And so they must prioritize certain immigrants and deprioritize others.
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Maybe you do deprioritize speech when there are lives on the line.
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There's no choice to, for example, prioritize or deprioritize a certain type of exercise.
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Ultimately, federal prosecutors were instructed to deprioritize most marijuana-related prosecutions in those states.
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Code editing and translation tools will stop supporting, or at least deprioritize, Python 33.
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"If I can't, I can't commit to it, unless I can bump or deprioritize something else."
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We overlook or deprioritize the people around us, including top talent, and how we interact with them.
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The decision to prioritize encryption and interoperability meant, in some ways, a decision to deprioritize safety and civility.
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It appears that the U.S. will continue to deprioritize human rights concerns in general and minority issues specifically.
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The so-called Cole memo directed federal prosecutors to deprioritize marijuana cases in states that have legalized the drug.
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We can feel how we feel about our skin without judging ourselves but also try to deprioritize the whole operation.
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Just last week, the Justice Department announced it would no longer deprioritize marijuana cases in states where the drug is legal.
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But you don't mention the possibility of overhauling the algorithms of the major tech platforms to deprioritize outrage and pop filter bubbles.
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And it wouldn't decriminalize or deprioritize the distribution and sales of psilocybin mushrooms — all of that could still be pursued by police.
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How you deprioritize the woman striding toward the street, knowing she's heading for the group of friends waving to her from the sidewalk.
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As a result, we want to reduce the influence of these spammers and deprioritize the links they share more frequently than regular sharers.
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But Lewis and others believe that the move will be seen as an effort to downgrade the cyber coordinator and deprioritize cybersecurity engagement.
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And it doesn't decriminalize or deprioritize enforcement against the distribution and sales of psilocybin mushrooms — all of that could still be pursued by police.
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Facebook said it will start removing posts containing misinformation about the outbreak, a rare move for a company which normally chooses to deprioritize false posts instead.
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I wrote a similar series of letters to the tech companies asking them to deprioritize this anti-vaccination misinformation and they did so with great speed.
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On Thursday, Sessions rescinded the Obama-era policy that ordered U.S. attorneys in states where marijuana has been legalized to deprioritize prosecution of marijuana-related cases.
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Adam Mosseri, a Facebook vice president, wrote in a blog post that the effort would help "deprioritize" posts from users who frequently share low-quality links.
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The Trump administration's silence will not be an accidental omission but part of a broader strategy to deprioritize the topic in Eurasia and around the world.
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" Jen Bosse, a mom of two who blogs at Defining My Happy, said on Facebook, "All too often when couples have kids, they begin to deprioritize one another.
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And all of this can be traced back to the Trump administration's decision in the spring of 2018 to deprioritize the federal government's ability to respond to pandemics.
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If content is proven to be false, it can be flagged with a note labeling the content as such, and Facebook will deprioritize it in its News Feed.
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The California lawmaker's statement came after Sessions earlier Thursday rescinded orders that directed federal prosecutors to deprioritize prosecution of marijuana-related cases in states where the drug is legal.
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Microsoft may have built a new web browser that is befitting of today's Internet, but the decision to develop Edge and deprioritize Internet Explorer might be benefitting its rivals.
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"When you prioritize streams of information, you deprioritize deep, thoughtful communication," Sarah Peck, founder and executive director of the online community Startup Pregnant and a regular Slack user, said.
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Facebook's percentage of referral traffic dramatically decreased beginning in late 2017, shortly before the company announced that it would be changing its algorithms to deprioritize posts from news outlets.
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Maybe the right thing to do is to deprioritize speech in favor of accuracy now and when there's not a risk of mass death reverting to where they were.
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The vote came hours after Sessions rescinded an Obama-era policy that ordered U.S. attorneys in states where marijuana has been legalized to deprioritize prosecution of marijuana-related cases.
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Sessions earlier Thursday moved to rescind the so-called Cole memo, which ordered U.S. attorneys in states where marijuana has been legalized to deprioritize prosecution of marijuana-related cases.
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ISPs use a number of modern network technologies to handle congestion in real time, often letting them intelligently and automatically "deprioritize" the traffic of heavy users in overloaded areas.
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Raja Krishnamoorthi (D-Ill.), the investigation will probe decisions by the Department of Transportation to deprioritize or reduce funding for programs that benefitted U.S.-flagged vessels in foreign trade.
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If the caravan really was the national security threat that Trump and Fox News portrayed it to be, there would no reason to deprioritize coverage even after midterm elections.
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Some people have expressed environmental concerns, saying that if artificial waves usurp popular surf spots, it could deprioritize the resources and attention being given to the protection of coastal breaks.
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As the United States reallocates its counterterrorism resources, it may deprioritize East Africa in favor of Iraq and Syria, where the Islamic State is seeking to reemerge; Afghanistan; or other theaters.
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If Robbins suspects that the algorithm is punishing her brand, it's because that's the way the algorithm is set up — to deprioritize accounts that have established a likelihood to break the rules.
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Virgin Mobile's network will start to "deprioritize" service for the highest data users after exceeding 23GB of data in a month on congested sectors, like some of the other "unlimited" plans that have dropped this year.
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Even when only one hand is being used ("seeking"), the system knows that it can deprioritize the movements of the unused hand and dedicate more resources (be it body movements or computational power) to the working hand.
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Details: Two sources with knowledge of the decision confirmed to The Hill that Sessions will rescind the so-called Cole memo, which ordered U.S. attorneys in states where marijuana has been legalized to deprioritize prosecution of marijuana-related cases.
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The Justice Department on Thursday afternoon released a memo announcing that the so-called Cole memo — which ordered U.S. attorneys in states where marijuana has been legalized to deprioritize prosecution of marijuana-related cases — would be rescinded effective immediately.
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The note by Alex Stamos, written in March after he said he was going to leave the company, urged colleagues to heed feedback about "creepy" features, collect less data and "deprioritize short-term growth and revenue" to restore trust.
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So far, Amazon has declined to comment to media outlets on whether QAnon is being recommended to shoppers outside of the various top-sellers lists, or on whether it feels it has any responsibility to deprioritize malicious disinformation in its algorithm.
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In line with that theory, data from Kenshoo suggests an inverse relationship exists between how much an account spends on Direct Response Objectives and how much they spend on Instagram — in other words, brands that prioritize direct response deprioritize spending with Instagram.
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The Washington Post reports that the pace of Kurdish operations against ISIS has "significantly tapered off," as the Kurds have had to deprioritize their battle against the Islamic State because they've lost our support -- and because they have to focus on protecting themselves from Erdogan.
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Sanders's statement comes after reports that Sessions plans to rescind the so-called Cole memo, written by then-Deputy Attorney General James Cole under former President Obama, which directed federal prosecutors to deprioritize marijuana-related offenses in states that have legalized recreational use of the substance.
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" Dr. Santos speculated that Yale students are interested in the class because, in high school, they had to deprioritize their happiness to gain admission to the school, adopting harmful life habits that have led to what she called "the mental health crises we're seeing at places like Yale.
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As long as TikTok exists, it will be full of people making bizarre, goofy content, but for it to truly stay weird it would have to deprioritize the corporations that are willing to spend lots of money to advertise there, and that isn't going to happen anytime soon.
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"Depending on the type of detection that they're using, it's very possible that they [businesses] would miss this attack, or at least deprioritize it, or dismiss it as only a miner," Kent said The attack begins like cryptojacking, when hackers take over your computer to mine cryptocurrencies for their profit.
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Stock prices plummeted, investors worried and business owners wondered whether they would now be subject to federal prosecution as Sessions prepares to rescind an Obama-era provision, known as the Cole memo, that directed United States attorneys to deprioritize marijuana-related cases in states where marijuana is legal for recreational purposes.
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Sprint's Unlimited Freedom plan costs $60 a month for a single line and includes unlimited 1080p HD video streaming — although like unlimited plans on every other carrier, there is a soft cap of data you can use in a month, after which Sprint will deprioritize your data use during times of congestion.
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Further, 65% of female freelancers say they have felt the need to hide that they are working on vacation from their significant other and/or family, compared to only 41% of men -- highlighting the fact that women may feel more pressure than men to deprioritize their careers to be fully present for their families.
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"Officers have a tremendous amount of discretion in terms of how they choose to enforce laws on the book so police departments can deprioritize enforcing drug laws or to prioritize collaborating with drug treatment programs so instead of arresting people, they make sure that people who use illegal drugs are connected to public health programs and services," Cooper said.
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We deprioritize essential programs and initiatives like maternity and paternity leave; universal child care and early childhood education; eliminating the tipped minimum wage (two-thirds of tipped workers are women); expanding Social Security (the average female retiree receives over $300 less per check than her male counterpart); and laws against discrimination in hiring, pay, and promotion.
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The Trump administration's first major policy decision on immigration was to take the "handcuffs" off Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents — to rescind Obama-era memos that had told them whom to prioritize (and deprioritize) for deportation, and to promise field agents that they would have discretion to pick up unauthorized immigrants whenever they felt it was necessary.
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You're going to get as fast speeds when you've got this unlimited data, but if you hit a cap when there's a lot of people on the network — if you're in a place where there's a lot of people using their phones and you've used a lot of data that month — the carrier will deprioritize your phone.
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While it's true that people who are black, queer, transgender, homeless, incarcerated or poor, or who use injection drugs, are disproportionately affected by H.I.V. and AIDS, the misguided impression that members of these groups are the only ones affected has unfortunately contributed to the media's choice to deprioritize coverage of H.I.V. and AIDS in recent years.
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Now, Rubio is an enforcement-first guy, who takes such a dim view of both immigration and any concept of limits to the power of the federal government that he wants to cut off all federal funds to towns and cities whose local police departments have chosen to deprioritize immigration enforcement work in favor of crimes that do actual damage to human life and property.
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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, a staunch opponent of marijuana legalization, in January rolled back the so-called Cole memo, which ordered U.S. attorneys in states where the substance has been legalized to deprioritize prosecution of marijuana-related cases.
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However, the Trump administration has threatened to crack down on marijuana, with 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 rescinding an Obama-era policy that directed U.S. attorneys in states where marijuana has been legalized to deprioritize the prosecution of marijuana-related cases.
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I did a great panel for the Financial-, The Financial Times and Wipro had a panel I participated in, and on the panel was a man, Kai-Fu Lee, a Chinese technology leader who had been president of Google in China, and in 2013 he was diagnosed with China, and he wrote this amazing piece to his 50 million followers on Chinese Twitter, about how he had lived his life wrongly, and how as now he was potentially facing death, he realized that he didn't have to always put his work first, to deprioritize his sleep, and he in fact could have found a different way to do it.
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