"We don't typically inform people," she told a news conference.
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"We need to inform people the right way," he said.
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"Countries need to inform people of the risks," Kane said.
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"The first thing is to inform people honestly," he said.
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Is it utopian to inform people about the health hazards of cigarettes?
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We go to work each day to inform people about OUR country.
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Unfortunately, the NIEHS is failing in its mission to inform people of this.
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E.U. regulators argue Facebook isn't doing enough to inform people about data collection.
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Inform people if their data might have been accessed inappropriately through an app.
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Hoffman spoke of how social media could help inform people throughout the world.
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That would also inform people that they should be getting their batteries replaced.
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RAICES also offers an online toolkit to help inform people about family separation.
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"You have to inform people of what's going on first," Mr. Joudeh said.
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The department went into action on social media to inform people what to do.
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That group disbanded and Keen moved onto trying to inform people about breaches instead.
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There is no government effort to inform people about the effects of marijuana use.
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The same site would also inform people whether they tested positive for the illness.
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They also inform people outside the car whether it's in self-driving or manual mode.
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More popularity would help inform people about all the different paths to producing less trash.
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Coptis, assigned to inform people about the case, organized an event called the Dryerson Festival.
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It will inform people if their data was misused by a company like Cambridge Analytica.
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There is some basic — immediately inform people, give people data transparency, give people data mobility.
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And you're in a position to inform people on what your conclusions are about the world?
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He said that it could go a long way to help inform people about their choices.
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Ironic that the company has to spend time to inform people about its lack of differentiation.
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In a world without white papers disagreements like that would still exist, and still inform people.
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""I just wanted to inform people of their vulnerable devices while supporting a YouTuber I liked.
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The company will also inform people when apps are removed due to data misuse, he said.
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KJR: That's why I add little things into my work to inform people that we existed.
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Smith said he's unaware of any signs in the district to inform people of the law, however.
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It's easy to follow a simple narrative rather than inform people about the nature of the bureaucracy.
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The catch is that USCIS no longer has to inform people if they have committed a violation.
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Hoshi started Ramen Culture to help inform people stateside about the ins and outs of Japanese ramen.
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"Having this information can inform people on making the best decision for their lifestyle," Dr. Silva said.
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We want to inform people about the topics and don't want to burn down our own city.
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Health officials said they are putting out the information to inform people who may have been exposed.
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Are we trying to inform people about a national crisis, like a swine flu epidemic or hurricane?
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Employee data has historically been used to inform people strategies such as recruitment, retention, performance management and training.
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They went to the Ministry of Health and asked to be trained to inform people about the virus.
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"You have to inform people in pedestrian language what you have to do with your data," said Rep.
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The service did not inform people on the phone with Sharecare users that their relationships were being analyzed.
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You need more touchpoints where you can inform people about what the artists are doing that we represent.
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Password managers like Dashlane and 1Password will monitor logins and inform people when their credentials have been compromised.
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It was an experiment to inform people about the bill and encourage those senators to stand their ground.
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"Trump decided not to inform people of ACA open enrollment in order to sink it," Andy Slavitt tweeted Friday.
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Therefore, he should only be using his Twitter to inform people politely rather than bashing other people or parties.
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It includes health apps from partners like the Mayo Clinic to help inform people what genetic diseases they may carry.
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The program even comes with a flashy, illustration-heavy infographic designed to inform people about permitted and prohibited scooter use.
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WHO also highlighted the need to inform people to remove any potential breeding sites for mosquitoes, such as shallow water.
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It's important to inform people if their names or institutions are floating around lists of known right-wing extremist groups.
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BlackBerry's new mission is to now inform people that they can have all their favorite apps on a BlackBerry phone.
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We want to inform people and inspire them, inform them through high quality journalism, beautiful presentation and the right audience.
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And not only educate them, but ... inform people on how to get involved with something that they really care about.
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"I also use twitter to inform people about geo-locations of Chinese missiles from routinely posted pics," Motherboard was told.
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Study author Dr. Duong Nguyen said the results call for stronger patient education to inform people about the benefits of flossing.
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"I think our role now is similar in many ways to what it has been throughout: To inform people," said Forrest.
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When I do my podcast, my goal is to inform people and find humor in between, just so it's more digestible.
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They include password managers such as Dashlane and 1Password, which monitor logins and inform people when their credentials have been compromised.
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Tendi Muchenje was part of a team that built a web app that would inform people about gerrymandering happening in their districts.
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To counter this, Australian not-for-profit the Climate Council has created a Facebook Messenger chatbot to inform people about climate science.
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Before conducting a search, the agreement says officers must inform people of their constitutional right not to be searched without a warrant.
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"I think Black Mirror has done more to inform people on the potential pitfalls of AI than any White House policy paper."
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Environmental officers will hold public gatherings to inform people about the negative effects of plastics for health, fishing and farming, Sall said.
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As a matter of courtesy, you should try to inform people who could reasonably be upset about what you've said about them.
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It&aposs still a good idea to inform people before you start recording Skype to avoid potential legal issues and interpersonal awkwardness.
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"They all operate call centers, and they all bend over backward to inform people inquiring that it is not insurance," he said.
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Use third-party tools Paid services, including Dashlane and 1Password will monitor logins and inform people when their credentials have been compromised.
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" He said the warning was not intended to increase panic but rather "to inform (people) objectively so that measures can be taken.
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"To inform people when the final deadline is and to make people aware that coverage is much more affordable than people think."
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"The earlier we know about it, the earlier we can inform people who are working these products in the long-term," Broesamle says.
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So you can use those sorts of colors to inform people or relate to people what kind of things are in the wines.
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Trump needs to inform people within his administration that the investigations will be done or he will find others to do the job.
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"They essentially inform people of what's going on, and arguably that's one of the most important things for any functioning democracy," he said.
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That's the idea behind Legalswipe, a free app designed to inform people of their legal rights as they relate to interactions with the police.
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As reported by Caroline Haskins, this job involves curating local "crime" posts that inform people about shootings, robberies, and fires in their area. 5.
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But a test program in Arkansas shows how hard it is merely to inform people about new incentives, let alone get them to act.
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The governor's aides said the state moved quickly to inform people that it was a false alarm in posts on Twitter and on Facebook.
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But she didn't always go out of her way to inform people, either, and readily shared the files that the GRU released concerning Hillary Clinton.
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So I just try my hardest to inform people what I think is important, and I also want [them to know] that they're being heard.
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We strive to inspire and delight and inform people where they are—whether that's on email, on social, through podcasts, or IRL at our Rallies.
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Our view is that the best way to deal with that is to expose that messaging and inform people—to shine sunlight and create transparency.
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He decided not to charge evacuees the $35 nightly camp fee and tried in his broken Spanish to inform people that they were safe there.
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The law also created a public education fund to help inform people about that dark chapter in history to prevent something similar from happening again.
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So strong are these feelings, that they feel duty-bound to use any means of communication to inform people when that their rolling direction is incorrect.
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"They have an obligation to be funny and entertaining, and then beyond that, to inform people about how Trump is not a normal candidate," Obeidallah said.
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"We have long had tools in place to inform people about content removals and intend to expand these tools later this year," a Facebook spokeswoman said.
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The same administration that wants to zero-out public money for the arts used public money to inform people of Trump's exquisite taste in private property.
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Metzger works to inform people who have suicidal thoughts and their loved ones that there are places that can offer assistance and urges others to speak out.
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Finally, we work to inform people by giving them more context on the stories they see, including giving them more information about articles and promoting news literacy.
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The SPC issues their forecasts to inform people that the conditions are ripe for tornado producing storms and they should prepare for possible tornadoes in their area.
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In the short term, courts and correction systems should be required to inform people when their voting rights are taken away and how to regain those rights.
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Finally, the United States can provide satellite internet access to Iran so that activists can inform people and communicate when the regime shuts down domestic internet access.
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Kincaid's Overcoming Racism program, for instance, specializes in training that helps inform people how to act on their behavior rather than merely pointing out that they have it.
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"He told me 'Lilian, inform people ... that there is no agreement, no type of negotiation,'" Tintori told reporters in Plaza Altamira, one of the main opposition congregation points.
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So even if it's not valuable as a diving rod predicting a Bernie presidency, it's valuable because it gives us a reason to inform people about something important.
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It's a complex issue, but some experts think that community-focused approaches to inform people about protecting wildlife and potential health hazards from eating wildlife would be successful.
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"This is the last phase before the referendum, so we want to inform people through television in the mornings and evenings," Sansern told Reuters, without specifying a date.
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According to Fox News, a local environmental lobby group called Salvemos Cabana is urging the government to put up signs and better inform people of the health risk.
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Average salary: $69,470 Required sociability score: 65 They develop quantitative financial products used to inform people or financial institutions engaged in saving, lending, investing, borrowing, or managing risk.
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It says, "I'm going to support myself by doing good work that has value," and it does spread and reach other people and inform people in other ways.
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He pointed out that some rooftop solar companies do not inform people that using a "government backed" loan program to get their panels, will raise their property taxes.
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Equifax waited over a month to inform consumers, and there's no national data breach law in place requiring companies to inform people of leaks within a certain time frame.
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We need to inform people not to overdo it on opioids containing acetaminophen because it can be more fatal than the low doses of opioids contained in these formulations.
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"This is the last phase before the referendum, so we want to inform people through television in the mornings and evenings," government spokesman Major General Sansern Kaewkamnerd told Reuters.
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The weekly protests are part of Fire Drill Fridays, an initiative spearheaded by Fonda that seeks to inform people about the dire climate crisis our world is currently facing.
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"These measures, however, will not be sufficient, unless they are accompanied by policies that inform people about the dangers of such a journey," he continued, according to the Huffington Post.
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" Just because we inform people that Natives, per capita, are more likely to die at the hands of police than any other demographic that is not us playing "oppression Olympics.
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We kind of fell into a position where we felt like we had to use our outlet, and out publishing presence, not only to inform people, but to engage them.
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There was never much chance that the first round of what's sure to be an interminable number of Democratic primary debates would do much to inform people about the issues.
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"I don't see the story as too taboo — I want to inform people about this topic, that it's not just all fun and games the entire time," Ms. Fink said.
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"Chelsea acted in the service of the public interest to disclose information she believed imperative to inform people of harms perpetrated in the government's name around the world," Strangio explains.
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While the International Rescue Committee and other aid workers in Idomeni are doing their best to inform people of their options, they themselves are struggling to make sense of conflicting information.
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The failure to promise these payments, along with reductions in advertising to inform people about the markets and employees who sign-up enrollees, can only "push enrollment down," the report says.
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The law requires that all companies that collect biometric data (like thumbprints and photos to be used in face recognition) get consent and meaningfully inform people how their data is being used.
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The online claims application does not inform people that benefits are based on the highest 35 years of earnings or that life expectancy is a major consideration when deciding to claim benefits.
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Ronda and Melissa stressed the importance of having a massive sign on the street -- to inform people struggling with suicidal thoughts that there's a place where they can go to get help.
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While that wasn't a security vulnerability issue, there are plenty of examples of how human error and technical flaws have plagued a system designed to inform people of emergencies and looming danger.
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One reason for this column is that journalism is supposed to inform people about the world, and it turns out that most Americans (and citizens of other countries, too) are spectacularly misinformed.
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That's likely to give privacy experts pause, as they generally agree that cops should be required to (a) inform people when they're being recorded, and (b) turn off the cameras when people ask.
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I believe we have a very credible case that all we have done is follow the facts and inform people of those facts, while prioritizing the need for investigations to run their course.
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The government has failed properly to inform people what these changes mean and many of the poor who live in isolated areas away from the city are being heavily affected by this policy.
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Article 14 of the GDPR creates an obligation on data controllers to inform people whose personal data they intend to process when the information in question has not been directly obtained from them.
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This change gives users the ability to inform people in their care team — doctors, family members, midwives, and babysitters — about their progress, says Jennifer Tye, vice president of partnerships and marketing at Glow.
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The largest change was the removal of a provision that would have required the government to inform people that their emails were obtained by serving a warrant to the technology company storing them.
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"Then there is, I think, a political strategy, to do more to inform people that with many of these major technology platforms they are not the customer, they are the product," Gaetz said.
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These problems are so common that the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau issued a report in June on the failures of the student loan industry to properly inform people about forgiveness requirements and rights.
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"Working alongside the medical community, not only can we inform people of certain health conditions, we also hope to advance discoveries in heart science," said Jeff Williams, Apple's chief operating officer, in a statement.
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When ISIS took over the northern Iraqi city of Mosul in early June 2014, a local resident decided to start a blog to inform people of what was actually happening under the terrorist regime.
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"I think it was my job to brief them and to inform people about the issue, and then it was really strictly up to them to decide whether they agreed or not," he said.
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This year, Apple stores will host accessibility workshops globally to inform people on the importance of assistive technologies and teach them how to use those already present in Mac computers, iPads, iPhones, and Apple Watches.
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"We reduce the distribution of information that is inaccurate, and we inform people with more context and perspective," said Tessa Lyons, a product manager who heads Facebook's effort to curb misinformation in the News Feed.
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Facebook, Twitter, Google, and other big players may trumpet how they're changing the world, but, Warner argues, they don't operate in the public interest—to inform people, to protect users' privacy, to further our freedoms.
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As soon as you begin recording a Skype call, all participants are notified, but it&aposs still a good idea to preemptively inform people you are going to record for reasons of legality and decorum.
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Law enforcement typically can access wireless emergency alerts — the system that sends Amber Alerts — but alerts were not used to inform people that the danger had passed or instruct them on what to do next.
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Her office said it could not say why authorities did not inform people they were on such lists, but it was a sign that they did not take the threat of far-right terrorism seriously enough.
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He should inform people like Vampire Weekend's Ezra Koenig that if they think the New York primary rules amount to "voter suppression," they should join the New York Democratic Party and work to change those rules.
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Separately, they praised the other policing bill, sponsored by Councilman Antonio Reynoso, to compel officers to inform people of their right not to consent to a search, if consent would be necessary to perform the search.
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It mandates companies inform people how their data is collected, whether it's sold or shared, requires consent before data collection, and sets a strict 72-hour deadline for companies to make the public aware of data breaches.
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Government workers must "earnestly safeguard the peoples' legal rights", plan said, but it made no mention of a need to inform people fully about the campaign or of any option for people to decline to take part.
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Z, one of the BSA's co-founders, explained how the purpose of the map is to help inform people of counter-institutions so that they can help develop local efforts and make their own dual power projects.
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Instead of solely trying to attract influencers to post about what they're doing with props like the below, they're trying to educate and help inform people about a serious topic, and likely don't want to appear frivolous.
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Related: Exclusive: Canadian Police Obtained BlackBerry's Global Decryption Key Under the US Constitution, the government needs to inform people if officials are searching their home or property, said Alan Butler, senior counsel at the Electronic Privacy Information Center.
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The Census Bureau is working directly with major tech platforms like Google, Twitter and Facebook to inform people "about the mechanics of the census and to stamp out inaccurate information that's swirling around" on the 2020 count, AP reports.
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To that end, it will now apply labels to pages considered state-sponsored media — including outlets like the broadcaster Russia Today — to inform people whether the outlets are wholly or partially under the editorial control of their country's government.
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Removing the legalese is the best way to help people understand the fundamentals invisibly governing their online life, but Facebook, as ever, can't be trusted to fully inform people of the extent to which it collects and manipulates user data.
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A Facebook spokesperson confirmed in an email to Gizmodo that the company does not inform people if they are a victim of revenge porn on the platform and that there is no option to opt-in to receive such a notification.
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The state's Biometric Information Privacy Act requires that a company must inform people how it plans to use biometric data and how long it plans to store the data, and it must get consent in writing before collecting biometric data.
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The company that I used to work for, Facebook, has actually taken a lot of incredible steps to try to inform people about how it collects data and how they can make choices about how they share information with Facebook.
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But as more leaders, including the president of the country, take to Twitter to express their opinions and push policy, Blankfein said he found it to be an effective way to inform people of what Goldman does as an institution.
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"I don't think you're going to see any dramatic new decisions made today, I think you'll see a refining of existing decisions trying to reassure and inform people who may be losing their jobs today," Coveney told national broadcaster RTE.
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Grassroots efforts inform people of the dangers and barriers their elected officials are concocting in faraway capitals, or even in more local settings such as zoning boards, where rotten deals may be cloaked in the "smoke-filled" rooms of Washington.
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A new law narrowed the list of disfranchising crimes, but a federal judge ruled this summer that the state is not required to inform people with convictions who couldn't vote under the old law that they may now register to vote.
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Strangio summarized this in an interview given to Broadly last December: "Chelsea acted in the service of the public interest to disclose information she believed imperative to inform people of harms perpetrated in the government's name around the world," he said.
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"It was clear that people at US EPA had knowledge they needed to take action to protect people in Flint, and rather than doing so, they held meetings, they negotiated with state officials and did nothing to inform people," Loeb said.
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Vacca has full confidence that he will not, meaning the task force will work with public agencies to determine if their "automated decision making processes" impact varying groups unfairly, what should be done if so, how to inform people they've been impacted.
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Ultimately, if you can start conversations or inform people about things that they maybe otherwise might miss over the course of their busy day, that's about as high as we aim as far as effect, is just getting that information out there.
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Given those circumstances and the country's history, some were already beginning to question why Portugal had not done more sooner to improve its land practices and fire-warning systems, and whether the authorities did enough to inform people trying to escape the blaze.
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This goal is indeed bold, but I believe together we can better inform people about heart health, make testing and preventive services more readily available, and deploy treatment and health management strategies with a culture perspective—before, during and after American Heart Month.
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Once a company confirms a breach has taken place, depending on the industry, it may be legally required to inform people — the requirements vary from state to state, country to country, and depend on industry, regulation and compliance laws, and the type of information breached.
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Even though some of the members of her family can't vote, she wants to talk about politics so she can inform people who can vote, to understand her plight and her experiences so they can vote in a conscious way about rights and immigration.
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IBM is also providing resources including fact-checking resources and practical guidance for both COVID-19 patients and the general public, to help not only inform people about the spread of the virus, but also the steps they can take to protect themselves and others.
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"If we consider the &apos12-week rule,&apos whereby women often don&apost inform people that that they are pregnant until they are around 12 weeks, this means that many women suffer a loss without their friends or family knowing anything about it," Bourne said.
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With the official start of marijuana legalization in Canada on Wednesday, and retail stores opening across the country (although not in Ontario until April), the Toronto police force started a public awareness campaign to inform people that they should no longer snitch on their neighbors about marijuana use.
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England has a national HIV prevention program in place, for example, using local activities and social marketing to promote national HIV testing weeks and a campaign called "It starts with me" to increase testing and condom use, reduce stigma and inform people about sexually transmitted infections and practicing safe sex.
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Given the last of its published principles, it will be interesting to see which executive Facebook chooses to send to testify in front of Congress — to explain things like how it failed to protect the privacy of ~50M users nor even inform people their data had been siphoned off for illicit purposes.
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Sethi's efforts led to "one of the biggest human evacuations in history", according to the state chief minister - an effort that has been lauded by disaster management experts and the U.N. In the wake of the disaster, text messages are again being used to inform people about compensation, provide advice, and give contact numbers of local officials.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Top aide Jeff Weaver lays out Sanders's path to victory MORE (I-Vt.) — on Tuesday began a push to inform people about voter registration laws in their states and urge them to register.
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The Art Action camp was made up of four components: the artists who are creating, the legal team who is there to consult and inform people of risks before they go out, the media team—which I was a part of—who helps navigate press releases and how to communicate with the media, and then the action team who actually plans and strategizes.
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The Art Action camp was made up of four components: the artists who are creating, the legal team who is there to consult and inform people of risks before they go out, the media team—which I was a part of—who helps navigate press releases and how to communicate with the media, and then the action team who actually plans and strategizes.
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"From the perspective of anyone who thinks that the greatest opportunity afforded by modern technology is for the government to inform people directly, not just simply through the lens of the press — that's something this administration has talked a lot about — that's leaving a lot of informed public opportunity on the table," said Alex Howard, deputy director of the Sunlight Foundation, a nonpartisan nonprofit that advocates for government transparency.
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C.) on Thursday brushed off concerns from the FBI and Democrats over releasing a classified, Republican-crafted memo, saying House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin NunesDevin Gerald NunesJuan Williams: Trump, his allies and the betrayal of America Trump expected to nominate Texas GOP lawmaker to replace Dan Coats: report House Republicans claim victory after Mueller hearings MORE (R-Calif.) has a "constitutional duty" to inform people what's in the document.
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