It is difficult to make sensitive stories, and journalists cannot create redemption.
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Y.: A woman&aposs freedom to make sensitive healthcare decisions hang in the balance with this nominee.
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Y.: A woman&aposs freedom to make sensitive health care decisions hang in the balance with this nominee.
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By having access to these categories, HART can almost instantly make sensitive inferences about every facet of their lives.
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Neither of the companies gave Reuters any details on the projects they were canceling, saying that doing so would make sensitive information public.
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But after a series of news reports regarding the decision, some election and privacy experts warned that it could make sensitive personal information too readily available.
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They also make sensitive decisions, such as figuring out whether a chunk of ones and zeros is malicious or not in order to protect you from hackers.
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No matter your skin type or condition, the most important thing you can do for your skin is wear proper sun protection — but some chemical-heavy options can make sensitive, inflammation-prone complexions feel even worse.
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Michael Peregrine, a corporate attorney and partner at the law firm of McDermott, Will & Emery, in an interview called the approach "a missed opportunity" since the panel could have offered more specifics to help directors make sensitive decisions on retirements.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A school in Singapore - where gay sex is banned - said on Thursday that a gay radio DJ pulled out of a TEDx talk after he was asked not to make "sensitive" comments about his sexuality.
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And when Mr. Pruitt wanted a secure place to make sensitive phone calls, Mr. Perrotta pushed for the construction of a $43,20173 surveillance-proof booth in Mr. Pruitt's office in Washington, over the objections of colleagues who had advocated a less expensive option.
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So even while most people do not understand exactly what social media platforms are doing with information collected and inferred about them, once they're asked to think about the issue most believe it would be easy for tech firms to join data dots around their social activity and make sensitive inferences about them.
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It also has for object to make sensitive the public opinion in the problems of developing countries and to collaborate with agencies or individuals who pursue similar purposes as well as with the public authorities.
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The combination of low frequencies, omnidirectional antennae, high-speed data transport and computing means that LOFAR will open a new era in the monitoring of the radio sky. It will be possible to make sensitive radio maps of the entire sky visible from The Netherlands (about 60% of the entire sky) in only one night. Transient radio phenomena, only hinted at by previous narrow-field surveys, will be discovered, rapidly localised with unprecedented accuracy, and automatically compared to data from other facilities (e.g. gamma-ray, optical, X-ray observatories).
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This lady was a deeply religious woman, but one of those for whom religion and guilt seemed to go hand in hand. In these years Jean-Claude developed a scrupulosity which gave him much trouble, but which was in later life to make sensitive to burdened people."Marist Founder: Jean Claude Colin", Roncallli College, NZ At the age of fourteen Jean-Claude and his brother Pierre, entered the minor seminary of Saint-Jodard, a secondary school for boys preparing for priesthood, and hoping to spend a life of quiet prayer in a gentle ministry. The disciplined lifestyle, obedience and piety came easily to him.
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Composers of self-consciously "serious" Yiddish art songs include the composers of the Society for Jewish Folk Music founded in St. Petersburg in 1908 which was associated with composers including "the Jewish Glinka" Michael Gniessin, Joseph Achron, Moses Milner, Lazare Saminsky, Alexander Krein, and Solomon Rosowsky. In America composers included young immigrants Lazar Weiner, Solomon Golub, film composer Henech Kon, and Los Angeles cantor Paul Lamkoff.The Life and Work of Lazar Weiner (1897-1982): Master of the Yiddish Art Song. Musica judaica: 11 American Society for Jewish Music - 1991 Though like many German Lieder and French mélodies Yiddish art songs may make sensitive use of folk tunes.
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The Singapore Media Development Authority prohibits the "promotion or glamorization of the homosexual lifestyle" on television and the radio. This means among other things that advertisements targeting the LGBT community, such as those for HIV/AIDS, are not allowed to be broadcast. In July 2019, Singaporean rapper Joshua Su, better known as The G3sha, came out as gay in a new song titled "I'm OK" that highlights his childhood, the homophobia he faced and coming to terms with his sexuality. Days later, he pulled out of a TEDx radio talk in protest after he was censored and asked not to make "sensitive" comments about his sexuality.
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