Honestly, we wouldn't let ourselves be meddled with, either. Right.
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More specifically, Facebook secretly meddled with 1.9 million user's News Feeds.
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But the Arab world was being meddled with more and more.
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Thiem now carries himself like a man not to be meddled with.
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Never realized Buchanan straight up meddled with the Supreme Court's Dred Scott decision.
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Upatlaný , applied to food, refers to dishes that have been over-meddled with.
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Russia denies the allegations that it meddled with the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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Democrats jumped on the testimony, expressing concern that Trump had inappropriately meddled with the probe.
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He blatantly and provably told lies to Congress, and he meddled with another potential witness.
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Zagreb does not want to implement the arbitration ruling saying Slovenia improperly meddled with the arbitration process.
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And speaking of governments, the NSA confirmed that Russia definitely meddled with the "infrastructure" of France's recent elections.
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That didn't keep Nicholson from threatening to fight when he thought Evans had meddled with an early print.
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The past three years have brought nearly nonstop debate over how Moscow has meddled with and influenced America.
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Marty Baron, editor-in-chief of the Washington Post, has said that Bezos has never meddled with its coverage.
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Americans value — even love — the content and services they get on the internet, and do not want them meddled with.
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Bloys also denied that network executives had meddled with the series through copious notes to creators David Benioff and D.B. Weiss.
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She said that going forward she hopes Congress will change the system, but that past settlements should not be meddled with.
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Three days later, Georgia officials conveniently wiped the state's election data, potentially preventing any investigation whether the server was indeed meddled with.
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Just as Democrats are involved in gerrymandering in many states, some of their elected representatives have meddled with the power of officials.
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The split was reportedly due to simmering tensions between the pair and parent company Facebook, which has frequently meddled with Instagram's product.
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This is a formal accusation with all the evidence clearly laid out that Russia meddled with the election and possibly affected its outcome.
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If she succeeded in persuading the judge that Gomez had meddled with the case, Gomez and his client could both be in trouble.
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If the charges on viruses and cells could somehow be meddled with, it should make things harder for the virus to infect the host.
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From what we can glean, Russia meddled with the election with the intent of helping Trump, or at the very least hurting Hillary Clinton.
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Standing next to Putin, Trump said he didn't have reason to think Russia meddled with the election — contradicting the findings of US intelligence agencies.
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Booker points out Mueller is waging a legal battle to get permission to interview POTUS for his investigation into whether Russia meddled with the election.
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But the Houthis also proved terrible at governing—and their success prompted an intervention by Saudi Arabia, which has long meddled with its southern neighbour.
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The irony is that if Trump never meddled with any of the the cases being reviewed, the DOJ's decisions likely would support the outcomes he wants.
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"Employees didn't like that feeling of being meddled with," said Goldsmith, who now works at Wego Health, a company that connects pharma companies with influential patients.
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Bob Corker, who heads the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, has said Russia "overtly" meddled with the election process in the U.S. The letter signees also mentioned Sen.
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The government has meddled with freedom of the press and the courts; it has also taken hard-line positions on immigration and refugees since the migrant crisis began.
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In 2016 Facebook's role was more controversial: false news spread wildly and Russians meddled with messages on social media, which may have helped Mr Trump gain an edge.
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Although he claimed, for instance, that he only wanted to honor a playwright's work, he often meddled with the scripts — his "Ghosts" interpolated Ibsen's text with some Strindberg.
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Is there any chance that the documents have been meddled with at all from between the time that Parnes had them, to the time that Congress released them?
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One year ago 28503 different United States intelligence agencies — people who usually don't agree on much of anything — agreed that Russia had meddled with our 22019 presidential election.
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He has repeatedly attacked U.S. intelligence agencies for reaching the conclusion that the Russian government, if not President Vladimir Putin himself, directed the hacks that meddled with the U.S. election.
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If you consider CIA and FBI history jointly, it is evident both that the agencies have meddled in politics and that they have been meddled with in a highly political way.
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A hostile actor could cause just as much chaos after the midterm elections by making it look like someone had meddled with votes as by actually doing so, security experts say.
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In that ruling, the Fourth Circuit said the North Carolina law violated the physician's right to free speech, meddled with doctor-patient relationships and threatened harm to the patient's psychological health.
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Since resigning from the board, Ferro has meddled with the sale of The Los Angeles Times and pushed for the $75 million cash dividend, from which he would pocket more money.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan contradicted several comments Trump made during his Helsinki news conference, most notably backing the US intelligence community assessment that Russia meddled with the US 2016 presidential election.
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Many parts of election systems are at risk of being exposed to the internet — and thereby potentially being inappropriately accessed or meddled with — because of human error or bad security protocols.
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A Kennedy spokesman noted that Democrats paid a price the last time the party establishment meddled with a big race, referring to Hillary Clinton's November defeat after her primary against Bernie Sanders.
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According to Pearson, other areas of medicine are nowhere near as meddled with through state law, and especially not in such a way that forces doctors to give incorrect advice to their patients.
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Trump's line of reasoning about what the memos show echoed the argument made by three leading House Republicans at the heart of the chamber's investigation into whether Russia meddled with the 2016 election.
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U.S. Senator John Thune, the chairman of the committee, told reporters Tuesday his primary concern was that Facebook may be engaging in deceptive behavior if employees meddled with what trending news was displayed.
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There's also evidence that the boards of both companies meddled with their own stock prices in the month before the deal in a way that would allow Cheil to acquire the company for less.
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Amazon's complaint said that Mr. Trump had meddled with the process with the specific purpose of hurting Mr. Bezos, "his perceived political enemy," and that such actions by a sitting president were legally improper.
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It meddled with Counter-Strike's competitive format, pushing players off v1.6 of the standard game and exclusively onto Counter-Strike Source, which then hobbled their chances of going back to v1.6 at a high level.
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He faced almost 600 questions, including whether the company should be more heavily regulated, whether it intentionally censors conservative content and how much Russians may have meddled with America's democratic process through the social network.
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In addition to this, the natural gas Qatar exports is liquefied, meaning it is compressed and shipped around the world, and isn't primarily distributed through pipelines that are vulnerable to being meddled with by angry neighbors.
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While authorities have publicly urged anyone who finds a parcel to resist the temptation of opening it, several packages had already been meddled with by the time they were handed over to police, The Fiji Times reports.
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Trump, who at a news conference in Helsinki in July with Putin cast doubt on his own intelligence agencies' findings that Russia had meddled with the 2016 election, dismissed the latest charge against Russia as unrelated to him.
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Secondly, Prince Charles' assignment abroad with the Navy was a done deal and not something Lord Mountbatten could have meddled with — he even broke up with Camilla before taking the trip since he knew it was coming up.
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He refuses to support Trump, for numerous reasons, not the least of which is Trump's strange and concerning defense of Russia in the face of the CIA' and FBI's conclusion that Putin meddled with the 2016 presidential election.
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"This is the closest we have ever come to actual change," said Helena Poleo, who came to Florida in 1999 for college, but wound up staying when Mr. Chávez's administration meddled with the newsprint supply her family's newspaper needed.
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The fact that the Russian government has meddled with Yandex reads as particularly hypocritical this week, because that same government criticized Google for saying it would demote Russia Today (RT) and Sputnik, two Kremlin-backed news sites, in its search rankings.
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As Mr Cooper said, the sneak attack on his authority recalls the most scandalous of those moves: when, in another hastily scheduled session, lawmakers rushed through the so-called "bathroom bill", which meddled with transgender restroom use and municipal anti-discrimination rules.
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In interviews with more than half a dozen current and former employees, a picture emerges of a media veteran who was opinionated and often confrontational, who sometimes meddled with news articles to please advertisers, and whose journalistic ethics were questioned at times.
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Today is a lot, and it's totally reasonable to need a break, even just a few minutes, in between trying to get informed about the tangled mess that is our federal government and the possibility that a foreign power has seriously meddled with shit.
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John Lewis, a Georgia Democrat and 1960s civil rights leader, said last week he didn't believe Trump is a "legitimate president" in the wake of the US Intelligence Community assertion that Russians meddled with US elections, and said he didn't plan to attend the ceremony at the US Capitol.
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Greece, Italy, Spain, and Portugal have all had their fiscal affairs meddled with against the wishes of their elected governments, but you could argue — at a stretch — that requiring governments to balance their books is a politically neutral policy: Countries can decide for themselves how they want to do that.
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Which means that Huntsman will have to find a way to advocate effectively for US interests in the US-Russia relationship, despite the fact that his boss is hemorrhaging political capital daily and that he stands accused of possibly colluding with the very country that meddled with the US presidential election.
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"The last president to try to do that was Richard Nixon," said Bloom, referring to a Nixon attorney general, Richard Kleindienst, who was convicted of falsely testifying to Congress that the White House had not meddled with an antitrust probe of International Telephone and Telegraph Corp, according to Kleindienst's obituary in the New York Times.
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"The left and the mainstream media have repeated the same refrain: that Hillary Clinton lost to Donald Trump not because any fault of her own, but that Russia meddled with the US election somehow," he said in the video, before citing a CNN poll that said 58% of Americans didn't think Russia had changed vote totals.
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After it was reported that the NFL meddled with, and ultimately backed out of, a $16 million grant to the NIH to fund a seven-year study into detecting CTE in living patients, Congress launched an investigation into the ordeal and found that the NFL was throwing around its weight even more than it was previously thought.
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Rather than wasting resources on investigating Trump, the GOP says the special counsel must look into whether former Attorney General Loretta Lynch meddled with the FBI's criminal investigation into former Secretary of State Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE's use of a private email server.
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He was no transcendentalist, and never meddled with supramundane things.
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The pupa is quite active and irritable, striking about in all directions when meddled with.
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The Empire must never hold it. / Balthier: Oh? They already do. Vayne's ultimate goal is to free humanity from the control of the Occurians, a race of god-like beings that have for centuries secretly meddled with the course of human history.
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The report of the commissioner concluded that there was no evidence to suggest Zaccardelli deliberately meddled with the electoral process. The chair of the CPC judged Zaccardelli and other RCMP members having acted in an inappropriate manner by not cooperating with the external investigation.
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It also was known to feature the "whalesong effect", used during live performances of "Embryo" and, later on, "Echoes". Roger Waters often meddled with their manager Steve O'Rourke while performing, indicated by him calling out "Steven" in this song.Mason, Nick. Inside Out: A Personal History of Pink Floyd (Weidenfeld & Nicolson, 2004). .
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Trying to get Perdita out of the way, she meddled with Perdita's pills so Perdita thought she was going mad. She wanted Grayson to find someone better and refurnished the attic as a nursery, drugged Perdy, and damaged her car. Rosemary completed her goal by confessing after Perdita found the nursery. Unfortunately the damage was done, Perdita went for Rosemary.
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On 13 May Fenn and his companions were brought before the Star-chamber. Articles, dealing mainly with their ‘book of discipline,’ were exhibited against them. They denied that in their ‘associations’ they exercised any jurisdiction, or meddled with sedition. Fenn ‘seemed more stiff than Cartwright.’ The Star- chamber remanded them without bail. James VI of Scotland interceded (12 June) for their release; on 4 Dec.
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It was at this council that Bernard traced the outlines of the Rule of the Knights Templar who soon became the ideal of Christian nobility. Around this time, he praised them in his Liber ad milites templi de laude novae militiae. Again reproaches arose against Bernard and he was denounced, even in Rome. He was accused of being a monk who meddled with matters that did not concern him.
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Young larvae are dingy white, with a tinge of green. Later instars are pale glaucous to dull salmon. The Pupa varies in colour and marking: in the spring brood, it is commonly dull green, with indistinct lateral yellow stripes; in the fall brood, the dorsum is pale yellow or flesh color, with two fine, indistinct, medio-dorsal lines of lilac color. The pupa is quite active and irritable, striking about in all directions when meddled with.
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Aly said she doesn't like pictures of herself because she thinks of herself as average unlike the other beautiful Forrester women. Ridge decided to take over Forrester again by firing Oliver because of his below average shots and tried to kick Rick out of his presidency. Eric decided to side with Rick after Brooke meddled with the situation and Oliver was rehired. Oliver claimed because his last name isn't Forrester, there's not a definite chance he'll stay.
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Although diplomatic negotiations were halted, Poplicola meddled with the politics of the Sabines, assisting Attius Clausus, who moved to Rome with five hundred followers. Clausus became a Roman citizen under the name of Appius Claudius; he was the founder of the Claudii. When the Sabines attempted to besiege Rome, Poplicola successfully commanded the army, anticipating their movements and thwarting their plans. He was elected consul for the fourth time in 504 BC, and once again defeated the Sabines.
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In The Freemann. Foundation for Economic Education, > Irvington, New York, US. Locke specifically challenged those rulers who meddled with a citizen's right to estate. In his mind, these governments are their own undoing. He believed that 'governments are dissolved' when 'they endeavour to invade the property of the subject', since it is the right of the people to 'choose and authorise a legislative' and accompanying institutions that act 'as guards and fences to the properties of all society'.
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This is a summary of the shortest (Rajmal Bora) recension of Prithviraj Raso: : Prithviraj was born to the Chauhan ruler of Ajmer; his mother was the daughter of the Delhi ruler Anangpal Tomar. Anangpal was cursed with not having any male heir, because he had meddled with the iron pillar of Delhi. So, he appointed Prithviraj as the king of Delhi. Some time later, king Jaichand of Kannauj decided to conduct a Rajasuya ceremony to proclaim his supremacy.
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She pushed Missus over the stairs and meddled with John-the-dig's ladder to make it unstable. Ambrose was fired after Vida discovered he had got Emmeline pregnant. She gave birth to a baby boy at Angelfield, and it was obvious Adeline was jealous of him. Vida caught her preparing to burn the baby alive, and managed to sneak him away and later left him on a doorstep in the nearby village, where he was taken in and named Aurelius Love.
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He was sentenced to Sing Sing Prison and died there in 1930. Special Christmas 1899 section featuring a story by Mark Twain 1904 political cartoon of President Theodore Roosevelt Frank Irving Cobb was employed on a trial basis as the editor of the World in 1904 by publisher Pulitzer. Cobb was a fiercely independent Kansan who resisted Pulitzer's attempts to "run the office" from his home. The elder man was so invested in the paper that he continually meddled with Cobb's work.
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Andrewes replied to Bellarmine in Tortura Torti (1609). James insisted that Andrewes included in Tortura Torti references to the idea that if a Pope meddled with the temporal allegiances of Catholics, this was with indication of an identification of the Antichrist of the Book of Revelation. James politicised the whole debate with his PremonitionA Premonition to Christian Princes, and an appendix on his adversaries' supposed mistakes (January 1609). in the same year, dedicated to the Emperor Rudolph II and all the monarchs of Christendom.
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In addition, the rabbis had to reassert their authority against those who sought to undermine it in general. The main theme underlying most of the lettres sent to Hamburg was not to contend with any specific components of the new worship style, but to deny the Israelite Temple and any attempt to emulate it legitimacy by reinforcing every feature of traditional conduct. The rulings often used arguments along the line of "the Custom of Israel is Law", and lambasted those who meddled with received forms and sought to abandon the ways of their ancestors.
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Four years ago, four paparazzi were stalking Kwok Siu-Heung, a model who was dating a rich tycoon. After Kwok fell to her death from a rooftop and landed right in front of them, they meddled with her dead body and snapped photos from various angles before fleeing the scene. The photos made it to the cover story of the magazine. In the present day, Chak, a police inspector, and his colleagues are investigating the death of one of the paparazzi who has been found dead inside a lift.
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Laud completely lacked these qualities, and although really possessing much greater influence with Charles, he was often embarrassed and sometimes exposed to ridicule by his opponent. The aim of Cottington's ambition was the place of lord treasurer, but Laud finally triumphed and secured it for his own nominee, Bishop Juxon, when Cottington became "no more a leader but meddled with his particular duties only."Strafford's Letters, ii. 52 He continued, however, to take a large share in public business and served on the committees for foreign, Irish, and Scottish affairs.
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The Diwan of Umar, assigning annuities to all Arabs and to the Muslim soldiers of other races, underwent a change in the hands of the Umayyads. The Umayyads meddled with the register and the recipients regarded pensions as the subsistence allowance even without being in active service. Hisham reformed it and paid only to those who participated in battle. On the pattern of the Byzantine system the Umayyads reformed their army organization in general and divided it into five corps: the centre, two wings, vanguards and rearguards, following the same formation while on march or on a battle field.
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Darcy v Allin was the first definitive statement by a court that state-established monopolies are inherently harmful and therefore contrary to law. The case has since come to be known as The Case of Monopolies, and the arguments set forth therein have served as the basis for modern antitrust and competition law. It drew considerably on historical evidence of rulers' antipathy to monopolies, as follows. > For we read in Justinian that monopolies are not to be meddled with, because > they do not conduce to the benefit of the common weal but to its ruin and > damage.
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Leonard J. Arrington, founder of the Mormon History Association, reports that Brigham Young received the rider, James Haslam, at his office on the same day. When he learned what was contemplated by the militia leaders in Parowan and Cedar City, he sent back a letter stating the Baker-Fancher party were not to be meddled with, and should be allowed to go in peace (although he acknowledged the Native Americans would likely "do as they pleased").Brigham Young to Isaac C. Haight, September. 10, 1857, Letterpress Copybook 3:827–28, Brigham Young Office Files, LDS Church Archives.
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As an unnamed Animorph lies on the brink of death, the Ellimist appears and recounts his origins as Azure Level, Seven Spar, Extension Two, Down- Messenger, Forty-One (Toomin) the Ketran and his transfiguration into the Ellimist as a final request to the dying Animorph. The Ketran race was virtually extinguished by the Capasins, who had seen transmissions of violent virtual Ketran games that had been broadcast into space and mistook them for a violent species that meddled with other ones. A Ketran named Toomin was one of the few survivors. These survivors became space nomads, seeking a replacement for their home planet.
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His candidacy was faced with intense opposition from the local democratic party who feared that his popular support in the black community would split the liberal vote and lead to a republican winning the election. However, on election day Lightfoot's popular support did not translate to the ballot box as he only recorded around 1,000 votes. Lightfoot believed that the Democratic party had meddled with the election and while this was entirely possible he had no proof to back up his claim. After his loss in 1946, Lightfoot shifted his focus towards promoting other African American candidates for office to fight against racism and oppression.
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But in Venezuela free enterprise was a very relative concept because of the proliferation of government regulations, not that Betancourt had anything like a "command economy" in mind, for the rights of private property were never meddled with. The trickle down effect took the form of political clientelism through which state hand-outs and local state-created posts, some purely nominal, were financed at the lower pardo levels. This was not only the rule in the Caracas shantytowns but also in the rural and semi- rural areas where adeco loyalties were firm. The Betancourt government expanded educational facilities of all sorts on a large scale.
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The University is overseen by a Board of Trustees consisting of nine members appointed by the governor for six-year terms, as well as three students. The Board oversees the operation of the three campuses and is intended to be a watchdog of and advocate for the University. Trustee Larry Eppley, board chairman from 2002-2008, was the first to resign, with a higher number of admissions request than any other member. The next chairman of the board, Niranjan Shah, announced his resignation from the board thereafter amid allegations that he had meddled with applications and had pressured the university to hire one of his relatives.
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He stated after his arrest that he told them that they would receive an electric shock and die if they meddled with the cellar door. According to Fritzl's sister-in-law Christine, he went into the basement every morning at 09:00, ostensibly to draw plans for machines which he sold to firms. Often he stayed there for the night and did not allow his wife to bring him coffee. A tenant who rented a ground-floor room in the house for twelve years claimed to hear noises from the basement, which Fritzl explained were from the "faulty pipes" or the gas heating system.
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On 31 March 1708 Brett assigned his share in the patent to Robert Wilks, Richard Estcourt, and Cibber, and these actors planned for a secession. Rich now meddled with benefit performances: the agreements of the actors were only verbal, and were disregarded by the patentees, who refused any actor a benefit until he or she had signed a paper signifying voluntary acceptance of the condition of paying one-third to the patentees. The actors applied to the Lord Chamberlain for redress, and the patentees were directed to satisfy their claims. The patentees demurred, and the theatre was reduced to silence (6 June 1709), no performances being allowed.
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Sketch map of St Ives Bay The lifeguard station on Gwithian Towans Evening on Gwithian beach with Ceres Rock in the middle distance Gwithian Towans cover the site of a Bronze Age farm which has been excavated although no remains are visible. The church and relics of St Gwithian or Gocianus, built in 490, were uncovered from the beach and dunes during the early part of the 19th-century, but were then allowed to be reclaimed by the shifting sands. Gwithian is the patron saint of good fortune on the sea. Charles Henderson wrote in 1925 that the "oratory ... is more perfect than the Oratory at Perran, having been less meddled with, though it is probably not so ancient".
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Over the next few days, JTBC focused on how Choi meddled with state affairs through showing how Choi edited then-president Park Geun-hye's speeches directly from the tablet, contradicting the original drafts supplied by ex-Blue House staffers. Go Young-tae, who was a former chairman in a company called The Blue K and a close aide to Choi, told JTBC in a June 19 interview that "the only thing Choi does well is to revise the president's speech." However, JTBC found out through examining the tablet that Choi also revised documents of President Park's remarks just hours before the meeting. Some of those former Blue House staffers came forward declaring their knowledge on Choi's involvement.
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Van Seumeren took place in the new supervisory board, of which Jacques van Ek became chairman. Despite the fact that previous takeover candidate Phanos had failed to comply with the agreement between FC Utrecht and van Seumeren, they remained affiliated with the club as main shirt sponsor until March 2011. In his role as new owner of the club, van Seumeren was actively involved in the club's footballing policy. In the summer of 2008, against the wishes of head coach van Hanegem, he meddled with the composition of the technical staff by replacing assistant coaches John van Loen and David Nascimento, strength and conditioning coach Rob Druppers and goalkeeping coach Maarten Arts.
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He is not meddling with politics, > for he found that the more he meddled with them the worse off he got. As to > his “rights”—I will not discuss them now. We of the South have never > recognized the right of the negro to govern white men, and we never will.... > I would to God the last one of them was in Africa and that none of them had > ever been brought to our shores. The disenfranchisement of a large proportion of voters attracted the attention of Congress, and as early as 1900 some members proposed stripping the South of seats, related to the number of people who were barred from voting.
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On February 24, 2017, Republican Congressman Darrell Issa called for a special prosecutor to investigate whether Russia meddled with the U.S. election and was in contact with Trump's team during the presidential campaign, saying it would be improper for Trump's appointee, former Attorney General Jeff Sessions, to lead the investigation. In March 2017, Democratic ranking committee member Adam Schiff said there was sufficient evidence to warrant further investigation, and claimed to have seen "more than circumstantial evidence" of collusion. On April 6, 2017, Republican committee chairman Devin Nunes temporarily recused himself from the investigation after the House Ethics Committee announced that it would investigate accusations that he had disclosed classified information without authorization. He was replaced by Representative Mike Conaway.
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Unfortunately, before transferring his mind with that of Dick, Laurience strangled Clayton, who was inhabiting the body of Lord Haslewood, so that Dick, afterwards a prisoner in Laurience's own body, would be hanged for the murder of the man presumed to be his father. Realizing the truth, Clare and her friend Dr. Gratton (Cecil Parker) return Laurience's mind to its proper body, but that body has been badly broken in a panicked fall out of a high window, taken while Dick Haslewood was in unwilling possession. Admitting he has wasted an incredible invention on a selfish and murderous scheme, the shattered Laurience tells Clare he should never have meddled with the human soul. He takes his knowledge to the grave, having changed his mind for the last time.
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And that, for himself and his brothers, Jawán Mard Khán should receive, free from any Marátha claim, the districts of Patan, Vadnagar, Sami, Munjpur, Visnagar, Tharád, Kheralu, and Rádhanpur with Tervada and Vijapur. It was further agreed that one of Jawán Mard Khán's brothers should always serve the Maráthás with 300 horse and 500 foot, the expenses of the force being paid by the Maráthás. It was also stipulated that neither the Peshwa's army nor his deputy's, nor that of any commander should enter Jawán Mard Khán's territory, and that in Áhmedábád no Marátha official should put up at any of the Khán Bahádur's mansions, new or old, or at any of those belonging to his brothers followers or servants. Finally that the estates of other members of the family, namely Kaira, Kasba Mátar and Bánsa Mahudha, which belonged to Muhammad Khán, Khán Daurán, and Ábid Khán were not to be meddled with, nor were encroachments to be allowed on the lands of Káyam Kúli Khán or of Zoráwar Khán.
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