But Salvini this week said countries were failing to keep their promises.
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She was issued a traffic infraction for failing to keep proper lookout.
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Failing to keep business afloat in Peter Molyneux's Theme Park gets grim.
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Shipping firms complain that the Nigerian government is failing to keep its waters safe.
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He had already scolded the interpreter for failing to keep up with his remarks.
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SNL can hardly be blamed/mocked for failing to keep Kavanaugh off the Court.
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Facebook reached a settlement with the FTC in 2011 for failing to keep privacy promises.
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Demand is failing to keep pace, resulting in a projected global surplus of 264,000 tonnes.
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Consumers will feel the pinch from wage increases failing to keep up with rising prices.
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Trevor Noah on Wednesday excoriated Facebook for failing to keep millions of users' data secure.
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Party cells that report inactive or disillusioned members fear censure for failing to keep them engaged.
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Instead, he reiterated Moscow's view that Washington was failing to keep its end of a Sept.
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Revenue was up 2.5 percent, failing to keep pace with the 6.6 percent rise in outlays.
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Voters will punish legislators for failing to keep their most repeated and clearest campaign promise. 2.
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That position comes despite European tech companies mostly failing to keep pace with their American counterparts.
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For Marvelous, failing to keep her life together in all ways would be a moral error.
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Meera often struggles to hook people in, failing to keep them around long enough for a discussion.
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Failing to keep waiving the sanctions would essentially mean the United States is withdrawing from the deal.
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Unfortunately, it seems that Apple has been failing to keep track of whether anyone's really using it.
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The company was acquitted on six charges regarding allegedly failing to keep proper inspection and test records.
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But PTT also has engendered skepticism after failing to keep promises about when it would announce its intentions.
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In other words, failing to keep your ears (and eyes) open could leave you out of the game.
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So our technology is in its infancy and yet we are still failing to keep up with it.
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At the same time this was happening, American longevity gains were failing to keep up with peer countries.
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MORE (R-Ariz.), slammed the Pentagon for failing to keep them in the loop on operations in Niger.
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His grievances are with Hong Kong officials for failing to keep the rest of China at a sufficient distance.
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The Americans argue that such tough enforcement mechanisms are needed, given China's history of failing to keep its promises.
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Debenhams has been fighting for survival after failing to keep pace with consumers moving online and to cheaper rivals.
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Trump isn't just failing to keep these promises; he's trying to do the exact opposite of what he promised.
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While some countries, such as China, are enhancing their support for agricultural research, we are failing to keep pace.
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Those limits have risen only 50 percent since 1976, failing to keep pace with rapidly rising child care costs.
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A British-led initiative to create an eLoran system was suspended after failing to keep other European countries interested.
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Part of the disconnect arises from employers' benefits failing to keep up with shifting attitudes about retirement, Collison said.
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Inflation is getting out of control in Africa's largest economy— Africa's largest economy is failing to keep inflation under control.
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Uber has said it would help the drivers to appeal and criticized authorities for failing to keep up with innovation.
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One has to wonder whether RadioShack missed a market opportunity by failing to keep this device up with the times.
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More broadly, market designs are failing to keep pace with technological advancement to reflect the full value of advanced energy.
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He pleaded guilty to two federal misdemeanor charges related to failing to keep adequate tax records, not to tax evasion.
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Castro left the race on Tuesday after lagging in the polls and failing to keep up with rivals' fundraising efforts.
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McNeil and his business partner, Charmion Raymond, accused Lee and Sasha of failing to keep up with their weekly payments.
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Uber has said it would help the drivers to appeal and criticised authorities for failing to keep up with innovation.
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However, once you factor in conviction rates, it becomes clear that the criminal justice system is failing to keep up.
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Net neutrality supporters, however, accused the agency of fabricating the attack to absolve itself from failing to keep the system online.
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"That's a perfect example," he said, of where regulatory frameworks are failing to keep step with the speed of technological advancement.
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Trump blamed George W. Bush for failing to keep the country safe because the 9/11 attacks happened on his watch.
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But it's increasingly looking like the President's denials and distractions are failing to keep up with the special counsel's accelerating pace.
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But some experts say the chaebols have now become complacent and risk averse, failing to keep pace with their overseas competitors.
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Devin Nunes (R-Calif.), whom he has accused of failing to keep his promise to recuse himself from the House investigation.
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American workers were unexpectedly less productive during the third quarter, with growth in their output failing to keep up with hours worked.
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Black wages are failing to keep pace with the rest of the economy and yet, there's been relative silence on this front.
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And not only are our leaders failing to keep fossil fuels in the ground, they're throwing taxpayer dollars at sucking them out.
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The OECD's annual employment outlook said wage growth in many countries it examined is failing to keep pace with improvements in productivity.
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According to administration sources, Trump has been displeased with Azar for failing to keep him updated on crucial decisions concerning the virus.
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Analyzing data from six previous opioid studies, Bicket found that doctors are failing to keep tabs on where all those pills go.
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Regulators also continue going after broker-dealers for failing to keep a close eye on questionable penny stock trades made in client accounts.
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But he was criticised by some eurosceptic lawmakers, including for failing to keep inflation near the ECB's target of just under 2 percent.
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But he was criticized by some eurosceptic lawmakers, including for failing to keep inflation near the ECB's target of just under 2 percent.
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Mr. Erdogan accused European leaders of failing to keep their promise to help Turkey bear the load of hosting 3.6 million Syrian refugees.
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" Beck said it was "yet another example of the administration and Congress failing to keep the Trump campaign promise of putting American workers first.
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Following Zainab's death, protesters took to the streets complaining that authorities were failing to keep their children safe after a series of similar killings.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - American workers were unexpectedly less productive during the third quarter, with growth in their output failing to keep up with hours worked.
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In 1990, he paid the government hundreds of thousands of dollars after being convicted of a misdemeanor for failing to keep adequate tax records.
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But he had been publicly doubting the president and criticizing him for failing to keep promises like building a wall on the southern border.
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Jobs in US journalism have been on the decline, with the rise in digital journalism failing to keep pace with the loss of newspaper jobs.
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Our sensitive data is everywhere, lots of people are trying to steal it, and for the most part, companies are failing to keep it safe.
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" He also said that by failing to keep loaded guns at home, "you're not doing what God would have you do and protecting your children.
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The United States is failing to keep up with Europe in regulating technology corporations like Facebook and Google, a congressman told CNBC on Monday. Rep.
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Britain's finance industry watchdog, the Financial Conduct Authority, had fined BNY Mellon 126 million pounds in April 2015 for failing to keep customer money safe.
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Oklahoma City was able to trim its deficit to 10 at halftime before failing to keep pace with sharp-shooting Indiana in the third quarter.
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And a costly "ice wall" is failing to keep groundwater from entering the basements, a Reuters analysis of the Tepco data showed earlier this year.
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Data due on Wednesday is likely to show average pay rises of around 2 percent are failing to keep up with the cost of living.
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The opinion blamed a dysfunctional immigration system for creating the crisis by failing to keep out undocumented immigrants or provide them a path to citizenship.
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With inflation hitting its joint highest level in more than five years of 2.9 percent in August, wages are failing to keep up with inflation.
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"The motor market remained highly competitive, with market premiums failing to keep pace with claims inflation," Chief Financial Officer and CEO-designate Penny James said.
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In the years that followed, the issue got massive public attention, with many students holding their schools legally accountable for failing to keep them safe.
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Revenue collections also came in far below projections through the month of April, failing to keep pace with rising expenses and adding to the state's deficit.
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Overland Park's insurance company sent a letter accusing Goodman and her husband of negligence for failing to keep an eye on the boy, the paper reported.
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What divides them, however, is their reaction to the decline in price caused largely by demand failing to keep up with a continuing glut in supply.
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WASHINGTON, Nov 6 (Reuters) - American workers were unexpectedly less productive during the third quarter, with growth in their output failing to keep up with hours worked.
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The three men's ideologies and public association with self-described Nazis demonstrate, once again, that the military is failing to keep extremists out of its ranks.
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The city would then have to try to defend the delay by showing it had a legitimate justification for failing to keep assessments up-to-date.
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But if the plant were to shut down early, Entergy would be penalized for failing to keep its commitment to contribute to the region's electrical grid.
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Utilization rates in the power sector last year fell to their lowest since 1978, with demand failing to keep up with the rapid expansion in capacity.
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As Senate Republicans rush toward some final vote on a health care bill, they are faced with failing to keep a promise they've made for seven years.
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Just this week, 591 high school students in Waterloo, Ontario were suspended for failing to keep their vaccination rates up-to-date, according to the Waterloo Record.
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And drugs policy reform advocates are pointing to BoomTown as an example of how the existing policies are failing to keep people—and women in particular—safe.
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Paul Vallas, the former boss of Chicago Public Schools, lambasted the mayor for failing to keep the police staffed with enough detectives to solve murders and shootings.
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"If we really want to improve our business cyber-hygiene, you have got to have consequences for failing to keep up those cyber-hygiene standards," he said.
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The gap between rich and poor in the workplace is unwanted publicity for many companies – especially when British wages are failing to keep pace with rising inflation.
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Lawmakers are today — like yesterday — expecting answers on whether Facebook neglected its duty to users in failing to keep track of the sensitive data under its stewardship.
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Victoria's Secret has also faced backlash for failing to keep up with brands like Aerie, which frequently celebrates body positivity through its advertisements and in-store campaigns.
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This means that wages for many are failing to keep up with inflation as the cost of health care, prescription drugs, gasoline and housing continues to soar.
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Lawmakers said the episode was yet another example of why the United States needs data privacy laws that punish companies for failing to keep customers' information private.
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U.S. officials have accused Cuba of failing to keep diplomats safe, but Cuba has denied involvement and says anti-Castro politicians in Washington have manipulated the matter.
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After failing to keep up with new trends and connect with consumers, A&P found itself with a reputation for poor customer service and high operating costs.
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Foundation officials blamed that action on paperwork failing to keep up with changes in the group, which altered its name and eventually spun off from the foundation.
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Jaeger was a well-known British brand which operated for 133 years, but collapsed in April after failing to keep pace with rapidly changing high street conditions.
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The report suggests that government regulation is failing to keep up with the growing supplement industry, but regulators aren't prepared to actually fix the problem at its root.
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Two retail consultants, who advise Walmart on e-commerce and online grocery, have confirmed to Reuters that Jet is failing to keep pace with Walmarts internal sales goals.
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Two retail consultants, who advise Walmart on e-commerce and online grocery, have confirmed to Reuters that Jet is failing to keep pace with Walmart's internal sales goals.
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Turning to demand, currently registering 97.89 million barrels a day, Jones notes that it is failing to keep up with supply levels of 98.29 million barrels a day.
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After all, David Cameron was re-elected as Prime Minister just 13 months ago despite his last government failing to keep its promises to cut down net migration.
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Data on Wednesday, however, showed that American workers were unexpectedly less productive during the third quarter, with growth in their output failing to keep up with hours worked.
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Failing to keep our promise to Afghans who risked life and limb in the battlefield would add a shameful chapter to the mixed legacy of America's longest war.
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Cohn insisted that the White House was homed in on advancing, despite the severe consequences of failing to keep the government open or the treasury out of default.
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But since then SNAP has often accused bishops of failing to keep these promises, and the group continues to be seen by the church as an adversarial force.
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But he criticized Mr. Ohr for "consequential errors in judgment," including failing to keep his supervisors informed of his actions and making himself "a witness" in the investigation.
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Because at the end of the day, the students at my school felt one shared experience -- our politicians abandoned us by failing to keep guns out of schools.
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Some political analysts suggested that he might have damaged his standing with Republicans by loudly criticizing former President George W. Bush for failing to keep Americans safe on Sept.
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In a Federal Trade Commission complaint, filed last month and publicly released yesterday, a security researcher and health advocates said the company was failing to keep sensitive data secure.
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Populists rage against the centrist establishment for failing to keep its promise of crisis-free growth (remember when Gordon Brown claimed to have abolished the boom-and-bust cycle?).
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Putin, true to form, is accusing the United States of failing to keep commitments under existing arms control agreements, which doesn't presage a Russian willingness to negotiate new ones.
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The threat of antibiotic resistance is even more frightening when considered in this context: Antibiotic research and development (R&D) is failing to keep pace with growing patient needs.
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Even if the stolen data isn't considered that sensitive, the breach adds to a growing pile of companies hoarding vast amounts of data but failing to keep it safe.
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Oil has since come off as it continues to be weighed down by U.S. shale oil producers coming back online and demand still failing to keep up with supply.
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In 1983, President Ronald Reagan's administration released the "A Nation at Risk" report, which condemned American public schools for failing to keep students competitive with those in foreign countries.
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Members of the company's Trust and Safety Council say Twitter has been failing to keep them in the loop for months regarding policy changes, according to a Wired report.
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The Dutchwoman recovered well to share the opening four games with Pavlyuchenkova but dropped her serve in the fifth, failing to keep up with her unseeded opponent's devastating backhands.
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But some users accused Hinde of creating more work for retail employees — many of whom make minimum wage — by shuffling the shirts around, thereby failing to keep her feminism intersectional.
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The series of letters comes at a time when it's increasingly clear that the tech industry has created or enhanced major societal problems by failing to keep itself in check.
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Oil prices have failed to see the gains hoped from those cuts, however, with U.S. shale oil producers coming back online and demand still failing to keep up with supply.
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Their struggle highlights an ugly truth in the current U.S. regulatory framework: Policies are failing to keep pace with the realities of an increasingly interconnected and rapidly changing global economy.
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There is no evidence that even doing the unthinkable, taking infants from their mothers' arms and then failing to keep track of them for an eventual reunion, dissuades migrants from coming.
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Failing to keep the deficit in check could mean that Poland is subject again to Brussels' excessive deficit procedure, a sin bin for states whose deficits exceed 3 percent of GDP.
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But conservative media personalities, like Fox News's Sean Hannity and radio talk show host Mark Levin, have heaped praise on the new president — and chided Congress for failing to keep up.
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While we celebrate these advances as fans of great music, the entire music community is also working together to modernize old laws that are failing to keep pace with today's technology.
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Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban accused 3M of failing to keep prices of its face masks low during a time when they are critical to combatting the coronavirus in the country.
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Many rely on some form of public assistance despite full-time employment, with minimum-wage salaries failing to keep up with rising costs of living — even as airline profits have soared.
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Its rapid growth over the past decade has seen a construction boom and a scramble to meet soaring energy and commodities demand, with worker safety standards often failing to keep pace.
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Consumers have been squeezed through most of this year by rising inflation which hit its highest in nearly six years last month, at a time when wages are failing to keep up.
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But cost-cutting is failing to keep pace with the declines in the revenue that banks make from this business, and that spells a new wave of job cuts on dealing floors.
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He is also, for now, short on high-profile allies after failing to keep Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal, the sport's two other essential men, in the loop during the Kermode tussle.
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The civil lawsuit, filed by Ms. Cheston's mother in 2015, accused the security company of negligence in their training and performance and of failing to keep a 14-year-old girl safe.
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Trending down: A new analysis of coordinated inauthentic behavior on Facebook shows the social network is still failing to keep up with the spread of disinformation and media manipulation on the platform.
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He argued that the Labor Department acted arbitrarily when it penalized SeaWorld for failing to keep a trainer from "recognized hazards" under federal job-safety law, when the work was inherently risky.
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"This administration brought this issue upon itself frankly, and we are failing to keep our promise to these young people and I think it is imperative that we do that," she said.
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A sharp fall in gasoline and fuel oil margins in recent days precipitated the fall, with a relative strength in middle distillates failing to keep overall margins in positive territory, traders said.
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In 2013, an investigative report from The Globe and Mail suggested one plan to help save RIM, a once burgeoning company that was failing to keep up with Apple and Android, was BBM.
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This technology is moving so fast that the tooling around it seems to be failing to keep up, and also, conceptually, it's all still a little opaque and forbidding to the average engineer.
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Sexual violence and harassment of women have been a growing concern in India in recent years and police and governments have been criticized for failing to keep the streets of major cities safe.
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Food commodities are not the only ones suffering from demand failing to keep up with a glut in supply with oil prices suffering a similar fate with a steady decline since mid-2014.
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If it succeeded, he might lose to Fernando Lugo, a left-wing former bishop who was president until 2012, when he was impeached over allegations of failing to keep order or prevent nepotism.
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Philip D. Murphy is already resorting to emergency measures to try to fix New Jersey Transit, the state agency that has been failing to keep its trains running on time — or at all.
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She is thorough and compassionate, scolding her intern (Olivier Bonnaud) for failing to keep his emotions in check and communicating clearly and efficiently with the mostly poor people who come to her office.
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The defense has turned it up the last two games, holding Carolina and Los Angeles under 250 total yards after failing to keep an opponent under 325 in the first nine contests. 1.
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The I.T.F. and the Court of Arbitration for Sport ruled that she had unintentionally committed a doping infraction after failing to keep up-to-date on the World Anti-Doping Agency's prohibited list.
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Simultaneously, in many of the same places, incomes, education levels and the age structure is failing to keep pace, or even deteriorating, in the small town and exurban communities at the metropolitan area's periphery.
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The head of the CIA told congressional overseers on Thursday that the law is failing to keep up with rapidly evolving technology, potentially giving foreign terrorists an avenue to escape U.S. intelligence agents' eyes.
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The outrage over MGM's attempt to evade responsibility for failing to keep its premises safe, and its subsequent decision to accept such responsibility, should be an object lesson to those who run online businesses.
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The organization said many of the world's largest and most innovative economies had education systems which were failing to keep up with the pace of innovation, including South Korea, France, China, India and Brazil.
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Russia also accused the U.S. of failing to keep to the terms of the deal which prohibited the production or testing of ground-launched cruise missiles with a range of 300 to 3,400 miles.
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Google vowed on Tuesday to police its websites better by ramping up staff numbers and overhauling its policies after several companies deserted the internet giant for failing to keep their adverts off hate-filled videos.
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Even these specific changes will make it difficult for OSHA to compile injury and illness records that are critical to identifying what jobs are dangerous and which employers are failing to keep their workers safe.
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The stubborn, discredited strategy Bolton is pursuing here will escalate conflict with Iran, failing to keep us safe, make progress toward peace, or honor the foreign policy promises that helped Trump win the White House.
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But the company is facing increasing criticism from its founder and largest shareholder, Chip Wilson, who has criticized the current leadership for failing to keep up with market trends, and questioned the yogawear retailer's transparency.
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President Tayyip Erdogan, who accuses Brussels of failing to keep its promises, said on Thursday that Turkey would review all political and administrative ties with the EU after an April referendum, including the migrant deal.
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Hollywood has generated no shortage of memorable male duos to lead its coming-of-age comedies — Ferris and Cameron; Wayne and Garth; Beavis and Butt-head — while failing to keep pace with female-fronted movies.
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Other dissenting voices come from Myanmar's myriad ethnic minority groups, who have criticized Suu Kyi – from the Bamar Buddhist majority – for failing to keep a promise to end fighting with armed groups seeking greater autonomy.
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And while many are unlikely to say so publicly, some Democrats would plainly relish the political upside of a unified Republican government ushering in Mr. Trump's 100th day by failing to keep the lights on.
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That includes a $7003 million fine by the federal Consumer Financial Protection Bureau for failing to keep its promises, and a $100,000 fine from the California Department of Business Oversight for the fees and interest rates.
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The 25-component index of rail operators, airlines, truckers and package delivery stocks is seen by many investors as a barometer of economic activity, and it is failing to keep up with other key market measures.
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Mr. Edison, who has no legal training, has sued a construction company, a real estate developer and the Rite Aid drugstore chain, claiming they were negligent in failing to keep their workers from being annoyingly loud.
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In 2013, the F.D.A. sent the company a warning letter, accusing it of failing to keep the agency informed about updates to the da Vinci's operating instructions, on matters such as the proper cleaning of instruments.
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As a business, Lego has gone through ups and downs over the years — most notably in the early aughts; it neared bankruptcy in 21 after failing to keep up with commercial competitors like Hasbro and Mattel.
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SAN FRANCISCO — YouTube will disable comments on most videos that include children 13 and younger after coming under fire for failing to keep pedophiles from posting suggestive remarks on such videos, the company said on Thursday.
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Jackley has been hitting Noem for failing to keep campaign promises on health care and balancing the budget while serving in the House of Representatives in Washington, while Noem has attacked Jackley for being weak on crime.
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Since then, a glut in global supply and demand failing to keep up – as well as the decision by major oil producer cartel OPEC to not cut production – has meant that prices have not had any support.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Google vowed on Tuesday to police its websites better by ramping up staff numbers and overhauling its policies after several companies deserted the internet giant for failing to keep their adverts off hate-filled videos.
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After years of failing to keep pace with Wall Street's big hitters such as JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs, Deutsche Bank is being pushed to retreat from riskier investment banking and focus its effort on mainstream markets.
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Canadian yoga-wear retailer Lululemon Athletica's quarterly profit narrowly missed analysts' estimate due to higher costs, a week after its founder Chip Wilson criticized the Canadian yoga-wear retailer's leadership for failing to keep up with market trends.
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"However, with homebuilding activity still failing to keep up with demand and not enough current homeowners putting their home up for sale, prices continued their strong ascent – and in many markets at a rate well above income growth."
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But with steep declines in output from OPEC member Venezuela as a result of unrest and mismanagement, and continued curbs on production by other OPEC and non-OPEC members, global production is failing to keep pace with consumption.
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And while he criticized Mr. Ryan for failing to keep regular order in the chamber, he echoed support for the speaker's decision to negotiate a different stopgap bill with billions of dollars in wall funding and disaster relief.
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Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban called out the manufacturing giant 3M for failing to keep the prices of faces masks low and to get the critical protective gear to health workers on the frontlines of battling the coronavirus.
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In a sign of how some fashion retailers are failing to keep track of their inventory, British label Ted Baker said last week it had overstated the value of its inventory by as much as 25 million pounds.
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What's happening: Stocks reversed earlier gains after President Trump addressed the UN and accused China of failing to keep its promises and engaging in predatory practices that had cost millions of jobs in the U.S. and other countries.
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The FTC was previously responsible for charging Facebook with failing to keep user data private in 2011, and its more recent probe into the company's continued floundering on that front could result in fines of up to $5 billion.
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The retailer — owned by Los Angeles-based private equity firm Leonard Green & Partners — said it would seek to sell or close about 140 stores, or nearly one-third of its locations, after failing to keep up with consumer trends.
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"I think anything that keeps us from keeping our promise to the American people is a distraction, but to date most of the failing to keep our promises falls at the feet of the Senate, not the President," Rep.
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DAKAR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Ebola's spread to a new part of Democratic Republic of Congo is a disturbing sign that health workers are failing to keep track of high-risk people on the move, aid agencies said on Friday.
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Ghost is so busy trying (and failing) to keep his head down that he hasn't had a chance to explore his true potential — but there's one thing he knows he can do, thanks to that night, and that's run.
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The way Pete sees it, the differences between Biden and Bernie are molehills compared to the mountainous divide across the aisle -- and he says Trump is failing to keep American lives safe in the face of the deadly pandemic.
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At the same time, a broad swath of Americans in the very same cities is being left behind, with wage increases for low- to middle-wage employees failing to keep pace with the dramatic gains by high-end workers.
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A fast-growing population and a coastline with many cities has created a "perfect storm" for trash finding its way into the surrounding seas, according to green groups, with garbage collection and recycling failing to keep pace with development.
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Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility (PEER) and Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW) filed a joint lawsuit against the EPA and Administrator Scott Pruitt for failing to keep records in accordance with the Federal Records Act (FRA).
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Still, given the Chinese government's track record for failing to keep its trade promises, American negotiators feel that any deal must have some sort of mechanism that will swiftly inflict higher tariffs on China if it does not comply.
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People who follow the industry say it's a two-horse race between Amazon and Microsoft, with Google failing to keep pace in a cloud infrastructure market that Gartner expects to grow to $22017 billion next year from $23.3 billion in 93.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei renewed his criticism of a nuclear deal signed with six world powers in a speech in Tehran on Monday, and accused the United States of failing to keep its side of the bargain.
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RETREAT FROM INVESTMENT BANKING After years of failing to keep pace with Wall Street's big hitters such as JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs, Deutsche Bank is being pushed to retreat from riskier investment banking and focus its effort on mainstream markets.
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The average financial sector salary is about 30 percent higher than the average wage in Britain but it is still failing to keep pace with rent rises in the overcrowded capital, government wage statistics, salary research and rental data shows.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Britain leaving the European Union without a new trade deal would not be the end of the world, although failing to keep existing open relationships could have global repercussions, Britain's trade minister said in an interview on Thursday.
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But Mr. Trump's assertion that he was canceling "war games" made it difficult to conduct the exercise in any form without the risk that North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un, would accuse the United States of failing to keep its word.
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Facebook has also been fined large sums and remains under a Federal Trade Commission consent order for deceiving consumers and failing to keep consumer data private, and has also been sued by the government for violating fair housing laws on its advertising platform.
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Even if the numbers do look better, the ability of the administration to shoot itself in the foot by failing to keep the media focused on the good news — choosing instead to pick trade fights with key U.S. allies — can't be overstated.
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But tennis on clay is not like tennis on any other surface, as Federer is well aware after growing up playing on it in Switzerland and after spending some of his adulthood trying and failing to keep pace on it with Rafael Nadal.
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If you've been on the internet in the past few days, it was impossible to avoid the articles and social media posts assailing the Trump administration for failing to keep track of 5003,500 immigrant children who arrived at the United States border alone.
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Mr Trump has placed the blame squarely on the Chinese, whom he accused of renegotiating a deal they had already struck; of failing to keep promises to buy more American agricultural products; and of allowing fentanyl, a deadly drug, to reach America.
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A California woman who says she was raped by a Lyft driver in 2017 also sued the company in September over failing to keep riders safe, while 14 additional women sued Lyft earlier in September over its handling of sexual assault complaints.
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With federal research budgets failing to keep up with inflation, cancer researchers have been forced to take our foot off the accelerator, just as we are starting to see the delivery of powerful new therapies that were unimaginable even a few years ago.
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In other words, Dallas embodied much of the league in the aftermath of the 22011 lockout, a mass of clubs wheeling, dealing, and failing to keep up with the NBA's one percent, punting on the present for a shot at a better future.
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At a Republican debate in South Carolina on February 13th Donald Trump accused George W. of wittingly invading Iraq on a false prospectus and failing to "keep America safe"—the phrase apologists for the former president are most likely to use when defending his record.
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It's clear that government officials betrayed Flint residents, first by switching the city's drinking water system to the polluted Flint River and failing to keep lead from leaching into the water, and then by ignoring complaints and dragging their feet for months in responding.
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Officials there have also released audio of 911 calls by migrants seeking help after being abandoned by smugglers; in one, a man tells a dispatcher that his cousin was left behind after failing to keep up with migrants trying to avoid a Border Patrol checkpoint.
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OKUMA, Japan (Reuters) - A costly "ice wall" is failing to keep groundwater from seeping into the stricken Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear plant, data from operator Tokyo Electric Power Co shows, preventing it from removing radioactive melted fuel at the site seven years after the disaster.
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But by failing to keep such weapons out of Yemen, the report said, "the Islamic Republic of Iran is in noncompliance" with Resolution 2216, adopted nearly three years ago after the war between the Houthi rebels and the Saudi-backed government in Yemen had begun.
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For those Americans with terminal illnesses who are forced to rely on treatments that were developed decades ago, promising new treatments – some already available in other countries -- are being stifled by an outdated approach that is failing to keep pace with 21st century medicine.
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It accuses Dr. Helfmann of failing to take reasonable steps to protect patients' confidentiality, failing to keep notes about certain patient visits, failing to release records requested by a patient and failing to supervise office staff members concerning patient confidentiality and preserving patient records.
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Shortly after the terrorist attack on Paris' famed Champs-Élysées on Thursday, Le Pen was at it again, calling for all foreign nationals on the French terrorist watch list to be immediately deported and accusing the government of deliberately failing to keep the country safe.
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The U.S. Departments of Commerce and the Interior should ban pesticides from the habitat of wildlife and plants protected by the Endangered Species Act because the Environmental Protection Agency is failing to keep the areas free of pesticides, the Center for Biological Diversity said on Monday.
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Then he risked it all, going hard after George W. Bush, accusing the last Republican president of failing to keep the country safe on 9/11 and bumbling his way into the war in Iraq, in a state whose electorate is known for being very pro-military.
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Since the Santa Fe killer apparently took his father's guns, a number of gun control advocates have proposed to hold parents like him criminally liable; any gun owner would face criminal charges for leaving his gun unlocked or failing to keep it under his immediate possession.
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State insurance offices are already struggling — and sometimes failing — to keep up with the deluge of newly unemployed people trying to get help, and individually means-testing every person's payout would add a huge logistical hurdle that would make it almost impossible to get that money out.
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Regulators failing to keep pace with the business expansion of tech giants has been a staple theme of the tech industry in recent years, whether it's Uber running taxi industry red lights, Airbnb breezing past rental rules or Google sticking two fingers up at regional data protection regulations.
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Congress suffered other poor results on March 11th, losing control of the mountainous northern state of Uttarakhand, failing to keep a majority of seats in Manipur to the east, and falling short of an outright win in Goa to the south despite a poor showing by the incumbent BJP.
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But when oil prices collapsed, so did the dream, and now Chavez's successor, Nicolas Maduro, is presiding over a country where the government tells people how much they must pay for basic foodstuffs while failing to keep their state-provided wages high enough to buy that same food.
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Goldman warned against getting too excited about a long-awaited oil price rally, however, noting that prices needed to stay lower for some time yet to allow a rebalancing in supply and demand in oil production (which has largely remained high despite demand failing to keep up) to occur.
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Mr. Cuomo, a Democrat who served as the federal housing secretary under President Bill Clinton, was invited to tour the housing complex by a group of tenants who filed a lawsuit last month against Nycha for failing to keep tenants safe from lead and involve them in policymaking.
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The California-based company is accused of violating the Clean Air Act by failing to promptly repair leaks of R-22019, a hydrochlorofluorocarbon that is an ozone-depleting substance and potent greenhouse gas used as a coolant in refrigerators, and failing to keep adequate servicing records of its equipment.
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In July, the ICO announced it intended to fine Facebook the maximum possible amount under the U.K.'s old data protection regime — saying it was "clear" the company had contravened the law "by failing to keep users' data safe" when its systems allowed Kogan's app to scrape Facebook user data.
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"I think anything that keeps us from keeping our promise to the American people is a distraction, but to date most of failing to keep our promises falls at the feet of the Senate, not the President," leading conservative Mark Meadows, the chairman of the House Freedom Caucus, told CNN.
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And it occurs to me that in failing to keep up with the new climate realities — like the chill and biblical rains that have afflicted much of Europe this year — those loopy New Age surveys have something in common with the designers showing their spring 2017 men's wear on runways here.
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The charge filed in the Federal District Court in San Francisco against Mr. Wertkin is for contempt of court, a law that gives a judge broad power to impose a punishment for violating court rules, like failing to keep a whistle-blower complaint secret while the government investigates the fraud claims.
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Trials: Jean-Pierre BembaNovember 22, 2010 - The trial begins for former Congolese Vice President Jean-Pierre Bemba, who is accused of three counts of war crimes and two counts of crimes against humanity for failing to keep his forces from raping and killing civilians in Central African Republic in 2002-303.
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Warner and the Democrats, meanwhile, have been shopping legislation to other lawmakers that would force the Federal Election Commission to more tightly regulate digital political ads — something members of Congress, former FEC officials, and experts alike all agree the agency has neglected by failing to keep up with rapid changes in internet advertising.
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Jeanne asserted her own skill in the ring in 1925, when she declared to a judge (she was being arraigned for failing to keep a muzzle on her terrier) that she "knocked out twenty-five women and five men in Europe," but that no one would fight her in the United States.
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Instead, she is forced to run interference on Ramona, trying and mostly failing to keep her from baking her dolls with her birthday cake (so she could practice being the witch in Hansel and Gretel) or taking a single bite out of every apple in the house (because the first bite always tastes the best).
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As American negotiators resumed talks in Shanghai, Trump admonished China for failing to keep up its promises to buy more US agricultural products and warned against a strategy of dragging out negotiations to end a trade impasse in the hopes that a Democrat -- such as former Vice President Joe Biden -- might win the White House.
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"While it's disappointing that Chicagoans won't have the chance to give Rahm Emanuel the massive defeat at the polls he deserves for his long record of sheltering injustice, perpetuating inequity, and failing to keep Chicago safe, this is a great day for the Windy City," the organization's chair Jim Dean said in a statement.
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It also demonstrates how little has changed since these acts of real-time violence have grown prominent, and, yet again, how badly platforms are failing to keep content like this off their farms: The Instagram post of Devins' body was left on a platform shared by 1 billion monthly active users, for what was reportedly most of Sunday.
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Yet, by failing to keep their years-long promises to voters, refusing to work with a president that is far more popular than they are, and, finally, sticking voters with a trillion-dollar spending bill that is the equivalent to canine refuse, Republicans are limping into the midterms, clinging to tax reform and hoping voters won't notice the rest.
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It's a central paradox of modern life: The devices that help us find rides and friends and food and sex and adorable puppies are the same ones that disconnect us from the life in front of our eyes, kill our attention span, give us FOMO, and turn the world into a series of torrential feeds we can't stop trying and failing to keep up with.
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There are currently nine members of Tesla's board of directors, including Musk's brother Kimbal Musk, 21st Century Fox CEO James Murdoch, and early Tesla investor and Valor Management head Antonio Gracias, all three of whom a group of shareholders tried to boot from the board this year, arguing they were failing to keep Musk in check and citing Musk's refusal to answer questions from analysts on a Tesla earnings call.
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The slump has been caused by global demand failing to keep amid a glut in oil supply and has been exacerbated by the 12-member oil producing group OPEC's decision not to cut production as it tries to drive out rivals such as the shale oil industry in the U.S. As such, oil producing nations both in the oil-rich Middle East and beyond are struggling with rising budget deficits, debts and dwindling cash reserves, which were largely amassed from oil exports.
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Look for the terror-struck, corpulent bourgeois failing to keep up with a crowd that is being chased by the police (The Demonstration, 20193); the nude holding a tiny black dog inches away from her groin (Bathing on a Summer Evening, 22019-226); the polar bear rug staring out at us from an adulterer's bedroom like a startled witness (The Other's Health, 22019); the toddler fiendishly ripping and scattering paper on the floor (The Red Room, Etretat, 1899); or the schoolchildren portrayed as roving, belligerent gangs.
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Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility (PEER) and Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW) filed a joint lawsuit against the EPA and Administrator 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 for failing to keep records in accordance with the Federal Records Act (FRA).
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Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility (PEER) and Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW) filed a joint lawsuit against the EPA and Administrator 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 for failing to keep records in accordance with the Federal Records Act (FRA).
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We meet a chef tasked with preparing a mind-blowing meal for the drug lord Joaquín (El Chapo) Guzmán using only two ingredients (and no salt, no pepper); a closeted employee of U.S. Wheat who comes out to his co-workers after being forced to enact a lewd confrontation with a dwarf; a bass player for "the best orchestras" who, as a 12-year-old, almost lost his arm as punishment for failing to keep track of a local gang leader's watch; and a deeply troubled professor of painting who commits a brutal act in his home that accidentally yields his greatest masterpiece.
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