Babeu is also the only Arizona sheriff raising the alarm.
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Tammy Baldwin , has been raising the alarm about her own race.
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When Lai returned from that trip, he began raising the alarm.
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And then they gaslighted the vulnerable into distrusting anyone raising the alarm.
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People have been raising the alarm about this for literally years now.
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We should be raising the alarm and shouting this from the rooftops.
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And local papers from California to North Carolina are raising the alarm.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez knows what's coming down the surveillance pike, and she's raising the alarm.
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The challenge for scientists, then, is raising the alarm on something that's hard to conceptualize.
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While it's unlikely they will succeed, advocacy groups are raising the alarm over his nomination.
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Raising the alarm about illegal voting furthers the Republican Party's current strategy for preserving power.
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Donald Trump took credit for raising the alarm first — "Now everybody's coming to me," he said.
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Even the hacker community — traditionally allergic to Washington — has been raising the alarm on election security.
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Scientists started raising the alarm about The Ocean Cleanup's design choices years before the device even launched.
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Now advocates are raising the alarm saying the facilities may harm the children they aim to help.
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So when the people on the inside are among those raising the alarm, we should really listen.
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He's been raising the alarm over what he saw as corruption in Rosselló's administration for two years.
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"This is not just cybercrime experts raising the alarm," said Brian Edelman, CEO of technology advisor Financial Computer.
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"We've started raising the alarm directly through our lobbying," Levi Russell, the group's spokesman, told The Washington Post.
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Jay Inslee says he'll run for President as a single-issue candidate raising the alarm on climate change.
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Mr. Trump's basic message, raising the alarm about national security and immigration, has played quite well in New Hampshire.
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However, at least one outside expert is raising the alarm on using that level of data for non-government surveillance.
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At Roseburg, someone did try raising the alarm earlier, much earlier in fact, early enough to have done some good.
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It also coincides with Trump waging a vicious trade war with China, the very country Thiel is raising the alarm over.
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Doctors within Mexico are increasingly raising the alarm that this number likely under-represents the true number of cases in the country.
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Pentagon officials have been raising the alarm about climate risks to military installations and have frequently framed climate change as a threat multiplier.
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Black women in particular have been raising the alarm about the threats posed by mis- and disinformation for years, and years, and years.
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I was raising the alarm on Trump as early as January 2016, and I've written extensively about the catastrophic potential of climate change.
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And he needs to listen also to the scientific and medical communities, who are raising the alarm about what modern nuclear arsenals will do.
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From then on, industry groups have been giving advice to the federal agencies, raising the alarm of coming shortages and the need for leadership.
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On July 4, North Korea fired its first intercontinental ballistic missile, increasing tensions on the Korean Peninsula and raising the alarm of U.S. officials.
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But he finished his address by attacking climate change activists and scientists who have been raising the alarm about the plight of the planet.
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Since leaving office, she's been raising the alarm that there was more to the strange relationship between Trumpland and Russia than the public knew.
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In that sense, people raising the alarm over the prospect of fiscal armageddon aren't just being buzzkills or scolds; they're actively doing harm to society.
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The State Department is raising the alarm that Russia has mobilized an "ecosystem" of humans and online bots to push conspiracy theories about the coronavirus.
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The virus has killed younger people: Dr. Li Wenliang, the physician who died after raising the alarm about the mysterious new illness, was only 34.
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Which is why I wouldn't necessarily be raising the alarm bells going, 'oh my God this is over,' I don't think that is the case.
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In this newest outbreak, the first known cases emerged in Wuhan on December 12, with local health officials raising the alarm a few weeks later.
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Activists, such as Flowers, are raising the alarm bells over how years of poor sanitation has a negative health impact on people, and children in particular.
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Menon said Kebede had left without any clothes or possessions and that claims he had packed a suitcase before raising the alarm were a nasty lie.
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Madihha Ahussain, who monitors anti-Muslim bigotry for the civil rights group Muslim Advocates, said her organization and many others have been raising the alarm for years.
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Residents of Puerto Rico are raising the alarm about an approaching tropical storm amid nervousness just two years after Hurricane Maria devastated the island, according to WTSP.
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Paulsen, who is sticking with his call for a 10 to 15 percent correction, has been raising the alarm on market sentiment he believes is too bullish.
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"We have been raising the alarm about the horrific conditions at the Stewart Detention Center for many years," said Azadeh Shahshahani, legal and advocacy director for Project South.
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He's been raising the alarm about climate change for decades, and has taken steps to expand clean energy infrastructure and cut down on fossil fuel reliance in Washington.
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Reuters reported last week that Spanish police may have missed an opportunity to uncover the cell's plot by not raising the alarm after a massive blast on Aug.
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Yet the current Ailey production finishes with a new poem listing the recent onslaught of hurricanes and raising the alarm about how climate change threatens shelter for everyone.
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After years of raising the alarm about the going-dark problem, though, officials have yet to convince privacy advocates that undermining encryption protections would do more good than harm.
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That May, rescue workers began raising the alarm: There was growing evidence that the government was flouting international law to drop jerry-built chlorine bombs on insurgent-held areas.
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A liberal judicial advocacy group is raising the alarm over the corporate lawyer from Kentucky whom President Trump has tapped for the Cincinnati-based 6th Circuit Court of Appeals.
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These experts are raising the alarm that the virus poses unprecedented challenges to the 228 election, and that time is running out to prevent a disaster at the polls.
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So here, then, is Chaffetz after the 2016 election: planning investigations into those raising the alarm over Trump's conflicts of interest, rather than actually investigating Trump's conflicts of interest.
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When scientists were boosting the carotenes in corn through traditional breeding, for instance, activists weren't raising the alarm that it might be a danger to the people eating it.
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The trigger was a sharp rise in U.S. bond yields following Friday's data that showed U.S. wages increasing at the fastest pace since 2600, raising the alarm about higher inflation.
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Over the last several days, unions representing pilots and flight attendants have been raising the alarm over potential conflicts in the regulatory process that could put their members at risk.
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How was he able to eventually (allegedly) extort nearly $1 million from five of these college students, much of it drained from their parents' savings, without anyone raising the alarm?
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One cause for optimism is that insiders are raising the alarm: Professor Heckman is a Nobel laureate and an editor of the Journal of Political Economy, one of the top five.
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A pivotal episode came in early 2012, insiders say, when Helgen began raising the alarm about the poor conditions under which thousands of mammal specimens were being stored at the museum.
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But Republicans and libertarians are raising the alarm about one aspect of Kavanaugh's record: his views on Fourth Amendment protections against unreasonable search and seizure and on privacy rights more generally.
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It's open to a 60-day comment period and sure to draw controversy; gun rights groups including the National Rifle Association were already raising the alarm about the plans in January.
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Several scientists are now raising the alarm that the Amazon is moving closer toward a dieback scenario, where enough of the forest is lost that the ecosystem as a whole could collapse.
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For years, health care workers have been raising the alarm that the N.H.S. is in crisis — calling on the government for better funding for our hospitals and better working conditions for ourselves.
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For years, health care workers have been raising the alarm that the N.H.S. is in crisis — calling on the government for better funding for our hospitals and better working conditions for ourselves.
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Reactions to the ruling fell along ideological lines, with Trump supporters celebrating the announcement and critics raising the alarm of further threat to a two-state solution to the Israeli and Palestinian conflict.
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Though the sketch started out with favorite Beck Bennett as Vice President Mike Pence and Kate McKinnon as Attorney General Jeff Sessions, Stiller quickly stole the show as Trump's paranoid lawyer raising the alarm.
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Indeed, the argument could be made that by raising the alarm when there was no sign of smoke, advocates for election security may have made it harder to force recounts when they're really needed.
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To those who have been raising the alarm about corporate consolidation, the move is long overdue, and a sign that regulators in the Trump administration won't be a rubber stamp for such major deals.
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A British think tank is raising the alarm in a new report that warns nuclear weapons may face a "relatively high" risk of cyberattacks as technology becomes more advanced and hackers grow more sophisticated.
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U.S. intelligence officials have been raising the alarm about Huawei since well before the meeting, and have asked allies to follow their lead and shut out the company from roles in building out 5G networks.
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American legislators, Western intelligence officers and even four-star generals are raising the alarm that America and its allies have fallen perilously behind in developing 250G, whose security implications are both far-reaching and generational.
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This helps streamline the experience for known good users, while raising the alarm on suspicious account access and providing the basis for challenging potentially bad or fraudulent users with re-verification, or two-factor authentication.
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The California-based marketing professional and data scientist who began raising the alarm about the business profiles earlier this year did his own data analysis to estimate how many minors have chosen the business setting.
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But human rights groups are raising the alarm, warning that the program would be damaging to the hundreds of thousands of migrants and refugees who are attempting to enter Europe and result in mass deportations.
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Conservative outlets have amplified White House infighting, raising the alarm over what they view as an ascendant "liberal" wing inside the administration, led by economic adviser Gary Cohn and Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner.
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For months, CBP has been raising the alarm as it faces more families and children coming across the border -- a shift from previous years when single adult males made up a large number of border apprehensions.
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Basically, Graham said such a thing couldn't have happened because no woman would continue to attend parties where girls were repeatedly raped, and that if she did, she was a bad person for not raising the alarm.
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"In addition, members of the Obama administration were concerned that, by raising the alarm, they would create the very impression they were trying to avoid –– calling into question the integrity of election systems," the summary report says.
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Raising the alarm early A phone will have to be placed on a flat surface for MyShake to work properly, away away from the bumps and shakes of the human body (known to researchers as "anthropogenic noise").
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Many doctors -- including the man who discovered the virus nearly four decades ago -- are raising the alarm about how little has been done to prevent, test for and treat HTLV-1, which can cause leukemia and lymphoma.
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Spending on subsidies for electricity and home-heating natural gas ballooned under populist former President Cristina Fernandez, winning her support among the poor but raising the alarm among economists who warned that fiscal deficits were becoming unsustainable.
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Of course, Hensarling's CHOICE Act also rolls back Obama regulations on banks in exchange for a 10 percent leverage ratio—and some are rightly raising the alarm about a potential return to chaos brought to you by shady bankers.
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There were birds that nurtured other pairs' fledglings, vampire bats that regurgitated blood for those who'd failed to feed in the night, monkeys that put themselves in danger by raising the alarm when a predator approached the rest of their troop.
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The trigger for the sell-off was a sharp rise in U.S. bond yields following Friday's data that showed U.S. wages increasing at the fastest pace since 66.833, raising the alarm about higher inflation and with it potentially higher interest rates.
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It started with local funeral directors, who as early as 22014 began discreetly raising the alarm with Staten Island government and police officials that they were seeing an increase in opioid-related overdose deaths, many of which were not reported.
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With both Democrats and Republicans in Congress raising the alarm about augmentation's detrimental impact on morale, it's not hard to imagine prisons slipping into a vicious cycle in which staffing shortages result in augmentations, begetting more shortages and so forth.
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After raising the alarm for years about the limitations and potential threats to the 2023-year-old passenger rail tunnels that connect New Jersey and the rest of the Northeast Corridor to Manhattan, we have recently seen some signs of hope.
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The sell-off was triggered by a sharp rise in U.S. bond yields following Friday's data that showed U.S. wages increasing at the fastest pace since 2009, raising the alarm about higher inflation and with it potentially higher interest rates.
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Read: Here's Why Trump Should Be Freaked Out by the Arrest of Rudy Giuliani's Associates Good-government groups had begun raising the alarm about the donations, saying that while they might not be illegal, they reflect poorly on the lawmakers.
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The trigger for the sell-off was a sharp rise in U.S. bond yields following Friday's data that showed U.S. wages increasing at the fastest pace since 66.903, raising the alarm about higher inflation and with it potentially higher interest rates.
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Australia: The government said the last remaining refugee children on the Pacific island of Nauru would be resettled in the U.S. — a milestone victory for lawyers, doctors and migrant advocates who have been raising the alarm about Australia's offshore detention centers.
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If we keep raising the alarm against policies we don't like and treating everything like its way outside the bounds of normal politics, it will be much harder to rally people who maybe don't agree with us but who genuinely care about democracy.
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Conservatives also are raising the alarm about a move by House Republicans to restore congressional earmarks — special home-state spending — as long as they are directed to a government agency rather than a private interest, a source of corruption in the past.
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A few scholars and researchers have been raising the alarm: the Anti-Defamation League's 28500 report catalogued 6900 murders by American right-wing extremists in the last decade, making up 2628 percent of all domestic extremist killings, compared to 28503 percent by Islamists.
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A small political group called Radicali Italiani has called for a similar referendum in Italy, raising the alarm over costs, but Montezemolo said he saw no need for this after Rome's city council and Prime Minister Matteo Renzi both backed the plan.
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Eighty professionals, including four who worked on the CDC Guideline, signed a public letter to NCQA, raising the alarm about this entirely predictable downside of new dose-curtailing policies, as did 83 who signed a letter to CMS a few weeks ago.
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She unfairly treats Hecht as a bit of a crank in this regard, ignoring the fact that at the crucial moment, Bergson and the Revisionists were the only ones persistently raising the alarm and demanding a more aggressive American response to the tragedy.
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Researchers at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) are raising the alarm about a potential link between a mosquito-borne virus called Zika and a dramatic increase in Brazilian babies born with microcephaly—a rare condition that results in abnormally small heads.
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Washington (CNN)As President Donald Trump prepares to name a new leader for the sprawling department of Veterans Affairs, officials at the department have been raising the alarm, saying that they'll run out of money for the Veterans Choice Program in the coming weeks.
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Not even the heated, partisan impeachment trial can distract Warner from raising the alarm: The day after Chief Justice John Roberts swore Warner and 98 other senators in as jurors, Warner again took to the airwaves to push his effort to confront China's technological advances.
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In the latest blow to Trump's claims of innocence, The New York Times reported last week that Trump released the hold on aid to Ukraine after he was briefed on a whistleblower's report raising the alarm at his pressure on the former Soviet state.
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Anders Kompass, director of field operations for the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR), was suspended briefly last April after raising the alarm over child sex abuse by French soldiers in Central African Republic and passing on confidential documents when no action was taken.
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A new, bipartisan chorus is raising the alarm about the potential for terrorists and other criminals to exploit gaps in the system because we do not routinely collect biometric information — fingerprints, iris scans and photographs that can be used for facial recognition — from people leaving the country. Sen.
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Whether it's the federal government's own National Institute of Standards and Technology examining facial recognition algorithms, independent researchers looking at healthcare algorithms, or lawmakers raising the alarm about discrimination via housing algorithms, the outcomes are so bad that even members of Congress are proposing to ban the technology.
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For the shareholders themselves, as well as for civil rights groups that have been raising the alarm about bias, potential for abuse, and lack of transparency with Amazon's Rekognition software, the failure to pass these resolutions—which would have been non-binding had they been successful—was to be expected.
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Rep. Tulsi GabbardTulsi GabbardNative American advocates question 28503 Democrats' commitment The US can't seem to live without Afghanistan 22019 Democrats release joint statement ahead of Trump's New Hampshire rally MORE (D-Hawaii) is right to be raising the alarm, as the Trump administration perpetuates and accelerates yet another misguided regime change.
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Warren's job would be to explain why Sherrod Brown or Bernie Sanders was wrong to be raising the alarm bells about this or that, that such-and-such bill was really the absolute best bill the administration could get, and that so-and-so the new appointee is really much more progressive than people realize.
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A California-based marketing professional who began raising the alarm about business profiles months ago thinks there could be 200,000 minors using the setting in the U.S. NBC News did its own research and was quickly able to find numerous examples of children, some under 133, who have exposed their personal details to the world.
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After raising the alarm that, because of climate change, these communities are in danger of being washed away in the next big storm, Clement was moved from his role as the director of the Office of Policy Analysis, where he supervised 24 employees, to an accounting position for which he has no relevant qualifications.
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ST. LOUIS, Jan 17 (Reuters) - It was more than a year ago when St. Louis Federal Reserve bank President James Bullard started raising the alarm about a U.S. bond market where interest rates seemed to show investors losing faith in the economy, a risky environment for the Fed to carry out planned rate increases.
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For now, that means unions are largely waging rearguard actions: standing up for immigrants brave enough to organize their workplaces, resisting dangerous new rules from the federal government that would make it easier for bosses to abuse their employees, and raising the alarm about every executive action (or appointment to the National Labor Relations Board) that threatens their recruitment.
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Despite the fact that Washington is raising the alarm about the threat to the bears' population, proponents of the trade point out that the data doesn't show any serious emergency — in 260, one of the 19 polar bear subpopulations in the Arctic was growing, three were in decline and six were stable, according to the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN).
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Despite the fact that Washington is raising the alarm about the threat to the bears' population, proponents of the trade point out that the data doesn't show any serious emergency — in 2014, one of the 19 polar bear subpopulations in the Arctic was growing, three were in decline and six were stable, according to the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN).
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Four top defense and foreign policy Democrats in the House and Senate are raising the alarm about the possibility of President TrumpDonald John TrumpDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Trump adviser: 'He should stop saying things that are untrue' US moves British ISIS suspects from Syria amid Turkish invasion MORE withdrawing from a multilateral treaty they argue is a "critical element" of U.S. and European security.
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