We felt a bit unwelcome, as though we were intruding.
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We are intruding on digital lives, autobiographies written in clicks.
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Mechanisms of seeing are also mechanisms of intruding, policing, controlling.
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It started intruding on and disrupting my sense of reality.
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That means a sustained crackdown on intruding cars and trucks.
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I felt ashamed for intruding and adding to his misery.
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Yet questions about how Soutine's life has been written kept intruding.
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But there's a sense of hope intruding into Black Mirror, finally.
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And universities seem remarkably tolerant of student politics intruding on studies.
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It feels as if we were intruding on someone's loneliest moment.
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And very shortly we're going to be intruding a science stream.
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"I feel like I'm intruding on the art world," he said.
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He only sees this guy is intruding in a bad way.
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But the economy kept intruding into the putative trans-Atlantic romance.
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It's intimate, but never so intimate you feel like you're intruding.
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No strangers were intruding, not on us, not on his body.
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Hong Kong's government also tries to stop politics intruding on the issue.
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Shannon never forgot that advice, but life had a way of intruding.
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The international varieties, however, often dominate, intruding on and changing Chianti's character.
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Some turtles are territorial, so maybe the cat was intruding on its space?
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Rogers said it helped her keep self-doubt from intruding on her mission.
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But the clause also prevents the branches from intruding on one another's authority.
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This pipeline is intruding on our life and we're not benefiting at all.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Economic reality is intruding on the political debate over Brexit.
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I feel like I&aposm intruding on your space here at the White House.
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Instead of intruding on sports, let&aposs work together and seek what you want.
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"I feel kind of unwelcome there, of course, and perhaps I'm intruding," she said.
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"It&aposs not intruding in my life," neighbor Jack Bender told the news station.
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That also keeps another regulatory layer from intruding into the streamlining of infrastructure development.
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At the same time, Russia is rebuilding its military and intruding in others' elections.
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And the events of the all-too-real world have a way of intruding.
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Unseen in the photograph, his vision behind the camera is serene, intruding and present.
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What about dangerous carcinogen vapors intruding into homeowners' basements with the potential for explosions?
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Humans have a long history of territorial anxieties about wild animals intruding on our spaces.
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Rose is eager to stay in, safe from the world outside, but it keeps intruding.
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The top one depicts an angry head intruding from the right, facing a small policeman.
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Mrs Merkel argues that EU institutions have no business intruding in a purely commercial enterprise.
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They travel thence to the lymph nodes, where they await activation to attack intruding pathogens.
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They usually require operators to be at hand and fairly close to an intruding drone.
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In hundreds of comments, students talked about how technology was often intruding in their relationships.
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His biggest concern was that he didn't want a camera crew intruding on people's experiences.
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And reality has started intruding into the rose universe in a less brand-friendly way.
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And now they will be able to do so without any of that nasty news intruding!
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Moscow accuses the Ukrainian vessels of intruding into its territorial waters on Sunday, which Kiev denies.
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"He's giving a good price," said a spectator, intruding into a knot of two haggling men.
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MVBs are lightweight metal barriers that are used to stop intruding automobiles without killing the driver.
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I felt as if I just needed to get out of there, that I was intruding.
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But when does joining the conversation amount to intruding in a private, and very tense space?
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This system was still deterministic, with no random chance intruding between one moment and the next.
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But reality has a way of intruding on utopians, of restoring clarity to rose colored glasses.
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The campaign cited safety and the candidate's desire to connect with his voters without cameras intruding.
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As in "Good Kill," civilians keep intruding into the line of sight at the last second.
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When in reality our own relationship to the past is that it's constantly intruding upon it.
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I have this dream a lot, intruding on other dreams, bullying them, demanding to be heard.
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Now they had to learn to fight well, and when I stopped constantly intruding, they did.
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There is no coherent justification for FERC intruding on state jurisdiction but not on federal jurisdiction.
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I wasn't transported into the game's world; rather, it felt like it was intruding on mine.
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These events are normally attributed to little bodies of magma intruding about 3 kilometers beneath our feet.
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The whole incident was captured on a Nest cam, which provided no security for the intruding spider.
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They&aposre intruding now into article 1 which is the congressional power to have oversight over them.
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At two points, the anchor ignores an incoming call intruding on the video conversation with the president.
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Perhaps the starkest example of his business empire's intruding on his political career came late last month.
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Unexpectedly intruding upon this provocative tableau is Joanna, Claire's close chum and possibly her partner in crime.
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Sometimes I feel like I'm intruding, like glimpsing a stranger's family having dinner through the kitchen curtains.
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Unnatural, is it not, to hear Post Malone and 21 Savage here, intruding on Chad Kroeger's song.
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"Sometimes I feel like I'm intruding on his space, because I'm always out here," Ms. Mulhall said.
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He's early and obviously intruding on the ladies' bonding time, but Hannah doesn't seem to take the hint.
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Anyway, since when is the convenience of government officials any justification at all for intruding on speech rights?
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This is particularly true if the interrupter has a history of intruding frequently about unimportant questions or tasks.
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Meanwhile, our public policy looks backward in time, intruding on the doctor patient relationship and burdening patient care.
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But they roundly reject an American president intruding into their politics or intervening militarily anywhere in the region.
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Like our closets, our minds are filled with clutter, much of it imposed by constantly intruding digital devices.
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Except reality kept intruding in the form of all those orchids, with their fashion-truncated, resplendent life span.
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Most post-Tennessee Williams drama is about reality intruding on the various illusions that keep our lives going.
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The viewer steps into this exchange between mirror and circle, intruding into a philosophical standoff between painting and perspective.
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Hurston's conversations with Kossola about his life comprise the bulk of Barracoon, with Hurston's authorial voice intruding only occasionally.
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Democrats have defended it for years from attacks by Republicans, who see it as Washington intruding on Americans' healthcare.
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His task: to use bamboo sticks to ward off stray cattle from intruding and eating a maturing mustard crop.
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Something you see online lately is cuckolding being used as a metaphor for other races intruding upon white society.
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His task: to use bamboo sticks to ward off stray cattle from intruding and eating a maturing mustard crop.
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Intruding into systems, corrupting voter rolls and taking down websites all sow chaos and erode confidence in the system.
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The real world kept intruding on the experiments: there are limits to what a little plastic ball can do.
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I had come all this way, and though I thought the album was important, maybe I was just intruding.
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Female orangutans typically stay put, so any genetic material flowing between the populations would have to come from intruding males.
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For the record, the intruding roaches are usually German cockroaches, which can be up to 0.6 inches long (1.5 centimeters).
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And now Rick doesn't have to worry about the Delta flight from JFK intruding on his audio book reading session.
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On the one hand, we want to express how much they meant to us, but we're also wary of intruding.
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Hot-button topics included managing money, spending time together as a family or an in-law intruding on the relationship.
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The United States has condemned foreign operations aimed at intruding in American networks to influence elections or penetrate energy grids.
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In "Friend," for example, a wobbly black line separates a field of gray from an intruding rectangle of amiable chartreuse.
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Things got so intense that security had to step in, and, after all their intruding, the birds didn't even get diplomas.
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Iran's Revolutionary Guard said it had shot down an "intruding American spy drone" after it entered into the country's territory Thursday.
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By Thursday, the Revolutionary Guard Corps said it had shot down an "intruding American spy drone" after it entered Iranian territory.
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"What's most concerning is we now see them intruding on operational networks of energy companies," Chien told Ars Technica's Dan Goodin.
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After all, calling upon Baphomet and/or playing Firewatch takes absolute concentration and I don't want humans intruding on my reverie.
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Sessions decried what he called "judicial encroachment" – courts intruding, by his lights, on the policy-making prerogatives of the executive branch.
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The court held that the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act (PASPA) went too far by intruding on state legislative powers.
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They are a protected species and seem to know it, intruding in flocks of a dozen or more wherever they please.
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That requires reality intruding on the proceedings as little as possible, except for when Hurwitz and company want it to intrude.
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We smile and thank her back, relieved that she doesn't think we're intruding, while still aware that we kind of are.
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They provide a space for blerds and black fans on Twitter to consume pop culture without other voices intruding on the conversation.
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Iran's Revolutionary Guard said Thursday it had shot down an "intruding American spy drone" after it entered into the country's territory Thursday.
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On Thursday, Iran's Revolutionary Guard said it had shot down an "intruding American spy drone" after it entered into the country's territory.
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At the end of the day, no matter how obsessive or intruding they get, fans just want their idols to be okay.
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In truth not very much — but here's what, to my eye, looks like a few creeping realities intruding on this fantastical dreamscape.
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For many people, being able to play games without intruding on an uninterested partner's (or roommate's) space probably is an unalloyed good.
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Yeah. So how are we looked at around the world, especially with the Russians so aggressively intruding themselves in our national affairs?
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Rabbis say that Jews are still forbidden to step on the Temple Mount, for fear of intruding on the Holy of Holies.
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The purpose of the wall is not to keep the students in the school, but to keep the world from constantly intruding.
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"Whenever we talked about it, I felt insanely guilty, like I was intruding on a different part of his life," Laura said.
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But in Hitrman, Agent 47 is the unwelcome interloper, intruding on other people's lives and seeing things he isn't supposed to see.
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As a result of Ms. Susi's boat-sinking policy, the Chinese boats stopped intruding in large numbers, fishers in the Natunas said.
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If it's for hanging out, you know it's something casual, a background voice that will enhance the socializing without intruding or interfering.
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Her mind is clearly elsewhere; Picasso has become an outsider, seemingly unable to penetrate her thoughts, intruding on a moment of sorrow.
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It could set the stage for religious views intruding further and further on laws designed to make society more civil and more open.
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To be certain, when people talk about politics intruding upon sports and dividing fans, these are not the usual politics they're talking about.
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" Obama continued: "So yeah, during primaries, people vent and they express themselves ... but as you get closer, reality has a way of intruding.
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There is a weird sense of intruding, especially when keeping vigil for complete strangers, that I have not been able to reconcile yet.
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But following Masao's lead, being just a fly on the wall, I didn't feel I was intruding as much as I did before.
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In June, Iran shot down an American drone, claiming it was intruding on its territory, throwing the two countries into a military standoff.
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However, a hacking provision cited in the indictment — intruding into a government computer to obtain national security secrets — has an eight-year limit.
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This was all too real, the harsh world devastatingly intruding into a setting where the stakes are never supposed to be this high.
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Like if I feel like I can't help, or I'm not helping, I don't want to just intrude for the sake of intruding.
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In this movie, that very nearly becomes literal; in one scene, a ballet performance gets interrupted by intruding assassins, to great visual effect.
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They claimed that "big government" was intruding on their way of life and their right (based on their reading of the Bible) to segregate.
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These close-ups show the slippery tongues of either character, making the viewer feel almost as though they are intruding on the subjects' privacy.
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At the compulsory post-group-date boozing sesh, she insists on intruding on the other women's conversations with Nick, in classic franchise monster form.
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As a character, he is so pallid as to be almost invisible, barely intruding on the action except every so often to fall ill.
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They have no reason not to hand it over to Congress just like they&aposre intruding an article 2 with their witch hunt investigation.
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On the immigration action, the states contend Obama exceeded the powers granted to him by the Constitution by intruding upon the authority of Congress.
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Iran's Revolutionary Guard said at the time that it had shot down an "intruding American spy drone" after it entered into the country's territory.
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"Police officer pulls up and asks us questions as if we were intruding in their area," Brandie Sharp wrote afterward in a Facebook post.
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Justice Ginsburg said the court should be wary of intruding on judgments made by Congress and the president in the conduct of foreign affairs.
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Even now, I don't really dress fancy, so when I go to a mall, I feel like a frump intruding on this other world.
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In the end, it boils down to how much security we're willing to accept before we feel it's intruding on our rights as individuals.
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Another way to prevent bots from intruding is to use a photo CAPTCHA, which asks users to click on photos according to specific directions.
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Lohan told the Times that she moved to Dubai partly because of the privacy it gave her, because photography intruding on privacy is illegal.
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Michael and the manager and the designer cluster around Sarah, clearly aware of how close they can get without intruding on a cellphone photo.
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And the question really is, was there other information sufficient beyond the Steele dossier to justify intruding on the privacy rights of an American citizen?
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Tensions ratcheted further Thursday when the Revolutionary Guard Corps said it had shot down an "intruding American spy drone" after it entered into Iranian territory.
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Mr. Singh has no protection, however, from the changes that keep intruding on his corner — two powerful foes in particular: the internet and home delivery.
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"They've been intruding into our networks and are positioning themselves for a limited or widespread attack," said Michael Carpenter, former deputy assistant secretary of defense.
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"Our government really doesn't belong intruding into the physician-patient relationship and that's what's happening," Deborah Toucheshawks, one of the senior rally organizers, tells me.
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And there was Charlotte Flair, pushed since day one, six time women's champion, for once an interloper, intruding on the possibility of a great moment.
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They put the Fourth Amendment's protection of privacy in the Constitution because they were worried about the government intruding, without any justification, on those conversations.
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"That would be cloying if it weren't for the acidity of the yellow and black," he said, pointing to the photograph intruding at the bottom.
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For the next several weeks, Tamir and I struggled to find the balance between reporting and intruding, between being there and being there too much.
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According to the product page, it features a groove at the bottom to place your phone cord so it can charge without intruding on the aesthetic.
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The Tucker 48 famously housed its engine in the trunk, to keep the mass of the engine from intruding on the passenger cabin in a crash.
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The world has a way of intruding on families, no matter how tight or caring, and there are times, it turns out, when love isn't enough.
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An Indonesian navy corvette fired on a Chinese fishing boat on June 17, forcing back an expedition by a dozen intruding vessels near the Natuna Islands.
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For more modest consumers, select rooms have a secluded area for stylists where they can leave new fits and styles without intruding upon the shopper's space.
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The predator Putin, not one to waste an opening, capitalized on our former president's weakness and crowded our electoral space by intruding into our presidential selection.
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However, as you prepare to exit office, you can begin to push the country forward on these issues without intruding on the sanctity of the states.
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"Of course, the methods of intruding on executive power are limited only by Congress's imagination," Mr. Barr wrote at the time in a seemingly derisive tone.
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The Bukit Brown Municipal Cemetery lies as close to Singapore's geographical midpoint as is possible without intruding into the grounds of the Singapore Island Country Club.
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After reports of an intruding luxury condo development, the artist requested that the museum close the work until the project's construction scaffolding is no longer visible.
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Then, between three and nine months later, the cilia in your lungs (the hair-like structures that catch intruding mucus and particles) will be almost completely repaired.
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Sentinelese Chau is not the first person to fall victim to the Sentinelese after intruding on their island, which it is illegal for outsiders to land on.
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While it is possible to hack voting devices to rig an election, experts say, intruding into enough of them to change the outcome would be extremely difficult.
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How best to change this without compounding one injustice with another, or intruding too far into private life, or violating fundamental rights is a matter of debate.
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The release of the NOAA statement provoked complaints that the Trump administration was improperly intruding in the professional weather forecasting system to rationalize an inaccurate presidential assertion.
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Additionally, the United States says France and others considering a digital services tax are intruding into an area where the U.S. has taxing rights, but they don't.
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"The NRA will support any reasonable step to fix America's broken mental health system without intruding on the constitutional rights of Americans," the group says on its website.
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The first generation of battery cars, such as the VW e-Golf, had to stuff batteries wherever room could be found, often intruding into passenger and cargo space.
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The UrtheCast solicitation pointed out that the cameras could "help to provide reliable evidences on certain events without intruding" on neighboring countries' air space with airplanes or drones.
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The Turtle Rover is designed to reach hard-to-access places more easily than you could, and to do so without intruding as much as a lumbering human.
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The first public acknowledgement that Harry and Meghan were dating in November 2016 came in a statement criticizing the media for intruding into his then girlfriend's private life.
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We've seen clowns lurking outside homes after dark, trying to lure kids into the woods, just being creepy in public or intruding on our lives in random ways.
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So finding the right legal framework in which the intelligence and security agencies can do their work, including—when necessary—intruding into people's private lives, is inherently tricky.
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For one thing, he's flexing at Comey to try to get him to keep intruding—if he doesn't, the subtext is that Ryan and House Republicans will pounce.
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"Our air force and navy will stay on high alert to prevent them from intruding upon our territorial waters or airspace or even engaging in hostility," Chen said.
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Kislyak and Sessions then conversed via phone in September, a time when intelligence officials say Russia was intruding in the 2016 race with a hacking and influence campaign.
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There are all these highly reflective surfaces and jagged edges, which are shooting the noise back at you and intruding into what is already a compressed vertical chute.
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An intruding penis can get inside just fine, but when it moves back outward, the teeth clamp on and rip into it, rendering the perpetrator incapacitated with pain.
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Perfect for tuning out potential distractions around the house, or intruding sounds from outside, the Bose 700s feature some of the best noise cancellation tech on the market.
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It is held in place by timely releases of freshwater from the reservoirs, providing enough of a flow to keep incoming saltwater from intruding up the Delaware River.
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The source also said the Taiwan government had evidence that some of the attacks had targeted departments and their websites by intruding into servers and stealing account passwords.
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"It's no secret the president would like to leave, as did his predecessor and presumably his predecessor, but reality and conditions have a way of intruding," he said.
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Video baby monitors are must-have items for caregivers who want to ensure their little one is safe without intruding on the nursery during naptime or at night.
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The Japanese government said that it had issued a strong protest against both the Russian and the South Korean governments for intruding on what they regard as their airspace.
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Intruding into another nation to learn the location of its command and control infrastructure for cyber operations enables traffic to and from that infrastructure to be more easily blocked.
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I was exhausted, tired of intruding into strangers' raw grief and — an important handicap for a journalist in such a situation — running low on battery power in my phone.
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Because crash forces in the small frontal overlap test are concentrated on the front wheel, suspension and firewall, the passenger's survival space can be seriously compromised by intruding structures.
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Should I have given her some friendly pointers to get her started and help her enjoy the game more, or would that have been intruding on her personal space?
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Calling the pet project "Robotic Falconry," the researchers say that their drone, equipped with a net shooter, can intercept and physically remove any intruding multi-rotor drone from private airspace.
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The idea of having M.T.A. police officers patrolling the subway has also raised concerns that the state is intruding on a realm that has long been overseen by the city.
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Could officers who get called to a situation that ends up being "suspicious because black" tell the black person stopped that they are sorry for intruding on the person's day?
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Dan's own voice keeps intruding, and the hurried sequence of events suggests anxiety about getting the patient home, and returning him to a sparer, mythic narrative of endurance and wit.
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Neither the Obama administration then or the Trump administration now has avoided intruding into the important newsgathering role of the press, but it's a big mistake to equate the two.
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It's also a place where intruding on privacy via photography can often be illegal, and Ms. Lohan feels protected enough there to leave the doors of her penthouse apartment unlocked.
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Mr. Portis's reluctance to talk to the news media may have been traceable to his days as a reporter, when intruding on people's lives was part of the job description.
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Prodger's video-diary is partly filmed in the artist's bedroom on her iPhone, with her thumb blurrily intruding on the lens, an interesting contrast with Forensic Architecture's sophisticated digital reconstructions.
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Stephanie Hupton, who works in a physical therapy office at the hospital, told AP she'd heard about the moose through a patient, who told her security was monitoring the intruding animal.
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While less common than head-on crashes, side impacts are more likely to result in serious injuries in part because there's only a door separating the passenger from the intruding vehicle.
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When I head for the ladies' room after dinner or the locker room at my gym, I expect — and federal law currently permits — these spaces to be safe from intruding males.
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Republicans have long complained about the size of the federal government and many have taken particular aim at the Education Department, which they see as intruding on local and state authority.
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This suggests that the court can review a president's national security determination when religious animus is shown without unduly intruding upon the president's authority to seriously address real national security threats.
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A South African doctor named Jaap Haumann dreamed up a "killer tampon," a hard plastic cylinder containing a spring blade that would simply slice off the tip of any intruding penis.
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But the fear of these kinds of attacks is intruding into the daily lives of adults, too, as more and more workplaces follow suit in preparing their employees for the worst.
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On top of all of that, the local Taliban have grown furious that some of their guests have recently warmed toward the Islamic State, which they see as intruding on their turf.
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In a conference call with reporters, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov accused the Ukrainian vessels of illegally intruding into Russian territorial waters and of ignoring attempts by Russian border guards to contact them.
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Neutrophil extracellular traps, appropriately shortened to NETs, are traps that neutrophils—a type of white blood cell that usually eats up intruding bacteria—set up as an immune defense in the body.
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When India sent troops and equipment to halt the roadwork and push back the Chinese workers, China accused India of intruding into its territory and of strong-arming Bhutan into going along.
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The Balmain show feels less like a runway spectacle and more like a private Kardashian-Jenner shopping trip that fellow show-goers (and everyone following along from home) happen to be intruding on.
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Trump's public criticism has aroused concern that he is intruding on the political independence the Fed needs to assure markets that it will make tough choices when needed to keep inflation under control.
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The Dronebuster from Radio Hill, a company based in New Jersey, uses a "point-and-shoot" device which can be aimed at an intruding drone to jam either its communications or GPS system.
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Mr. Trump was finishing a two-day publicity tour of his Scotland golf resorts — on Friday, he visited Trump Turnberry — but between ribbon cuttings and family photos, news of Britain's referendum kept intruding.
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Tuesday's lawsuit adds to the many legal battles between such states, including several with high taxes, and the Trump administration, which was accused of unconstitutionally intruding on state sovereignty by imposing the cap.
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Comey has since come under sustained criticism from law enforcement veterans and lawmakers from both parties who believe he has broken with longstanding Justice Department policies by directly intruding into the presidential race.
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At the Toronto Cricket, Skating and Curling Club, Hanyu's team makes a great effort to answer his fan mail and to keep fans, bloggers and other journalists from intruding to videotape his practices.
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This provokes the need for new words, like "endsickness," a kind of vertigo that Rush and others experience when confronted by weird climate phenomena like warmer waters intruding in the Gulf of Maine.
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Experts say it's going to take a substantial amount to expand adaptation projects to lower temperatures, prevent desertification from intruding on precious habitable and agricultural land and to educate communities on how to adjust.
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There is also a new game mode called War Mode, which asks players to complete a series of different tasks, from building a bridge to protecting supplies to holding an area against intruding enemies.
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There's an odd meta quality to the way the monster-mash meme behaves like an actual zombie: intruding where it isn't wanted, and homogenizing all these memorable famous novels into a brainless, samey horde.
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He's not the first one killed on the island Chau is not the first person to fall victim to the Sentinelese after intruding on their island, which is illegal for outsiders to land on.
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Given the various allegations that Korea is unfairly treating U.S. companies, devaluing their intellectual property and intruding upon U.S. sovereignty to regulate IP and competition within U.S. borders, how should the United States proceed?
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" Mr. Casal said he understood the man's attitude — they were intruding on his space — but "we were also trying to engage and have a very loving and peaceful conversation about being from this neighborhood.
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Nick stupidly invites Lisa to join him at Merrill's grandmother's summer house for the day and, even though she knows she'll be intruding and that Nick is still in love with her, she goes. Why?
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And so during primaries people vent and they express themselves and if it seems like entertainment, and oftentimes it's reported just like entertainment, but as you get closer, the reality has a way of intruding.
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Some state officials worry that a lack of leadership from the top is hampering Cabinet officials and lower-level aides who are at the forefront of efforts to prevent Russia from intruding on another election.
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Republican lawmakers from the House and Senate told the Supreme Court that it would be intruding on Congressional turf if the justices were to rewrite Dodd-Frank by severing the provision protecting the CFPB director.
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Mitnick notes various reasons we may want to hide our data: We're wary of the government; we don't want businesses intruding into our lives; we have a mistress; we are the mistress; we're a criminal.
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My MFA thesis exhibition was an installation of paintings that suggest sculptural forms, like organisms adjusting to a new environment, questioning the limits of their architectural space and even intruding in a very gentle manner.
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"The regime's survival is intertwined with suppression, surveillance, espionage, and intruding in the most personal affairs of the Iranian people," Shahin Gobadi of the National Council of Resistance of Iran, base din Parid, told VICE News.
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That is the 1978 legislation that created the FISC, intruding the judiciary into the innately political function of intelligence collection — political in the sense that national security is a responsibility of the political branches of government.
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The Constitution was as much a document to keep the federal government from intruding on what the states wanted to do as it was a document to bind them together as a United States of America.
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"After the downing of its intruding drone, the United States told us through diplomatic intermediaries that it wanted to carry out a limited operation," said Jalali who is also a senior commander of Iran's elite Revolutionary Guards.
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For instance, according to Risky Business—a 2014 report commissioned by billionaires Tom Steyer and Michael Bloomberg—by 2050, $15 billion in property value will be erased in Florida as land gets swallowed by the intruding sea.
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For the last 15 months, the Welshman has made it his mission to stand outside parliament each day its members are in session, making sure his message gets across even if that means intruding on live broadcasts.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Prince Harry issued a rare statement on Tuesday criticizing the media for intruding into the private life of his American girlfriend, saying the press had subjected her to "a wave of abuse and harassment".
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Mangroves once provided a healthy buffer against both salinity intruding into the water table and the heavy winds that drive seawater inland, but population pressure and aquaculture have put paid to a lot of Vietnam's mangrove forests.
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The air marshal program and TSA have come under scrutiny for concerns they are ineffective or intruding on civil liberties, most recently for tracking of non-criminal and non-terrorist travelers under a program dubbed Quiet Skies.
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Comey has since come under sustained criticism from law enforcement veterans and lawmakers from both parties who believe he broke with longstanding Justice Department policies by directly intruding into the presidential race — and potentially impacting its outcome.
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" Obama said countries across Europe, as well as the United States, were confronting populist movements based on a fear of intruding global forces, arguing people "are less certain of their national identities or their place in the world.
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Now, it's intruding an AI Programming with Python nanodegree, as well as a Computer Vision program (which it created with Nvidia and Affective) and a Natural Language Processing nanodegree build in partnership with Amazon Alex and IBM Watson.
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If a coffee cup is a stand-in for a paint can, Murray is reminding us that art and life are inseparable, that one is always intruding on the other, and compartmentalizing them is really a bourgeois idea.
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"After the downing of its intruding drone, the United States told us through diplomatic intermediaries that it wanted to carry out a limited operation," said Gholamreza Jalali, who is also a senior commander of Iran's elite Revolutionary Guards.
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Ms. DeLarverie is the subject the artist chose to honor, both as a power of example and as a figure whose role at Stonewall — some accounts have her landing the first punch on intruding police — has been obscured.
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Ultimately, no matter how magnetic the transcription is, there is a chance readers will walk away from the book feeling as if they've committed the crimes of intruding in, projecting upon, and appropriating the artist's most intimate thoughts.
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The article about the kissing football coach "building camaraderie" among his team should have pointed out that someone in a position of power shouldn't be intruding physically on his players or demanding that they kiss or hug one another.
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He becomes obsessed with Nadine, and is soon intruding on her domestic life, which includes a gay, movie-mad husband (Jacques Dutronc, who in 1975 was better known as a pop star than an actor) and not much else.
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"She has given him both possession and control of the car, and he reasonably believes that he can exclude strangers and the government from intruding upon his private personal family possessions stored in the car," Robert M. Loeb wrote.
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Not only are melting sea ice and warming oceans causing more heat and moisture to escape into the atmosphere in the Far North, but increasingly, mild and wet air masses from lower latitudes are intruding into the Arctic as well.
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A major factor in this is Ms Colette's unbridled performance as a woman on the verge of a nervous breakdown: at times Annie's pain and outrage are so intense that you may feel awkward about intruding on her private trauma.
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Britain's Prince Harry issued a rare statement on Tuesday to criticize the media for intruding into the private life of his new American girlfriend, actress Meghan Markle, saying the press had subjected her to "a wave of abuse and harassment".
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Three episodes of In Living Color followed—including one disturbing "Home Alone Again" sketch in which he played Macaulay Culkin fending off an intruding Michael Jackson—before he scored his career-making gig as Randy Taylor on Home Improvement in 20163.
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Those fears didn't ease much when ad blocking apps instantly rocketed to the top of most-downloaded charts in the App Store — a clear sign of just how tired people were of clunky, bandwidth-intensive ads intruding on their phone screens.
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Although live-aboard boats and then houseboats have existed for centuries, the modern floating house is a relatively recent invention, with new materials and methods allowing for full-height construction without the loss of stability or the risk of intruding moisture.
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Rabin—who is gay, and a parent, and who has no argument with Barone's victory, and who is admired for her own challenge to Alison D., in 2010—seemed to have been cast as a reactionary, intruding on a celebration.
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All the while, a half dozen adults—managers, makeup artists, and the band's producer, Kobametal, who occasionally gives interviews but to whom I was not allowed to speak this time—buzzed unobtrusively in the background, never intruding, but very much there.
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The feet and heads of those sleeping in the top bunks were only inches away from my face as I went by, and the fact that they lay completely uncovered made me feel that I was intruding on something private.
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The department has also promised to sequester phone calls and emails it intercepted while intruding on Mr. Page's privacy, according to a newly disclosed order by the court that oversees national-security wiretaps under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, or FISA.
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At a time when concerns about authorities intruding on your digital data are at an all time high, the idea of a phone that the police can unlock by pointing it at your face does not necessarily have wide appeal.
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Trump's fixation has been a drag on the momentum of his opening days in office, with his exaggerations about inauguration crowds and false assertions about illegal balloting intruding on advisers' plans to launch his presidency with a flurry of actions on the economy.
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But the measures met scepticism from lawmakers, global technology firms and privacy groups, reflecting a debate raging in the West over how state authorities can operate effectively in the digital age without overly intruding into people's lives or risking the security of data.
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It appears President Obama has made the same mistake by prioritizing his Israel policy when he could have left office with everyone remembering his furious work to free non-violent inmates, protect the environment, and hit back against an increasingly intruding Russia.
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What they're adding: While in previous years state election officials bristled at even well-meaning hackers intruding on their turf, this year Voting Village will launch the "Unhack the Ballot" initiative, pairing state officials with researchers who can offer nuts and bolts advice.
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It's there she learned how to observe without intruding, traveling the globe reporting on stories for the network, and later, for Peter Jennings' documentary unit, Peter Jennings Reporting; it's also where, during her interview for the internship, she got a crash course education in style.
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It doesn't hurt that he's surrounded by a rock-solid supporting cast, particularly Sigourney Weaver, who jettisons her usual charm as Conor's by-the-book grandmother, who is as frustrated with Conor intruding into her own life as she is with her daughter's illness.
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Now we know that Comey believed he had to notify Congress (and by extension the American people) about Clinton's emails, but not Russian attempts to influence the election, the impression that he was irresponsibly intruding into the election will be even harder to scrub away.
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To upset that balance by intruding on natural selection to eliminate all mosquitoes — and I don't think that's what anyone is promoting, since there are 3,500 mosquito species and very few transmit diseases — but perhaps the eradication of those that transmit diseases is extreme.
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Additionally, a Chinese woman was arrested earlier this month and charged with trespassing on President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago property, according to Palm Beach Police -- the second time this year that a Chinese national has been arrested for intruding on the President's Florida property.
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And yet even as Mills spoke of his enhanced role as the club's top decision-maker and even as Scott Perry, the team's new general manager, spoke of his excitement in becoming part of the organization, it was Anthony who kept intruding on the proceedings.
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Additionally, a Chinese woman was arrested earlier this month and charged with trespassing on President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago property, according to Palm Beach Police -- the second time this year that a Chinese national has been arrested for intruding on the President's Florida property.
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They all empower politicians and legislators to impose one religious view of abortion on all of us, eroding religious liberty and intruding on our ability to make personal decisions about our health, our bodies, and our futures guided by our own faith and beliefs.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Refusing to compromise on his artistic vision, James Turrell has closed his popular Skyspace installation at MoMA PS22016 after reports surfaced that the scaffolding of a nearby luxury condo development was intruding into the work's ceiling-cut frame.
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North Korea accused the South Korean navy of intruding into its waters and said the South fired at its ships in a "grave provocative act," the Supreme Command of the North's Korean People's Army was quoted as saying by the official KCNA news agency late on Friday.
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The Supreme Court has acknowledged that private plaintiffs can bring federal tort claims, both Keenan and Alsup wrote, but its most recent decisions have urged federal courts to be extremely leery of overextending the reach of U.S. laws and intruding in matters that implicate foreign policy concerns.
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Several tech startups (including Flexport) have received funding to simplify the process, but Petersen believes they don't have to worry Amazon intruding on their turf because U.S. businesses–even those that sell products on Amazon–will be reluctant to entrust a "ruthless" competitor with supply chain information.
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Augmented reality is a tough trick to pull off in the real world, and one only need to look at things like the Google Glass to see how hard it is to make wearable technology that both enhances life digitally without awkwardly intruding on the real world.
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Real-world friends have turned out to be sinister characters, with the narrative intruding into regular life so consistently that it's created the unsettling sense of a fictional world that's not running alongside my own, so much as it is layered right on top of it.
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"The American state has been actively engaged in intruding into privileged discussions between Mr. Assange and his lawyers in the embassy, also unlawful copying of their telephones and computers [and] hooded men breaking into offices," Summers said, although he did not offer evidence for the claim.
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Which is why it came as a shock when The Guy got robbed and locked out of his apartment in the Season 1 finale, and, intruding on the woman with whom his ex-wife is now living, chucked his phone in frustration over his bad night. Whoa.
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Things were complicated a bit by Kylie's announcement as they don't want to be seen as intruding on that moment for her but it is now reaching a point where Khloé doesn't want to be openly lying to people, and just staying quiet isn't going to work anymore.
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VIRGINIANS are used to the president intruding on their lives: when Donald Trump played golf at the course that he owns in the leafy Virginia suburbs of Washington, D.C., boaters and paddlers were briefly banned from a two-mile stretch of the Potomac River that hugs the course.
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Things were complicated a bit by Kylie's announcement as they don't want to be seen as intruding on that moment for her but it is now reaching a point where Khloe doesn't want to be openly lying to people, and just staying quiet isn't going to work anymore.
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The individual, often following months of secret detention, confesses to a crime before trial and without having seen a lawyer; denounces friends or coworkers; praises the party for upholding the law or having treated them well in custody; and often attacks the international community for intruding in China's affairs.
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Ms. Skloot of course wrote the book upon which the movie is based, but she is also a character in the story, a white woman intruding on a black family that at first is not inclined to share information about the matriarch or the rest of the clan.
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"Things were complicated a bit by Kylie's announcement as they don't want to be seen as intruding on that moment for her but it is now reaching a point where Khloé doesn't want to be openly lying to people, and just staying quiet isn't going to work anymore," the source continued.
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But for all the defiance and outpouring of affection at home and abroad for Belgians' quirky, self-deprecating sense of fun amid the fear, grim reality - beyond the 35 dead and 96 still in hospital - is intruding in arguments over tighter security and a political blame game testing Belgium's fragile unity.
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"Things were complicated a bit by Kylie's announcement as they don't want to be seen as intruding on that moment for her but it is now reaching a point where Khloe doesn't want to be openly lying to people, and just staying quiet isn't going to work anymore," the source continues.
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Skin and lymph node samplesThe researchers also analyzed the skin and lymph nodes with x-rays from the European Synchrotron Radiation Facility, a large particle accelerator in France, and found that the bodies seemed to react to the tattoos in the lymph nodes—lipid levels were higher near the intruding particles.
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Dayan said the players had wide support, and he claimed that there were even players on the country's biggest teams, like Maccabi Tel Aviv, Maccabi Haifa and Be'er Sheva, who supported the protests against Shabbat-intruding matches but were afraid to speak out for fear of retribution from their clubs.
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You might also consider scattering several boxes of nails across your lawn to puncture the tires of the intruding car, if you thought the risks and legal consequences from the chance that a guest or a child retrieving an innocently-misdirected ball might be harmed in the process were worth it.
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Udacity is intruding three dedicated new nanodegrees (its own accelerated learning program) in the field of artificial intelligence, which will become part of its new School of AI. AI has been a subject Udacity has taught nearly since its inception, beginning over five years ago, and the field has changed a lot since.
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The Obama administration's assertion that the rights of transgender people in public schools and workplaces are protected under existing laws against sex discrimination has been condemned by social conservatives, who said the administration was illegally intruding into local affairs and promoting a policy that would jeopardize the privacy and safety of schoolchildren.
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But rather than resolving that issue, the Court of Appeals held, by a 13-2 vote, that it didn't matter; even if the shooting violated clearly established constitutional rights, the majority concluded, the federal courts should not recognize a remedy of damages for fear of intruding upon the legislative and executive branches of government.
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"The president has himself observed that it's one thing to make grand pronouncements on the campaign trail, but once you enter the Oval Office and you're responsible for managing the affairs of the United States and being leader of the free world, reality has a way of intruding," Earnest said at his daily news briefing.
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He also said that Iran would not tolerate a "lack of discipline" in the Persian Gulf and Strait of Hormuz, adding, "but we are not looking for a military tension; the actions we have taken so far have been in accordance with the violations of the opposite side, as the case of the intruding drone was proved," he said.
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But this also allows Watchmen to create an episode almost completely untethered from its own reality — notice how the title flips from Watchmen to Minutemen at the start, to signify we're going back to the dawn of this franchise's chronology — while nevertheless checking in on the present timeline via Laurie intruding on the flashback at particularly strange moments.
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For what it's worth, Czukay's appropriation is knowing, aware, playful—there is a series of Can songs all categorized as part of the "Ethnological Forgery Series," all but admitting he was dabbling, intruding, invading—and you get the sense that this was all because he just didn't want to be German, because German culture meant Nazism and purity and therefore authenticity is suspect.
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" And Richard N. Haass, president of the Council on Foreign Relations, said: Nikole Hannah-Jones, a writer at The New York Times Magazine and the creator of The 1619 Project, responded to Mr. Haass's comments: One educator, Michael Pershan, wrote on Twitter, "One of the nice things about the @DanaGoldstein piece is it avoided the 'politics is intruding on history' narrative.
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I found I could not sit on the couch and watch as the politicians in Washington, Republican and Democrat alike, ran up trillions in debt, sent our young men and women into harm's way to fight ill-advised wars, and turned our government from a protector of freedom into a threat that is intruding into virtually every aspect of our personal and financial lives.
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This next prospective private-sector parade of companies begging the president and his enablers to smile on them with lower tariffs on their imports of Chinese products will only add to the lengthening queue of American businesses that have been compelled to genuflect before a looming and intruding Leviathan of governmental authority in what we can only hope is the aberrational age of Trump.
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"Although this court has never addressed whether or when a special election may be a proper remedy for a racial gerrymander, obvious considerations include the severity and nature of the particular constitutional violation, the extent of the likely disruption to the ordinary processes of governance if early elections are imposed, and the need to act with proper judicial restraint when intruding on state sovereignty," the opinion said.
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The rival factions of The Royal Deadfire Company and The Vailian Trading Company are pitted against each other by the player through dialogue options with several characters across many different islands (as well as a couple of the more exciting missions), but it always felt to me like the early 2000s were always intruding on these intricate politics with clunky combat and time-wasting walks across beautiful maps.
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Not saying it's a sure thing to repeat, but this trend of positive economic surprises has helped spin the "cyclical reacceleration" story, and as this chart shows, the upside surprises tend not to hold these levels for long, as forecasts catch up and data trends revert to the mean: All this helps explain the stasis in stocks: Indexes working off overbought conditions, data flow moderating, investor sentiment already pretty optimistic, memories of three straight January setbacks intruding on traders' minds.
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"Please know I share the concerns expressed by my constituents that the IRS and other relevant agencies are intruding on the First Amendment rights of churches and other houses of worship across the State of Texas in enforcement of the Johnson Amendment," Cornyn said this week in a letter to IRS Commissioner John Koskinen and Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE.
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"Please know I share the concerns expressed by my constituents that the IRS and other relevant agencies are intruding on the First Amendment rights of churches and other houses of worship across the State of Texas in enforcement of the Johnson Amendment," Cornyn said this week in a letter to IRS Commissioner John Koskinen and Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE.
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