The warfare between them poses a threat to American democracy.
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This poses a threat to the American economy and prosperity.
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Climate change poses a threat to our planet's natural resources.
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And both agree Elizabeth Warren poses a threat to Biden.
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Loose oversight of devices poses a threat to public health.
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China says the system poses a threat to its national security.
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And it poses a threat to the United States of America.
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But the increase still poses a threat to Japan's economic momentum.
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China believes the system poses a threat to its own security.
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The escalating trade war poses a threat to both nations' economies.
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"ISIL poses a threat to the entire civilized world," he said.
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The forthcoming Trump administration poses a threat to these people, too.
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As Democrats, we often say Trump poses a threat to this nation.
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Despite its ludic character, this strategy poses a threat to our democracy.
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That dispute poses a threat to the global economy, the IMF said.
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Extreme weather poses a threat to people's safety, food, shelter and livelihood.
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Air pollution still poses a threat to our families' health every day.
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Antitrust action against Google poses a threat to its central business model.
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This, and not Trump, is what poses a threat to American democracy.
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The artists' formal intervention poses a threat to the seemingly stable monument.
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Such waste poses a threat to ecosystems and human populations, the study found.
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That plastic doesn't degrade, and it poses a threat to wildlife, including corals.
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The danger of slipping between the crack poses a threat to your future.
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But neither his policies nor his personality poses a threat to the Republic.
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All that debris poses a threat to astronauts and spacecraft, according to NASA.
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But excess debris poses a threat to racers coming up behind an accident.
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The pandemic poses a threat to economies like Botswana, where tourism is big business.
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Broadcom has repeatedly denied that the Qualcomm proposal poses a threat to national security.
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It poses a threat to Black and Latinx families and to the entire country.
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Crenshaw said gun control is what poses a threat to victims of domestic violence.
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Still, 51 percent of respondents say immigration poses a threat to the country's economy.
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This "IP education gap" poses a threat to U.S. leadership of the Knowledge Economy.
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Carelessly adopting such western traditions, the president argued, poses a threat to Pakistani values.
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The North American Aerospace Defense Command headquartered in Colorado makes the determination whether the missile poses a threat to the continental US. The Pacific Command, headquartered in Hawaii, determines if the missile poses a threat to Japan, South Korea, Guam or Hawaii.
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Walmart's entrance into the industry poses a threat to Tyson, which depends on the company.
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That bipartisan backlash poses a threat to the epicenter of the decade-long bull market.
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Faltering demand from overseas also poses a threat to the earnings' outlook of Japan Inc.
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The Strategic Command determines if the missile poses a threat to US satellites in space.
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Now there's blockchain, a technology that, by its very nature, poses a threat to Facebook.
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Even more important, it poses a threat to both our Fourth and Fifth Amendment protections.
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Like Sanders, most Democrats agree that income inequality poses a threat to our economic system.
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Social distancing breaks the chain of transmission that poses a threat to all of us.
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So by that thinking, Japanese steel poses a threat to America, but not European steel?
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The majority's view of the Constitution's free-exercise clause poses a threat to civil society.
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"Hunter poses a threat to our nation's security, to be honest," Campa-Najjar told BuzzFeed News.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Turkey's economic crisis poses a threat to European banks with business in the country.
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If raw, unfocused youth poses a danger to society, it also poses a threat to art.
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The White House claims it's not even aware that climate change poses a threat to businesses.
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Some security experts and analysts are skeptical that the game poses a threat to national security.
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The article attempts to convince the reader that President Trump poses a threat to America's democracy.
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Opponents said the plant poses a threat to the local water supply in the desert region.
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She routinely acknowledges that the climate is changing and that warming poses a threat to Alaska.
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Trump has been pushing the false narrative that the caravan poses a threat to our country.
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Now a tropical storm, Lane still poses a threat to Hawaii in the form of flash flooding.
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Authorities don't believe the cadet has any magazines or ammunition or poses a threat to the public.
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The United States says Turkey's S-400 acquisition poses a threat to Lockheed Martin Corp's F-35s.
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If you believe that person poses a threat to you or someone else, report them to authorities.
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He also said "unrelenting political brinkmanship" poses a threat to the timely payments for core state priorities.
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Beijing argued that the system, known by the acronym THAAD, poses a threat to China's national security.
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The stagnation poses a threat to the market economy's main claim to legitimacy: that it delivers prosperity.
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The US government has long claimed Huawei poses a threat to national security, something the company denies.
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But the prison's continued existence poses a threat to the rule of law and to human rights.
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The accelerating growth of Amazon's advertising business poses a threat to entrenched digital ad platforms Google and Facebook.
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When political scientists warn that Donald Trump poses a threat to American democracy, they're usually referring to backsliding.
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He's accelerated democratic backsliding, and his government still poses a threat to American citizens, journalists, and government officials.
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But Sidecar poses a threat to both Wacom, and especially to those third-party iPad apps mentioned above.
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He said that when an inmate poses a threat to staff or to himself, solitary confinement was necessary.
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Kerry said this week that Israel's settlement policy poses a threat to regional peace talks with the Palestinians.
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What they found was fairly conclusive: European whites believe that immigration poses a threat to "traditional" European culture.
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China has strongly opposed the system and says its powerful radar poses a threat to its national security.
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The trouble is that once passive utterly dominates the investment world it poses a threat to financial stability.
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Immediate action must be taken if the roommate is in imminent danger or poses a threat to others.
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Prosecutors have asked for her to be detained beyond her sentence, saying she poses a threat to the public.
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This legislation poses a threat to both your livelihood and your ability to share your voice with the world.
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FMD does not affect people but poses a threat to cloven-hoofed animals - such as cattle, goats and sheep.
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Yes, it suggests that Bernie Sanders poses a threat to her among some key demographic groups, especially young people.
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But it resonated with the large number of Americans who worry that immigration poses a threat to American values.
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The racist stereotype persists that Black men are criminal, and that their sexuality poses a threat to white women.
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Some in coal country worry a growing drilling industry poses a threat to waterways, West Virginia Public Broadcasting reports.
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This poses a threat to Facebook and its social media rivals, who depend on that harvesting for their livelihoods.
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Lost or discarded fishing equipment contributes to plastic waste in the ocean and poses a threat to marine life.
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"If the coronavirus is distributing the health care system, it poses a threat to the aging population," Nyenswah said.
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The technology poses a threat to traditional manufacturers who may increasingly see clients build their own parts or products.
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"It's part of a pattern" that poses a threat to the integrity of the November 2020 election, Nadler said.
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Left unchecked, this aggression poses a threat to America's primacy in the region and its long-term superpower status.
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The tribe contends the $3.8 billion pipeline poses a threat to drinking water and sacred sites along the route.
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Joe Lieberman to help the Chinese telecom giant allay fears in Washington that it poses a threat to national security.
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There is no doubt the increasing integration of the gas and electricity systems poses a threat to reliability and resiliency.
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But a protectionist trade policy being pursued by President Donald Trump poses a threat to the otherwise rosy economic outlook.
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Other critics have said the move poses a threat to free speech and those who publicly disagree with the president.
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At the heart of the United States' concerns is the view that China poses a threat to America's technological dominance.
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To the president's critics, his conspiracy-mongering goes to the heart of why he poses a threat to the country.
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American lawmakers have long feared that Huawei poses a threat to US national security, something the Chinese company strongly denies.
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The Polish government has recently focused on Russian action in Ukraine, saying it poses a threat to all of Europe.
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Globalism poses a threat to the future of democracy because it disenfranchises the vast majority and empowers a technocratic elite.
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China, on the other hand, poses a threat to stability in the region and the greater world order, he said.
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VW's supplier conflict poses a threat to the company's profitability as it seeks to recover following its diesel emissions scandal.
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This raises alarms about whether the streamlining of data poses a threat to citizens' personal safety and the possibility of dissent.
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The United States says Turkey's acquisition of the Russian system poses a threat to Lockheed Martin Corp's F-35 stealth fighters.
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"His conduct further established that he poses a threat to the public interest of the State of Nevada," the complaint says.
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"Basically anything they seized poses a threat to the coalition but we can manage those threats and we will," Townsend said.
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"This legislation poses a threat to both your livelihood and your ability to share your voice with the world," Wojcicki wrote.
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Corruption is not the only danger: Islamist terrorism poses a threat to art across the Sahel as it did in Iraq.
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It would also enable them to confine a ticking time bomb like Hasson, who clearly poses a threat to the community.
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"The United States is helping Laos clear unexploded ordnance, which poses a threat to people and hampers economic development," it said.
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Top officials have repeatedly said Huawei equipment poses a threat to national security and could be used by China for spying.
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Despite this, opponents to Norwegian's expansion in the U.S. have absurdly tried to argue that this poses a threat to competition.
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If senators truly want to know who poses a threat to abortion rights and marriage equality, I have some suggested questions.
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Foot and mouth does not affect humans but poses a threat to cloven-hoofed animals such as cattle, goats and sheep.
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They argue that allowing transgender students to use those facilities poses a threat to the privacy and safety of other students.
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The ethnic Rakhine insurgency, believed to include thousands of rebels, poses a threat to the government of Aung San Suu Kyi.
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The fact that these extremists are finding new, receptive audiences poses a threat to us all and we must fight back.
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You said our relationship with Putin is fine even though he still poses a threat to our elections and our democracy.
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That case still poses a threat to Trump because he could be deposed, potentially opening him up to charges of perjury.
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But Warren warns that ISDS poses a threat to American sovereignty and could inhibit robust regulation of industries such as banking.
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VW's supplier conflict poses a threat to the company's profitability as it seeks to recover following its diesel emissions test cheating scandal.
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Currently, abortion is only legal in Argentina in cases of rape, or if the pregnancy poses a threat to the mother's health.
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"Our position is that expensive energy is back … And it poses a threat to economic growth," the Paris-based organization said Friday.
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"The launch continues to demonstrate that North Korea poses a threat to the United States and our allies," a Pentagon statement said.
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He suggests that the criteria for impeachment should be whether the "continued tenure" of President Trump poses a threat to the republic.
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Ranchers, who argue that a rebounding grizzly population poses a threat to livestock, are a powerful political constituency in the American West.
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It is unclear whether or to what extent Flynn's cooperation with Mueller poses a threat to Trump or any of his associates.
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And the majority of scientists agree that air pollution poses a threat to public health, and can trigger death in vulnerable populations.
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Foot and mouth disease does not affect humans but poses a threat to cloven-hoofed animals such as cattle, goats and sheep.
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The US says the Russian system is incompatible with NATO systems and poses a threat to the US-led F-35 program.
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Foot and mouth disease does not affect people but poses a threat to cloven-hoofed animals such as cattle, goats and sheep.
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Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross has opened an investigation into whether U.S. dependence on uranium imports poses a threat to national security.
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Why it matters: Russia still poses a threat to U.S. election infrastructure, including state election boards, according to U.S. intelligence community assessments.
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"The Ku Klux Klan movement is small and fractured, but it still poses a threat to society," said the ADL's Jonathan Greenblatt.
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Sports fans' easy access to the world's games poses a threat to some sports, and is even changing the nature of others.
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Clear rules were needed to prevent such misuse of user data, which poses a threat to democracy, she said in the newspaper report.
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Today, Manhattan's district attorney announced that the borough won't arrest people for public consumption of alcohol unless it poses a threat to safety.
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Wilders, a member of the Party for Freedom, argued during his campaign that Islam poses a threat to the people of the Netherlands.
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But seconds later, Trump said "no" when asked if Russia still poses a threat to the U.S. Is Russia still targeting the US?
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Northern Nigeria poses a threat to the worldwide eradication of polio because of rumors, misconceptions and anti-polio vaccine propaganda circulating the region.
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A number of liberal veterans are also voicing concerns that any effort to stifle political boycotts poses a threat to the First Amendment.
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Clinton, the presumptive Democratic nominee, seized on the court's ruling to warn that Mr. Trump, her Republican opponent, poses a threat to women.
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Demand for electric vehicles is expected to surge in the coming decades, a trend that poses a threat to traditional fossil fuel producers.
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A reform agenda focused on rooting out graft and cultivating real democracy poses a threat to many of America's most powerfully entrenched interests.
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International trade poses a threat to all of these species, yet not one is subject to key regulations that would help protect it.
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Trump's remarks have fueled criticism that the administration is stigmatizing the virus when it poses a threat to all people and all nations.
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Foot and mouth disease (FMD) does not affect people but poses a threat to cloven-hoofed animals such as cattle, goats and sheep.
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He has watched the President discredit him, discredit Mueller, discredit Attorney General Jeff Sessions, and discredit anyone who poses a threat to him.
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It acknowledges that the biometric processing involved is illegal and poses a threat to fundamental rights, yet only calls for 'broad European debate.
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The Trump administration has said the telecommunications company is too close to the Chinese government and poses a threat to U.S. national security.
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Moscow poses a threat "to the whole Western world, the trans-Atlantic alliance," Ukrainian Minister of Foreign Affairs Pavlo Klimkin told a Senate subcommittee.
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In a video released this week, the US Navy emphasized to former governor Arnold Schwarzenegger that climate change poses a threat to national security.
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The fact it lacks a central headquarters and instead has offices spread through Los Angeles and elsewhere also poses a threat to employee morale.
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Second, the Treasury Secretary would have to certify that each of the nation's largest banks no longer poses a threat to the financial system.
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Clinton, the presumptive Democratic nominee, seized on the court's ruling to warn that Mr. Trump, her presumptive Republican opponent, poses a threat to women.
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The algae, which poses a threat to young children and pets, has been discovered in three New York City parks in the last month.
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But Netflix's tactic poses a threat to the business model of movie theaters, which make their money from the box office and concession sales.
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The bank's fragile state poses a threat to confidence in other Italian lenders and even to heavily-indebted Italy, the euro zone's third-largest economy.
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According to The News & Observer, Cooper responded that the university has the power to remove the statue if it poses a threat to public safety.
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"The Ku Klux Klan movement is small and fractured, but it still poses a threat to society," ADL CEO Jonathan Greenblatt said in a statement.
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Divide: 66%More on North Korea: 83% of Americans say North Korea poses a threat to the U.S., and 70% say that threat is "serious."
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The fire poses a threat to several towns as well as the Tamadaba national park on the west of the island, authorities said on Twitter.
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"There is currently disagreement on whether [ISIS-K] is a regional threat, or if it potentially poses a threat to the West," Jadoon told Insider.
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The risk of destabilizing runs on these markets, similar to bank runs prior to deposit insurance, still poses a threat to the broader financial system.
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Many see the Rohingya, who have lived in Myanmar for generations, as unassimilated Muslim separatists whose propagation poses a threat to Buddhist, and nationalist, identity.
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In its first extensive document on gender theory, the church argues that increasing acceptance of fluid definitions of gender poses a threat to traditional families.
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Nadler's motives are largely personal: His wife is sick and undergoing chemotherapy, sparking concerns that his frequent travel poses a threat to her well-being.
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In fact, it poses a threat to Mexico: Mr. Trump has previously warned that he would impose tariffs if Mexico didn't back his immigration agenda.
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Over the past few days, companies as varied as United Airlines, Mastercard and Pfizer have said the outbreak poses a threat to their 2020 earnings.
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The downtown boom, visible in the new night-life scene along Newark Avenue, poses a threat to the urban pioneers from the city's grittier days.
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The findings come as TikTok deals with growing concerns in Washington that its Chinese ownership poses a threat to the safety of American users' data.
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In a speech Wednesday, Warren said the $28503 billion proposed deal is the type of large merger that poses a threat to competition and consumers.
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In a speech Wednesday, Warren said the $85 billion proposed deal is the type of large merger that poses a threat to competition and consumers.
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The project also poses a threat to hundreds of for-profit companies and nonprofit groups that secure U.S.A.I.D. contracts, often with scant evidence of impact.
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These include claims that immigration poses a threat to the country, that Democrats want socialism, and that Democratic control of Congress will result in "mob" rule.
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" This behaviour poses a threat to the medium as a whole, however â€" theoretically, if the government can't control it, it may shut it down entirely.
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On Thursday, the GOP's last nominee, Mitt Romney, unleashed a blistering attack on Trump's candidacy, saying Trump poses a threat to the future of America's democracy.
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The agency can confirm or deny a license if it believes that a satellite poses a threat to other satellites in the low Earth orbit environment.
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Whoever wins this intellectual property race, the rush to patent applications poses a threat to the original conception of bitcoin as a technology available to all.
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Trump's reasoning poses a threat to our national security because it underestimates Russia's cyber warfare capabilities, which are extensive and have consistently been demonstrated across Europe.
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Boutte's "continued practice of medicine poses a threat to the public health, safety and welfare and imperatively requires emergency action," the board said in its ruling.
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"The government acknowledges that fine dust is a grave environmental problem, which poses a threat to people's safety and health," the government said in a statement.
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While the panel would start from a presumption of recommending clemency, it would decline any cases in which the defendant poses a threat to the public.
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A president who puts his self-interest ahead of the public good and the nation's security poses a threat to the daily lives of every American.
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But an overreliance on alcohol surely poses a threat to older as well as younger people dealing with all sorts of chronic diseases, not just cancer.
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This storm poses a threat to life and property, and so far, evacuations in Florida — in cities as far away as Miami and Tampa were ordered.
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This is guaranteed by our Constitutional right to vote, but excessive partisan gerrymandering poses a threat to the responsive, accountable, and representative government we hold dear.
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The Chief Executive of Italy's largest lender has warned that incentivising banks to do more green lending poses a threat to financial stability, Financial Times said.
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But that progress also poses a threat to those who are bewildered or angered by these social changes and who prefer mutual rancor to mutual respect.
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In its first extensive document on gender theory, the church argues that the increasing acceptance of fluid definitions of gender poses a threat to traditional families.
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So the fact that 22 percent of gun purchases appear to be slipping through without even a basic background check likely poses a threat to public safety.
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"This legislation poses a threat to both your livelihood and your ability to share your voice with the world," she writes in a blog post published Monday.
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Still, any escalation at this point poses a threat to the market as stocks continue to suffer amid the tit-for-tat strategies in the trade war.
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Washington says the Russian system is incompatible with the Western alliance's defence network and poses a threat to the F-35s that Turkey also plans to buy.
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The project would have tripled the capacity of the existing pipeline that runs between Edmonton and Vancouver, increasing tanker traffic that poses a threat to the whales.
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Automation and artificial intelligence are seen as a threat to jobs in manufacturing, while the advent of self-driving cars poses a threat to jobs in transport.
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"The international community must take all necessary measures to respond and deter this irresponsible U.S. behavior, which poses a threat to global security and peace," Erakat said.
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Macron delivered thinly veiled criticism of Trump in a speech where he warned that nationalism is a "betrayal of patriotism" and poses a threat to global relations.
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U.S. allies fear that China's expansion, seen as a means of growing its sphere of influence, poses a threat to their safety should a military conflict arise.
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For moralizers, the exchange of sex for money poses a threat to "family values" that emphasize the importance of sex within marriage and promote modesty among women.
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But in an egregious case where someone is very aggressive, and poses a threat to child, if he's 19 or 20, we'll allow him to come in.
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Mr. Trump regards 5G advancement as a key political prize, arguing that China's lead in establishing the high-speed mobile networks poses a threat to national security.
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Amazon's growing ad business poses a threat to both Google and Facebook — which suggests that the ad economy is becoming more competitive even without the government's help.
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The Justice Department's position poses a threat to technology companies, Microsoft has said, by requiring them to choose between complying with a warrant and disobeying foreign laws.
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In New York, the only question a judge may consider in weighing bail is risk of flight, not whether the defendant poses a threat to the community.
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And he has shown an unstinting willingness to attack any institution -- including the Republican-controlled Congress -- that he believes poses a threat to him at any point.
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Under those rules, cabinet officials generally must agree in high-level deliberations that a proposed target away from a traditional war zone poses a threat to Americans.
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Washington says the Russian system is incompatible with the Western alliance's defense network and poses a threat to the F-35s that Turkey also plans to buy.
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Orban says a large influx into Hungary of mostly Muslim migrants, many fleeing conflicts in the Middle East, since 2015 poses a threat to Europe's Christian civilisation.
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Though economic outlook has improved among consumers, sluggish productivity growth still poses a threat to company profits in the new year, strategist Jason Trennert told CNBC on Tuesday.
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Several parties have however rejected joining an ANO-led government because they say Babis poses a threat to democracy due to his accumulation of business and political power.
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"Most people don't realize what he's doing poses a threat to a constitutional democracy," said Marisa Maleck, a former law clerk to conservative Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas.
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Many Republicans are opposed to efforts to combat climate change, even though an overwhelming majority of scientists say it is real and poses a threat to the planet.
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They can make them inclined to see anything and anyone who poses a threat to their party — most notably the opposition — as an enemy that must be crushed.
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Some politicians in former Soviet republics and satellite states regard the parade as crude sabre-rattling by a resurgent Russia they say poses a threat to Europe's security.
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The editors published a scathing editorial on the GOP front-runner, while 22 conservative thinkers weighed in on why they think Trump poses a threat to American conservatism.
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Krystal Ball: Billionaires panicking over Sanders candidacy MORE entering the 2020 primary poses a threat to his standing in the field, expressing confidence over his front-runner status.
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The top security official argued the court poses a threat to U.S. sovereignty, is ineffective in prosecuting war crimes and too often targets American allies, such as Israel.
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But the value of these certificates has slumped and the PiS government has looked to curb renewable energy which it says poses a threat to the coal industry.
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That includes requiring the Pentagon to certify to Congress that a detainee no longer poses a threat to the United States within 30 days of making that determination.
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Under the new policy, officers will issue criminal summonses for such offenses rather than making arrests except when they determine an offender poses a threat to public safety.
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The United States says Turkey's acquisition of Russia'sS-400 air defenses poses a threat to Lockheed Martin Corp's F-35 stealthy fighters, which Turkey also planned to buy.
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Space debris, including broken satellites orbiting the earth, poses a threat to other spacecraft, according to NASA, which tracks more than half a million pieces of moving debris.
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She makes no sense, but then the aggressor appears — a man is chasing her who is similarly out of control — and he clearly poses a threat to her.
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Harvard is not unlike other elite institutions that oppose graduate student unionization attempts, but its current legal strategy poses a threat to workers inside and outside the academy.
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Allies of the Trump administration often take a warlike stance toward any issue that poses a threat to the president's reputation, adopting the language of victimhood and grievance.
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However, this authority requires some reasonable suspicion that the individual is poses a threat to the officer or someone else on the scene (including the individual in possession).
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She and her colleagues who care for children with asthma explain in a recent policy brief that frequent medication switching poses a threat to children in several ways.
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Putin and his acolytes understand that Navalny poses a threat to the regime and allowing him to participate in the presidential race would have earned him greater recognition.
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If any Chinese investment poses a threat to U.S. security, the administration can halt it through the inter-agency Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS).
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He believes the Islamic world, which housed and endangered his family for many centuries, poses a threat to Jews and L.G.B.T. people, and that Israel must protect both.
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But there is broad consensus in the scientific community that the changing climate poses a threat to the bears and the American government perennially pushes for greater protections.
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Because universities are public institutions and meant to be a space for free debate, they have to prove that a particular speaker poses a threat to school safety.
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At the same time, job automation poses a threat to the economy—one of the few ongoing talking points that Trump points to as a success for his team.
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"Our problem is this: there is a terrorist organization that poses a threat to us and the United States supports them," Cavusoglu said in an interview with Turkey's NTV.
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Wednesday's decision drew criticism from the Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation and Institute, which said the family strongly opposed Hinckley's release and believed he still poses a threat to others.
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The United States says Turkey's acquisition of Russia's S-400 air defenses poses a threat to Lockheed Martin Corp's F-35 stealth fighters, which Turkey also plans to buy.
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"The proposed financial transaction tax poses a threat to the very Main Street investors that the sponsors of this bill are aiming to protect," said MMI CEO Kirsten Wegner.
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"We've been watching the same as we were previously, the same as we watch any other nation that poses a threat to the United States and Canada," he said.
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As the older step brother of Max, the second teen character to join the new season, Billy poses a threat to Will and his friends in their everyday lives.
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The United States says Turkey's acquisition of Russia's S-400 air defenses poses a threat to Lockheed Martin Corp's F-35 stealthy fighters, which Turkey also planned to buy.
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First, Kremlin insiders or other powerful individuals buy, steal or manufacture incriminating information about an opponent, an enemy, or any other person who poses a threat to powerful interests.
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Light pollution poses a threat to 30% of vertebrates and more than 60% of invertebrates that are nocturnal, including plants, microorganisms and, most alarmingly, human health, the researchers add.
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The top national security official argued the court poses a threat to U.S. sovereignty, is ineffective in prosecuting war crimes and too often targets American allies, such as Israel.
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This is much bigger than a series of bank accounts though: it cements the fact that the SS7 network poses a threat to all of us, the general public.
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ROME — For decades, Italy felt the brunt of the Chinese economic juggernaut that the United States argues poses a threat to the financial and political future of the West.
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Nadler's motives for district-based work are largely personal: His wife is sick and undergoing chemotherapy, sparking concerns that his frequent travel poses a threat to her well-being.
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They also consult on new developments and construction, providing their expertise to identify if and how a new project poses a threat to the environment, according to the BLS.
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"It poses a threat to troops on the ground, and it has value as a propaganda technique," Colonel Dorrian said of the Islamic State drone program in an email.
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Of course, the moment a citizen does something with the firearm indicating potential criminal misconduct or that he poses a threat to the officer or others, the equation changes.
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Iranian officials have long warned that the influence of Western and particularly U.S. culture through entertainment, social media and the Internet poses a threat to Islamic and revolutionary values.
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The investment bank said tightness in the U.S. labor market poses a threat to consumer stocks as wages tend to rise in such conditions, pressuring earnings for these companies.
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If Donald Trump doesn't do any of the things he's promised to do as president, his election still poses a threat to people of color that didn't exist yesterday.
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Democratic Senator Dick Durbin said Kavanaugh's nomination comes at a time when Trump poses a threat to America's rule of law and is facing an ongoing special counsel investigation.
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Restaurants, of course, are capitalist enterprises, and in our world, something as sweeping as protecting workers by challenging gender norms poses a threat to the basic machinery of capitalism.
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The move by the Swedish central bank was intended to counter the dual threat of deflation and an appreciating currency, which poses a threat to the country's export-driven economy.
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Trump FCC commissioners have falsely insisted community broadband poses a threat to free speech, and the agency has supported state laws—usually written by industry—banning or hindering such networks.
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The report showed that 59 percent of Germans said that they saw fake news on the internet and 61 percent said that they believe it poses a threat to democracy.
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The United States says Turkey's acquisition of Russia's S-400 air defenses poses a threat to the Lockheed Martin Corp's F-4003 stealthy fighters, which Turkey also planned to buy.
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Tallinn, whose innovations earned him tens of millions of dollars, was one of the first donors to take seriously arguments that advanced artificial intelligence poses a threat to human existence.
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Washington has repeatedly expressed concerns that China's development of artificial islands in the region poses a threat to freedom of navigation through its waters, a major artery for international trade.
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Israel, concerned that Iran's growing presence in Syria poses a threat to its security, has escalated in recent months its strikes on suspected Iranian and Iran-backed positions in Syria.
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And his asymmetrical style of political warfare poses a threat to Democrats and their likely nominee, Hillary Clinton, one that may not be so easily neutralized by the usual tactics.
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Cardin and Van Hollen asked Mnuchin to begin a CFIUS review of Potanin's connection to ByteGrid and intervene if it poses a threat to U.S. national security or critical infrastructure.
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"NATO continues to exist even though the danger for which it was created no longer exists," said Le Pen, laughing off the idea that Moscow poses a threat to Europe.
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"As part of this mission, we will take action against any terrorist group that poses a threat to U.S. interests or the homeland, including members of ISIL-Khorasan," Davis said.
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Although the Islamic State poses a threat to everyone in the free world, including the United States, the Syrian Democratic Forces never asked the United States to fight our war.
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They argue that Ms. Merkel's relatively welcoming policy toward refugees from the Middle East and Africa poses a threat to the country's safety, as well as to its national identity.
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Following an outpouring of American alarm at the prospect of a Chinese-built 5G, European nations are acknowledging that the Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei poses a threat to European security.
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Big picture: The indictment comes amid rising scrutiny over the company from U.S. lawmakers and agencies after warnings from the intelligence community that Huawei poses a threat to national security.
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Washington says the S-400 is incompatible with NATO defenses and poses a threat to Lockheed Martin Corp's F-35 stealth jet program, which Turkey was also planning to buy.
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Markets may conclude that the political backdrop in the euro zone remains disjointed and poses a threat to investment potential in the medium term, Rabobank strategists said in a client note.
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Trump poses a threat to LGBTQ rights not just by stalling any potential gains on all of these fronts, but also by taking his own actions to pulling back LGBTQ rights.
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The zone's resurgent wolf population poses a threat to nearby livestock, so local farms pay hunters like Krivenchik a flat fee of 150 Belarussian roubles ($80) for each wolf they kill.
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ByteDance, the Chinese tech company that also owns popular music app TikTok, poses a threat to the dominance in this sector of China's 3 biggest tech firms: Baidu, Tencent and Alibaba.
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The bankruptcy poses a threat to California's climate change ambitions by putting in limbo dozens of large solar, wind, and other clean energy projects PG&E has contracted with other companies.
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Demonstrators have protested for months against the $3.8 billion Dakota Access Pipeline, owned by Energy Transfer Partners LP, saying it poses a threat to water resources and sacred Native American sites.
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"The racist stereotype persists that black men are criminal, and that their sexuality poses a threat to white women," Sesali Bowen wrote in a piece about the scandal for Refinery 29.
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The unrest poses a threat to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's promise of jobs and growth for the aspirational Indians who elected him in 2014 with the largest majority in three decades.
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"We need to fully eliminate any threat around the globe, frankly, not just in Afghanistan, that poses a threat to our people and our allies," Spicer said at Tuesday's press briefing.
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Why this matters: The situation poses a threat to Saudi Arabia and other key OPEC members, which have historically had control over the oil industry and the power to gauge pricing.
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The United States says Turkey's acquisition of Russia's S-222 air defense system poses a threat to the Lockheed Martin Corp F-2400 stealthy fighters, which Turkey also plans to buy.
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Germany's new economic weakness also poses a threat to the countries of central Europe, especially Poland and the Czech Republic, whose long boom has been intimately linked to supplying the behemoth.
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And while the black market certainly poses a threat to gun control, it's also clear that France's laws have made significant strides in counteracting many of the dangers created by guns.
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The United States says Turkey's acquisition of Russia's S-2400 air defense system poses a threat to the Lockheed Martin Corp F-21.5 stealthy fighters, which Turkey also plans to buy.
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Now we are destroying an iconic animal, the bison, because it poses a threat to ranchers who profit off the backs of their cattle; even worse, the public is paying for this.
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Taken all in all, the symposium advanced the idea that Trump wouldn't just make a fumbling, buffoonish president, but that he poses a threat to American politics and conservative consensus at large.
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"Many of us believe that Dragonfly poses a threat to freedom of expression and political dissent globally, and violates our AI principles," two employees wrote in an email distributing the demand list.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - A New Year's Day cold snap in the southern U.S. Plains poses a threat to winter wheat, particularly in Kansas, the country's biggest producer of the grain, agricultural meteorologists said.
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There is some mistrust between Sinhalese and Muslims too: many Sinhalese believe, wrongly, that the slightly higher birth rate among Muslims poses a threat to the continued demographic supremacy of the Sinhalese.
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According to the TISI website, the New Guinea Flatworm feeds on snails, but it also poses a threat to other animals and humans because it has the potential to carry dangerous parasites.
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Most cattle in commercial feedyards can withstand the cold and snow, said industry experts, but the severe weather poses a threat to cows in the north-central Plains giving birth to calves.
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"While I do think Robert Mueller poses a threat to the Trump presidency, it would be a mistake to fire him," said Newsmax CEO Christopher Ruddy, who is good friends with Trump.
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Our growing debt poses a threat to the US economy and the quality of life of every American -- not to mention our national security and our ability to respond to unexpected challenges.
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He also warned that Americans could be swayed to support torture in the event of an attack in the U.S. and that Trump's rhetoric poses a threat to international law and principles.
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TikTok is facing mounting pressure over concerns that it censors content deemed offensive to the Chinese government, accesses users&apos data without their consent, and poses a threat to US national security.
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But as climate change leads to more frequent droughts and rising temperatures, drying out scarce water sources as well as grazing lands, some experts say livestock poses a threat to the environment.
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"The rise of Latino political power in places like Texas poses a threat to the existing state power, which is dominated by Republicans in the governorship and State Legislature," Professor Morel said.
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It's about whether federal law enforcement should be constrained in deciding who poses a threat to public safety — or whether the Trump administration has forfeited the right to make those assertions without question.
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"At this point, there is no indication Kurita poses a threat to the public, but he may be a danger to himself," the school said in a statement before his body was recovered.
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Rivals say he poses a threat to democracy due to his authoritarian style, desire to simplify decision making, and conflicts of interest as businessman whose firms compete for state contracts and receive subsidies.
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"The proposed financial transaction tax poses a threat to the very Main Street investors that the sponsors of this bill are aiming to protect," MMI CEO Kirsten Wegner told CNBC earlier this month.
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Kim Jong-un should take heed of the United Nations Security Council's unified voice, and statements from governments the world over, who agree the DPRK poses a threat to global security and stability.
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Unrest in the Magical World Rowling's 100-page "Fantastic Beasts" reference book, published in 2001, explained why the discovery of magical creatures by non-magical humans poses a threat to the wizarding world.
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Second, I will impose size and complexity limitations on Wall Street financial institutions themselves when such size, complexity or interconnectedness with other firms poses a threat to the broader banking or financial systems.
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The chain now poses a threat to U.S.-based grocers such as Kroger, Ingles and even Target, as well as a discount chain such as Aldi, because of Lidl's "lowest possible prices" promise.
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Kim Jong Un should take heed of the United Nations Security Council's unified voice, and statements from governments the world over, who agree the DPRK poses a threat to global security and stability.
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For a Top Secret clearance, the FBI SF-86 investigators will make the determination as to whether or not the individual's background — and any potential vulnerability — poses a threat to the nation's security.
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However, because vaccination is not universal, the virus persists in some regions of Pakistan and poses a threat to those who are not vaccinated or who have not received vaccination boosters as scheduled.
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Those Democratic lawmakers argue the President poses a threat to the fabric of America's democracy and waiting for next year's election is just inviting him to mess with the system all over again.
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Adding to the stigma, mandatory reporting laws in effect in the U.S. since the late 1970s require therapists and physicians to report anyone they believe poses a threat to a child to authorities.
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The Trump administration has pressed the North to give up its nuclear weapons program, which, combined with its missile capabilities, poses a threat to the United States, before it can expect any concessions.
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Trump has continued to regularly phone aides and allies in the early morning hours to quiz them about Biden -- and ask whether he poses a threat to his staying power in the White House.
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He was one of the first donors to take seriously arguments that advanced artificial intelligence poses a threat to human existence — not now, maybe not in 50 years, but certainly somewhere in the future.
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General Electric (GE) is formally asking the government to remove heightened regulations from its investment arm, arguing it has shrunk operations enough so that it no longer poses a threat to the financial system.
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"There is, to the extent there can be in Libya, a fair amount of agreement that ISIL poses a threat to Libya as a nation state," he added, using an alternate acronym for ISIS.
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Abortions are legal up to 20 weeks under Indian law, though exceptions can be made beyond that if the fetus is not viable or if the pregnancy poses a threat to the mother's life.
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But Venezuela's inability to contain its own outbreak means that it now plays the opposite role: It poses a threat to the countries around it, particularly Brazil, where there are also illegal gold mines.
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Huawei has been on the U.S. government's entity list since May over concerns that it poses a threat to national security and its equipment may be used for espionage, allegations the company has denied.
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The International Monetary Fund warned on Thursday that the dispute with China poses a threat to the global economy and criticized the Trump administration's wider efforts to overhaul global trade relationships by raising tariffs.
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The U.S. government has also urged its allies to not use Huawei products in building the next generation of their telecom network infrastructure, alleging that the Chinese company poses a threat to national security.
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A California Supreme Court ruling last year made it much more difficult for companies like Uber to argue that their drivers are independent contractors, a decision that poses a threat to Uber's business model.
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Goldberg said that while every name on Trump's list of 25 Supreme Court candidates poses a threat to Obama-era health-care laws and the abortion protections enshrined in the landmark 1973 Roe v.
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They're seen as unreliable, difficult to train, and regarded as a security threat, which is why your honest-to-god terrorist that poses a threat to our society is not going to be mentally ill.
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Recently there's been a lot of interest in the question of whether billionaire investor Peter Thiel poses a threat to press freedom in the United States and, by extension, the larger project of American democracy.
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"Kim Jong Un should take heed of the United Nations Security Council's unified voice, and statements from governments the world over, who agree the DPRK poses a threat to global security and stability," he said.
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Zinke had announced late Tuesday that he was removing Florida state waters from the proposed offshore drilling plan at the request of Governor Rick Scott, who argued that drilling poses a threat to Florida's tourism.
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But groups like Fortune Society said they have encountered landlords who ban tenants with criminal histories without individual reviews or any regard to evidence of rehabilitation or whether the person poses a threat to safety.
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But unless you think the parolee's working for you poses a threat to them, they have no right to know anything about him, except that you vouch for the work you've asked him to do.
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The United States says Turkey's acquisition of the Russian system poses a threat to Lockheed Martin Corp's F-35 stealth fighters, and has warned of potential U.S. sanctions if Ankara presses on with the deal.
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Perhaps not coincidentally, these efforts also overlap with increasing calls to regulate artificial intelligence along with claims by the likes of Elon Musk and Stephen Hawking that it poses a threat to humanity's literal survival.
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PARIS, Oct 16 (Reuters) - The decline of nuclear in the global energy mix poses a threat to economies and efforts to reduce carbon emissions, International Energy Agency (IEA) Executive Director Fatih Birol said on Wednesday.
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Among the proposals from Kasich is creating a gun violence protection order, which would allow police to take away a person's weapons if a court determines the individual poses a threat to themselves or others.
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Protesters calling themselves "water protectors" have rallied there against plans to route the Dakota Access Pipeline beneath a lake near the reservation, saying the project poses a threat to water resources and sacred tribal sites.
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The report, which was released this week, found that China, in trying to degrade US influence around the world, poses a threat to the international support for democracy, human rights and the rule of law.
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The struggling utility supplies more than 90 percent of the electricity in Africa's most industrialised economy but has a 420 billion rand debt which it struggles to service, poses a threat to the country's credit rating.
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Seko, speaking the first of two days of the summit in central Japan, said Abe told G7 counterparts that Pyongyang's development of nuclear technology and ballistic missiles poses a threat to international peace, including in Europe.
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What they're saying: "This legislation poses a threat to both your livelihood and your ability to share your voice with the world," said Susan Wojcicki in a letter to the content creators who use the platform.
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A poor harvest poses a threat to Australia's biggest listed bulk grain handler, GrainCorp Ltd, whose primary business is the trading of east coast wheat, for which it controls about 80 percent of all grain produced.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A warmer climate, travel and trade are helping to spread mosquito-borne diseases as a deadly beast smaller than a paper clip poses a threat to more than half the world's population.
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Although President Donald Trump started the trade war, pretty much all sides in America agree that China's steroidal state capitalism makes it a bad actor in the global trading system and poses a threat to security.
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But as Facebook turns its eyes toward local news as an answer to larger problems with well-being, false information and polarized communities, it also poses a threat to The Rivertowns Enterprise and outlets like it.
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Likewise, we must wonder if extension, as has been the case in both France and the USA, is inevitable and whether the renewal of temporary and emergency measures indefinitely poses a threat to our civil liberties.
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The two NATO allies have sparred publicly for months over Turkey's order for the S-400s, which Washington says poses a threat to the Lockheed Martin Corp F-35 fighters, which Turkey also plans to buy.
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Trump rattled off a laundry list of complaints against the "corrupt dictatorship" running Iran, saying it poses a threat to Israel and is helping to destabilize Syria and Yemen, which are both plagued by civil war.
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The mass displacement poses a threat to efforts to tackle an Ebola outbreak in Congo that is the second worst recorded wave of cases, surpassed in scale only by the 2013-16 epidemic in West Africa.
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Mr. Fallon, who worked for President Barack Obama and was a top spokesman for Hillary Clinton's 2016 presidential campaign, said the challenge will be convincing people that a Trump justice poses a threat to both issues.
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So long as the coronavirus poses a threat to global economic growth, bond yields are likely to stay around the record-low levels where they've been trading as the disease threatens to morph into a pandemic.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - A sharp contraction in investments poses a threat to global oil supply, Mohammed Barkindo, secretary-general of the Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, said on Monday at the World Energy Congress in Istanbul.
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The Trump administration has been trying to negotiate with North Korea to dismantle its nuclear program, which poses a threat to US allies South Korea and Japan, and thousands of US troops based in both countries.
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Republican senators have been incensed with Turkey's purchase of the Russian S-400 missile system, which the United States says poses a threat to its F-35 fighter jets and cannot be integrated into NATO defenses.
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In addition, The Times reported, he will soon form a special committee whose main purpose, it appears, is to challenge warnings from the Pentagon and intelligence agencies that global warming poses a threat to national security.
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Israel is concerned that Iran's growing presence in Syria poses a threat to its own security and has struck dozens of Iranian and Iran-backed positions in Syria over the course of the country's seven-year conflict.
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Protesters have spent months rallying against plans to route the $3.8 billion Dakota Access Pipeline beneath a lake near the Standing Rock Sioux reservation, saying it poses a threat to water resources and sacred Native American sites.
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But two weeks ago in Dallas, Trump told supporters 'you can't get hurt with extreme weather,' as he dismissed President Barack Obama's argument that extreme weather as a result of climate change poses a threat to America.
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Protesters have spent months rallying against plans to route the $73 billion Dakota Access Pipeline beneath a lake near the Standing Rock Sioux reservation, saying it poses a threat to water resources and sacred Native American sites.
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The common wisdom seems to be that Trump poses a threat to the country, and because Thiel sits on the boards of some very powerful companies, including Facebook, we should be concerned by his support of Trump.
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Free Trade and the Poor In Caleb Crain's essay about whether capitalism poses a threat to democracy, he discusses Robert Kuttner's views on the impact of free trade but leaves out a key consideration (Books, May 14th).
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It also seems interested in offering some sort of response—whether or not it's a fully effective one— to the widespread fear that China's state-led economic model poses a threat to American companies and economic position.
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Activists have spent months protesting plans to route the $3.8 billion Dakota Access Pipeline beneath a lake near the Standing Rock Sioux reservation, saying the project poses a threat to water resources and sacred Native American sites.
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California's legislature on Thursday passed a three-year ban on state and local law enforcement from using body cameras with facial recognition software, the latest curb on technology that some say poses a threat to civil liberties.
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They argue bizarrely that somehow the addition of such a law to Israel's robust judicial system, and political checks and balances, poses a threat to the future of the Jewish people, and to Jews the world over.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Nicolas Maduro's government in Venezuela poses a threat to the United States, U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Wednesday, referring to the increased involvement of Russia, Iran and Cuba in the country.
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The Graham-Cassidy repeal bill also poses a "threat" to the fiscal outlooks of state and local governments, as well as to not-for-profit health-care organizations, according to another analysis from S&P Global Ratings.
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Washington says the S-400 system is incompatible with NATO air defenses, poses a threat to Lockheed Martin Corp's F-35 stealth fighter jets and announced in July it was removing Turkey from the F-35 program.
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"From the very outset we kept saying that in the opinion of our experts the deployment of an anti-missile defense poses a threat to Russia," Russian presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov said, according to the Tass News Agency.
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It also says the 92-story residential tower and hotel has failed to conduct federally mandated studies on the impact of the water's release into the river, and that the water's release poses a threat to aquatic life.
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The big picture: IP theft by Chinese companies poses a threat to both national security and American companies' ability to turn profits, currently costing between $225 billion and $600 billion annually, according to U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer.
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The Spaniard's career has been rocked by injuries but he rolled back the years to win a mixed doubles gold despite admitting he was not 100 percent fit, suggesting he still poses a threat to the world's best.
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Protesters held rallies across the United States on Saturday to denounce sharia law, the Islamic legal and moral code that organizers say poses a threat to American freedoms, but critics believe anti-Muslim hatred is behind the condemnation.
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Demonstrators planned to gather again on Saturday in U.S. cities nationwide to protest against Trump, whose election they say poses a threat to their civil and human rights, a day after a protester was shot in Portland, Oregon.
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Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke had announced late Tuesday that he was removing Florida state waters from the proposed offshore drilling plan at the request of Governor Rick Scott, who argued that drilling poses a threat to Florida's tourism.
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Activists have spent months protesting against plans to route the $3.8 billion Dakota Access Pipeline beneath a lake near the Standing Rock Sioux reservation, saying the project poses a threat to water resources and sacred Native American sites.
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Some, like alcoholic beverage company Constellation Brands Inc and tobacco company Altria Group Inc, are making investments into the cannabis industry to proactively move into an industry that poses a threat to their existing business lines, he said.
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The protesters have spent months rallying against plans to route the $3.8 billion Dakota Access Pipeline beneath a lake near the Standing Rock Sioux reservation, saying it poses a threat to water resources and sacred Native American sites.
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"Without supporting evidence, defendants' bare assertion that the Court's injunction poses a threat to military readiness is insufficient to overcome the public interest in ensuring that the government does not engage in unconstitutional and discriminatory conduct," she said.
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BERLIN, Feb 16 (Reuters) - Germany and Poland have different views on the planned Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline between Russia and Berlin does not believe it poses a threat to energy diversification, Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Friday.
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The Trump administration has been trying to negotiate with North Korea to have it dismantle its nuclear program, which poses a threat to US allies South Korea and Japan, and thousands of US troops based in both countries.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Egypt is pushing to educate people in rural areas on birth control and family planning in a bid to slow a population growth rate that President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi said poses a threat to national development.
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Unless other women come forward to allege similar behavior in the workplace, there's no indication that he has committed workplace harassment, and no particular reason to believe he poses a threat to female colleagues on his show or elsewhere.
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PRAGUE (Reuters) - To his supporters Czech Finance Minister Andrej Babis is an efficient, plain-speaking operator who gets the job done, while to his critics he represents the murky power of big business and poses a threat to democracy.
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Non-banks looking to enter the lending business have complained over the FDIC's reluctance to issue new ILC licenses, while banking groups have argued the ILC license is a dangerous loophole that poses a threat to safety and soundness.
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American counterterrorism officials have said that while the Islamic State poses a threat to the United States, Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula is probably more capable of carrying out a complex terrorist attack, like bringing down an airliner.
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Maya Wang of Human Rights Watch argues that China under Xi Jinping "poses a threat to global freedoms unseen since the end of World War II." To its credit, China has overseen extraordinary progress against poverty, illiteracy and sickness.
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But New York is one of the few states to abolish bail for many crimes without also giving state judges the discretion to consider whether a person poses a threat to public safety in deciding whether to hold them.
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Many mayors on Tuesday seemed to relish the chance to take a swipe at Mr. Trump, a climate change skeptic who has said the Paris agreement poses a threat to American sovereignty and jobs in the fossil fuels industry.
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The grouping, however, has drawn protests from export and import companies worried about possible increased costs as well as the attention of Hong Kong's Competition Commission, which has launched a probe to see if the alliance poses a threat to competition.
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More than 250 employees among the company's 35,000 workers objected in an internal letter, arguing that acceptance of political advertising on the platform — including ads that are false or misleading — poses "a threat" to the company (The New York Times).
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What they're saying: "[O]ur position is that expensive energy is back, with oil, gas and coal trading at multi-year highs, and it poses a threat to economic growth," IEA said in its closely watched monthly oil market report.
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They aid in preventing terrorist organizations from murdering people; they help stop idiotic drone pilots endangering the lives of hundreds of airline passengers; and they help regulate what's becoming an increasingly congested airspace that poses a threat to everybody underneath it.
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The ban poses a threat to German jobs as Britain is the biggest global export market for its car manufacturers, amounting to about 20% of global sales, and electric cars take less time to build than combustion-engined or hybrid variants.
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The health of the lender poses a threat to the wider Italian banking system, the euro zone's fourth largest, to the savings of thousands of retail investors and also to the increasingly weak political standing of Prime Minister Matteo Renzi.
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Via two decisions, which we'll dig into here, the Supreme Court set the bar in such a place that a police officer can open fire if she or he believes the suspect poses a threat to the officer or the community.
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Attorneys from the Council of American-Islamic relations (CAIR) filed a suit contending that the list is the result of a broad sweep that specifically targets Muslim Americans without any evidence that a particular individual poses a threat to national security.
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Citic chairman Chang Zhenming in a letter to shareholders on Tuesday about the group's first half results said Sino faced "unique challenges with privately-held Mineralogy", whose "uncooperative and adversarial approach poses a threat to the future of Sino Iron".
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NATO allies Turkey and the United States have been at loggerheads over the purchase of the S-400 system, which Washington says is not compatible with NATO defenses and poses a threat to its Lockheed Martin F-35 fighter jets.
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"It has been clear for some time that Huawei poses a threat to our national security, and I applaud the Trump administration for taking steps to finally hold the company accountable," Senator Mark Warner, a Democrat, said in a statement Monday.
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NATO allies Turkey and the United States have been at loggerheads over the purchase of the S-400 system, which Washington says is not compatible with NATO defenses and poses a threat to its Lockheed Martin F-35 fighter jets.
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Vice Chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff General Paul Selva said on Wednesday that Russia had deployed a land-based cruise missile that violates the "spirit and intent" of an arms control treaty and poses a threat to NATO.
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Chairing the first of two days of a G7 summit in central Japan, Abe told his counterparts that Pyongyang's development of nuclear technology and ballistic missiles poses a threat to international peace, Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary Hiroshige Seko told reporters.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Climate change poses a threat to peace in countries around the world in the coming decade, according to an annual peace index released on Wednesday that factored in the risk from global warming for the first time.
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The two NATO allies have sparred publicly for months over Turkey's order for Russia's S-400 air defense system, which Washington says poses a threat to the Lockheed Martin Corp F-35 stealthy fighters, which Turkey also plans to buy.
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From The New York Times on Monday: In what is perhaps the purest illustration of exactly who Sanders poses a threat to, after Biden's Super Tuesday wins, stocks for health insurers shot up: When Sanders starts losing, the wealthy start winning.
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In one section, under the title "Forced resettlement poses a threat to our culture and traditions", the leaflet includes a map of Europe detailing — in red — what it said were no-go areas where the authorities could not keep control.
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States would get the grants if their legislation met certain criteria, primarily that family members or a law enforcement officer can petition for an individual's gun to be taken away if that person poses a threat to themselves or others.
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The drive to limit global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius by the end of the century poses a threat to oil and gas companies as transport and power sectors gradually shift towards renewable sources of energy such as solar and wind.
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Breivik's 21-year sentence – for detonating a car bomb near a government building, killing eight, and then going on a shooting rampage at a left-wing summer camp, killing 69 – can be extended if authorities determine he still poses a threat to society.
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"Iran's continued support for terrorism and development of its ballistic missile program poses a threat to the region, to our partners worldwide, and to the United States," said John E. Smith, acting director of the Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control.
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As Huawei is fond of pointing out, the US has produced no public evidence that the company is an active national security threat, and many have raised questions about why providing components to a phone manufacturer poses a threat to US interests.
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Visiting him in Brussels was President Andrzej Duda of Poland, who was there to discuss issues that included a European Commission investigation begun last week into whether Mr. Duda's new government in Warsaw poses a threat to free expression and an independent judiciary.
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North Korea claimed Friday's test showed it had a nuclear warhead that could be mounted on ballistic missiles, a possibility that increases fears for US allies in the region and also poses a threat to US bases in South Korea, Japan and Guam.
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Pyongyang claimed Friday's test showed it had a nuclear warhead that could be mounted on ballistic missiles, a possibility that increases fears for US allies in the region and also poses a threat to US bases in South Korea, Japan and Guam.
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HARRISBURG, Pa./SEATTLE (Reuters) - Protesters held rallies across the United States on Saturday to denounce sharia law, the Islamic legal and moral code that organizers say poses a threat to American freedoms, but critics believe anti-Muslim hatred is behind the condemnation.
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This poses a threat to the reliability and safety of the car — the hacker can potentially take control of the car — as well as to the privacy of the driver — vehicle data can be used to build a profile of car owners.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Russia has deployed a land-based cruise missile that violates the "spirit and intent" of an arms control treaty and poses a threat to NATO, Vice Chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff General Paul Selva said on Wednesday.
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They are telling state lawmakers to drop everything in order to rush through "emergency" legislation to make sure the workers don't get these raises, claiming that raising pay for workers at the bottom somehow poses a threat to Missouri's public health and safety.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Britain's decision to leave the European Union may have a knock-on effect for the rest of the EU and long-term uncertainty over Brexit poses a threat to the entire region's economy, German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said on Wednesday.
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While Mueller may not have found enough evidence to support criminal charges over the Trump campaign's ties to the Russian government, there is little doubt that the president's behavior toward Russia and its leader, Vladimir Putin, poses a threat to national security.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - President Donald Trump is ramping up calls on the U.S. Congress to stop legal immigrants from sponsoring extended family members who want to move to the United States, saying so-called "chain migration" poses a threat to national security.
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Ankara and Washington have squabbled for months over the Turkish plan to buy the S-400s, which the United States says is incompatible with the Western alliance's defense network and poses a threat to the F-35s that Turkey also plans to buy.
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Trump voiced support for so-called "red flag" laws, which would allow individuals and law enforcement to petition for a court order to remove firearms (and the ability to purchase firearms) from an individual they believe poses a threat to themselves or others.
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" She spent most of the day retweeting defenses of her from people like Megyn Kelly ("The hatred for conservative women by the 'woke' is ever apparent") and Joe Scarborough ("The existence of one moderately conservative woman poses a threat to civil discourse.
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So they created a mechanism for considering whether a president is subverting the rule of law or pursuing his own self-interest at the expense of the general welfare—in short, whether his continued tenure in office poses a threat to the republic.
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Darrell IssaDarrell Edward IssaDuncan Hunter to plead guilty to campaign finance violations Why the GOP march of mad hatters poses a threat to our Democracy Elijah Cummings, native son of Baltimore, gets emotional send-off from Democratic luminaries MORE (Calif.) and state Sen.
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While prosecutors argued in court last week, and in a detention memo, that Hasson should be detained because he poses a threat to his community, and they label him a "domestic terrorist" in the memo, domestic terror is not a federal crime.
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TAMPA, March 28 (Reuters) - Acting U.S. Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan said on Thursday he expected debris from an Indian anti-satellite weapons test to eventually burn up in the atmosphere instead of creating a lasting debris field that poses a threat to other satellites.
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Still, Mossett said the rally was held at the main shopping center of North Dakota's capital city on "Black Friday" in a bid to draw more attention to a pipeline project that critics say poses a threat to water resources and sacred Native American sites.
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The health of Italy's third-largest lender poses a threat to the wider banking system, the savings of thousands of small savers and also to the weakening political standing of Prime Minister Matteo Renzi, who faces a make-or-break constitutional referendum in the autumn.
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The incident could have been one of the first drone-caused aircraft crashes in the U.S.The crash came just a few months after the Federal Aviation Administration released a study that warned that the proliferation of civilian drones poses a threat to passenger aircraft.
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CNN reports this week suggest his position in the Rust Belt states that sent him to the White House is weakening, and he's having to share TV time with Democratic presidential front-runner Joe Biden -- who poses a threat to Trump's blue-collar heartland voters.
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Those divisions have been forced front-and-center in a tough election year for the Republicans, when a number of GOP centrists — particularly those from districts with significant Hispanic populations — have grown increasingly concerned that GOP inaction on DACA poses a threat to their reelection.
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Vitale proposes that "trained civilian responders should be the default preference" for responding to situations in which people who suffer from mental illnesses have a breakdown that potentially poses a threat to others—and he advocates for a significant public investment in mental health care.
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One Senate proposal, in contrast with the Cornyn bill, would give the Department of Justice the authority to deny a gun sale to a potential buyer who poses a threat to public safety, if DOJ reasonably suspects that the buyer is involved in terrorism.
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Yarmuth said he thinks it's important that members of Congress and the public understand the position of Lee and the other psychologists in the book, which argues that Trump's mental health has deteriorated to the point where it poses a threat to the country.
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"This poses a threat to whether the 'right to be forgotten' can be maintained in the long term," said Keith Ross, the dean of engineering and computer science at N.Y.U. Shanghai who led the project and who said he had contacted Google with his research.
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"We learned a lot from collaborating on this first tropical trial and we're excited to see how this approach might be applied in other regions where Aedes aegypti poses a threat to life and health," Kyran Staunton from James Cook University said in a statement.
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HARRISBURG, Pa., June 10 (Reuters) - About two dozen rallies were planned across the United States on Saturday to denounce sharia law, the Islamic legal and moral code that organizers say poses a threat to American freedoms but critics believe is camouflage for anti-Muslims hatred.
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Cash bail should be eliminated for all offenses, with judges given the discretion to detain the small number of individuals whose behavior poses a threat to public safety or who have demonstrated that they are unwilling to show up in court in serious cases.
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The health of the country's third-largest lender poses a threat to the wider banking system, the savings of thousands of small investors and also to the weakening political authority of Prime Minister Matteo Renzi, who faces a make-or-break constitutional referendum this autumn.
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Jim JordanJames (Jim) Daniel JordanTrump rails against impeachment inquiry as key White House witness testifies Ex-Trump official's refusal to testify escalates impeachment tensions Why the GOP march of mad hatters poses a threat to our Democracy MORE (R-Ohio) said in another message the president retweeted.
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Trey GowdyHarold (Trey) Watson GowdyGowdy: I '100 percent' still believe public congressional hearings are 'a circus' Why the GOP march of mad hatters poses a threat to our Democracy Lawmakers come together to honor Cummings: 'One of the greats in our country's history' MORE (R-S.
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As a risk, SPEs are a much bigger problem in terms of how they would affect our technologies; a sufficiently strong SPE poses "a threat to modern society in terms of communication and navigation systems, space technologies, and commercial aircraft operations," according to the new study.
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According to the American Veterinary Medical Association, the use of gunshot to euthanize an animal is only condoned in extreme circumstances, such as when an animal is under intense, prolonged pain and there is no veterinarian present, or if the animal poses a threat to human life.
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The framework will create a cooperation mechanism where EU countries and the Commission will exchange information and raise concerns related to specific investments and allow the Commission to issue opinions when an investment poses a threat to the security or public order of more than one country.
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"Biased policing, actual or perceived, undermines the core value of equal treatment under the law and also poses a threat to public safety because racial profiling and other types of biased policing undermine the public's confidence and trust in law enforcement," Inspector General Philip Eure wrote.
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"It takes PBMs a while, but once they see something that is gaining traction and poses a threat to their mail-order pharmacy business, they often move swiftly to clamp down," said Stephen Buck, a drug supply chain expert who previously co-founded drug comparison site GoodRx.
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Despite much hand-wringing and gnashing of teeth by the usual suspects, the elites have had to admit "Donald Trump is right" — China does not play by the rules, it poses a threat to the west, and past attempts to deal with its cheating have failed.
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WASHINGTON, Nov 21 (Reuters) - Turkey needs to "get rid of" the Russian S-400 missile defense system it has purchased, a senior State Department official said on Thursday, to overcome a standoff with Washington, which says the procurement poses a threat to overall NATO defense capabilities.
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China insists its military spending is transparent and that it poses a threat to nobody, simply needing to update old equipment and defend its legitimate interests, even as it is increasingly assertive over disputes in the East and South China Seas and on self-ruled Taiwan, which China claims.
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Trump poses a threat to Cruz's presidential ambitions because, unlike the Texan, he does not seem to possess an electoral playbook, and instead can get by with something Cruz lacks: a lot of potential voters seem to like him and are titillated by the idea of him as president.
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"We are witnessing a turbulent political atmosphere which poses a threat to the democratic principles enshrined in our Constitution and the secular fabric of our nation," Archbishop Anil Couto wrote in a letter issued this month to all parish priests and religious institutions in the archdiocese of Delhi.
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But I do believe it's the single best way to explain the mutual incomprehension between liberals, who worry that Trump poses a threat to U.S. democracy in very broad ways, and news outlets, which see themselves first and foremost as defenders of one particular pillar of liberal society.
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But a protectionist trade policy being pursued by President Donald Trump, which has seen the United States slapping tariffs on imports from a host of countries including China, Mexico and Canada, as well as those in the European Union, poses a threat to the otherwise rosy economic outlook.
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"In our view, the unrelenting political brinkmanship now poses a threat to the timely payment of the state's core priority payments," S&P stated when it dropped Illinois' rating to one level above junk, which was just after lawmakers adjourned their regular session on May 31 without a deal.
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"What this administration did on the family separation, by actively separating them, that was never done before on this scale, where there is an intentional program to take away parents from their children regardless of whether or not the parent poses a threat to the child," Sandweg told Hill.
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In addition to the recent major malfunctions the plant has suffered, the continuing ecological effects the plant's antiquated cooling water intake system has on the Hudson River estuary and the high radiation levels observed in groundwater testing, the aging facility poses a threat to the regional food shed.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - A bipartisan group of U.S. senators on Tuesday plans to introduce legislation seeking to address vulnerabilities in computing devices embedded in everyday objects - known in the tech industry as the "internet of things" - which experts have long warned poses a threat to global cyber security.
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Once the Iraqis feel that they've cleared the flank, which is Anbar [a province, where the Islamic State controls significant territory]—which poses a threat to Baghdad—then you will see a shift further to the north of the country, and the focus would be in Mosul then.
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"If it's credible, specific, cannot be thwarted and poses a threat to our people, an Emergency Action Committee is formed at post, coordinating their deliberations with main State and Diplomatic Security, specifically," explained John Kirby, a CNN contributor and former spokesperson for the State Department and the Pentagon.
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The decision is likely to upset the U.S. corn lobby, which has said the Trump administrations decision in August to grant 31 full exemptions to refineries poses a threat to corn-based ethanol demand, hurting farmers who have already been adversely impacted by the U.S. trade war with China.
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These processes accelerate the demand of the middle class and the young generation in the Islamic Republic for political and civic reforms, which poses a threat to the rule of the conservative-religious establishment, as well as a threat to the status of the Supreme Leader of Iran.
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A recent attack charged that our modest $85033,000 online advertising campaign that we launched June 28 as part of our effort to defend the First Amendment was disrespectful to our nation's founders and veterans, and further claimed that anonymity in political discourse poses a threat to our democracy.
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" However, the report went on to note that Lopez Nunez's "insurrection (and organization) has been crushed and that it no longer poses a threat to the factions of the Sinaloa cartel headed by Ismael Zambada Garcia (aka El Mayo) and Guzman's sons, Alfredo Guzman Salazar and Ivan Archivaldo Salazar.
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But Moore's supporters like Dr. Randy Brinson, a gastroenterologist and president of the Christian Coalition of Alabama, told VICE Impact he believes a number of Alabamians of faith feel the support for same-sex marriage, and other LGBTQ advocacy, poses a threat to their rights to freely exercise their faith.
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I am aware of legislation in both the House and Senate that would require a judicial determination verifying a veteran poses a threat to society or himself before gun rights are eliminated by the VA. However, an executive action could make legislation moot by upending this unconstitutional policy much more quickly.
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Louie GohmertLouis (Louie) Buller GohmertLive coverage: House holds first public impeachment hearing GOP lawmaker invokes possibility of 'civil war' after House votes on Trump impeachment procedures Why the GOP march of mad hatters poses a threat to our Democracy MORE (R-Texas), who was watching the hearing as a spectator.
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To be sure, the Islamic State, also known as ISIS or ISIL, still poses a threat to Western countries, perhaps chiefly in the form of militants who are inspired or enabled by the group to attack at home, as evidenced by the recent attacks in Britain and Barcelona, officials say.
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The US walked away from the Iran deal in May, arguing that even with the current restrictions on its nuclear program in place, Iran still poses a threat to the US. The US also cited Iran's human rights abuses, aggression in the Middle East, ballistic missile testing, and support for terrorism.
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" And earlier this week, a coalition of liberal groups including the Latino Victory Project and Color of Change told the FCC that the Sinclair deal poses a threat to "the health of American democracy" because it could "distort balanced media coverage in potentially negative ways and yield particularly harmful consequences in diverse communities like ours.
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"Recent bellicose moves by the Venezuelan military to deploy along the border with Colombia as well as the presence of illegal armed groups and terrorist organizations in Venezuelan territory demonstrate that Nicolas Maduro not only poses a threat to the Venezuelan people, his actions threaten the peace and security of Venezuela's neighbors," Pompeo said.
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Ankara and Washington have been at loggerheads over Turkey's purchase of the S-400 system, which the United States says is incompatible with NATO defenses and poses a threat to Lockheed Martin Corp's F-35 "stealth" fighter jet that Turkey was also planning to purchase and in which it had been a production partner.
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US has increased its military presence Trump's public overture comes as the US has increased its military presence in the region, deploying the USS Abraham Lincoln Carrier Strike Group and a bomber task force due to what administration officials say is "specific and credible" intelligence indicating Iran poses a threat to US forces in the area.
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Jim JordanJames (Jim) Daniel JordanTrump rails against impeachment inquiry as key White House witness testifies Ex-Trump official's refusal to testify escalates impeachment tensions Why the GOP march of mad hatters poses a threat to our Democracy MORE (Ohio), the senior Republican on the House Oversight and Reform Committee, told reporters in the Capitol Monday. Rep.
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But seconds later, Trump said "no" when asked if Russia still poses a threat to the U.S. Chaser: Shortly after, White House press secretary Sarah Sanders said Trump did not say that Russia is no longer targeting the United States, seeking to clean up Trump's earlier comments that further fueled outrage about his handling of Moscow.
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The California version, dubbed a "gun violence restraining order" and implemented in 2016, enables friends and family members to have a loved one's gun seized for a defined period of time if they believe he or she poses a threat to themselves or others, even if he or she doesn't meet the criteria for involuntary commitment.
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Michelle ObamaMichelle LeVaughn Robinson ObamaObama sneaks into Michelle's speech at Obama Foundation summit Michelle Obama: 'I can't make people not afraid of black people' Why the GOP march of mad hatters poses a threat to our Democracy MORE says she "can't make people not afraid of black people," but can "pick away at the scabs of discrimination" through her life's work.
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The conservative outcry against Lemonade was immediate and fearful, with everyone from The Drudge Report to Sean Hannity decrying Beyoncé as a bad role model, pointing specifically to her car-smashing escapade in the video for "Hold Up." It was a reminder of the power Queen Bey wields, that by thriving—hell, by merely existing—she poses a threat to white America.
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The Robinson majority reversed the panel and ruled against the defendant, not on the specific facts of the case, but by establishing a bright-line rule that anyone who is armed also is per se "dangerous," even if that person may be lawfully carrying a firearm and there's nothing to suggest that he poses a threat to the police or public.
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The good news here is that this retrograde movement is small and, according to a recent Quinnipiac poll, most Americans (64%) realize it poses a threat to the US. Unfortunately, more than a third (34%) believe it does not -- representing yet another way in which it is abundantly clear that, as Nixon said, much remains to be done for women's equality.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' The exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Warren offers plan to repeal 85033 crime law authored by Biden MORE (I-Vt.), who has been a staunch opponent of efforts to protect Israel from boycotts, arguing it poses a threat to free speech protections.
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" Trump's past squabbles with the intelligence community Since taking office, Trump has repeatedly clashed with intelligence officials, including outgoing DNI Dan Coats, over their public comments acknowledging Russia not only interfered in 2016, but also poses a threat to future elections -- an assessment that was reaffirmed by special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation, which the President has characterized as a "political witch hunt.
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A broader coalition of people pushing for just immigration, a living wage, reproductive justice, and for a less racist society poses a threat to those who profit from exploiting and regulating the lives of the working poor in the US. The fight for a more just and equitable society requires reframing the narrative of competition among the working poor to one of interconnectedness.
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Darrell IssaDarrell Edward IssaWhy the GOP march of mad hatters poses a threat to our Democracy Elijah Cummings, native son of Baltimore, gets emotional send-off from Democratic luminaries Lawmakers come together to honor Cummings: 'One of the greats in our country's history' MORE (R-Calif.), who Cummings memorably tangled with during Issa's chairmanship of the Oversight and Reform Committee, would make him famous.
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YOU COMPARED THEM TO LEHMAN, TO LTC BACK IN THE 73s DO YOU FEEL THAT WAY I KNOW WHAT YOURE SAYING ABOUT THOSE ISSUES YOU JUST MENTIONED ABOUT COMPLIANCE, SO FORTH, BUT YOU STILL THINK THAT THIS FIRM, ITSELF, POSES A THREAT TO THE FINANCIAL SYSTEM GRANT: I THINK IT -- I THINK ITS SYSTEMICALLY IMPORTANT BRIDGEWATER DENIES THAT, BUT I THINK ITS SYSTEMICALLY IMPORTANT.
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S&P, which has long said Brexit poses a threat to Britain's economy, said the expected bigger parliamentary majority for May's Conservative Party after the election might give her more flexibility to strike a "viable" Brexit deal with the EU. That might reduce the risk of an abrupt "cliff-edge" Brexit with no transitional arrangement for Britain, an outcome that could be most damaging for the economy.
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Yes, people are stocking up on things like hand sanitizers, face masks, and household disinfectants, in addition to washing their hands more often (which could lead them to buy more soap), but Covid-219 — which has infected more than 113,211 people worldwide and poses a threat to human lives, especially in cities where outbreaks are rampant — could, despite appearances, be really bad for business.
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Darrell IssaDarrell Edward IssaWhy the GOP march of mad hatters poses a threat to our Democracy Elijah Cummings, native son of Baltimore, gets emotional send-off from Democratic luminaries Lawmakers come together to honor Cummings: 'One of the greats in our country's history' MORE (R-Calif.), over holding then-Attorney General Eric HolderEric Himpton HolderLawmakers come together to honor Cummings: 'One of the greats in our country's history' The Hill's Morning Report - Presented by Better Medicare Alliance - Diplomat's 'powerful' testimony and 'lynching' attract headlines Supreme Court throws out challenge to Michigan electoral map MORE in contempt of Congress, and Trey GowdyHarold (Trey) Watson GowdyGowdy: I '100 percent' still believe public congressional hearings are 'a circus' Why the GOP march of mad hatters poses a threat to our Democracy Lawmakers come together to honor Cummings: 'One of the greats in our country's history' MORE (R-S.
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Former President Obama and former first lady Michelle ObamaMichelle LeVaughn Robinson ObamaObama sneaks into Michelle's speech at Obama Foundation summit Michelle Obama: 'I can't make people not afraid of black people' Why the GOP march of mad hatters poses a threat to our Democracy MORE were back in Chicago on Tuesday for the third annual Obama Foundation Summit, where new details were uncovered about the future Obama Presidential Center.
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In a statement on his site, he says that technology coming from the country poses a threat to national security, and that use of this equipment "would be inviting Chinese surveillance into all aspects of our lives," and cites US Intelligence and counterintelligence officials who say that Huawei has shared information with state leaders, and that the its business in the US is growing, representing a further security risk.
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All of this is preceded by a set of shared ideological assumptions about immigration, the border, and national sovereignty that are the necessary preconditions for the Trump administration: among them, that immigration, absent regulation and control, poses a threat to national sovereignty; that it is appropriate for the border to be militarized; that it is acceptable for there to be a criminalized underclass of people in this country subject to deportation.
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I am aware of legislation in both the House and Senate that would require a judicial determination verifying a veteran poses a threat to society or himself before gun rights are eliminated by the VA. However, public attention to veterans' gun rights issues has been limited, and without more engagement from veterans nationwide, the VA may continue to expand its murky actions into other categories of our lives.
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Gaetz calls for ethics investigation into Schiff Gaetz responds after #MattGaetzIsATool trends on Twitter: 'I kinda like it' Top Republicans say impeachment resolution is too little too late MORE (Fla.), Louie GohmertLouis (Louie) Buller GohmertWhy the GOP march of mad hatters poses a threat to our Democracy Elijah Cummings, native son of Baltimore, gets emotional send-off from Democratic luminaries MSNBC's Donny Deutsch: 'Pathetic' Republicans who stormed closed hearing are 'boring, nerdy-looking white guys' MORE (Texas), Steve KingSteven (Steve) Arnold KingWhy the GOP march of mad hatters poses a threat to our Democracy MSNBC's Donny Deutsch: 'Pathetic' Republicans who stormed closed hearing are 'boring, nerdy-looking white guys' Overnight Defense: Trump lifts sanctions on Turkey | 'Small number' of troops to remain by Syrian oil fields | Defense official's impeachment testimony delayed five hours after Republicans storm secure room MORE (Iowa) and members of the conservative House Freedom Caucus also entered the secure room.
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Providing an example of the White House's lack of clarity to its allies, Sciutto pointed to the "odd contradiction" that's presented to the world when President Trump hesitates to show toughness toward Russia, while his most senior national security aides state publicly that Russia poses a threat to the US. "Why is it that (Trump) won't say in public, 'Russia's a threat and we have to stand up to Russia,'" Sciutto asked.
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Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) head Scott PruittEdward (Scott) Scott PruittEnvironmentalists renew bid to overturn EPA policy barring scientists from advisory panels Six states sue EPA over pesticide tied to brain damage Overnight Energy: Trump EPA looks to change air pollution permit process | GOP senators propose easing Obama water rule | Green group sues EPA over lead dust rules MORE on Wednesday cast doubt on the idea that climate change poses a threat to the United States.
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Steve KingSteven (Steve) Arnold KingJuan Williams: Stephen Miller must be fired Why the GOP march of mad hatters poses a threat to our Democracy MSNBC's Donny Deutsch: 'Pathetic' Republicans who stormed closed hearing are 'boring, nerdy-looking white guys' MORE (R-Iowa) questioned why terms like "white nationalist" or even "white supremacist" had "become offensive," — a comment he made in a January interview with the New York Times — the Republican leadership in the House stood up by taking away his committee assignments.
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Monte dei Paschi poses a threat to the wider Italian banking system and the hope is a solution to its problems could mark a turning point in the euro zone's third-biggest economy's banking crisis, which has threatened to trigger contagion across Europe, already rocked by Britain's June decision to leave the EU. Quaestio Capital Management, which manages Atlante, said in a statement on Monday that its new Atlante II fund had so far raised 1.715 billion euros and was targeting up to 3 billion euros by the end of September.
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But the public entreaty shows that Democrats have no plans to let the issue fade into obscurity, not least because President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and Republicans have long warned that voter fraud poses a threat to the integrity of elections — while tapping that threat as a reason for states to pass tougher voting laws opposed by most Democrats.
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Bipartisan pressure to keep Chinese telecom firm Huawei out of the global development of 2202G networks intensified Monday after House Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiDon't let 'welfare for all' advocates derail administration's food stamp program reforms Hillicon Valley: Officials worry about Nevada caucus technology after Iowa | Pelosi joins pressure campaign on Huawei | Workers at Kickstarter vote to unionize | Bezos launches B climate initiative Pelosi joins pressure campaign on Huawei MORE (D-Calif.) joined the Trump administration in warning that the company poses a threat to the U.S. and its allies.
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Dianne FeinsteinDianne Emiel FeinsteinTrump administration urges Congress to reauthorize NSA surveillance program The Hill's Morning Report - More talk on guns; many questions on Epstein's death Juan Williams: We need a backlash against Big Tech MORE (D-Calif.) and Bernie SandersBernie SandersHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' The exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Warren offers plan to repeal 85033 crime law authored by Biden MORE (I-Vt.) said the provision — which would bar companies from endorsing anti-Israel boycotts promoted by governmental groups such as the United Nations — poses a threat to free speech protections.
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Here is a partial list of things that are within Ryan's control, or control of Congress more generally: whether Trump releases his tax returns; whether the House and Senate allocate the resources required to investigate Russian meddling in the election; whether Congress establishes a non-partisan investigative body to probe that issue; whether the attorney general can get away with lying to Congress; whether the attorney general can get away with unethical trespassing into issues he's supposed to be recused from; whether the deputy attorney general or some other, more independent figure oversees the Justice Department's Russia probe; whether a president who poses a threat to the security of the country (whether through foreign entanglements or ill temperament) will endanger the public for four years.
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Mark WarnerMark Robert WarnerFacebook users in lawsuit say company failed to warn them of known risks before 2018 breach New intel chief inherits host of challenges Overnight Defense: US, Russia tensions grow over nuclear arms | Highlights from Esper's Asia trip | Trump strikes neutral tone on Hong Kong protests | General orders ethics review of special forces MORE (D-Va.) and Marco RubioMarco Antonio RubioTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE (R-Fla.) are asking President Trump to reinstate a ban from earlier this year on the Chinese telecom firm ZTE, warning that the company poses a threat to U.S. national security.
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Mark WarnerMark Robert WarnerFacebook users in lawsuit say company failed to warn them of known risks before 2018 breach New intel chief inherits host of challenges Overnight Defense: US, Russia tensions grow over nuclear arms | Highlights from Esper's Asia trip | Trump strikes neutral tone on Hong Kong protests | General orders ethics review of special forces MORE (D-Va.) and Marco RubioMarco Antonio RubioTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE (R-Fla.) are asking President Trump to reinstate a Commerce Department ban from earlier this year barring American companies from doing business with Chinese telecom firm ZTE, warning that the company poses a threat to U.S. national security.
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Booming through their screens was a vintage homophobic advertisement from former Republican Congressman Darrell IssaDarrell Edward IssaDesperate in Southern California: Darrell Issa's 'back to the future' primary campaign misfires Duncan Hunter to plead guilty to campaign finance violations Why the GOP march of mad hatters poses a threat to our Democracy MORE, who fled his 49th District Congressional seat north of San Diego in 2018 after sensing he wouldn't be reelected — and apparently has banked his current prospects in the neighboring 85033th District (Duncan HunterDuncan HunterDesperate in Southern California: Darrell Issa's 'back to the future' primary campaign misfires Democrats running to replace Duncan Hunter, Chris Collins vow to support ethics package California governor won't call special election for Duncan Hunter's seat MORE's old seat) on an ad "which prominently notes that his fellow Republican, Carl DeMaio, is gay," as if that were a disqualifying factor for public office, or frankly relevant at all.
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Sens. Mark WarnerMark Robert WarnerFacebook users in lawsuit say company failed to warn them of known risks before 2018 breach New intel chief inherits host of challenges Overnight Defense: US, Russia tensions grow over nuclear arms | Highlights from Esper's Asia trip | Trump strikes neutral tone on Hong Kong protests | General orders ethics review of special forces MORE (D-Va.) and Marco RubioMarco Antonio RubioTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE (R-Fla.) are asking President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE to reinstate a Commerce Department ban from earlier this year barring American companies from doing business with Chinese telecom firm ZTE, warning that the company poses a threat to U.S. national security.
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If Scott signs the bill into law, it would: -- Raise the age to purchase a firearm to 21 from 18; -- Require a three-day waiting period for firearm purchases, with some exceptions; -- Ban the sale or possession of bump fire stocks, which allow a semiautomatic weapon to fire more like an automatic weapon; -- Ban people deemed "mentally defective" or who have been committed to a mental institution from owning or possessing firearms until a court grants relief, adding to a current ban on gun purchases for the same people; -- Let law enforcement officers ask a court to temporarily prohibit someone from possessing or buying firearms or ammunition if there's evidence the person poses a threat to themselves or others -- known as an "extreme risk protection order"; -- Provide additional funding for armed school resource officers and mental health services; and -- Enact the Coach Aaron Feis Guardian Program, which would allow some teachers to be armed if both the local school district and local sheriff's department agree.
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Rick Scott signs the bill into law, it would: - Raise the age to purchase a firearm to 21 from 18; - Require a three-day waiting period for firearm purchases, with some exceptions; - Ban the sale or possession of bump fire stocks, which allow a semiautomatic weapon to fire more like an automatic weapon; - Let law enforcement officers ask a court to temporarily prohibit someone from possessing or buying firearms or ammunition if there's evidence the person poses a threat to themselves or others -- known as an "extreme risk protection order"; - Ban people deemed "mentally defective" or who have been committed to a mental institution from owning or possessing firearms until a court grants relief, adding to a current ban on gun purchases for the same people; - Let a law enforcement officer temporarily seize firearms from someone they're already taking into custody for an involuntary mental health assessment; - Provide additional funding for armed school resource officers and mental health services; and - Enact the Coach Aaron Feis Guardian Program, which would allow some teachers to be armed if both the local school district and local sheriff's department agree.
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