Just because a woman consents to accompany a man to his apartment doesn't mean she consents to being strangled.
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And Facebook must agree to refrain from using blanket consents; after all, blanket consents are the enemy of informed consent.
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But everyone has the opportunity to and consents to it.
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She consents in order to prove allegiance to her lover.
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As soon as we receive those consents, we will drop the case.
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"They met with an attorney and signed their parental consents," she continued.
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"A lot of that will depend on whether Buhari consents to it."
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Financing may need to be obtained, and other consents may be warranted.
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The president nominates and then the Senate advises and consents or not.
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No. But in Gilead, it simply doesn't matter whether anyone consents at all.
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And even if he knows it and consents to it, an unjustifiable violation.
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This process seeks consents from bondholders to certain amendments to the existing notes.
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While Vinnik denies those charges too, he consents to being returned to Russia.
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By the time he consents to Fanny's publication, she has lost two decades.
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Obviously it crosses the line if an influencer consents to creating that content.
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An adult who, for very good reasons, consents to die should have that right.
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It has received waiver consents from most of its lenders for breach of covenants.
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Rcom has breached some debt covenants, but has received waiver consents from its lenders.
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Even if a patient consents to being searched or monitored, they may feel coerced.
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She reciprocates and consents to be roughly ravished, even if her consent is complicated.
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JR: The customer consents to the new terms by continuing to use those services.
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In New York state, it is legal to record a conversation if one party consents.
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In New York state it is legal to record a conversation if one party consents.
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It's the female tortoises that ultimately decide if she consents by sticking out her tail.
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Under DC law, it's not a crime to record a conversation if one party consents.
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A more common "no means no" approach means someone consents unless they say otherwise. 5.
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The (patient) is unable to make any decisions or give consents due to her disability.
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So Karen keeps alternating between femme fatale and mysterious detective-novel damsel until he consents.
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The ICO has found that consents for dropping trackers like cookies are not being legally obtained.
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Some of those legal exceptions include if a parent consents or if the minor is pregnant.
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CONSENTS TO POSTPONEMENT OF CANNIMED THERAPEUTICS' SPECIAL SHAREHOLDERS' MEETING Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Before she even consents, his friend/enabler, George (Dave Chappelle) suggests they marry right away—today, now.
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In the docs, obtained by TMZ, the judge said Nichelle consents to the appointment of her conservators.
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Thus, I would expect many operators to change their non-compliant consents to conform with the ruling.
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Proxy voting rules allow one nominee to serve on two director slates as long as the person consents.
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"You gave, with your signature, consents and concessions which no government ever did in the past," Koumoutsakos said.
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UNSC's approval of the Syrian ceasefire has also substantiated the fact that the UN consents to the process.
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As such, there would be no immediate rating impact on the IDR should Lodha receive the necessary consents.
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Marianne (Noémie Merlant) observes, and eventually, Heloise (Adèle Haenel) consents to being seen; naturally, they fall in love.
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That law says that a prime minister can't unilaterally call new elections unless a two-thirds majority consents.
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THIS NEWS RELEASE IS FOR INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY AND DOES NOT CONSTITUTE A SOLICITATION OF CONSENTS IN ANY JURISDICTION.
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The source added, however, that the 1.11 billion pound ($1.38 billion) deal still required regulatory change of control consents.
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Many countries ban it outright, convinced that the surrogate is bound to be harmed, no matter whether she consents.
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While serving as his handmaid, Offred develops an affair with Fiennes, which it's also unclear whether she consents to.
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The president nominates, and then the Senate advises and consents, or not, but they go forward with the process.
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They have also undoubtedly been providing data processors with time to get their data houses and cookie consents in order.
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So perhaps Facebook isn't comfortable about giving North American users that kind of autonomy to revoke specific consents at will.
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Under the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), schools are allowed to share certain information without getting parents' consents.
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The nation can make no treaties, our most significant instrument of foreign policy, unless two-thirds of the Senate consents.
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And just because a woman gets drunk at the party does not mean she consents to sex while she's unconscious.
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We wait expectantly not for a victory at the front lines but for the moment when America consents to withdraw.
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There is no reason behind getting two parents to approve an abortion for a teen if one parent already consents.
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"The president consents to allowing your representation of Mr. Parnas and Mr. Furman [sic]," Sekulow wrote on October 2, 2019.
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Because, even if you do things just right on consents, that's only opt-in essentially, that's a definite opt-in.
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Barbara consents, but before Adam takes the picture, she tells him that he must not show the photograph to anyone else.
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This provision of the Constitution restricts members of the government from receiving gifts, or "emoluments," from foreign states unless Congress consents.
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However there are examples of this TCF including pre-ticked consents — such as in a widely used implementation developed by Quantcast.
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Announces consent solicitation relating to its senior notes * Surgery partners inc - surgery center is soliciting consents pursuant to a consent solicitation statement dated may 18, 2017 * Surgery partners-soliciting consents from holders of its 8.875% senior notes due 2021 to approve amendments to certain provisions of indenture governing notes Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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As one example, she said if an employee consents to use a Fitbit, they should get a credit on health-care benefits.
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In most states, as long as one party on the call consents to its recording (in this case, Kimye), it's totally legal.
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The group said it had received consents from bondholders allowing it to change the indenture governing the 4.75 pct notes due 2020.
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A key question would be whether the Trump administration consents to such a request — as the Nixon administration did — or fights it.
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If a visitor consents, a correction officer may only pat their outer clothing and examine the seams and pockets, the indictment said.
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The Constitution does, however, prevent new states from being carved out of an existing state unless the legislature of that state consents.
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Mr. Levine's bill would ensure that a tenant's personal unit access logs are completely shielded from landlords, unless the tenant consents otherwise.
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But the situation where one adult female consents to an explicit photograph taken by another adult male, knowing he will keep the photograph?
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The House immigration debate House Republicans are planning -- if Trump consents (more on this later) -- to vote this week on two immigration proposals.
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"She lacks sufficient understanding and mental capacity to make decisions or give consents for her medical, placement or financial estate," the court documents say.
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The company warns it may suspend or terminate a site's use of its services if they have not obtained the right disclosures and consents.
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The removal of these provisions, which are available to holders of JCI's new notes, occurred following the receipt of consents related to the debt exchange.
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Consents need to be specific and granular and so the records equally need to be specific and granular to evidence exactly what the consent covers.
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" "Video teleconferencing may be used to arraign a defendant," read draft text of rule 10(c), again striking out the phrase "if the defendant consents.
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Written consents are rare and usually employed by activist investors for various reasons, which include pressing a campaign after a director nomination deadline has passed.
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"StemExpress is confident there has been no violation of law and appropriate consents were made for every fetal tissue donation," the company said in a statement.
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The company already requires publishers to obtain "certain consents" from European users and that it is "updating those requirements in line with the GDPR," Google said.
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The North Carolina Supreme Court ruled in 1979 that if a woman consents to penetration then withdraws her consent, the accused can't be found guilty of rape.
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Because they'll want to make sure the appropriate consents are in place — but also that the appropriate technical issues around deletion of the data, and so forth.
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I ask because I sense that you yearn for a lover who feels desire for you, not just one who consents to having sex when you initiate.
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Originally disinclined to partake in this bizarre sexual tryst, Marya is eventually seduced by H.J. and consents to an increasingly humiliating affair that triggers thoughts of suicide.
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Make sure that your partner consents before you jump in, because everyone is different, and they might have certain sensitivities about their nipples that you weren't aware of.
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In the new film "I Saw the Light," a surly Hank Williams, played by Tom Hiddleston, grudgingly consents to an interview with a New York City newspaper reporter.
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The ATCA was drafted in response, and established that any foreign government that has a physical presence in the U.S. and accepts U.S. aid consents to personal jurisdiction.
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"As previously stated, we aim to complete the transaction by the end of the year, subject to standard regulatory change of control consents," ICAP said in an email statement.
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And consent is also an ongoing negotiation, so you can't assume that someone consents to sexual behavior just because they agree to come home with you, Dr. Knight says.
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When it comes to privacy, again Mill might have argued that by agreeing to the terms and conditions, one voluntarily consents to giving Facebook access to some private data.
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Such as the Cambridge Analytica data misuse scandal — when user data was shown to have been extracted from the platform en masse, and without proper consents, for campaign purposes.
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We can thank Cannon for one of the film's most important scenes, in which Kayla (Geraldine Viswanathan) verbally consents to sex before embarking on a drug and alcohol-fueled night.
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The ICO also specifically calls out industry mechanisms created by the Internet Advertising Bureau and Google for publishers and advertisers to gather consents as falling short of the legal standard.
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Bain and Cinven have applied for permission to resubmit another offer without having to adhere to a one year exclusion period, Stada said, adding it consents to the new offer.
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As a straight woman, when I initiate, I am never refused, but is that because he consents, or because he thinks it is an expected part of being a straight man?
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Such tactics can include catching a user unaware by interrupting them, asking repeatedly until a user consents, hiding alternate choices, and making it harder to agree to more privacy-friendly options.
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"If the Senate consents and if the full Congress passes an exception to the seven-year requirement, I will provide strong civilian leadership of military plans and decisions," he will say.
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Mr. Wolfe also argued that this matter could be resolved on a summary motion since the Delaware court need only look at the validity of the consents to vote Viacom shares.
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"A person who consents to vaginal intercourse or to a sexual act can withdraw that consent at any time during the course of that vaginal intercourse or sexual act," the bill reads.
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What that means in practice is Facebook needs to seek and secure separate consents from users (such as via a dedicated pop-up) for collecting and processing this type of sensitive data.
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The agreement has received in-principle regulatory approval and is expected to close upon approval from the Grand Court of the Cayman Islands as well as other customary consents, the companies said.
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In Tasmania and in the Northern Territory, a campaign called #LetHerSpeak aims to overturn state laws that make it illegal to identify a victim of sexual assault even if the victim consents.
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"Susan Collins Consents" reads the headline of the editorial, which WSJ published on Friday evening after Collins on the Senate floor announced she would indeed vote for Kavanaugh after weeks of deliberation.
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NEW YORK, Feb 19 (IFR) - Pacific Exploration & Production is gathering investor consents to enter forbearance agreements on outstanding debt as it seeks to restructure its balance sheet and avoid acceleration on its debt.
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But plenty of questions remain over exactly how robustly it verified participants' ages; how parental consents were obtained; as well as the quality and accessibility of the information provided to parents and teens.
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Some patients who come to a physical therapist will say they aren't comfortable with transvaginal manipulation, and therapists say they utilize it only if the patient both understands what's involved and freely consents.
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The problem is, per the Canadian watchdogs' conclusions, AIQ did not have proper legal consents from UK voters for disclosing their personal information to Facebook for the Brexit ad blitz which Cummings ordered.
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In one study, 61 percent of men said they rely on nonverbal cues to indicate whether a partner consents, while only 10 percent of women said they actually give consent via body language.
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"The purpose of the Bill is to ensure that the UK does not leave the European Union on the 31 October without an agreement, unless Parliaments consents," lawmaker Hilary Benn said on Twitter.
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According to the documents, she "lacks sufficient understanding and mental capacity to make decisions or give consents for her medical, placement or financial estate" and suffers from quadriplegia, recurrent pneumonia and a seizure disorder.
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It is a measure of the central nature of consents that infringements of the basic principles for processing personal data, including the conditions for consent, are subject to the highest tier of administrative fines.
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At its core, the high court ruling simply held that no money can be taken from a state or local government employee's paycheck and transferred to a union unless that employee first affirmatively consents.
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While we have laws to protect children from third parties sharing children's personal information online, these laws don't apply when a parent does the sharing, or consents to allowing someone else to do it.
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"Ring will not disclose user videos to police unless the user expressly consents or if disclosure is required by law, such as to comply with a warrant," the company said in a statement Thursday.
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The California Democrat wants to see an end to the use of taxpayer dollars for sexual harassment settlements and the unsealing of previous cases if the victim consents to the disclosure, among other changes.
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When a woman consents to a C-section for fetal distress, she is saying, in essence: I don't know whether my baby is truly experiencing oxygen deprivation, but I don't want to take any chances.
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Statehood also bypasses the unique obstacle of Article V of the Constitution, which forbids the ratification of amendments that alter any state's "equal representation" in the Senate unless the state itself consents to the changes.
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In the documents, it said the woman "lacks sufficient understanding and mental capacity to make decisions or give consents for her medical, placement or financial estate" and suffers from quadriplegia, recurrent pneumonia and a seizure disorder.
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In the coming days, in accordance with consents between debt holders of parent company Internet Gold and the trustee of its debentures series, the parties will advance the possibility of a private placement to Internet Gold.
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Anyone using this system expressly consents to such monitoring and is advised that if such monitoring reveals evidence of possible abuse or criminal activity, system personnel may provide the results of such monitoring to appropriate officials.
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The annual address to Congress is an odd one in the Trump era because it is generally the only time of year that Mr. Trump consents to acting traditionally presidential, a performance that generally earns praise.
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The clause says that "no person holding any office of profit or trust" shall "accept of any present, emolument, office or title, of any kind whatever, from any king, prince or foreign state" unless Congress consents.
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Under the terms of the agreement, Kema consents to waive her marital privilege so that she can provide testimony against her husband, Peter Kema Sr., at his impending murder trial, which is set to begin in April.
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The documents obtained by PEOPLE state the patient "lacks sufficient understanding and mental capacity to make decisions or give consents for her medical, placement or financial estate" and suffers from quadriplegia, recurrent pneumonia and a seizure disorder.
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Neither an agency fee nor any other payment to the union may be deducted from a nonmember's wages, nor may any other attempt be made to collect such a payment, unless the employee affirmatively consents to pay.
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And the clause says that "no person holding any office of profit or trust" shall "accept of any present, emolument, office or title, of any kind whatever, from any king, prince or foreign state" unless Congress consents.
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"Any potential transaction is subject to further review and analysis by HBC, approval of HBC's Board of Directors, as well as many conditions, including due diligence and third party consents, that are outside of HBC's control," HBC said.
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Rieff's penchant for morbidity is his most fascinating moral stance, but it is when he puts it on hold and consents to argue with the rest of us about shorter-term outcomes that he is even more compelling.
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A DHS spokeswoman did not address the documentation question directly, but said that an "election form" indicating whether a parent consents to removal without a child must be read to the parent in a language the individual understands.
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This court has often recognized in the context of a Section 225 proceeding [which allows the challenge of an appointment or removal of a director] that improper conduct such as Shari's provide an equitable basis to invalidate written consents.
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The TCF was introduced last year by the ad industry standards body, ahead of GDPR, when the IAB made a big push to encourage publishers to use its framework to gather consents for processing visitors' personal data in Europe.
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Clinging to false hopes of a normal life for her daughter, the mother consents to a marriage but keeps secret the tragic brain injury in her past, while the suitor and his family think she is just charmingly naïve.
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Sandrine Parise-Heideiger, the lawyer for the man accused of luring Sarah into the elevator in Pontoise and having sex with her, takes the view that sometimes a minor consents and then thinks the better of it, or sends mixed messages.
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The EU regulation is undoubtedly already informing how Apple shapes its own contractual arrangements with app developers — such as stating developers must get appropriate consents from users so that it can demonstrate it's taken appropriate contractual steps to safeguard user data.
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The company gathered consents from around 22019% of the loan by the early deadline, as some lenders are resisting extending because they instead want to receive 100 cents on the dollar for their holdings or haven't voted, the sources said.
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"Neither an agency fee nor any other payment to the union may be deducted from the nonmember's wages, nor may any other attempt be made to collect such a payment, unless the employee affirmatively consents to pay," Justice Samuel Alito wrote.
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We've reached out to Facebook with questions and to the app testing companies it's been working with to administer the program — namely Applause/uTest and BetaBound — to ask how they verify the age of participants and how parental consents are collected.
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The one stated qualifier to this release is that if the tax return or related information directly or indirectly identifies a taxpayer, then the secretary "shall" provide the materials in a closed executive session (unless the taxpayer consents to the disclosure).
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"Neither an agency fee nor any other payment to the union may be deducted from a nonmember's wages, nor may any other attempt be made to collect such a payment, unless the employee affirmatively consents to pay," Justice Alito wrote.
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What happens if a Roomba user consents to the data collection and later sells his or her home — especially furnished — and now the buyers of the data have a map of a home that belongs to someone who didn't consent, Mr. Gidari asked.
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Greyhound, the nation's largest bus company, said in a statement to The Hill that it will notify the Department of Homeland Security that it no longer consents to warrantless searches on its buses and terminal areas that are not open to the public.
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The victim, at the facility since she was a toddler, "lacks sufficient understanding and mental capacity to make decisions or give consents for her medical, placement or financial estate" and suffers from quadriplegia, recurrent pneumonia and a seizure disorder, according to her medical records.
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Her "sexual awakening" is spun as a positive — "You're a woman now," Kathryn tells her, after Sebastian goes down on her and gives her her first orgasm — but Sebastian and Cecile's sex scene is pure coercion; Cecile never consents to what happens to her.
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The victim, at the facility since she was a toddler, "lacks sufficient understanding and mental capacity to make decisions or give consents for her medical, placement or financial estate" and suffers from quadriplegia, recurrent pneumonia and a seizure disorder, according to her medical records.
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Advertised as "larger than normal," the flat is "in need of complete refurbishment and provides a wonderful opportunity for an incoming purchaser to create either a three bedroom two bathroom property, subject to the necessary consents, or an opulent two bedroom apartment," the ad states.
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While the complaints focus on security risks attached by default to leaky adtech, such a long chain of third parties being passed people's data also raises plenty of questions over the validity of any claimed 'consents' for passing Internet users' data down the adtech chain.
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"Yes, if the source consents then it is ok," DPR wrote, then noted to his employee that "morals are easy when you understand the non-aggression principle," citing the same libertarian argument he had used so many times in his debates at Penn State.
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Veterans of previous overhauls have tried to reassure junior colleagues in recent days that things are never as dire as they seem when such plans are announced, partly because Congress — where some department initiatives are born or nurtured for decades — rarely consents to drastic change.
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You have a reasonable expectation of privacy on the phone, meaning you cannot just record somebody you're having a phone conversation with unless you are in a one-party consent state and you consent, or you're in an all-party consent state and every body consents.
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However the data-sharing partnership ran into trouble when concerns were raised about the legal basis for reusing patient data to develop AI. And in 2017 the UK's data watchdog found DeepMind's partner NHS trust had failed to obtain proper consents for the use of patients' data.
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To address this perceived flaw, Section 4 of ATCA stipulates that a defendant consents to personal jurisdiction if it accepts the types of aid the U.S. government has given the PA: most importantly, economic support funds (ESF) and international narcotics control and law enforcement (INCLE) aid.
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Note that this does not entail public disclosure of the returns — under this exception, any return or return information that identifies a particular taxpayer must be provided to the "committee only when sitting in closed executive session" unless the taxpayer in question consents in writing. Rep.
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In Singapore, they use a "TraceTogether" app, which uses Bluetooth to track nearby phones (without location tracking), keeps local logs of those contacts, and only uploads them to the Ministry of Health when the user chooses/consents, presumably after a diagnosis, so those contacts can be alerted.
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He does not court the limelight — he consents to only one regular interview opportunity a year, a brief chat to promote tourism on the Canary Islands, where he grew up, in which he does his best to say nothing — or especially enjoy being the center of attention.
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Medical records earlier obtained by PEOPLE state the woman — a resident of the facility since she was a toddler — "lacks sufficient understanding and mental capacity to make decisions or give consents for her medical, placement or financial estate" and suffers from quadriplegia, recurrent pneumonia and a seizure disorder.
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Medical records earlier obtained by PEOPLE state the victim — a resident of the facility since she was a toddler — "lacks sufficient understanding and mental capacity to make decisions or give consents for her medical, placement or financial estate" and suffers from quadriplegia, recurrent pneumonia and a seizure disorder.
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As part of our settlement, we entered into "no admit, no deny" consents that prohibit us from publicly contesting the basis of the SEC's case or the legitimacy of those allegations, and from commenting on the specific facts of the case or on the merits of our defenses.
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"This is where we get risk for a 21st Century Glass-Steagall Act, for bills that limit the size of big banks, for measures that would bar credit bureaus from collecting consumer data unless a consumer consents and for legislation that expands the powers of the CFPB," Cowen analysts said in a note.
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Under such a model, which should be engaged in only if the victim consents, the person who perpetrated an offense comes face-to-face in dialogue with the victim of the attack, and trained professionals ensure a process where the person who committed the offense is educated on the impact of their actions.
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The Emoluments Clause, a provision of the Constitution that refers to the word for compensation for labor or services says that "no person holding any office of profit or trust" shall "accept of any present, emolument, office or title, of any kind whatever, from any king, prince or foreign state" unless Congress consents.
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If a person consents to spending their own money — even if that consent is given under duress — it doesn't qualify as identity theft in most of the US. Under most states' laws, the assumption is that if someone knows their money is being spent, they cannot later claim to have been a victim of theft.
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NEW YORK, Feb 21 (LPC) - Ailing US vitamin and supplement retailer GNC Holdings Inc has sweetened the terms of a complex amendment to its existing credit agreement to extend a looming March 2019 debt maturity, after early consents from lenders fell short of a required threshold, according to three sources familiar with the transaction.
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Fidzup says it had thought its business was GDPR compliant because it took the view that app publishers were the data processors gathering consent on its behalf; the CNIL warning was a wake up call that this interpretation was incorrect — and that it was responsible for the data processing and so also for collecting consents.
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Various ethics lawyers charge that the Trumps are violating the Foreign Emoluments Clause of the Constitution, which forbids any "person holding any Office of Profit or Trust under the United States" from accepting "any present, Emolument, Office, or Title, of any kind whatever, from any King, Prince or foreign State" — unless Congress explicitly consents.
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The woman, who has been a resident of the Phoenix long-term care facility operated by Hacienda HealthCare since she was a toddler, "lacks sufficient understanding and mental capacity to make decisions or give consents for her medical, placement or financial estate" and suffers from quadriplegia, recurrent pneumonia and a seizure disorder, according to her medical records.
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After this article was published, Amazon reached out to note that it has previously addressed concerns about sharing information with law enforcement with the following statement: Ring will not disclose user information or videos to law enforcement unless the user expressly consents or if disclosure is required by law, such as to comply with a warrant.
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The complaint against Amazon Echo Dot Kids, which has been lodged with the FTC by groups including the Campaign for a Commercial-Free Childhood, the Center for Digital Democracy and the Consumer Federation of America, argues that the e-commerce giant is violating the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) — including by failing to obtain proper consents for the use of kids' data.
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Along with addressing serious threats of fake news and foreign intervention, more granular and grey-area questions like what data should be considered private, the obligations of companies in protection of that data even if the data owner consents, and the acceptable boundaries of data-driven influencing in business and political settings must be debated taking all aspects, good and bad, into consideration.
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Other items on this machine learning advancement wish-list include new open standards for data (including metadata); research study design that has the "broadest consents that are ethically possible," and a stated desire to rethink the notion of "consent" as a core plank of good data governance — to grease the pipe in favor of data access and make data holdings "fit for purpose" in the AI age.
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Should OCN's servicer ratings be downgraded below a specified threshold, NRZ has the right to direct a transfer of affected servicing agreements to another party, upon the receipt of third-party consents, which means OCN would no longer be entitled to receive servicing fees on a meaningful the corresponding notional amount of the applicable affected servicing agreements in its total non-Agency servicing portfolio.
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If material or elements that are not owned by the entrant, or which are subject to the rights of third parties appear in an Entry, the entrant is responsible for obtaining any and all releases and consents necessary to permit the use and exhibition of the Entry by Sponsor in the manner set forth in these Official Rules, including, without limitation, name and likeness permissions from any person who appears in or is identifiable in such Entry.
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Company will obtain all necessary authorizations, licenses, consents and releases, and pay any required residuals, reuse fees or other compensation required by applicable collective bargaining or individual contracts or otherwise required by law, including, without limitation, if any music is included in the Clips as exhibited, Company will obtain all necessary rights from the copyright proprietors of such music and such other person or entities, including performing rights societies, as may own or control the rights thereto.
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Segment revenues increased 25.7% ($256 million) to $3.4 billion * Time warner inc - qtrly turner segment revenues increased 6% ($182 million) to $3.1 billion, * Time warner inc - q1 home box office revenues increased 313% to $1.6 billion * Q1 adjusted earnings per share $1.66 * Q1 earnings per share $1.80 * Q1 earnings per share view $1.45 — Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S * Time warner inc - remain on track, pending completion of regulatory reviews and receipt of consents, to close merger with at&t inc.
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"Maryland consents to receive legally vetted resettlement refugees in Fiscal Year 2020, per the terms of the Executive order," Hogan wrote in a letter Monday to Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoPressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment Trump, Democrats set for brawl on Iran war powers Overnight Defense: Iran crisis eases as Trump says Tehran 'standing down' | Dems unconvinced on evidence behind Soleimani strike | House sets Thursday vote on Iran war powers MORE that was made public Wednesday.
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Upon written request from the chairman of the Committee on Ways and Means of the House of Representatives, the chairman of the Committee on Finance of the Senate, or the chairman of the Joint Committee on Taxation, the Secretary shall furnish such committee with any return or return information specified in such request, except that any return or return information which can be associated with, or otherwise identify, directly or indirectly, a particular taxpayer shall be furnished to such committee only when sitting in closed executive session unless such taxpayer otherwise consents in writing to such disclosure.
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The statute is clear and unequivocal: Upon written request from the chairman of the Committee on Ways and Means of the House of Representatives, the chairman of the Committee on Finance of the Senate, or the chairman of the Joint Committee on Taxation, the Secretary shall furnish such committee with any return or return information specified in such request, except that any return or return information which can be associated with, or otherwise identify, directly or indirectly, a particular taxpayer shall be furnished to such committee only when sitting in closed executive session unless such taxpayer otherwise consents in writing to such disclosure.
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But given that some of these trackers are literally invisible, coupled with the at times dubious quality of "consents" being gathered — say, for example, if there's only a pre-ticked opt-in at the bottom of a lengthy and opaque set of T&Cs that actively discourage the user from reading and understanding what data of theirs is being gathered and why — there are some serious questions over the sustainability of this type of "pervasive background surveillance" adtech in the face of successful legal challenges and growing consumer dislike of ads that stalk them around the internet (which has in turn fueled growth of ad-blocking technologies).
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GENERAL CONDITIONS: By participating, each entrant agrees: (a) to abide by these Official Rules and decisions of Sponsor and Sponsor's judges, which shall be final and binding in all respects relating to this Contest; and (b) to the use of his/her name, voice, performance, photograph/video, image or likeness for programming, advertising, publicity and promotional purposes in any and all media, now or hereafter known, worldwide and on the Internet, and in perpetuity by Sponsor and its designees, without compensation (unless prohibited by law) or additional consents from entrant or any third party and without prior notice, approval or inspection, and to execute specific consent to such use if asked to do so. 2225.
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ANNOUNCES AGREEMENT TO SELL ANCHOR CAPITAL ADVISORS LLC * BOSTON PRIVATE FINANCIAL HOLDINGS INC - WILL RECEIVE APPROXIMATELY $32 MILLION OF CASH AT DEAL LOSING * BOSTON PRIVATE FINANCIAL - AFFILIATE OF LINCOLN PEAK CAPITAL MANAGEMENT WILL ACQUIRE A MINORITY INTEREST IN ANCHOR ALONGSIDE MANAGEMENT * BOSTON PRIVATE FINANCIAL HOLDINGS - TRANSACTION TO RESULT IN ANCHOR BEING MAJORITY OWNED BY MEMBERS OF ITS MANAGEMENT TEAM * BOSTON PRIVATE FINANCIAL HOLDINGS - ESTIMATES THAT FINANCIAL IMPACT OF TRANSACTION WILL RESULT IN A NON-CASH PRE-TAX CHARGE OF ABOUT $25 MILLION IN Q4 FY17 * BOSTON PRIVATE FINANCIAL - WILL ALSO GET FUTURE REVENUE SHARE PAYMENTS THAT HAVE A NET PRESENT VALUE OF APPROXIMATELY $15 MILLION AT DEAL CLOSING * BOSTON PRIVATE FINANCIAL - DEAL APPROVED BY COMPANY'S BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND IS SUBJECT TO OBTAINING CLIENT CONSENTS, ANCHOR RAISING DEBT FINANCING Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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