prevent Cornish competitors from circumventing local ecological restrictions.
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U.S. tech lands in ruling elites laps American technology contributes to North Korea's ability to engage in "disruptive" and "destructive" cyber operations as well as circumventing sanctions, Recorded Future said in its report.
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The key to circumventing those trade laws is a Hong Kong-based company called Asia Satellite Telecommunications, the report said, which is jointly owned by Carlyle Group and Chinese state-controlled Citic Group.
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The first is that — under one reading of Trump's tweets — they imply that the bureau acted as an Obama crony, illegally circumventing the judicial process and mounting a politically motivated investigation against Trump.
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On Tuesday a Canadian court granted her bail while she awaits a hearing on extradition to the U.S. where she is wanted in connection to circumventing sanctions on sales of technology to Iran.
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Moreover, circumventing the referendum process to access state and city coffers reveals a troubling foundation under this supposed agent of re-enfranchisement, even if there are local employment standards for the construction project.
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So there could be a wider risk attached to Apple encouraging people to adopt facial biometrics if overreaching state agents are able to use the tech as a route for circumventing individuals' rights.
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Republican lawmakers who voted to terminate Trump's action voiced concerns not only about presidents circumventing Congress' appropriations power, but also the prospect of Democratic administrations declaring emergencies on other topics in the future.
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They may resort to circumventing the banking system by directly purchasing newly issued government debt if a zero interest-rate policy, negative interest-rate policy and quantitative easing don't satisfy their inflation goals.
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U.S. negotiators also requested in a Tuesday meeting that Brazil take measures to prevent China from circumventing the U.S. tariffs, said FIESP foreign trade director Thomaz Zanotto, who was briefed on the discussions.
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The Treasury Department and IRS on Tuesday issued final regulations aimed at preventing residents of largely blue states from circumventing the GOP tax law's cap on the state and local tax (SALT) deduction.
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A coalition of 26 states, led by Texas, promptly challenged the plan, accusing the president of ignoring administrative procedures for changing rules and of abusing the power of his office by circumventing Congress.
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What he did was [write] a controller emulator that feeds the mouse input to the game as movement of the right analog stick, thereby circumventing the original mouse input of the game altogether.
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Now Banksy has released a statement explaining why he decided to open the hotel, aside from the fact that he's probably broke from other people circumventing him to scavenge and sell his art.
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In the days since, with no end in sight to the now record-long government shutdown, Trump may still consider circumventing Congress to pay for his border wall by declaring a national emergency.
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Reyes acts in her own best interests — circumventing the justice system and legal promises to get ahead in this world (see: how she doesn't save Grotto and instead uses him as Punisher bait).
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But what Def Con demonstrates each year is that this is a false bargain: for every promise of security from a centralized institution, there will always be individuals capable of circumventing that system.
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"Your appointment creates the appearance, and perhaps the effect, of circumventing the Senate's constitutional advice and consent responsibility for the position to which you have been nominated," they wrote in their Wednesday letter.
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Perhaps allowing an election to pass, so that actual voters can consider the facts and render a judgment, is more prudent than circumventing the established constitutional order that has served our republic well.
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A federal jury in March 2015 cleared Gault of intentionally committing fraud, but found him liable on less serious charges, including filing false certifications with the SEC and circumventing Heart Tronics' internal controls.
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The Trump administration wants the justices to bypass the judiciary's ordinary procedures so that these men can be executed right away — effectively circumventing the careful consideration judges typically give to novel legal questions.
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The simplest solution for circumventing the Electoral College is the National Popular Vote interstate compact I mentioned earlier, which would take effect once the member states made up a majority of electoral votes.
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Now many House and Senate Republicans could side with President Trump for doing what they saw as a grave abuse of power by Mr. Obama — circumventing an unwilling Congress in a spending dispute.
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As noted… above, when the agency collects encrypted communications under Section 2702, it can retain those communications indefinitely, and public disclosures indicate that the NSA has succeeded in circumventing encryption protocols in various contexts.
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"Mere knowledge of the particular vulnerability exploited here could potentially lead the expert to later build his own exploit, or assist others in doing so, thereby effectively circumventing a protective order," Judge Brooks wrote.
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The letter added that unplugging and discarding a motherboard containing unwanted code within the scooter isn't an act of circumventing as it doesn't bypass or modify Bird's code — which copyright law says is illegal.
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Law enforcement has recently begun using secretive tools like GrayKey and Cellebrite to hack into iPhones of suspects, and disabling the lightning port is believed to be a key factor in circumventing those methods.
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While it certainly is a little more effort than, say, circumventing the S8's facial recognition with a picture, the hack is certainly simple enough for the average person to do on their own.
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Trump sought a much heftier $8.6 billion in border funding last year, and the $2 billion this year reflects the administration's success in circumventing Congress to free up billions of dollars for barrier construction.
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Democrats are expected to bring up a resolution that would disapprove of rules aimed at preventing blue states from circumventing the GOP tax law's $10,85033 cap on the state and local tax (SALT) deduction.
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Notably the hack was accomplished by circumventing the two-factor authentication Reddit had in place via SMS interception — which should be a wake-up call to any who haven't moved on from that method.
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But federal agencies are very good at circumventing that process (take this Firefox bug, for instance), and from the beginning the question wasn't whether the FBI would wriggle out of the process, but how.
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Earnest would not comment on whether anyone in the administration had sought such a decision by Facebook, but he said some companies are interested in preventing individuals from circumventing background checks via Internet sales.
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When President Donald Trump granted his very first pardon to Arizonan former sheriff Joe Arpaio, he bucked process and precedent by circumventing the Department of Justice's unit dedicated to making recommendations on such requests.
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She accused the Armed Forces of the Philippines and the Philippine National Police of being complicit in circumventing the legal process, because they received advance notice of the funeral and assisted in the ceremony.
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Now, Twitter is vague on the details around what these "steps" actually are (presumably to prevent people from circumventing them), but the move appears to be targeted at some of the site's worst offenders.
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This is a most important consideration in the face of cybersecurity issues where hackers and rogue states may achieve economic power and steal financial resources by breaching the financial system and circumventing financial sanctions.
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After some states started considering and passing legislation aimed at circumventing the SALT deduction cap, the IRS issued a notice in May 2018 saying that it planned to issue proposed rules about the workarounds.
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It's an intriguing product that turns the Peloton concept on its head by circumventing gym equipment for a full body mirror designed to help people motivate themselves into improving their at-home workout experience.
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Using the Tor Browser is great for circumventing censorship or protecting your privacy, but recommending it as a general security tool is probably going to cause a lot of headaches for the ordinary consumer.
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Bottom line: "Nobody wants to talk about it, but the number one use case for bitcoin (beyond speculation) is and will continue to be circumventing capital controls," says Ryan Selkis, managing director of CoinDesk.
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Security experts agree, however, that circumventing the iPhone&aposs security poses a significant risk to iPhone users since it would provide a means to obtain private data that even Apple can&apost presently access.
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But the group that has blasted undocumented immigrants for circumventing the law has itself skirted the legal process, failing to receive proper documentation for its wall and leaving its privately funded projects, ironically, undocumented.
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"Circumventing patent rights on medical innovation with march-in — which has never been used — threatens our country's ability to remain competitive," said Tom Wilbur, a spokesman for the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America.
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On Monday, 16 states filed states filed a lawsuit in the US District Court for the Northern District of California, arguing that the President is circumventing Congress in order to pay for the wall.
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When Ms. Pelosi became speaker in January, Democrats sought to pursue a triangulation strategy of circumventing the Republican-led Senate to work directly with the White House on issues like prescription drugs and infrastructure.
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"Big orchard owners and food processing units are circumventing all norms, including giving minimum wages particularly in the case of women who are paid just 150 rupees ($2)," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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California Insurance Commissioner Dave Jones said in a statement posted on the state insurance department's website that Zenefits was charged with allowing unlicensed employees to sell insurance and circumventing education requirements for insurance agents.
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Hill told congressional investigators that Giuliani and other officials, including Gordon Sondland, the U.S. ambassador to the European Union, appeared to be circumventing the NSC in pursuit of a shadow foreign policy toward Ukraine.
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That's generally a bigger cut than most affiliate deals, but one which BuzzFeed commerce chief Ben Kaufman claims is fair since these merchants are circumventing retailers like Amazon, which would require their own cut.
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Circumventing Congress in order to sell munitions to the Saudis "would be a complete abuse of power," Murphy told CNN, adding that the administration could put its plan in motion as early as this week.
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Amazon told BuzzFeed News in a statement that it "does not tolerate fraud," although it declined to provide details about what actions it is taking in order to keep bad actors from circumventing these systems.
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Get past all that, though, and "Rats" really comes across as something of an admiring ode to these little vermin, a tribute to how resourceful they are in evolving and circumventing means of exterminating them.
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Just this week, Samsung announced in South Korea that a September 20 software update would effectively cap at-risk Note 7's batteries at 60 percent in the hopes of circumventing the phone's battery flaw.
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Because Trump is now trying to reauthorize funds that were originally appropriated for other purposes, legal experts say Democrats can, once again, use this same argument and emphasize that he's circumventing Congress by doing so.
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This is a change, of course, for Tesla because, up until now, it has been selling its cars around the country in company-run showrooms that sell direct to customers — thereby circumventing the dealership model.
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It is not about circumventing rules, but rather acknowledging that it is impossible to know what could be done if we box companies in and hold them accountable for rules that never contemplated new technologies.
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One example of a website utilizing this Chrome loophole is The Boston Globe, which replaces articles viewed in Incognito mode with an on-screen prompt in an attempt to stop users from circumventing its paywall.
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This cadre of companies notorious for ignoring and circumventing regulations offering cash for the city to abandon laws governing them must have come across as a brazen attempt to buy their way out of trouble.
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J.P. Morgan economist Allan Monks speculated that the TFS could ultimately provide a path for the BoE to introduce negative interest rates by the back door, circumventing Carney's opposition and effectively paying banks to lend.
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He's the one walking a tightrope on some issues: On Medicaid expansion, for example, which Kasich had pursued by circumventing the GOP-led legislature, DeWine has been hard to pin down, the Toledo Blade reported.
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Bernie TV Since the 2016 election, Sanders has also built a massive collection of Facebook videos -- and is now beginning to host his own live events, circumventing the mainstream political press while attracting massive audiences.
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This time, the companies are seeking blanket global protections to keep manufacturers from circumventing tariffs aimed at specific countries by expanding elsewhere in what the petition referred to as a game of Whac-a-Mole.
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A key part of the northern encirclement is building the Nord Stream 2 pipeline to supply gas to Germany, as well as building TurkStream pipeline via the Black Sea to Turkey by circumventing Ukrainian transit.
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With a separate Chinese state-owned firm, State Grid Corporation of China (SGCC), owning 25 percent of Portugal's state power network REN, China is also circumventing EU unbundling legislation, which bans utilities from owning grids.
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All of them are checked for AML, anti-money laundering, all of them are checked for OFAC compliance ... Name your acronym for financial regulation and we ... What Ripple's doing is not circumventing any regulatory frameworks.
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House Democrats, furious at what they describe as Trump circumventing Congress, included in the NDAA provisions to ban the use of Pentagon funds on the wall and limit the Pentagon's ability to transfer money between accounts.
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But as Lewis' samples show, the scammers are circumventing this prohibition with ease — using Lewis' image to drive unwitting clicks to a secondary offsite layer of fake news articles that directly push people towards crypto scams.
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Many are too focused on circumventing the "go to the App Store and download the app and create a username" problem, as it's no doubt a huge source of drop-off in the customer acquisition funnel.
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And last year the UK's Electoral Commission confirmed the vote was tarnished by in influx of dark money ploughed into social media ads — with platforms such as Facebook offering an unregulated route for circumventing democratic norms.
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Since then, Trump and his administration have been looking at the possibility of circumventing Congress to get his wall built, by declaring a national emergency and diverting taxpayer dollars from other projects to fund the barrier.
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In a complaint to the ITC on Tuesday, the U.S. steelmaker called on regulators to investigate dozens of Chinese firms for allegedly conspiring to fix prices, stealing trade secrets and circumventing trade duties by false labeling.
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El Aissami and Lopez Bello, both 44, were each charged with five counts of circumventing sanctions and violating the Foreign Narcotics Kingpin Designation Act, which targets people believed to threaten U.S. economic and foreign policy interests.
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What we take issue with are companies that use their size to threaten competition by gaming the system and ignoring or circumventing the law, especially those laws enacted to ensure patient health, safety and quality care.
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Declaring the emergency, the Trump administration informed congressional committees on May 24 that it was going ahead with 22 military deals worth $8.1 billion, circumventing a long-standing precedent for lawmakers to review major weapons sales.
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The FTC's biggest fine levied on a tech company to date — the $22.5 million it demanded from Google in 2012 for circumventing privacy settings in Safari on iOS to track users' behavior — would pale in comparison.
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Apps including Uber Eats, Deliveroo, DoorDash, and Foodora are notorious for pocketing tips, refusing to compensate workers for injuries, and systematically refusing to recognize workers as employees as a way of circumventing the costs of benefits.
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The document, "Speak Truth to Power," is broken into two sections: "Know Your Rights" and "Know Your Options" and is presented as a resource for circumventing the Trump administration's pause on external communication by federal agencies.
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The offer from the whistleblower would provide a direct channel of communications with Republicans on the committee — circumventing Schiff, whom Trump defenders have sought to paint as a partisan operative conducting an unfair investigation in secret.
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The regulation released on Thursday, if it goes into effect, would enshrine some of the protections while circumventing others, by allowing the government to detain children in facilities not licensed by state authorities to hold minors.
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The average ETA of a car on 99 is three minutes, and, unlike private cars, taxis are allowed to use bus lanes, in effect circumventing much of the congestion and traffic the country is often plagued with.
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"They would interfere with patient access to medicine, while also undermining the U.S. intellectual property system, replicating the flawed policies of foreign governments and circumventing the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's robust safety standards," the group said.
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And despite Congress' involvement in approving any spending, such an approach might also open Trump to charges of circumventing the House and the Senate to take unilateral actions, something he repeatedly criticized President Barack Obama for doing.
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The closely watched case has been taken to the EU's highest court by Barcelona's established taxi drivers, who, like taxi drivers the world over, complain that Uber has muscled into their market by circumventing local transport regulations.
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The new rules specifically state that "circumventing or blocking advertisements in the Spotify Service, or creating or distributing tools designed to block advertisements in the Spotify Service" can result in immediate termination or suspension of your account.
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She told lawmakers President Donald Trump's personal attorney Rudy Giuliani was circumventing the State Department to run what some Democrats have labeled a "shadow foreign policy" and that others in the administration were concerned about his work.
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RELATED: White House staff shake-up comes in wake of health care debacle Leadership officials are wary of timelines and, perhaps more importantly, don't want to be accused again of circumventing the process and forcing something through.
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In the worst case of deliberately circumventing the rules, countries could also be banned from hosting major events and athletes would be stopped from competing unless they could prove they had undergone a rigorous anti-doping program.
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He had engineered a major change in Kentucky's primary system to allow him to run for two offices at the same time, a move aimed at circumventing a prohibition in state law prohibiting candidates from doing so.
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He might test the limits of executive power, however, by trying to erect his border barrier, asking allies to pay for protection or bullying through other policies by circumventing channels established by 220 years of constitutional law.
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"There is no factual basis for the declaration of a national emergency for the purpose of circumventing the appropriations process and reprogramming billions of dollars in funding to construct a wall at the southern border," they wrote.
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In it, the group warned that rules completed in February that make it easier for credit unions to engage in business lending threaten to unfairly cut into community banking business, while circumventing statutory language governing credit unions.
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Three former officials and one former head of India's main financial crime-fighting agency, the Enforcement Directorate, reviewed the Philip Morris documents for Reuters and said the dealings should be investigated for circumventing India's foreign investment rules.
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When we met with Doogee back in February, the company showed off a number of prototypes aimed at circumventing the notch, including a similar pop up model and a version that slides to reveal a camera inside.
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China says it continues to encourage genuine overseas deals but has vowed to limit investment in overseas property, hotels, entertainment, sports clubs and film industries it suspects is more speculative and aimed at circumventing tight capital controls.
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The administration has attempted to avoid all debate on climate change by circumventing Congress and signing international agreements without the consent of the Senate, and it now appears that Democratic attorneys general are following the president's lead.
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"There is a near-systematic purge happening at the nation's second-largest national security agency," a senior administration official told CNN on Monday, speaking of D.H.S. The president is filling positions with acting officials, circumventing Senate confirmation.
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Just getting placed in the Google Play Store, circumventing the measures Google takes to vet new apps, testifies to its high degree of sophistication and the extensive efforts invested in its development, the Check Point researchers said.
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"The dilemma that the population faces is to find ways to satisfy basic daily needs while circumventing the formal prohibition and punishment of private initiative by a State that fails to provide for those needs," Quintana wrote.
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Nya, played with razor-edged anxiety by a smashing Karen Pittman ("Disgraced" on Broadway), has sent her son, Omari (Namir Smallwood), away to a private school in hopes of circumventing the criminal future she fears for him.
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Those suspicions were heightened earlier this year after POLITICO first reported Verma directed a multi-million-dollar federal contract to outside communications consultants, circumventing her agency's own extensive communication staff, in part to boost her personal brand.
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Those companies are facing new civil suits in New York, Vermont and Washington State that accuse them of evading regulators and circumventing DEA rules, which all three companies have denied doing, according to the New York TImes.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump would almost certainly face a legal challenge if he carries out his threat to get funding for a U.S.-Mexico border wall by declaring a national emergency and circumventing Congress's purse-strings power.
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The shell company will use the money to acquire all or part of a privately held tech company, thereby taking it public and circumventing what Palihapitiya sees as the unnecessarily long, expensive and distracting process of going public.
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The rules may yet permit retaliation; the idea that Mr Trump's tariffs have anything to do with national security is laughable; and it would smack of double standards for retaliators to defend the multilateral system while circumventing it.
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" The president of UAW, Gary Jones, also commented that "The practice of circumventing American labor in favor of moving production to nations that tolerate wages less than half of what our American brothers and sisters make, must stop.
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In another provision, Gonzalez wrote in language that would let cruise line operators allow foreign workers to enter the United States to make repairs on ships for up to 90 days, circumventing the cumbersome and costly visa process.
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Zello's circumventing lasted for nearly a year, until it seemed the regulator started to use a more blanket approach of blocking entire subnets — a move that ultimately led to Google and Amazon asking Zello to cease its activities.
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We echo concerns set out in the letter that the administration's apparent approach would flout the will of Congress by disregarding federal law and circumventing the Senate's role in providing advice and consent for a Census Bureau director.
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The Trump administration informed congressional committees that it will go ahead with 22 military sales to the Saudis, United Arab Emirates and Jordan, infuriating lawmakers by circumventing a long-standing precedent for congressional review of major weapons sales.
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WASHINGTON, Aug 30 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Thursday said he is considering linking capital gains taxes to inflation, a move that could mean circumventing the U.S. Congress to give a substantial tax cut to wealthy Americans.
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This measure, also known as the "Uniting for Peace" resolution and the "Acheson Plan," which dates from 1950, provides a means of circumventing a deadlocked Security Council and enabling the United Nations to enact collective resistance to aggression.
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Patten also admitted to arranging for a U.S. citizen to act as a straw purchaser for tickets to Trump's inauguration on behalf of a Ukrainian oligarch, thereby circumventing a law prohibiting foreigners form providing money to the inaugural.
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To end what the petition referred to as a game of Whac-a-Mole, the two companies sought blanket global protections to prevent manufacturers from circumventing tariffs aimed at specific countries, which the commission moved ahead on Friday.
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Mr. Macron has been in the cross hairs of European lawmakers because he is seen as the main culprit behind circumventing them in the nomination process for the European Commission president, arguably the most powerful job in Brussels.
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Pitting Americans' interest in creating jobs and improving infrastructure against our need for clean air and water, Trump's inadequate plan also calls for circumventing one of our oldest and most effective environmental laws, the National Environmental Policy Act.
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Under intense pressure from moderates in the Tuesday Group to reject the idea, Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) and his team shied away from the strategy, worried that it would make them look hypocritical for circumventing regular order.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump will almost certainly face legal challenges over his decision to declare a national emergency to get additional funding for a U.S.-Mexico border wall, circumventing the power of Congress to set spending policy.
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Patten also admitted to arranging for a U.S. citizen to act as a straw purchaser for tickets to Trump's inauguration on behalf of a Ukrainian oligarch, thereby circumventing a law prohibiting foreigners from providing money to the inaugural.
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More than 150 ballot measures will be up for consideration on Tuesday, according to a Ballotpedia tally, including 63 measures placed on the ballot by petition that could create new laws or strike down old ones, circumventing state legislatures.
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Introduced during the financial crisis and due to run at least until the end of next year, the ECB's "fixed-rate, full allotment" tenders were a potent tool in circumventing a freeze in inter-bank lending at the time.
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"President Trump's proposed immigration plan is an outrageous attempt to shut doors to everyone but the most wealthy and privileged individuals, circumventing human rights and legal obligations toward asylum-seekers," Amnesty International said in a statement after Trump's speech.
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As Engadget points out, the purpose of the DRM is to protect media companies from piracy; rooted devices that give users control over the operating system have a greater possibility of circumventing the barrier put forward by the DRM.
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The Trump administration informed congressional committees on Friday that it will go ahead with 22 military sales to the Saudis, United Arab Emirates and Jordan, infuriating lawmakers by circumventing a long-standing precedent for congressional review of such sales.
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Amazon's vice-president of Prime International, Jamil Ghani, said in a statement that Prime in Australia would offer free international delivery on products sold on Amazon's U.S. website, which shoppers could order on the Australian site, circumventing the geoblocking.
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House leaders voted 3-2 Thursday to file a lawsuit against the Trump administration blocking President Trump's national emergency to build a border wall, arguing that he is violating the Appropriations Clause of the U.S. Constitution by circumventing Congress.
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The concept of Kiron is perfect for people who have the kind of living conditions that many refugees are forced into because it allows for a lot of flexibility, while simultaneously circumventing the bureaucratic nightmare of the German system.
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Piaggio Fast Forward has taken a different approach to circumventing traffic on the ground than other startups in this space, such as the delivery drone makers Flirtey and Zipline or Starship Technologies, which makes semi-autonomous personal delivery robots.
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Documents seen by Reuters this month showed Washington called on the Security Council to blacklist 10 ships for circumventing sanctions by conducting ship-to-ship transfers of refined petroleum products to North Korean vessels or transporting North Korean coal.
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But Republican Senator Susan Collins and Democrat Tom Udall, sponsors of the bipartisan measure, said Congress needs to stand up for its power over making major decisions about spending taxpayer money and prevent Trump from circumventing the U.S. Constitution.
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So the most logical explanation for Sun Chaser winding up there would be if it actually did made it past the edge of the world to the west, circumventing the globe to arrive on the other side of Essos.
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There was bipartisan agreement in the Senate Foreign Relations Committee Thursday that the legislative branch should take decisive action against Russia, even if that means circumventing the White House's expressed desire for a better relationship between the two nations.
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Kelly has seen his status as chief of staff diminished in recent months, with the President circumventing many of the policies and protocols the retired Marine Corps general put in place when he entered the West Wing last year.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump would almost certainly face a legal challenge if he makes good on his threat to get funding for a U.S.-Mexico border wall by declaring a national emergency and circumventing Congress's purse-strings power.
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Spencer was ousted for circumventing the chain of command by working on a "secret agreement with the White House" to reinstate Navy SEAL Eddie Gallagher despite resistance from the Pentagon, a senior defense official told CNN at the time.
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NAYPYIDAW, Myanmar — The governing party of Myanmar's democracy leader Daw Aung San Suu Kyi took a step to formalize her role as the country's leader on Thursday, circumventing a stricture in the Constitution that prevents her from being president.
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Hill plans to say that Giuliani and Sondland side-stepped the proper process for accessing Trump on Ukraine issues, the person familiar with her expected testimony said, including circumventing John Bolton, who was Trump's national security adviser until September.
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ALAMOGORDO, N.M. (Reuters) - A Congressional delegation of Democrats touring a Border Patrol facility in New Mexico on Monday warned President Donald Trump against circumventing Congress and diverting already appropriated money toward building a wall on the U.S.-Mexico border.
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The IPAB provision "is almost unanimously loathed by both parties in Congress, and an abbreviated legislative process for circumventing the mechanism this year is already underway," Rob Smith, an analyst at Capital Alpha Partners, said in a research note.
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One case comes to mind, though — in 2010, a blogger known only as "Protocol Snow" claimed Apple had given him a "lifetime ban" for buying too many iPads (and circumventing Apple's then two-per-customer limit on the iPad).
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Despite the aggressive approach, a senior White House official defended how the administration has handled the Democratic requests so far, arguing that the White House's response is measured compared to Cummings' approach of circumventing them to interview former officials.
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A source familiar with the case told CNN that the Intelligence Community Whistleblowers Protection Act likely only offers one real path forward: circumventing the Office of the Director of National Intelligence and giving the complaint directly to the committee.
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A source familiar with the case told CNN that the Intelligence Community Whistleblowers Protection Act likely offers only one real path forward: circumventing the Office of the Director of National Intelligence and giving the complaint directly to the committee.
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He promises to staff his White House with savvy legislative aides, but more broadly, he is calling for circumventing McConnell to build public pressure for the issues that enjoy broad bipartisan majorities, larger than 10 years ago, he said.
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Department stores looking to be survivors must now prove they can buy inventory their shoppers want, continue to find growth in their off-price concepts and keep the apparel brands from circumventing them by going directly to their consumers.
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Apple's always frowned upon apps collecting data from each other — it's why it has sandboxing rules in the first place — but these latest guidelines would seem to go a step further in order to prevent developers from circumventing its policies.
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In a complaint to the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC), the U.S. steelmaker called on regulators to investigate dozens of Chinese producers and their distributors for allegedly conspiring to fix prices, stealing trade secrets and circumventing trade duties by false labeling.
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House Democrats, furious at what they describe as Trump circumventing Congress's power of the purse, included in the NDAA provisions to ban the use of Pentagon funds on the wall and limit the department's ability to transfer money between accounts.
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She was concerned that Giuliani was circumventing the State Department by seeking the removal of then-US Ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch and pushing for Ukraine to open an investigation into the former vice president and his son Hunter Biden.
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Pollution from many popular diesel cars is much worse when it is colder than 18 degrees Celsius, according to new research reported by the BBC, raising the possibility that many makes of cars could be circumventing European rules on emissions.
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Declaring an emergency because of tensions with Iran, the Trump administration informed congressional committees on May 24 that it was going ahead with 22 military deals worth $8.1 billion, circumventing a long-standing precedent for lawmakers to review major weapons sales.
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The service, which alters copyrighted material in order to remove adult language, violence and nudity, was found to be in violation of the law and ordered to temporarily stop circumventing copyright protections, copying copyrighted materials, and streaming them over the internet.
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In April, Volkswagen, which admitted to circumventing the emissions control system in U.S. diesel vehicles for vehicles sold since 2009, was sentenced to three years probation after pleading guilty to three felony counts and paid $4.3 billion in federal penalties.
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The Republican president's move, circumventing Congress, seeks to make good on a 2016 presidential campaign pledge to build a border wall that Trump insists is necessary to curtail illegal immigration he blames for bringing crime and drugs into the United States.
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Facebook has introduced new steps it's taking to crack down on "cloaking," or the practice of circumventing ad and content review checks by Facebook to get people to click on something they aren't expecting, often diet pill scams or pornography sites.
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When Greenko first used the structure in August 2014, the Reserve Bank of India spoke to bankers on the deal and issued a statement warning companies against circumventing its restrictions on offshore borrowings, although the central bank never named Greenko specifically.
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Societe Generale The family of the former owners of a Cuban bank seized by Fidel Castro's government nearly six decades ago sued Societe Generale for approximately $792 million, saying the French bank owes damages for circumventing U.S. sanctions against Cuba.
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WASHINGTON, Feb 14 (Reuters) - President Donald Trump will almost certainly face legal challenges over his decision to declare a national emergency to get additional funding for a U.S.-Mexico border wall, circumventing the power of Congress to set spending policy.
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BERLIN, June 22 (Reuters) - Polish Prime Minister Beata Szydlo told German Chancellor Angela Merkel that Warsaw is concerned about plans by German power firms and Russian monopoly Gazprom to build another natural gas pipeline circumventing Poland, Szydlo said on Wednesday.
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Hundreds of drone owners are signing up to online forums that detail methods of circumventing flight restrictions imposed by drone manufacturer DJI, and DJI itself is fighting back against these hackers by removing the software that is vulnerable to being hacked.
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Read more: A huge majority of Americans want a $15 minimum wage, but they waver after hearing its economic impactStill, Rudalevige says there are several political benefits to wielding executive power and circumventing Congress, which could be worth risking political blowback.
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In 2007, when the United States ambassador dropped in on King Salman, then a prince and the governor of Riyadh Province, to say farewell at the end of his posting, the governor asked for help circumventing America's stringent visa procedures.
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Jardine hypothesises that it may be connected to a country's political need for such tools, such as circumventing censorship, but also the increased opportunity for their use—for example, in the US, Tor can be used easily without major consequence.
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Declaring a national emergency because of tensions with Iran, the Trump administration informed congressional committees on May 24 that it was going ahead with the 22 military deals, circumventing a long-standing precedent for lawmakers to review major weapons sales.
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One of the ways Beijing has sought to stem the flow of information out of China is by cracking down on the use of virtual private networks (VPNs) as a way of circumventing its censorship system, known as the Great Firewall.
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In an interview with Fox News that aired on Sunday, Mr. Trump claimed that he did not know that Mr. Whitaker had criticized the Russia investigation before he designated him acting attorney general, circumventing Deputy Attorney General Rod J. Rosenstein.
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"By circumventing the procedures adopted by Congress, and thereby overturning the careful weighing of policy considerations they reflect, the government is seeking to enlist the judiciary in re-writing laws without engaging in an essential public debate," the companies said.
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Trump's technique of keeping an unusually large number of senior officials in his administration in an "acting" status has, in addition to circumventing senatorial confirmation requirements, made purging all the easier and the implied pressure from above all the greater.
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The time frame of the poll fell a week before Bera's father, Babulal Bera, was sentenced to a year in prison for illegally circumventing maximum donation limits for two of his son's House campaigns by funneling donations through other people.
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In May, the Ministry of Environmental Protection (MEP) said steelmakers and coal-fired power generators in Hebei were violating state guidelines by continuing to expand, while some local firms were also involved in "fraudulent practices" aimed at circumventing pollution rules.
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In fact, many institutional fixes — such as adopting balanced budget amendments, or imposing term limits, or insisting that every new regulation undergo an analysis by the Congressional Budget Office — do not directly limit government, and politicians are adept at circumventing them.
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The use of a subpoena in civil court also runs the danger of circumventing state laws that are intended to shield reporters from having to reveal their sources, said Lynn Walsh, a member of the board of the Society of Professional Journalists.
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Gartner is the founder of Duty to Warn, a network of mental health experts across the country making a concerted push into politics and who appear to be circumventing their profession's own rules about diagnosing public figures they have never evaluated themselves.
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The usual script of industry resisting environmental regulations flipped last week in California: Major auto industry players reached a surprise deal with state officials to enact tougher fuel economy rules, circumventing the federal Environmental Protection Agency that is working to weaken them.
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Despite India's tradition of hunger strike activism, authorities labeled Irom's a possible illegal suicide attempt and forced her to reaffirm her strike periodically to re-arrest her on new charges, circumventing a law against holding a prisoner before trial for over a year.
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Meanwhile, Taiwanese social media coverage ignored this completely and focused on the narrow-minded zeal they considered typical of Chinese patriots, and gleefully pointed out the irony in a patriotism that required illegally circumventing the government's own firewall, which prevents access to Facebook.
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They previously failed to nix a rule aimed at preventing blue states from circumventing the GOP tax law's $10,000 cap on the state and local tax deduction, as well as failing to prevent implementation of the Environmental Protection Agency's power plant rule.
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The state of the brain when these intentions are formed are then encoded in a wireless signal which is sent to another part of the nervous system, thereby circumventing the damaged regions of the nervous system and restoring movement in the paralyzed limb.
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The SPV was conceived as a clearing house that could be used to help match Iranian oil and gas exports against purchases of EU goods in an effective barter arrangement circumventing U.S. sanctions, based on global use of the dollar for oil sales.
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The Hill's Peter Schroeder has the story: The group warned that rules completed in February that make it easier for credit unions to engage in business lending threaten to unfairly cut into community banking business, while circumventing statutory language governing credit unions.
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U.S. producers, along with United Company Rusal have accused Chinese producers of circumventing a 15-percent export tax on primary aluminum by shipping so-called "fake" semi-fabricated products that are intended to be re-melted later, piling pressure on overseas rivals.
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The ECB said some of the changes in Hungarian central bank monetary instruments, which led to incentives for local banks to purchase government securities, could be seen as a means of circumventing the so-called prohibition of privileged access in the EU's Treaty.
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Yet underlying changes in the two parties' demographic and geographic bases of support may offer a path toward eventually circumventing the NRA-led blockade -- particularly if gun control advocates can update the balancing act that Clinton employed in his two landmark victories.
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Despite India's tradition of hunger strike activism , authorities labeled Irom's a possible illegal suicide attempt and forced her to reaffirm her strike periodically to re-arrest her on new charges, circumventing a law against holding a prisoner before trial for over a year.
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"I had heard and read about his process and how he films his movies and how he treats his actors and just his whole way of circumventing the whole kind of Hollywood vanity style of filmmaking," Gyllenhaal said of the Wild filmmaker.
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In a follow-up tweet to its users about its return to Barcelona, Cabify warns they need to accept its new T&Cs before being able to resume using the app in the city — highlighting its method for circumventing the wait-time restriction.
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We reached out to Facebook for a response to Yaxley-Lennon's use of its livestreaming platform to harass Stuchbery, and to ask how it intends to prevent banned Far Right activists from circumventing bans and carrying on making use of its platform.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Philip Morris International Inc has for years paid manufacturing costs to its Indian partner to make its Marlboro cigarettes, circumventing a nine-year-old government ban on foreign direct investment in the industry, internal company documents reviewed by Reuters showed.
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"What you are doing is circumventing Congress to get funding for the wall, which you could not get during the conference process," she said, referring to a bipartisan spending measure approved by Congress and signed into law by Trump on Feb. 14.
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What's more, Komisaruk has discovered that this third nerve, the vagus, carries sensation from the cervix directly to the brain, circumventing the spinal cord, as evidenced by his finding that women whose spinal cord is severed can still orgasm from cervical stimulation.
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The Trump administration and the State Department quietly enacted this requirement in May of 21 as part of their plans for "extreme vetting," and possibly a way of circumventing the disputed travel ban, which has since been upheld by the Supreme Court.
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Senator Marco Rubio, a Florida Republican who sits on the Foreign Relations Committee, said that circumventing Congress on a Middle East arms sale would be "a big mistake," though he added that he would need to see the specifics of such a deal.
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By having the ability to post whatever he wants Mr. Trump is in fact "circumventing the press", but when this ability is used to slander a religion that accounts for approximately one fifth of the entire globe, he begins to cross a line.
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The Justice Department depends heavily on extradition as a tool to prosecute foreigners abroad who are accused of violating American laws by engaging in activities like hacking, corporate espionage and circumventing bans on transferring sensitive technology to countries trying to build nuclear weapons.
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Glaser's lawyer told CNN that the "lies being peddled about the plea bargain are a crude attempt at circumventing the burden to prove Mr. Glaser's guilt in court," and denied that demands for a Flemish translator were attempts to delay the proceedings.
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The GAO said it shared a draft of its findings with the Department of Homeland Security, which responded by saying that "behavior detection has been shown to be a successful tool in preventing individuals from circumventing screening at airports," according to the office.
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Hill testified that Giuliani ran a shadow foreign policy aimed at circumventing the normal channels of U.S. policy in a politically motivated gambit to personally benefit Trump, both the Times and The Washington Post reported, citing people in the room for her testimony.
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After circumventing the will of a Congress that refused to fund the wall, the department faces an uphill task trying to convince lawmakers that they should put money back into projects whose money has been diverted by the Pentagon to the wall.
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Pruitt resigned 14 months after the interview took place, following a flurry of stories about ethical lapses including excessive spending for travel and security, trying to get his wife a job and circumventing the White House to get raises for top aides.
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As one of my topics of research, I spent a fair amount of time tracing how some of those outfits were circumventing the then-existing arms embargo on (white) South Africa by using shadow companies, shipping weapons through third countries, and similar deceptions.
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The SPV is a kind of clearing house that could be used to help match Iranian oil and gas exports against purchases of EU goods in an effective barter arrangement circumventing U.S. sanctions, based on global use of the dollar for oil sales.
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The SPV was conceived as a clearing house that could be used to help match Iranian oil and gas exports against purchases of EU goods, circumventing the U.S. sanctions, which are based on the global use of the dollar for oil trade.
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JPMorgan Traders Fired Over Compliance | JPMorgan Chase fired two employees, including the head of its government debt trading desk, who were accused of circumventing the bank's compliance procedures after a disagreement in valuing certain trades, The Financial Times reports, citing people familiar with the matter.
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"The administration's repeated and unjustified efforts to subject Dreamers to deportation are nothing but cruel, and there is no justification for circumventing appellate court review," Tom Jawetz, vice president of immigration policy at the Center for American Progress Action Fund, said in a statement.
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Compromising authentication would also result in platforms themselves gaining a mechanism that they could use to snoop on users' comms — thereby circumventing the wider privacy benefits provided by end to end encryption in the first place, perhaps especially when deployed on commercial messaging platforms.
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The US Justice Department rolled out a new policy on Wednesday allowing the government to seize more possessions and money under federal authority — in some cases circumventing state or local laws, even when a person has not been charged or convicted of a crime.
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MUMBAI/KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 3 (Reuters) - Edible oil traders are sourcing exports of palm oil and other cooking oils to India from neighbouring countries, designating the supplies as duty-free under a regional free-trade pact and circumventing India's import tax hike on the oils.
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Economy minister Peter Altmaier defended the Nord Stream 2 pipeline, which is strongly opposed by many East European countries as well as the U.S., who say that by circumventing Ukraine the pipeline will increase Russia's leverage over countries that rely on Moscow's energy sales.
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Mr. Trump's payment of a $2,20143 penalty to the Internal Revenue Service over that 2013 campaign gift amounted to only the latest slap of his wrist in a decades-long record of shattering political donation limits and circumventing the rules governing contributions and lobbying.
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Telecom giant ZTE is the fourth-largest phone vendor in the U.S. But, last month, the company was slapped with an export ban from the Commerce Department after the U.S. said it had violated a deal by circumventing sanctions against Iran and North Korea.
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Citing an Iran-related emergency, the Trump administration told congressional committees on May 24 that it would go ahead with 22 military deals worth $8.1 billion to Saudi Arabia, UAE and Jordan, circumventing a long-standing precedent for lawmakers to review major weapons sales.
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The EFF sought to get an exemption for researchers to be able to access and tinker with car software systems, circumventing the manufacturer's security settings, which would technically be in violation of section 12 of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DCMA) passed in 1998.
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Opinions on the matter are strong and pointed, as you might imagine, particularly since such a move would have grave constitutional implications — because the president is proposing to use an executive order to do it, he would effectively be circumventing Congress in making policy.
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They have detailed how Mr. Trump sought to manipulate American policy in Ukraine to meet his goals, circumventing career diplomats and policy experts and inserting his personal lawyer Rudolph W. Giuliani into the process, raising alarms in the West Wing and throughout the government.
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"We believe that this targeting is a continuation of North Korea's attempts to use cryptocurrency as a means of circumventing sanctions and controls imposed by the international financial system," Priscilla Moriuchi, director of strategic threat development at Recorded Future, told CNBC by email on Tuesday.
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After hearing that Judge was in Portsmouth, Washington, offering a story that she had been "enticed away by a Frenchman," discreetly sent a federal customs officer to bring her back, circumventing procedures laid out in the 1793 fugitive slave law he himself had signed.
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The NGOs also highlighted how the chairman and owner of Pilatus Bank, Iranian national Ali Sadr Hashemi Nejad, was arrested in the United States last week and faces a possible 125 years in prison on charges of circumventing U.S. sanctions, money laundering and fraud.
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The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) supported the December 85033 decision of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) to ban Russian athletes and the country's Olympic Committee from participating in the games due to Russia's decades-long practice of circumventing anti-doping programs and tests.
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"By circumventing the procedures adopted by Congress, and thereby overturning the careful weighing of policy considerations they reflect, the government is seeking to enlist the judiciary in re-writing laws without engaging in an essential public debate," the companies write in their legal filing.
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"It was possible to use Google's Translate service as a conduit to access websites not on the VTech-Approved Sites list thereby circumventing the default browser restrictions," a VTech spokesperson said in an email, noting that only the UK version of the InnoTab included Google Translate.
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This is typically the time of year when we begin the search for the perfect cuffing season partner who's willing to hunker down for a long, snowed-in night of Netflix and Seamless—but this fall's astrological aspects have us circumventing this circus to prioritize ourselves.
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They pleaded not guilty to allegations of funneling Russian money into Nevada politics and of circumventing federal campaign finance laws to make straw donations to advance the political interests of at least one Ukrainian official, including the $325,000 donation to the pro-Trump PAC, America First Action.
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The new scheme faced scrutiny from campaign finance watchdogs who argue that Bush (and some others, like Democrat Martin O'Malley) was circumventing election rules by substituting a PAC for an actual exploratory committee, which they say is the proper venue for a potential candidate's fundraising and activities.
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The ECB also said that some of the changes in the Hungarian central bank's monetary instruments, which led to incentives for local banks to purchase government securities, could be seen as a means of circumventing the so called "prohibition of privileged access" in the EU's Treaty.
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In addition to circumventing the sanctions to conduct $50 million in business with U.S. companies, Tajideen and his co-conspirators engaged in transactions outside the United States that resulted in the transmission of as much as $1 billion through the U.S. financial system, the department said.
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Circumventing laws from the get-go Chinese EB-2023 investors have to take $500,000 or $1,21625,2900 out of China to satisfy the EB-220006 program investment requirements, but the government of China has imposed a $2202,2628 per year restriction, per individual, on taking money out of China.
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The probe will determine whether imports of hot-rolled and cold-rolled steel made in China that is further processed in Vietnam are circumventing previous anti-dumping and anti-subsidy duties on Chinese steel, the Commerce Department said in a filing with the International Trade Commission.
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And in the course of two congressional hearings on Thursday, Pruitt changed his story after having claimed that he'd had no prior knowledge of the gargantuan pay raises given recently, circumventing a White House veto, to two EPA officials who are longtime personal aides of his.
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The Hill's Joe Uchill has the dispatch from that hearing: There was bipartisan agreement in the committee Thursday that the legislative branch should take decisive action against Russia, even if that means circumventing the White House's expressed desire for a better relationship between the two nations.
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With tariffs and counter-tariffs in the air, publicly denying Treasury directives would certainly complicate U.S.-China relations further, hence the U.S. Treasury is better off seen to be giving China a waiver than having the Chinese stick it to the Americans and circumventing the sanctions.
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Two men, one in Carhartts, the other in a gray suit, listened as the bartender told a story about circumventing a large, slobbery dog, before she was interrupted: an upstairs neighbor had come down to collect her mail and wanted her to start from the beginning.
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UNITED NATIONS/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States has called on the U.N. Security Council to blacklist 10 ships for circumventing sanctions on North Korea, documents showed on Tuesday, while South Korea's President suggested delaying military exercises with Washington to ease tensions ahead of next year's Winter Olympics.
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So when President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey spoke by telephone with Mr. Trump on Sunday, the Turkish leader likely knew exactly what he was doing: circumventing the American generals and diplomats who sing the praises of maintaining the traditional American forward presence around the world.
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On Washington WASHINGTON — By cutting a bipartisan spending compromise among themselves, Republicans and Democrats in Congress not only prevented the White House from delivering on President Trump's priorities in his very first budget, they also drafted a handy blueprint for circumventing the Trump administration in the future.
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The Trump administration drafted a slew of plans to consider not only circumventing state laws limiting the Department of Homeland Security's access to driver records, but to retaliate against states that are refusing to provide the information they seek, according to government documents obtained by BuzzFeed News.
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A complaint filed to the F.E.C. by Giffords, a gun-control group, alleged that the N.R.A. had paid millions to Starboard as a way to direct money to Republican candidates advised by OnMessage, circumventing laws restricting how much groups like the N.R.A. can donate to political campaigns.
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In this way Zuck's tour-de-poor blog posts resembles Trump's Twitter addiction, not in tone, but in strategic mistrust of the media—only the richer and better-managed of the two men is somehow stunningly bad at circumventing attention in a way that actually helps his celebrity status.
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Last Friday, a new exemption to the decades-old law known as the Digital Millennium Copyright Act quietly kicked in, carving out protections for Americans to hack their own devices without fear that the DMCA's ban on circumventing protections on copyrighted systems would allow manufacturers to sue them.
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Eliot Engel, the top-ranking Democrat on the House Foreign Affairs Committee, and two other lawmakers wrote to Sirisena warning that actions circumventing the democratic process could impact U.S. assistance -- including a planned five-year aid package from the Millennium Challenge Corporation worth hundreds of millions of dollars.
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Andrew M. Cuomo of New York, a Democrat, said this past week that he intended to use an executive order to restore voting rights to felons who are on parole, essentially circumventing legislation that allowed convicted felons to vote only once they were on probation or had completed parole.
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"I think also having a letter like the one that he (Trump) received, and having that conversation (with Rosenstein) that outlines the basic atrocities in circumventing the chain of command in the Department of Justice," Sanders said when asked why Trump's position on Comey changed since the campaign.
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The Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) is a kind of clearing house that could be used to help match Iranian oil and gas exports against purchases of EU goods in an effective barter arrangement circumventing U.S. sanctions, which are based on global use of the dollar for oil sales.
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And his circumventing of canonical process to initiate change — for example, changing the rite of foot washing on Holy Thursday, from a recognition of the uninterrupted transmission of spiritual authority from the apostles to succeeding generations of bishops, to an open-to-all act of charity — certainly seems autocratic.
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The limit does not apply to other types of debt, however, and the lawsuits argue that the banks helped Puerto Rico's government design and market bonds that appeared to be something other than general-obligation bonds, thereby circumventing the limit and, ultimately, making the island's insolvency much worse.
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What distinguished Johnson from other assemblage artists, such as Joseph Cornell or Jasper Johns, was his passion for circumventing the system, for finding inventive ways to share his works and words that suited his private disposition and animosity for art commerce — ways that were both performative and personal.
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The witnesses whose transcripts were released — Bill Taylor, George Kent, Fiona Hill, Alexander Vindman, Marie Yovanovitch and Michael McKinley — all testified that President Donald Trump's personal lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, was circumventing normal diplomatic channels to pressure Ukraine into launching political investigations that would be beneficial to the president.
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While the company has been stymied by the American government for some time, it's found methods of circumventing it by targeting consumers and tech journalists, wowing us with well-designed products that are often much cheaper than what we could get from a company with less of a stink around it.
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"Companies should relocate only when there is a genuine reason to do so, not simply as a way of shopping for the lowest tax rate or as a way of circumventing workers' rights," Socialist lawmaker Sylvia-Yvonne Kaufmann said, welcoming the commission's proposal as a "step in the right direction".
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Hill was concerned that Giuliani was circumventing the State Department to run what some Democrats have labeled a "shadow foreign policy" by seeking the removal of US Ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch and pushing for Ukraine to open an investigation into former Vice President Joe Biden and his son Hunter Biden.
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Hill was concerned that Giuliani was circumventing the State Department to run what some Democrats have labeled a "shadow foreign policy" by seeking the removal of US Ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch and pushing for Ukraine to open an investigation into the former vice president and his son Hunter Biden.
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Hill was concerned that Giuliani was circumventing the State Department to run what some Democrats have labeled a "shadow foreign policy" by seeking the removal of US Ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch and pushing for Ukraine to open an investigation into the former vice president and his son Hunter Biden.
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And there's the kids who are bending major platforms to their will, having their fun on Instagram but circumventing the intended use by making "finstagrams," separate, strange accounts that aren't tied to the Facebook social graph and therefore let users post weirder, funnier content they wouldn't share to everyone they know.
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Philip Morris has for years paid manufacturing costs to Godfrey Phillips to make its Marlboro cigarettes, circumventing a nine-year-old government ban on foreign direct investment in the industry, Reuters reported based on a review of dozens of internal company documents, which were dated between May 2009 and January 2018.
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I'm not suggesting President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE stop circumventing the media altogether.
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By stepping out to the same side from which the strike is thrown, it's path can be lengthened and while this doesn't aid the speed or allow the fighter to sneak it in by shaving the distance travelled, it does give it a decent chance of circumventing the opponent's guard.
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The purchase of the custom hardwood table, chairs and hutch came a month after a top agency staff member filed a whistle-blower complaint charging Mr. Carson's wife, Candy Carson, with pressuring department officials to find money for the expensive redecoration of his offices, even if it meant circumventing the law.
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"In this arbitrary and capricious reversal of course, the Trump administration is circumventing the law, wholly disregarding the treaty rights of the Standing Rock Sioux and ignoring the legally required environmental review," Jan Hasselman, the lead attorney for the Sioux at the nonprofit law firm Earthjustice, said in a statement.
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While part of this was undoubtedly due to help from Russia in selling oil and circumventing US sanctions, dollarizing part of the economy, which helped bring down inflation, the government also sold tons of gold on international markets and benefited from hundreds of tons of cocaine passing through the country.
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That same day, Navy Secretary Richard Spencer was forced out after circumventing Esper in an attempt to broker a private compromise with the White House that would have allowed both for Gallagher to retire as a SEAL and for the review board process to move forward, according to the Pentagon chief.
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The President announced his decision to nominate Braithwaite, a retired Navy rear admiral, shortly after Defense Secretary Mark Esper forced Spencer to resign for circumventing the chain of command by working on a "secret agreement with the White House" to reinstate Navy SEAL Eddie Gallagher despite resistance from the Pentagon.
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At the same time, the administration has killed an Obama-era program that would've allowed the most vulnerable Central American kids to apply for asylum in their home countries and get permission to come to the US while their cases played out, circumventing the smuggling dangers officials like Sessions express concern about.
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The Departments of Homeland Security and Health and Human Services have proposed a rule that would allow them to indefinitely keep children caught crossing the border illegally with their parents in family detention centers, circumventing the Flores Settlement, a legal ruling that prevents minors from being held in detention longer than 20 days.
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Regardless, the battle against encrypted phones has seen some clever circumventing: UK police have previously waited for suspects to make a call, then simply snatched the device out of their hands in unlocked mode before arresting them, and Florida detectives ave attempted to use a dead suspect's finger to unlock his phone.
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On Tuesday, after Navy Secretary Richard Spencer was dismissed over his actions in the case — circumventing Secretary of Defense Mark Esper to tell Trump that Gallagher would retain his pin while publicly advocating that the review process to play out — the Navy formally cancelled Gallagher's Trident review board, according to USNI News.
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Kate Brown (D) issued an executive order on Tuesday to set aggressive reduction targets for the state's greenhouse gas emissions, ordering state agencies to make it a priority and circumventing the state's Republican lawmakers who fled the Oregon State Capitol twice in a year to avoid a vote on a climate change bill.
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Mr. Kushner, Mr. Trump's son-in-law and a senior transition adviser, met at Trump Tower with Sergey I. Kislyak, the Russian ambassador to Washington at the time, and discussed setting up a back channel to communicate with Moscow during the transition — circumventing American diplomatic channels normally used during a presidential transition.
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Separately, on Friday, a crusading member of India's Parliament, Subramanian Swamy, called in a court complaint for an investigation into allegations from a government report that Mr. Tata in 233 used a front company to apply for a telecommunications license, potentially circumventing the limits on the number of licenses one investor could hold.
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It really might just be feeling out ads and enjoying a moment to get some good PR. But by building methods of circumventing Facebook and other advertisers' dirty tactics directly into its products, one could imagine that Apple is quietly trying to kneecap competitors as it dips its toes back into the ad market.
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No manufacturer other than VW has been found to have installed software designed solely for the purpose of circumventing emissions tests, but regulators in Britain and Germany say that carmakers have made extensive use of a "thermal window" which allows manufacturers to turn down pollution-control systems for the sake of protecting an engine.
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Ms. Haley writes in her new memoir that John F. Kelly, then the White House chief of staff, and Rex W. Tillerson, then the secretary of state, tried to recruit her to join them in circumventing policy decisions by the president that they viewed as dangerous and reckless, an outreach she said she rebuffed.
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Jody HiceJody Brownlow HiceHouse conservatives call for ethics probe into Joaquin Castro tweet Interior whistleblowers say agency has sidelined scientists under Trump Conservatives call on Pelosi to cancel August recess MORE (Ga.) on Wednesday introduced a discharge petition aimed at circumventing Democratic leadership and forcing a vote on the progressive-backed Green New Deal.
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Europe's new mechanism for circumventing U.S. sanctions may or may not work, but the extraterritorial reach of U.S. sanctions on Iran and other nations is certainly hastening the day when the rest of the world will develop a multipolar financial system that no one country can use as an illegitimate tool of imperial power.
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Thus – even though a security researcher, student, sight-impaired person, literary critic or Silicon Valley startup has a fair use or other legal right to use material without the owners' prior permission – they still could be subject to those huge fines for "circumventing" a digital fence even though they haven't infringed copyright at all!
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The president tweeted Friday that he would make a "major announcement" Saturday regarding the "Humanitarian Crisis on our Southern Border," raising the possibility that the president is planning to declare a national emergency in an attempt to address funding for his planned wall along the U.S.-Mexico border as a way of circumventing Congress.
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But beyond difficulty settling on which subordinates she really wanted, Clinton struggled to properly empower her campaign team — frequently circumventing the formal campaign structure to consult with longtime family friends like Sid Blumenthal and Mark Penn, and maintaining a highly ambiguous role for her husband who served as an often counterproductive surrogate on the trail.
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The measure includes sanctions meant to block the construction of the Nord Stream 2 pipeline, a project spearheaded by a Russian energy company that would create an underwater pipeline under the Baltic Sea from Russia to Germany, essentially circumventing Ukraine in an attempt to reduce reliance on Ukraine's pipelines to deliver gas to Europe.
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Russian outlet Meduza reports: After an 18-minute hearing on Friday, Judge Yulia Smolina of the Moscow Tagansky District Court took 40 minutes to deliberate and grant Roskomnadzor's request to start blocking Telegram in Russia immediately, circumventing the typical legal process whereby the messenger would be able to appeal the verdict and delay when it comes into force.
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Therefore, the eyes and ears disrupt the search engine by circumventing it to the top of the search pyramid, and will have the leverage to get the majority of the finder's fee, while search engines will become a back-end commodity that only get queries at the discretion of those who control your smart devices' eyes and ears.
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This means that while WhatsApp's e2e encryption means Facebook literally cannot read WhatsApp users' messages, it is 'circumventing' the technology (for ad-targeting purposes) by linking accounts across different services it owns — using people's digital identities across its product portfolio (and beyond) as a sort of 'trojan horse' to negate the messaging privacy it affords them on WhatsApp.
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In the meantime, Congress, led by Senator Marco Rubio, is working on legislation that would, among other things, test Hong Kong's system of export controls to make sure Chinese companies are not circumventing rules, as well as ensure that demonstrators are not penalised if they seek American visas, just because they were arrested during the protests.
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" The Democrats also added that this follows what they called a "troubling pattern of conduct that has emerged over the past two years that appears to demonstrate that President Trump views the pardon power as a political tool, or even worse, as an expedient mechanism for circumventing the law or avoiding the consequences of his own conduct.
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Susie, the American Journal of Drug and Alcohol Abuse published a study in 1994 about reduction of opiate withdrawal-like symptoms by cocaine abuse during methadone and buprenorphine maintenance and what was especially interesting was that the lower doses of buprenorphine mixed with cocaine use was best at suppressing or circumventing any withdrawal symptoms from opioids.
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The judge ordered VidAngel to post a $250,000 bond and said it must temporarily stop circumventing copyright protections, copying the copyrighted materials from DVDs and Blu-rays and stop streaming or transmitting those works over the web or through apps and media streaming devices like Roku and Apple TV. VidAngel says it plans to continue fighting.
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While this arguably violated the norms of foreign policy by circumventing the White House on a matter of foreign relations, and by inviting an ally to intervene against the president in a domestic political dispute, Mr. Trump went a large step further in soliciting an adversary, and encouraging it to violate United States law on his behalf.
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Obama was left in the awkward position of vouching for Hillary's "steady judgment" to run an angry, violent, jittery nation on the very day that his F.B.I. director lambasted her errant judgment on circumventing the State Department email system, making it clear that she had been lying to the American public for the last 16 months.
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"By coming back to Congress in FY20 and asking for those projects to be replaced, essentially what you're doing is circumventing Congress to get funding for the wall, which you could not get during the conference process, and instead coming back and trying to get us to replace that funding during the fiscal the FY20 appropriations cycle," Rep.
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Authors as disparate as the Reagan administration economist Bruce Bartlett, the New Yorker investigative reporter Seymour M. Hersh, the Weekly Standard editor Fred Barnes and the New York Times reporter James Risen point to ways in which this administration has discarded past precedent, and illuminate its penchant for circumventing traditional processes of policy development and policy review.
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In February 2015, the FBI ran Playpen from a government facility for just under two weeks in order to deploy a network investigative technique (NIT)—the agency's term for a hacking tool—designed to identify users of the site by circumventing the protections offered by the Tor Browser and anonymity network and grabbing IP addresses, as well as other technical information.
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Fired FBI Director James ComeyJames Brien Comey3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Barr predicts progressive prosecutors will lead to 'more crime, more victims' James Comey shows our criminal justice system works as intended MORE's misconduct was not his confirmation of the investigation but his opining on uncharged conduct in a press conference and circumventing the Justice Department.
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"Laws don't stop every crime, but the fact that there are new civil penalties for circumventing the technology that tries to keep tickets in the hands of fans will create a disincentive," said Daryl P. Friedman, the chief advocacy and industry relations officer of the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences, the organization behind the Grammy Awards, which lobbied for the bill.
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Instead you see examples of why, in a well-armed country, legal barriers to gun ownership don't necessarily prevent lunatics and fanatics from getting them: Some of the killers passed background checks with flying colors, some passed them because of human and bureaucratic errors, and others simply used someone else to acquire their weaponry, circumventing legal and regulatory obstacles entirely.
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That hasn't stopped We Build The Wall from moving excavators and dozers onto a lush plot of private land near a state park and butterfly reserve, deploying the same tactic it used earlier this year in New Mexico where officials said the group ignored construction requirements and attacked federal and local officials when they pointed out the group was circumventing legal requirements.
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Congress can file civil suits to enforce subpoenas in court, but congressional expert Mort Rosenberg suggests a novel path forward: In a resolution to hold an official in contempt, the House could grant the speaker the authority to appoint an outside attorney to prosecute the contempt case, circumventing the Justice Department, which has refused to enforce the law against executive branch officials.
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"As the FDA works to forcefully tackle the opioid crisis on all fronts, we cannot allow rogue online pharmacies to continue to fuel the crisis by illegally offering opioids for sale and circumventing the important safeguards that have been put in place for opioids to help protect the public health," Acting FDA Commissioner Dr. Ned Sharpless said in a news release on Monday.
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"There are significant risks to the CIA associated with treating [independent contractors] as employees, including the potential liability for taxes and employee benefits that would have been withheld or paid had the individuals been treated as employees, and potential criticism that the CIA is circumventing its Congressionally mandated personnel ceiling by utilizing [independent contractors] as employees," the audit report said.
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Instead, after playing the songs to her manager in August 2018, she was told that they would be releasing those new recordings first as a 'project' (a major label term for circumventing the question of a debut album) and she was given just months to get them polished off Rushing to LA, she worked with Grammy-winning producer and Frank Ocean collaborator Om'Mas Keith.
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These businesses use social media to advertise their product, making tongue-in-cheek allusions to being innocent catering-supply companies selling chargers for whipped cream dispensers, circumventing the legal gray area NOS falls into: It's not illegal to possess or inhale it, but it is illegal to sell it to anyone under 18 if you think he or she is going to inhale it.
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At issue are proposed rules designed to prevent blue states from circumventing the cap on state and local deductions in President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's tax law.
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Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE has noticed this blatant system of circumventing the congressional power of the purse, and has signed a directive to the Justice Department to halt approvals of third-party payments in settlement agreements.
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Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiThe Hill's Morning Report - Dem impeachment report highlights phone records Republicans raise concerns over Trump pardoning service members Pressure grows on House GOP leaders to hold line ahead of impeachment trial MORE (R-Alaska), a member of the Senate Appropriations Defense Subcommittee, say they are concerned about Trump's decision to pardon three soldiers accused of war crimes, circumventing the chain of command.
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Sanders said that although Trump as a candidate had expressed support for Comey's decisions about the FBI's investigation into Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server, the letter he received Tuesday from Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein and Attorney General Jeff Sessions outlining "the basic atrocities" Comey committed "in circumventing the chain of command of the Department of Justice" persuaded him to fire Comey.
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We could listen to our betters, who claim the only …Read more ReadHow Chip Makers Are Circumventing Moore&aposs Law to Build Super-Fast CPUs of TomorrowThe elephant in the room has been, for a very long time, Moore's Law—or really, its eventual end…Read more ReadBird Box Is the First Great Monster Movie About This Poisonous InventionHave you watched the new Netflix movie Bird Box starring Sandra Bullock yet?
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Fox News legal analyst Andrew Napolitano predicted the courts will prevent President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE from circumventing Congress and declaring a national emergency to build a wall on the Mexican border.
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Some of the proposals are worthwhile: ending Congress's ban on earmarks, which were denounced by good-government folks for years but actually served a useful role in the legislative process; holding regular Q&As between presidents and lawmakers, similar to the British Parliament's weekly Prime Minister's Questions; and allowing congressmen to anonymously force up-and-down votes on popular legislation, thus circumventing the House speaker without incurring his wrath.
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Woodward's book, "Fear," includes multiple specific allegations of high-ranking staff members questioning the president's competence and circumventing some of his decisions, including one case in which former economic adviser Gary CohnGary David CohnTrump says US will hit China with new round of tariffs next month Gary Cohn bemoans 'dramatic impact' of Trump tariffs Press: Acosta, latest to walk the plank MORE takes a document off of Trump's desk without the president knowing.
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After the hearing, EPA head Scott PruittEdward (Scott) Scott PruittEnvironmentalists renew bid to overturn EPA policy barring scientists from advisory panels Six states sue EPA over pesticide tied to brain damage Overnight Energy: Trump EPA looks to change air pollution permit process | GOP senators propose easing Obama water rule | Green group sues EPA over lead dust rules MORE hired Dourson as an adviser, bringing criticisms that he was circumventing the confirmation process.
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The extradition of Gulen, the future of U.S. personnel and citizens detained in Turkey, Ankara's down payment for Russian S-400s, Turkey's leaking of U.S. positions in Syria, Washington's support for the Kurdish Syrian People's Protection Units (YPG), and the explosive case against Reza Zarrab, the Turkish-Iranian businessman under arrest facing trial for circumventing sanctions against Iran, are all symptoms rather than the causes of the declining relations between the two countries.
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"Canada should seek rules in NAFTA that require each party to explicitly make it unlawful to offer a VPN service used for the purpose of circumventing copyright, to allow rightsholders to enforce this rule, and to confirm that it is a violation of copyright if a service effectively makes content widely available in territories in which it does not own the copyright due to an ineffective or insufficiently robust geo-targeting system," the submission stated.
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RELATED: House committee subpoenas Trump financial information from accounting firm "The reported discussion between you, President Trump, and other Department personnel follows a troubling pattern of conduct that has emerged over the past two years that appears to demonstrate that President Trump views the pardon power as a political tool, or even worse, as an expedient mechanism for circumventing the law or avoiding the consequences of his own conduct," the letter from the Judiciary panel reads.
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Carlos CurbeloCarlos Luis CurbeloOvernight Energy: Warren edges past Sanders in poll of climate-focused voters | Carbon tax shows new signs of life | Greens fuming at Trump plans for development at Bears Ears monument Carbon tax shows new signs of life in Congress Democratic lawmaker pushes back on Castro's call to repeal law making illegal border crossings a crime MORE (R-Fla.) said he wants to see a deal on immigration by the end of the week and will push for signatures on his discharge petition — a measure to get a floor vote circumventing leadership.
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