Rooting out corruption is more important than most people realize.
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Mr. Trump did not call for rooting out the harassers.
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Shrank isn't daunted by the task of rooting out waste.
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Workers review videos, users' posts and news, rooting out political criticism.
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Furthermore, rooting out endemic corruption is incredibly complex and takes years.
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He declined to take personal responsibility for rooting out illegal behavior.
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"We should strive for ethnic equality and rooting out ethnic divisions."
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" Erdogan's view: Erdoğan reasserted that Turkey's offensive is rooting out "terrorist organizations.
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They help prevent bubbles from forming and are adept at rooting out malfeasance.
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I'm rooting out public corruption wherever we find it, without fear or favor.
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GE is rooting out "intramural skirmishes" between equipment and services divisions, he said.
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President Xi Jinping has made rooting out corruption a cornerstone of his administration.
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He has put the focus on rooting out corruption and revitalising economic growth.
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Rooting out corruption and fighting for the poor is central to his platform.
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But despite his rhetoric, Gopnik is almost wholly uninterested in rooting out facts.
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Trump has said he'd cover the cost by rooting out unemployment insurance fraud.
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"Parents will need to be more proactive" about rooting out hazing, Nuwer said.
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Yovanovitch was a Ukraine expert who was laser-focused on rooting out corruption.
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Equity in health care depends on identifying and rooting out bias in algorithms.
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Ramaphosa, 65, has put the focus on rooting out corruption and revitalizing economic growth.
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Namely rooting out bot armies before their malicious propaganda can pollute the public sphere.
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Instagram is getting serious about rooting out third-party apps that break its rules.
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Wouldn't that send a powerful message of our commitment to rooting out discrimination everywhere?
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"We're proactively rooting out people who have a problem with the truth," he said.
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TRUMP: Suppose I make the military aid contingent on them rooting out all corruption?
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Rooting out or limiting some of the tax expenditures that disproportionately benefit the rich.
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Rotem describes himself as an activist committed to rooting out the manipulation of social media.
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Xi has also made rooting out deeply entrenched corruption in the military a top priority.
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It also threatened to investigate executives who flout rules aimed at rooting out risk-taking.
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The purge continued with a new focus on rooting out those loyal to Mr. Jang.
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And they think most of the party agrees with her message of rooting out corruption.
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"My own commitment to rooting out corruption in government speaks for itself," Mr. Strange said.
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They continued to push the idea that Trump is genuinely interested in rooting out corruption.
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He credited the new president with reversing a decade of failed policy and rooting out corruption.
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Its top priority now is rooting out the Islamic State from its headquarters in northern Syria.
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The Constitution doesn't explicitly grant the House of Representatives the sole power of rooting out Communism.
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To those charged with rooting out fraudsters, the current regulations seem like an invitation to plunder.
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Rooting out corruption is a top priority for the veteran leftist, who took office in December.
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"Quickly rooting out real election fraud should be a bipartisan effort," Cooper said in the statement.
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While rooting out crime and corruption is an admirable goal, beware the law of unintended consequences.
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Andrew M. Cuomo of New York have been praised for rooting out corruption in the past.
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Despite its atrocities, the Syrian government is effective at rooting out terrorism in territory it controls.
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It could be used for a number of purposes, including rooting out spies and their collaborators.
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The technology can be useful for rooting out fraud even without personal data on individual customers.
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Lopez Obrador, who took office late last year, has made rooting out corruption a signature issue.
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I carried out the policy of the United States government in rooting out corruption in Ukraine.
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In the pop culture realm, it would be sources like Perez Hilton, rooting out gossip-worthy tidbits.
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We cannot tolerate such behavior and look forward to rooting out more fraud in the months ahead.
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They wore black in 2018 in solidarity with the "Me Too" movement rooting out sexual misconduct. Rep.
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They should be as interested as we are in rooting out any bad actors over at FBI.
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Since coming into power, Mr. Buhari has devoted himself to rooting out graft in Africa's largest economy.
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If the idea works, it could become a model for rooting out problems within all federal agencies.
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This has shielded companies and left the task of rooting out criminals online to law-enforcement agencies.
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How is this the man to lead an agency responsible for rooting out racial discrimination in housing?
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"I carried out the policy of the U.S. government in rooting out corruption in Ukraine," he continued.
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President Tayyip Erdogan warned on Wednesday that Turkey could act alone in rooting out its enemies abroad.
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President Xi Jinping has been revolutionizing China's military: rooting out corruption, adding new units, and upgrading weaponry.
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The internet is great at rooting out, freeze-framing then fan-ficking this kind of interpersonal drama.
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There are three clear steps, she said, to rooting out these biases in yourself — and then correcting it.
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The Civil Affairs Ministry will have a role in rooting out bad or illegal behavior, including banning groups.
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For her part, Ms. Romero says the mission remains the same: rooting out bank fraud and other crimes.
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In addition to doing the right thing, he said, there is a business case for rooting out slavery.
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Contrary to another ridiculous Trump and GOP talking point, the president has no interest in rooting out corruption.
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In fact, Biden was acting as part of an international coalition aimed at rooting out corruption in Ukraine.
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In the government's zest for rooting out the militants, civilians have frequently ended up detained, hurt or dead.
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Jacob Zuma's successor, Cyril Ramaphosa, has staked his reputation on rooting out corruption since becoming president in February.
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Complete reform and the rooting out of corruption cannot be achieved overnight or with one country's pledge alone.
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It is now rigorously self-policing, with entire blogs dedicated to rooting out nefarious actors and spammy accounts.
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"Pakistan must demonstrate its commitment to rooting out al-Qaeda and the violent extremists within its borders," Obama said.
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The highest peak of approval among independents occurred when Trump spoke of destroying ISIS and rooting out Islamic terrorists.
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Gambling firms have started to certify hardware and software before competitions, in the hope of rooting out technological malfeasance.
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Moreover, undercounting undermines the value of government data as an authoritative source of information for rooting out biases elsewhere.
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But in terms of rooting out potential alien microbeasties, the TGO is the MVP of the ExoMars 2016 mission.
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Empowering these whistleblowers is key to rooting out bad actors who are breaking the law by dodging their taxes.
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The Trump administration also sought to cut foreign aid programs aimed at rooting out corruption in places like Ukraine.
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These are good first steps toward rooting out the culture of violence that has long dominated the prison system.
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"We are making progress rooting out this abuse, but as we've said before, it's an ongoing challenge," Facebook wrote.
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The unfilled jobs also include key positions throughout the executive branch charged with rooting out waste, fraud and abuse.
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"Pakistan must demonstrate its commitment to rooting out al Qaeda and the violent extremists within its borders," he said.
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But without rooting out bias in both training data and models, these algorithms risk simply codifying existing human misperceptions.
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The speaker is committed to rooting out sexual misconduct in the House and providing victims the resources they need.
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In 2014, the first time Mr. Modi ran for prime minister, he emphasized infrastructure, development and rooting out corruption.
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Zuma's successor, President Cyril Ramaphosa, has staked his reputation on rooting out corruption since becoming head of state in February.
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In return, will you be more vigilant in rooting out anti-Semitism, on the left as well as the right?
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Facebook told the WSJ it previously had no awareness of the scheme but is committed to rooting out falsified accounts.
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Apple's reviewers are more focused on rooting out malware than checking for counterfeit apps, according to The New York Times.
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The HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) will set up a new task force dedicated to rooting out offshore property developers.
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Novacki said the police investigation called "Weak Flesh," aimed at rooting out corruption, undermined the reputation of Brazilian meat producers.
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Supporters of Hezbollah have said such concerns have tied the army's hands and stopped it rooting out militants more actively.
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Chesky also said that employing a more diverse workforce at Airbnb is essential to rooting out discrimination on the platform.
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Guatemala's U.N.-supported International Commission Against Impunity (CICIG) has made impressive strides in rooting out organized crime in that country.
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He noted that the U.S. and Russia have common interests in rooting out the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria.
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When Reed was finished, Berlin promised that the tour's security would do a better job rooting out the unruliest fans.
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The plans are still there, but she focuses on rooting out Washington corruption and outlining her path to victory more.
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Francis initially raised expectations that he would be more serious than his predecessors about rooting out abusers and demanding accountability.
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Viktor Shokin, who was appointed prosecutor general in February 2015, tasked with rooting out that corruption, was fired in 20163.
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Previous surveys aimed at rooting out these smaller objects have been unable to confirm the high numbers suggested in predictions.
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He said he will work with Congress to reduce federal spending by rooting out "waste and fraud" (The New York Times).
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She says she wants to right the wrongs committed during the purges, but will continue rooting out Gulenists from the bureaucracy.
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Wershe Jr.'s inside tips were also pivotal in rooting out corrupt police and those close to Detroit's mayor, Coleman Young.
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Rather, it's the latest sign that the media, like the GOP, is incapable of committing to rooting out the racism within.
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Kenyatta has blamed the slow progress in tackling corruption on the lethargy of some government agencies charged with rooting out graft.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and COO Sheryl Sandberg have publicly apologized and vowed to invest heavily in rooting out the problem.
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And last year, Attorney General Jeff Sessions declared a vast expansion of the Justice Department's efforts at rooting out government leakers.
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Ms. Teachout is an evangelist for ethics, and rooting out corruption is a central challenge for the next state attorney general.
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Bondi argued that Trump had a "basis" to raise the Bidens because he was concerned with rooting out corruption in Ukraine.
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If Mr. Trump truly cared about rooting out systemic corruption, why was he sending his personal lawyer to do the job?
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How it fails to consider the criminalization of sex work as a possible barrier to rooting out those who exploit minors.
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His meeting last Thursday with cabinet liaisons in which he called for rooting out disloyal officials was first reported by Axios.
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López Obrador's public safety secretary Alfonso Durazo on Wednesday echoed the president's comments about rooting out corruption in the security forces.
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She's been unblinking about rooting out the vestiges of the systemic harassment that was once endemic throughout much of the media.
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Warren says if she lands in the White House, she's going to prioritize rooting out the corruption she so deeply abhors.
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"[President Volodymyr] Zelensky got elected on a platform of rooting out corruption, which we're glad about, but nobody really knew if he was going to follow through, and because of Ukraine's history of corruption, the law required that before any taxpayer money go to Ukraine, the president had to ensure they're rooting out corruption," he told Wallace on Sunday.
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"[President Volodymyr] Zelensky got elected on a platform of rooting out corruption, which we're glad about, but nobody really knew if he was going to follow through and because of Ukraine's history of corruption, the law required that before any taxpayer money go to Ukraine the president had to ensure they're rooting out corruption," he added.
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Chinese intelligence operatives are said to find the information useful for rooting out spies, tracking government officials' movements, and identifying future targets.
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They have meanwhile given at best limited help in rooting out the Taliban and other jihadist leaders who fled across their border.
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Facebook said it had no knowledge of North Koreans using its platform but is committed to rooting out profiles using false names.
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"Evergreening might be an area where we can get some bipartisan agreement on rooting out the worst of the abuses," said Sen.
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Today Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha, a former commander of the Thai Army, says he's committed to rooting out corruption and crime.
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Abbott and Cruz share a hardline position on the governor's top national priority: strengthening the nation's border and rooting out illegal immigration.
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Angrily dismissing those concerns, Turkish officials say they are rooting out a serious internal threat from followers of a U.S.-based cleric.
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Unstated is that, while audits can catch incidents of outright fraud, rooting out self-dealing and legalized corruption is far more difficult.
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As they have in the past, Mr. Trump's backers piously insisted on Wednesday that the president cared only about rooting out corruption.
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The Order goes far beyond reversing a few controversial rules by rooting out a host of Obama policies and directives on climate.
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The House Un-American Activities Committee formed in 1938 with the purpose of rooting out American citizens with Communist or Nazi ties.
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Housing: The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) is moving forward with new fair housing regulations aimed at rooting out harassment.
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"Part of what congress appropriated had language attached to it that required the administration make sure Ukraine's rooting out corruption," Scalise responded.
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In Facebook's newly built "War Room," a team focuses on safeguarding elections by rooting out influence campaigns, including those started by Americans.
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But still, the US' obsession with painstakingly transparent self-analysis, allocation of blame and rooting out failure, got it back on top.
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Their vehicles and weapons were designed for engaging the enemy frontally in heavy combat, not for rooting out individual fighters in hiding.
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Peace and governance would reinforce one another, creating space for other goals like rooting out terrorists or halting the exodus of refugees.
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He has increased the minimum wage and emphasized rooting out corruption, strategies he has insisted will decrease violence in the long run.
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In late 2018, the company closed down its special committee to aid investigations into corruption, citing progress made in rooting out graft.
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Trump has said he was interested in rooting out corruption and that he did not expect nor request any quid pro quo.
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And if Trump does lose re-election, rooting out this new, pernicious normal must be at the top of Democrats' "To Do" list.
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There is also no evidence that Trump showed an interest in rooting out corruption in Ukraine before Biden's decision to run for president.
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Supporting Mrs May would be a career-ending move for Labour MPs, whose party is dominated by activists bent on rooting out "traitors".
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Instead, he said Congress will focus on rooting out the bad apples and filling the empty positions with other members of their party.
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The states have a big job ahead of them, and so does Silicon Valley, in rooting out fake personas and this misinformation campaign.
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They function as the ethical and legal consciences of federal agencies, rooting out fraud and mismanagement, often with information provided confidentially by employees.
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In each case, collaboration between government, civil society and citizens was critical – a whole-of-community approach to rooting out radicalization to violence.
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Pashinyan has pledged to keep Armenia close to Moscow, saying the changes he wants to make would instead focus on rooting out graft.
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Trump has said his conversation was innocent and related strictly to government business and the US's interest in rooting out corruption in Ukraine.
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Rooting out trafficking rings behind operations hiding in plain sight would require the public learning to decode signs of illicit setups, it said.
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Are investigators still fixated on rooting out evidence of a collusive relationship with Russia, or have they abandoned that endeavor and moved on?
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Instead, he pulls you along as Shigemori begins his inquiry, visiting the murder scene, rooting out witnesses and poking around in the past.
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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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Buhari has focused his campaign on rooting out corruption, but critics say there have not been any significant convictions in his first term.
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Choosing a friend and campaign treasurer to head the agency responsible for rooting out corruption, fraud and abuse in city government raised questions.
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Eighty percent of the gender-wage gap can be attributed to motherhood, and rooting out these hidden costs would help close that gap.
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The city's murder rate fell sharply during Mr. Bealefeld's tenure, as he focused much of the department's attention on rooting out illegal guns.
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The U.S. policy of maximum pressure against the Islamic Republic must include rooting out its proxies in Iraq and across the Middle East.
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Match argues that "fraud isn't good for business" and that it has always been committed to rooting out malicious activity from its services.
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But you need a message too, and his message about rooting out corporate corruption and making climate change a top priority is resonating.
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The main figure rooting out the Christians and ordering their punishment is the Inquisitor Inoue Masashige, played by prominent Japanese actor Issei Ogata.
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Francis will have an opportunity to turn that legacy around — next week he is hosting an unprecedented summit dedicated specifically to rooting out abuse.
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While blocking is good for rooting out known harassers, Twitter's mute feature can help ensure you don't see disturbing content in the first place.
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But Airbnb, which plans to go public next year, seemed to have little interest in rooting out the rot from within its own platform.
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Aimed at rooting out corruption and streamlining the tax system, the double whammy of 'demonetization' and GST – were two of Modi's signature policy moves.
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" Rooting out corruption is a bipartisan issue; as a presidential candidate, Trump borrowed an old slogan of House Democrats, promising to "drain the swamp.
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So, while it appears the CRISPR/Cas9 system may be very effective in rooting out herpes, Lebbink explained that much more research is needed.
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The plan also calls for significantly less spending on Medicare, the health-insurance programme for the elderly, by rooting out "waste, fraud and abuse".
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Lopez Obrador says rooting out corruption will free up billions of dollars, while he intends to save more with pay cuts for civil servants.
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And as Facebook is still rooting out fake propaganda accounts, how would it stop people from committing virtual voter fraud to game the system?
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He has made rooting out Tanzania's notorious corruption and bringing economic development to his impoverished country the centerpieces of his administration, with some effect.
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A BBC Panorama expose aired last week said Corbyn's office had interfered in independent party discipline processes aimed at rooting out anti-Semitic conduct.
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Amos Brown, who over the past year advised the police chief on rooting out bias in the force, said he regretted Chief Suhr's firing.
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This is why, with the farm bill up for renewal this year, the focus in Brussels isn't on rooting out corruption or tightening controls.
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Mulvaney said he was just as interested at rooting out waste from the Pentagon and expected an audit from the Defense Department this September.
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Twitter has declined to say whether Devumi's bots violate its impersonation policy, or how many of its employees are focused on rooting out impersonation.
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Some high-end brands have pushed back against resale platforms, claiming that the businesses do not do a good enough job rooting out fakes.
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Even if these states do not believe Myanmar's claims of rooting out terrorists, they fear setting a precedent that could be turned against them.
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Now he's back in the White House as the director of the Presidential Personnel Office, rooting out appointees who aren't loyal to the president.
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Throughout our history, the First Amendment has allowed citizens to challenge the government and powerful groups in all sectors, rooting out fraud and corruption.
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But rooting out these drugs is a game of whack-a-mole; once the DEA targets a specific chemical composition, a new one pops up.
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And with the religious reawakening of the Sparrows along with a revived Faith Militant, surely rooting out usurers would be in the list of sins.
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In their decision, Twin Galaxies' authorities write: Twin Galaxies is dedicated to absolutely rooting out invalid scores from our historic database wherever we find them.
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Ukraine has been trying, for years, to shake out corruption from its politics, and Zelensky ran on a platform of rooting out corruption, Miller said.
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And only those companies disclosing all known facts and continuing to actively investigate—including rooting out those responsible—would be eligible for a reduced fine.
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As part of his corporate remake, Cohen had also turned over nearly the entire senior management staff with an eye toward rooting out future malfeasance.
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Jang added the government will announce measures to encourage corporate innovation and start-ups within November, while also focusing on rooting out corrupt business practices.
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He limits access to information for federal inspectors general, the agency watchdogs charged with combating waste, fraud, and abuse and rooting out corruption in government.
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The ministry said there needed to be a "thorough rooting out of Meng Hongwei's pernicious influence", and that there would be further probes on others.
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It notes, too, that corruption—both the paying of bribes and administrative cost of rooting out the problem—costs the country $2 billion a year.
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" Mr. Buhari, who has devoted himself to rooting out graft in Africa's largest economy, added, "I am not going to demand any apology from anybody.
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Our real mission lies in rooting out the disease by building a positive vision and agenda for change and organizing voter support around that mission.
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A team of 20 inspectors set up by the town hall is tasked with rooting out those who fail to jump through the legal hoops.
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The "fragmented" U.S. health-care "system" prevented cost control overseers from rooting out overuse promoted by fee-for-service physicians and their overly demanding patients.
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He has staked his reputation on revamping a stuttering economy and rooting out corruption associated with Jacob Zuma, whom he replaced as president in February.
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Absent US engagement, the Syrian people likely assess that the regime will increase its gruesome attacks on civilians under the guise of rooting out extremists.
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Mr. Clayton said an important focus of the S.E.C.'s enforcement effort would be rooting out "fraud and shady practices" that especially target ordinary investors.
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In the short term, Mr. Trump and his team have focused their energies on a familiar fixation — rooting out leaks in the leaky West Wing.
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In broad brushstrokes, Mr Navalny says rooting out corruption will free up immense funds that can be used to provide decent education, healthcare and infrastructure.
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A special investigation unit will be created within the prosecutors' office to focus on rooting out criminal gangs born out of right-wing paramilitary groups.
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Before he was elected district attorney in 2009, Mr. Williams was an assistant district attorney and the city's inspector general — charged with rooting out corruption.
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Trump and his allies have insisted the push was part of a broader effort to ensure the Ukrainian government was serious about rooting out corruption.
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It also said in a statement that "Nissan does not in any way tolerate such misconduct," something its ongoing investigation is supposed to be rooting out.
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In late November, citing progress it had made in rooting out graft, Petrobras closed down a special committee constituted in 278 to aid investigations into corruption.
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SketchFactor, an app that billed itself as a user-generated guide for rooting out so-called sketchy neighborhoods, was lampooned as soon as it was released.
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In late November, citing progress it had made in rooting out graft, Petrobras closed down a special committee constituted in 2164 to aid investigations into corruption.
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Their philosophy also differs from China's older Maoists, who largely focus on rooting out Western influences in Chinese society and are less confrontational toward the party.
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SANTOS, Brazil (Reuters) - Years of rooting out drugs at the Brazilian seaport of Santos had given customs inspector Oswaldo Dias a good nose for suspicious cargo.
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In December, German Interior Minister Horst Seehofer said the government would create 600 new intelligence positions for identifying, tracking, and rooting out violent right-wing networks.
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Adnan believed that Alawi worked for the Amniya, an ISIS security agency responsible for rooting out spies, dissidents, and resistance fighters—men like Bashar's brother Salem.
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He has also gone on record to say he's rooting out "subversion" in his own department, where he claims other staffers are attempting to undermine him.
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Earlier on Monday, Warren proposed a major rewrite of U.S. laws governing lobbying that she said was aimed at restricting corporate influence and rooting out corruption.
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Late last month, a suicide bomber drove into the headquarters of the G223 Sahel, a regional military force focused on rooting out terrorism, killing three people.
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For much of jazz's history, devotees discovered music over the radio airwaves and in library stacks, rooting out old LPs or videos to borrow and sample.
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Some have also argued that the uptick in retractions is a good sign for science: More people are rooting out bad research and correcting the record.
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Let's make the Department of Justice stronger, better, and more respected by rooting out the corrupt practices that compromise the very notion of equal justice for all.
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Earlier this year, Myanmar investigated policemen after footage of villagers being treated violently appeared online amid tension over a government crackdown aimed at rooting out suspected insurgents.
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It was one of the few instances on a national stage where she mentioned her undercover work in the 1970s rooting out racist schools in the South.
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"She began to think that God was punishing her for not rooting out heresy with sufficient rigor," writes Weir, and ordered that the burnings be stepped up.
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"Individuals and institutions that receive research funding from the federal government must be scrupulous in conducting research for the common good and rigorous in rooting out fraud."
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The argument for holding politicians to a higher standard of transparency than the masses is the public interest in revealing conflicts of interest and rooting out corruption.
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Rooting out corruption was one of Mr. Zelensky's campaign pledges, and Mr. Trump asked him to investigate allegations of corruption at the highest levels of both governments.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has paid out more than $2628 million in a new whistleblower program aimed at rooting out bad behavior on Wall Street.
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She also served as deputy assistant commissioner of the Office of Professional Responsibility at Customs and Border Protection, which is charged with rooting out corruption and misconduct.
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A group of activists is trying to make the dance style less dogmatic about traditional gender roles, and more assertive about rooting out sexual harassment and assault.
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In July the group published a protocol to make tango halls less dogmatic about traditional gender roles and more assertive about rooting out sexual harassment and assault.
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Mr. Roth, the inspector general, said rooting out corrupt employees is a top priority for his office, which gets 300 to 400 cases a year alleging corruption.
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But Schedule B, however, has had nothing to do with rooting out this or other actual cases of corruption—and it is not designed for that purpose.
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But then she saw the movie, "Spotlight," about reporters rooting out widespread child sex abuse in Boston for a 2002 exposé that ripped open the issue worldwide.
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Tanvir, in other words, presents a deeply fraught conflict between the goal of protecting religious minorities and the goal of rooting out many other forms of discrimination.
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"Mayor Gillum is not a subject of the FBI investigation, and he's committed to rooting out any corruption or wrongdoing in Tallahassee," said Geoff Burgan, Gillum's spokesman.
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"In fact, we would encourage the Gillum campaign to join us in rooting out and exposing once and for all those who are behind this disgusting call."
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Turkey has been rooting out followers of the U.S.-based Muslim cleric Fethullah Gulen, whom it accuses of having infiltrated state institutions and plotted to overthrow the government.
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A number of tribal officials have been assassinated in recent months as residents return to the area following a yearslong military offensive aimed at rooting out extremist groups.
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In its announcement on Monday, Backpage cited praise from law enforcement agencies and child-protection organizations who said the site had been helpful in rooting out human trafficking.
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Minister Andres Lajous told a news conference that the rules were aimed at rooting out corruption and leveling the playing field for ride-hailing firms and taxi drivers.
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At the time, Wells Fargo said it had laid off more than 5,000 employees caught up in the scheme, which suggested that it was rooting out bad apples.
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Lopez Obrador has made rooting out corruption the cornerstone of his career, though he took office in December saying he did not want to rake through the past.
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South Africa's new president Cyril Ramaphosa has staked his reputation on revitalising the economy and rooting out corruption, which marred his predecessor Jacob Zuma's nine years in power.
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He reminded the police that rooting out racial bias was not anti-police, and he told advocates of racial justice not to universally condemn the criminal-justice system.
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He said the escalation was contingent on the Afghan government rooting out corruption and creating its own stable army, mimicking demands by his predecessors that were never met.
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But no lawmakers pressed him on why it's not a silver-bullet solution to rooting out nefarious content or preventing other types of bias in the review process.
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According to the sources, Parente's immediate tasks include speeding up a $15.5 billion asset sale plan to raise cash and repay debt, cutting costs and rooting out corruption.
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Apple, notoriously secretive and tough on employees who smuggle out products or plans before they're announced, has a department dedicated to preventing and then rooting out potential moles.
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American government policies and messaging have rightly focused on rooting out malign foreign influences on campuses and developing more targeted student visa screening processes to guard against espionage.
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On Wednesday, he said American policy toward Ukraine would remain focused on pushing back against Russia, strengthening ties between Washington and Kiev, and rooting out corruption in Ukraine.
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At an annual shareholder meeting last month, Igor Sechin, the chief executive of Rosneft, said the suit was improving Russia's investment climate by rooting out poor corporate governance.
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But in the current political climate, can the FBI, or any agency tasked with rooting out corruption, provide oversight and restore honor to the business of public service.
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Ankara says the purges are aimed at rooting out coup supporters, but critics fear President Tayyip Erdogan is using the failed putsch as a pretext to curb dissent.
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AccountabilitySettling our organizational debt betings [sic] with holding people accountable for their behavior at our company — addressing bad behavior, and rooting out sources of injustice wherever they appear.
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He said he wouldn&apost be opposed to an apology for the ban but that he&aposs more interested in helping the faith make progress in rooting out racism.
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Instead of rooting out the speculative missing planet between Mars and Jupiter, astronomers were astonished to find multitudes of tiny worlds, the likes of which had never been seen.
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Samidh Chakrabarti, Facebook's elections and civic engagement team lead, characterized the War Room as a "last line of defense" when it comes to rooting out disinformation around election periods.
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Those marches have drawn a forceful reaction from a left-wing movement known as the antifa that is dedicated to rooting out neo-Nazis and white supremacists, he said.
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Fakhfakh had already promised to name a government that would draw only from parties he considered aligned with the goals of the revolution and committed to rooting out corruption.
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Under Park Chung-hee, Ms Park's father, who led the country from 1961 to 1979, Mr Kim headed a branch of the spy agency tasked with rooting out communists.
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He has put the focus on rooting out corruption and revitalizing economic growth since defeating Zuma's preferred successor, Zuma's ex-wife Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma, in the ANC leadership race.
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It was critical of self-righteous bureaucrats who would glorify themselves rather than Christ, and deplored those "dour judges bent on rooting out every threat and deviation" from doctrine.
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Ramaphosa has put the focus on rooting out corruption and revitalising economic growth since defeating Zuma's preferred successor, Zuma's ex-wife Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma, in the ANC leadership race.
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Career employees with expertise and experience have been driven out of many federal agencies; rebuilding that governing capacity and rooting out unqualified Trump appointees will be a major project.
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Turkey's government blames the military rebellion on the Gulen Movement, a secretive Islamic sect, claiming that its crackdown is aimed at rooting out the movement's members and protecting democracy.
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Mark Zuckerberg (who was not at the hearings) said he was "dead serious" about rooting out "bad content", but warned that Facebook's costs would rise sharply as a result.
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Stumpf implicated himself with his own prepared testimony, when he acknowledged that by 2011, officials at the bank were actively engaged in identifying and rooting out unethical sales practices.
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Last week, a BBC program reported that Corbyn's office had interfered in the independent party discipline processes aimed at rooting out anti-Semitism, a charge rejected by the party.
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Ramaphosa, who replaced Jacob Zuma as president in February, has staked his reputation on rooting out the corruption and mismanagement associated with Zuma's nine scandal-plagued years in power.
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"The results depicted in this report reflect the divisions focus on rooting out misconduct that can do significant harm to investors and our markets," Clayton said in a statement.
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Hurd said that rooting out Russian propaganda is a "whole-of-society problem" -- one that warrants action from government and private entities, including news agencies and social media firms.
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His regime has jailed journalists, eviscerated the army and cowed the judiciary, all in the name of rooting out the "parallel state" Mr Erdogan claims the Gulenists have built.
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Eventually, after denying the extent of the problem and downplaying their ability to cope with it, social media companies got serious and got better at rooting out extremist accounts.
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The DOJ — through the FBI — will take the lead in rooting out the bad actor responsible for the attack, while the DHS will assist victims in repairing their systems.
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"I am 100 percent committed to rooting out any fraud and shady practices in our financial system," said Clayton, according to excerpts of his prepared testimony seen by Reuters.
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Trump has said his request for Ukraine to investigate the Bidens was linked to an interest in rooting out corruption, which would be in the US&aposs national interest.
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The president has said his request for Ukraine to investigate the Bidens was linked to an interest in rooting out corruption, which is in the US&aposs national interest.
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The revelation directly contradicts previous White House claims that overtures made by Trump and his allies to Ukraine were about rooting out corruption and not furthering his 2020 prospects.
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The veteran leftist won a landslide victory in July after a campaign centered on rooting out corruption in Mexico, which experts say is among the worst in Latin America.
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"We are making progress rooting out this abuse, but as we've said before, it's an ongoing challenge," Facebook's head of security policy Nathaniel Gleicher wrote in the blog post.
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Ramaphosa has put the focus on rooting out corruption and revitalizing economic growth since defeating Zuma's preferred successor, Zuma's ex-wife Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma, in the ANC leadership race.
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Instead, the whistleblower put paid to the extortion of Zelenskiy and ended anything that resembled a sincere interest in rooting out foreign corruption on the part of the president.
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Rooting out the genetic causes of the most common medical conditions and turning those insights into blockbuster treatments turned out to be far more complicated than anyone had imagined.
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Horowitz, 57, has handled deeply polarizing issues before becoming an inspector general, or IG. These officials are tasked with rooting out waste, fraud and abuse in the federal government.
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It may be a while before the full story comes out, or before the Southern District of New York sees another prosecutor as cleareyed about rooting out public corruption.
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Pakistan has carried out a number of large military operations in the rugged northwest in recent years aimed at rooting out the Pakistani Taliban, al-Qaida and other militant groups.
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Her clash with senior advisor Doug Band flagged her as a sharp observer of character as well as of rooting out the weeds of incipient transactionalism within the Clinton camp.
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Mr Xi, by comparison, has spent a large part of his first five years rooting out corruption at the top of the party and renewing ideological fervour at its base.
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Rooting out al Qaeda from Afghanistan, killing its top leadership, cutting off its financing and ousting the Taliban were all objectives that U.S. liberals and conservatives alike could agree on.
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" McConnell "did try to shut me up," McKinnon says as Warren during the exchange, "but nevertheless I persisted in making Twitter my B. I will never stop rooting out corruption.
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Concomitantly, however, the amount of western support to the Ukrainian government should be contingent on Ukraine's implementation of domestic reforms, offered as a reward for democratization and rooting out corruption.
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And with possible prosecutions looming, the Marine Corps is grappling with how to continue to foster the Jarhead culture that prizes toughness while also safeguarding recruits and rooting out bigotry.
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It is aimed at divorcing sports leadership — and possible financial interests in sports competitions — from the people responsible for rooting out drug violations that are capable of tarnishing those competitions.
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Earlier this week, officials said government forces were in near complete control of Marawi, but rooting out the last pockets of resistance seems to be taking longer than first expected.
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In a statement praising Bharara for his "integrity, tenacity, and commitment to rooting out wrongdoing," Democratic New York state Attorney General Eric Schneiderman blasted Trump and Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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They echoed military commanders in arguing that the intervention was aimed at rooting out a cabal of corrupt interlopers who had clouded Mr. Mugabe's judgment and his ability to govern.
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They argue that the president's dealings were legitimate because Trump honestly believed he was rooting out corruption, even if his actions had the effect of damaging a possible presidential rival.
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He cited the Trump administration's budget request for a $70 million investment in the health care fraud control program as a sign of its commitment to rooting out such crimes.
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Gülen and his followers were previously aligned with Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who had been elected to prime minister in 2003 promising a "clean hands" government dedicated to rooting out corruption.
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The moves represent a significant departure for the office, which has a weak track record of rooting out financial wrongdoing in and around Silicon Valley, said former prosecutors and defense attorneys.
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Between the lines: Google-owned YouTube can't rely on simply rooting out "bad" content, since many of the videos pedophiles are exploiting can seem innocuous to human ratings teams, per WIRED.
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Fajardo, who is credited with Medellin&aposs transformation from a hotbed of crime into a growing tourist destination, has run on a platform of rooting out corruption and boosting social programs.
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ZURICH(Reuters) - A member of the ethics committee responsible for rooting out corruption in soccer's governing body FIFA has himself been placed under a preliminary investigation, the watchdog said on Sunday.
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A British judge said in 2017 that companies must present a radically new face and significant co-operation in rooting out their own violations to win a settlement and avoid charges.
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"Preet Bharara has shaken the foundations of our capital — whether you're a Republican or Democrat he's been an equal opportunist when it comes to rooting out corruption," New York State Sen.
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The country has a history of major work safety accidents which often trigger inspection campaigns aimed at rooting out violations and punishing officials for cutting corners or shirking their supervisory duties.
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Greene's saga, which has never been publicized, exposes an embarrassing breach of national security at the FBI—an agency that has made its mission rooting out ISIS sympathizers across the country.
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The broader work within the Catholic Church of rooting out sex abuse is being overseen by the Pontifical Commission for the Protection of Minors, set up by Pope Francis in 2014.
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The country has a history of major work safety accidents which often trigger inspection campaigns aimed at rooting out violations and punishing officials for cutting corners or failing their supervisory duties.
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"I can't claim to be committed to rooting out corruption and putting people over politics and then not apply those same principles and standards in all of the work I do."
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Forces loyal to Mr. Chávez quickly restored order and the coup leaders quickly backed down, but Mr. Chávez returned to power bent on rooting out what he saw as enemies within.
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Mr. Clayton, who during his confirmation hearing said he was "28.6 percent committed to rooting out any fraud," is often caught in the middle between the agency's Republican and Democratic commissioners.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Tuesday that he and his Turkish counterpart Tayyip Erdogan have outlined additional joint measures aimed at rooting out "terrorists" in Syria's Idlib area.
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In Athens, Mr. Pompeo said Mr. Volker's testimony showed that the State Department was focused on building a relationship with Mr. Zelensky's government, one aimed at rooting out corruption in Ukraine.
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Their question suggested that they were skeptical of the White House team's arguments that Trump was interested in rooting out corruption in Ukraine, rather than seeking to investigate his political rivals.
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So the ammunition keeps flying, especially at the national news media, which emerges from the election invigorated in its mission to report on plate-shifting news while rooting out the truth.
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Although it may be fashionable to talk about "doing more with less," as a practical matter a significant budget cut will affect enforcement more than any claims about rooting out wrongdoing.
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Trump and his allies have defended the president's conduct, arguing that he was merely interested in rooting out corruption and suggesting it was fair to investigate any impropriety involving the Bidens.
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The same research suggests that meaningful changes to a corporate culture do not take place unless its most senior executives fully embrace and embody a commitment to rooting out sexual harassment.
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But Trump and his GOP allies have repeatedly contended that the president was concerned with rooting out corruption when he brought up the Bidens in a call with the Ukrainian president.
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As Minister of State Security, Kim Won Hong oversaw the North Korean agency responsible for running the country's notorious prison camps, rooting out spies in North Korea and conducting counterespionage operations abroad.
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As Minister of State Security, Kim Won Hong oversaw the North Korean agency responsible for running the country's notorious prison camps, rooting out spies in North Korea and conducting counterespionage operations abroad.
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"I thank Deputy Commissioner Joseph Reznick for the thorough investigation performed by the Internal Affairs Bureau, in partnership with the Queens District Attorney's Office, in rooting out this illicit activity," O'Neill said.
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"We are making progress rooting out this abuse, but as we've said before, it's an ongoing challenge," Nathaniel Gleicher, Facebook's head of cybersecurity policy, said in a blog post announcing the removals.
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What the Ansari story actually did was torpedo the notion that rooting out the most vile predators, the Harvey Weinsteins of the world, is all it takes to log a win here.
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It is, therefore, vital that we make sure the Department of Justice has complete independence in this matter, and is able and willing to be aggressive in rooting-out any such corruption.
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Many are the object of disputes between those who say they are rooting out voter fraud and those who say the real goal is to keep Democratic-leaning voters from casting ballots.
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They suggested that Facebook has sophisticated software developers who could easily make the process of eliminating gun sales as automated and effective as it does in rooting out images of child pornography.
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In recent months, Twitter has taken a number of steps to improve what Ms. Harvey and other company officials call "healthy conversation" on the platform, including rooting out fake and automated accounts.
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But in order to preempt accusations of left-wing bias, the platform has repeatedly partnered with outlets that draw into question how committed the platform really is to rooting out fake news.
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"Releasing this memo is the first step to rooting out corruption in our bureaucratic agencies once and for all," Representative Scott Perry, Republican of Pennsylvania, said in a Twitter post on Friday.
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He also decried the pervasive code of silence within the game that made fact-finding so challenging, and urged owners to join him in rooting out the dual problems inside their organizations.
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The group is dedicated to rooting out what is apparently a small army of Nazis who found a way to survive and forge new lives in the United States after the war.
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That is why progressives must embrace upfront the call for systemic political and government reform that includes barring corporate and secret contributions, ensuring taxpayers get their money's worth and rooting out waste.
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Less than 24 hours after King Salman elevated Prince Mohammed, his 31-year-old son, Mr. Trump offered congratulations and celebrated the monarchy's cooperation in rooting out terrorist financing and other issues.
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Rooting out sexual harassment and assault from the halls of Congress is an incredibly important first step, but much more is required to eradicate harassment and assault across all sectors of society.
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Our troops were originally tasked with rooting out those people responsible for 9/85033 and establishing a legitimate government in Kabul, but today their mission and the definition of victory are unclear.
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"I suspect that your advertising department has watched the profits go up," Democratic Senator Patrick Leahy told Stretch, who responded that Facebook was committed to rooting out accounts that use fake names.
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Though certainly a familiar face—he narrowly lost to Ms Park in 2012—he has promised voters "regime change" after almost a decade of conservative rule, including the rooting out of elite corruption.
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Early on, he drew accolades for rooting out corrupt officials in local towns, as well as spearheading an inquiry that examined how Roman Catholic Church officials on Long Island had protected pedophile priests.
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The companies were already under scrutiny over the rise in online extremist content, but Friday's troubling incident also underscored big tech's difficulties in rooting out violent content as crises unfold in real time.
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The companies were already under scrutiny over the rise in online extremist content, but Friday's troubling incident also underscored big tech's difficulties in rooting out violent content as crises unfold in real time.
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The decision to use it could signal that Trump will take a more aggressive -- or, at the least, more high profile -- approach to rooting out ISIS than his predecessor President Barack Obama did.
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"While we're making progress rooting out this abuse, as we've said before, it's an ongoing challenge because the people responsible are determined and well funded," Facebook said in its statement about the accounts.
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Organizations are starting to understand the importance of rooting out security flaws from their applications, but there's only so much you can do when dealing with hundreds of thousands of lines of code.
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Formally inaugurating the new National Guard, veteran leftist Lopez Obrador blamed the economic policies of previous administrations for exacerbating the violence and said his government was rooting out corruption and inequality in Mexico.
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They planned to deliver it to the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection (CCDI) office, the Communist Party of China's top organ for rooting out corruption and malfeasance, at 8 AM the next morning.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn's office interfered in independent party discipline processes aimed at rooting out anti-Semitism, the BBC said on Wednesday, a claim that the Labour Party sharply rejected.
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He pitched Brazil to the well-heeled audience gathered in this Alpine ski resort as a good place to do business — a country committed to rooting out rampant corruption and rolling back regulations.
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MOSCOW, Aug 27 (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Tuesday that he and his Turkish counterpart Tayyip Erdogan have outlined additional joint measures aimed at rooting out "terrorists" in Syria's Idlib area.
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Mr. Trump's Republican defenders have long argued that the president's demand that Ukraine announce investigations into the Bidens was not improper because he was merely interested in rooting out corruption in that country.
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After the 2014 revolution overthrew a pro-Russian president in Ukraine, Mr. Saakashvili and about a dozen other Georgian officials with experience rooting out corruption moved to Ukraine to join the new government.
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Facebook's newly proactive and transparent approach to rooting out foreign meddling has earned cautious praise from some of the company's critics, including Senator Mark Warner, the leading Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee.
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Sondland's testimony on what Trump really wanted out of Zelensky tells you everything you need to know about how deeply committed the American President was -- and is -- to rooting out corruption in Ukraine.
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The new president, who replaced Jacob Zuma as president in February, has staked his reputation on revising a stuttering economy and rooting out corruption associated with Zuma's nine scandal-plagued years in power.
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YANGON (Reuters) - Myanmar has promised to take action against policemen who beat Muslims after footage of villagers being treated violently appeared online amid tension over a government crackdown aimed at rooting out suspected insurgents.
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The eight-figure TV and digital buy in Iowa, New Hampshire, Nevada and South Carolina includes at least three new ads that center on the theme of Warren's campaign: rooting out corruption in Washington.
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Indeed, the evidence at the heart of the Ukraine scandal makes clear that Trump had a laser focus not on rooting out Ukrainian corruption generally, but solely on generating dirt on his political opponents.
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Social Security also has moved to improve efficiency through initiatives aimed at serving the public online and via its toll-free number, and by beefing up program integrity programs aimed at rooting out fraud.
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But their number has increased as Turkey's relations with European governments, especially Germany's, have crumbled amid Mr Erdogan's obsession with rooting out supporters of Fethullah Gulen, an exiled cleric, following last year's failed coup.
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China has a history of major work safety accidents and each one normally triggers a nationwide inspection campaign aimed at rooting out violations and punishing officials for cutting corners or shirking their supervisory duties.
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The Treasury Department says its rule – along with separate but related legislation it proposed to Congress – strikes the right balance between rooting out corruption and avoiding burdensome requirements on financial firms and legitimate clients.
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Tangshan accounted for close to half of that, with output at 88.3 million tonnes, and has been the target of a tough new inspection campaign aimed at rooting out firms that break the rules.
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" White House press secretary Sean Spicer declined to comment on the reported changes last week, but said during a briefing that the program was initially intended to focus on "rooting out radical Islamic terrorism.
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Syria's pervasive security agencies have played a major role for President Bashar al-Assad since the start of the conflict in 2011 by rooting out and detaining those suspected of links with the opposition.
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Giuliani's involvement in the Ukraine scandal undercuts the central premise of the president's defense: that his conversation with Zelensky related strictly to government business and to Trump's interest in rooting out corruption in Ukraine.
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Mr. Obama has had to walk a fine line in reacting to the deadly skein of shootings, balancing his call for rooting out racial injustice with compassion for the sacrifices made by police officers.
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Watts oversaw a team of police officers who were supposed to be rooting out the project's drug trade, but he was in fact running his own "criminal enterprise," as another officer later put it.
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Since the appointment of President Xi Jinping in 2013, China has fought a far-reaching campaign aimed at rooting out corruption and extravagance among officials and restoring public faith in the ruling Communist Party.
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The report finds that there was no evidence of collusion between Trump associates and the Kremlin and recommends rooting out intel leaks with "mandatory polygraphs" for those with top secret security clearances, per Politico.
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A broad anti-graft campaign in China, aimed at rooting out deep-seated corruption in the ruling Communist Party, including the misuse or embezzlement of government funds, has ensnared more than 1.3 million officials.
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But Mr. Ramaphosa's allies had hoped for a decisive victory that would hand him a strong mandate to silence rivals and fulfill his pledge of rooting out corruption in the party and in government.
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The discussion ranged from how the technology companies could use their data to help track the virus to rooting out misinformation spreading online, according to people familiar with the discussions and a meeting readout.
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That could put even more pressure on Silicon Valley companies to invest in rooting out falsehoods on their platform and set the stage for battles between candidates and companies in the coming years. 2.
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Its investigations arm, however, which is charged with rooting out corruption and malfeasance in the department's ranks, has far fewer than its allotted share: 210 are there currently, not the 101 in the budget.
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Ryaboshapka, who is focused on rooting out corruption, has previously said he will be reviewing previous cases involving Burisma, but it will not involve a criminal investigation into Hunter Biden, the Washington Post reports.
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These types of schemes are against Apple's rules, but the company has continued to struggle with rooting out these apps, which come up with unique ways to game search results in the App Store.
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If Washington is going to re-establish trust with the American people, the governing class needs to begin by rooting out this bad behavior and creating new rules to ensure it never happens again.
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Female Democrats are hoping that their display of black will help bring the "Me Too" conversation about rooting out sexual misconduct and women's issues to Trump's State of the Union on Jan. 30. Rep.
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Between the ease of setting up a campaign, the difficulty of detecting fraud and the ability to set up campaigns on someone else's behalf, rooting out fraud on online donation sites can be tremendously complicated.
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Yet in the absence of rooting out and prosecuting those individuals who think they have a right to break their oath of trust by disclosing sensitive information, tighter restrictions on information sharing must be enforced.
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Another worry is that tracker managers will be less vigilant in rooting out bad management practices at the firms they invest in, as they do not have the option of selling if they are unhappy.
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Ukraine has made patchy progress in rooting out endemic official corruption, despite repeated promises from the Western-backed government that took power in 2014 after a popular uprising driven partly by public anger over sleaze.
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Giuliani's involvement in the Ukraine scandal also undercuts the central premise of the president's defense: that his conversation with Zelensky related strictly to government business and to Trump's interest in rooting out corruption in Ukraine.
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India's surprise move to ban several bank notes last November — aimed at rooting out illicit cash — appeared to have achieved the opposite of its intended goal, according to a report from the country's central bank.
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" Biden backed his son, Hunter, saying that he and his son did nothing wrong in Ukraine during his vice presidency: "I carried out the policy of the United States in rooting out corruption in Ukraine.
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HR 1 also contained a plan for public campaign finance reform — while Warren voices support for that in her anti-corruption proposal, she also says rooting out corruption must be the beginning of structural change.
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But while Ukraine's new leaders were dependent on the West's military support and eager for access to its rich economies, they did not all share the West's enthusiasm for rooting out the country's endemic corruption.
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He acknowledged that the potential presence of a loaded gun in the jail was "obviously a serious issue," but said that rooting out contraband did not justify the conditions that inmates were being subjected to.
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One thing is clear: It will be hard for the group to continue carrying out its mission of identifying and rooting out extremists while its own staff is up in arms over allegations of injustice.
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President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador has pledged to rescue the ailing Mexican oil giant by growing the firm's government-supplied budget, lowering its tax bill and rooting out corruption, but the latest numbers remained mostly gloomy.
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"The Syrian conflict has led to the rise and spread of terrorism; without rooting out terrorism, there will be no peace for the Syrian people, and there will be no security for regional countries," Liu said.
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"In 2007, the Justice Department was upended by scandal because it had pursued a partisan agenda on voting, under the guise of rooting out suspected 'voter fraud,'" Adam Gitlin and Wendy Weiser wrote in a Jan.
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Over there, Syrian Democratic Forces—a Kurdish-led alliance dedicated to rooting out ISIS and backed by the US—have nearly liberated the city and its suburbs, and American troops are beginning a long-awaited drawdown.
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The company also has an entire team dedicated to finding and rooting out fake accounts, which it says comprise a tiny portion of its users, and offers a website to report fake or co-opted accounts.
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More than 2,000 academics signed a petition in January criticizing military action in the southeast, including round-the-clock curfews aimed at rooting out PKK militants who have barricaded themselves in residential areas in southeastern cities.
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Rooting out the type of graft that has become business as usual in much of the region is vital to attracting foreign investment, creating more equitable prosperity and restoring the trust of citizens in their governments.
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Analysts view the reforms as an institutionalization of the fight on graft, embodying a shift in emphasis from rooting out financial graft and Xi's political enemies to enforcing instructions from the top leadership and punishing negligence.
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Facebook, of course, has spent the last couple years rooting out Russia-backed propaganda and other "coordinated inauthentic behavior" on its platform following the country's use of the social network during the 2016 U.S. presidential elections.
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Richard, who has stolen mini-bottles of booze out of Sam's filing cabinet, begins blackmailing her, in the process rooting out the real cause of her misery as he gradually reveals his own left-field identity.
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Now, in the #MeToo era and with an increasing number of restaurants rooting out physical and sexual harassment at all levels of their organizations, I view the story as a blatant example of bullying and sexism.
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Multiple times during the more than 30-minute briefing where I took over 25 questions, I referred to President Trump's interest in rooting out corruption in Ukraine, and ensuring taxpayer dollars are spent responsibly and appropriately.
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Zeid Ra'ad al-Hussein, the United Nations high commissioner for human rights, said he did not underestimate the difficulty of rooting out the Islamic State forces from their remaining strongholds in Mosul, Iraq's second-largest city.
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Ossoff has run by focusing on business development, "rooting out corruption," and ending partisan gridlock in Washington — all issues that appeal to affluent suburban moderates who swung to Hillary Clinton for the first time in 2016.
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A spokeswoman referred Reuters to previous statements in which the company said it is committed to rooting out graft and has made strides in improving its compliance programs since the Car Wash scandal exploded in 2014.
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As for Facebook's systems catching what it considers "bad" content, Jana Eggers, the CEO of AI startup Nara Logics, said she "doubts" Facebook is rooting out as much of the terrorist content as Zuckerberg said it did.
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Mr. Jacobs, whom Mr. Cuomo appointed to the state commission, insisted that his proposal was aimed at reducing voter confusion and rooting out corruption among "sham" parties that he said trade their ballot lines for political favors.
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I would rather spend time working on my mind, rooting out, challenging, and unlearning the oppressive assumption that women must pluck and shave and wax themselves bald in order to be acceptable, fuckable, and deserving of love.
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The rise of the "internal investigation" dates back to the 1970s, when the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) decided it would be more cost-effective to let companies do the work of rooting out fraud for them.
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In the International Category, Steve Stecklow is a finalist for 'Hatebook,' which revealed how Facebook, in the years leading up to the ethnic cleansing of the Rohingya in Myanmar, devoted scant resources to rooting out hate speech.
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The Five Star Movement has grown explosively since it was founded in 2009, garnering support from people across the political spectrum for its aggressive stances on rooting out corruption in the Italian government and leaving the euro.
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"The two leaders agreed on the importance of unity among Ukrainian political forces to quickly pass reforms in line with the commitments in its IMF program, including measures focused on rooting out corruption," the White House said.
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His task will be to walk the fine line between rooting out bad practices in the industry and making sure that multinational banks—vital sources of tax for the government—do not take offence and head overseas.
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After the planes hit the Twin Towers on September 11, Kander, the son of a cop, enlisted in the Army and was sent to Afghanistan as an intelligence officer charged with rooting out corruption and drug trafficking.
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To date, solutions favored by Lopez Obrador, a leftist populist who ran on a promise of strengthening the Mexican oil giant, focus on rooting out corruption from within the company while directing more public financing its way.
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"We are committed to rooting out tax abuses wherever we find them, especially in the art world, where the difference can be hundreds of thousands — if not millions — of dollars in lost tax revenue," Mr. Schneiderman said.
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With the energy of pigs rooting out truffles, Democrats are searching high and low for new taxes to shrink income inequality and to fund their budget-busting social programs like "Medicare for all" and free college tuition.
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Many sports federations have shown little interest in rooting out drug violations — which can affect public confidence in competitions, along with television ratings and sponsor money — and they are not expected to take an aggressive approach now.
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After being suspended by the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) last year, Russia is trying to convince sports authorities it is serious about rooting out cheats in time for the Rio de Janeiro Olympics in August.
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Embracing the successes at EPA – as well as rooting out its excesses – will bring certainty and predictability to industry, making it easier to create jobs while also bringing new, innovative, cleaner and healthier products to the marketplace.
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As president of Georgia for nearly a decade, Mr. Saakashvili initially won plaudits in Washington and other Western capitals for rooting out corruption and turning his small nation into a rare success story among former Soviet lands.
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The National Security Commission has remained a secretive institution, rarely surfacing in official news reports, but reports on local government websites indicate that it has galvanized official energies on fighting spies, rooting out dissent and eradicating subversion.
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From 1949 until 1956, Mao presided over the installation of the Communist dictatorship in China, rooting out all opposition, real or imagined, and transforming the ownership of the means of production from private hands to socialist control.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads MADRID — After the fall of the northern Spanish city of Gijón in 1937, the victorious armies of Franco's Nationalists set about the task of rooting out and taking revenge upon leftist supporters.
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The entire purpose of the lander was to demonstrate technology that will be used to bring a larger, mobile rover to the surface of Mars in 2020—and that demonstration included rooting out any design or operational flaws.
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In real life, the city of Cartagena was one of the seats of the Holy Office of the Inquisition, which tortured men and women in the name of rooting out witches, heretics, and blasphemers of the Catholic faith.
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The scale of the raids and arrests, three months after the attacks in Brussels that killed 32 people, suggested in part that the Belgian authorities were working to dispel doubts about their dedication to rooting out potential terrorists.
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Given the huge amount of data involved in market surveillance, machine learning algorithms can be far more efficient than humans in rooting out potential market manipulation, said Richard Johnson, a market structure and technology consultant at Greenwich Associates.
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As it turns out, there are some actually clever ways of decomposing big problems—imagine the above statement but with millions of true and false clauses—by finding certain kinds of subproblems and by rooting out internal contradictions.
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Judicial authorities also suspended another 184 judges and prosecutors, adding to a stream of dismissals and arrests which Ankara says are aimed at rooting out supporters of U.S.-based cleric Fethullah Gulen, who Ankara says masterminded the putsch.
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Mr. Sirisena broke with the governing party, and won on a campaign of rising above party politics, rooting out corruption in his predecessor's clique, reining in the military and decentralizing power to address the grievances of minority groups.
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As the White House struggles with ongoing departures of its senior staff, key vacancies throughout the executive branch charged with rooting out waste, fraud and abuse remain unfilled more than a year after President Donald Trump took office.
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On Friday, Trump appeared to adopt a new line of defense as he spoke with reporters, repeatedly telling them that his main motivator was rooting out corruption, rather than damaging the electoral prospects of any singular political opponent.
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The defense team, even with its focus on the financial crimes for which Manafort was convicted, reminded Ellis on Friday that Manafort's case was unrelated to Mueller's core effort of rooting out Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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If they read it correctly, he answered, they'll realize that rooting out gays would mean ridding the church of some of their heroes, who inveigh against homosexuality as a way of denying and camouflaging who they really are.
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On the same day that Mark Zuckerberg is headed to Capitol Hill to meet with lawmakers ahead of his congressional testimony, Facebook announced a new initiative for rooting out external abusers of the Facebook platform and users' data. Whoa!
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As secretariat, Pell was tenacious to the point of abrasive in what he saw as rooting out corruption in the Vatican's coffers, something critics saw as a sign of his desire to use his post to consolidate personal power.
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NTV gave no further information about the moves, part of a wide-ranging purge of state institutions aimed at rooting out supporters of the attempted coup and of a U.S.-based Muslim cleric the government says was behind it.
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It is trying to convince sports authorities it is serious about rooting out cheats as it waits to hear on June 17 whether its track and field stars will be allowed to compete at the Rio Olympics in August.
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Going forward, the ExoMars team will focus on the rooting out exact causes of the crash to prevent the same problem from compromising the second-generation ExoMars 2020 spacecraft, which includes a rover, scheduled for liftoff in four years.
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As of September, 210,260 serving police in Jalisco, or nearly 10 percent of the municipal force, had failed evaluations known as "loyalty tests" aimed at rooting out corruption, according to data compiled by Causa en Comun, a transparency group.
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After she was arrested, she claimed that she was a victim of political persecution by her successor, President Benigno S. Aquino III, who campaigned on the promise of rooting out corruption and jailing political leaders who plundered government coffers.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — More than 200 people have been summoned for questioning, and most are still detained, in a wide-ranging crackdown that Saudi Arabia says is aimed at rooting out corruption and reclaiming embezzled funds, the government said Thursday.
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Amid a civil war in which religion — the nature of God and the Devil — was at stake as much as the rights of king and Parliament, he persuaded local justices to back him in rooting out this demonic threat.
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The day after Bill O'Reilly was ousted from Fox News, aftershocks rippled through the network, with news of Mr. O'Reilly's exit package spreading through the newsroom and some employees questioning how committed executives were to rooting out sexual harassment.
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The Biden allegations were not central to that discussion, which took place in Toronto, as it mainly focused on how to urge the Ukrainians to make positive policy decisions -- namely in rooting out corruption, and dealing with the Russians.
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The vice president told reporters after the meeting that he did not discuss Biden, but that he talked to Zelensky in great detail about Trump's interest in rooting out corruption in Ukraine, and also about US aid to Ukraine.
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During his campaign, Trump repeatedly vowed to "drain the swamp" -- leading chants of the phrase at his rallies -- part of an anti-establishment, anti-Washington message that was predicated on rooting out corruption and bringing an outsider's perspective to government.
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The clampdown in a half-dozen towns in the southeast, home to most of Turkey's 15 million Kurds, is aimed at rooting out militants who have dug trenches and built barricades in a bid to declare autonomy in urban areas.
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Warren's presidential campaign has been defined by its relentless focus on rooting out corruption in Washington DC. The senator from Massachusetts first released a wide-ranging anti-corruption bill back in August 2018, well before she announced her campaign for president.
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It's an added complication that Reed is a lawyer in charge of rooting out and prosecuting mutants, but that also means he's familiar enough with the mutants' network that he can get in touch with their underground to get help.
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It would have even more if tech firms were not using every design trick they could think of—from push notifications to recommendation engines—to undermine that control, or if they were taking the initiative in rooting out harmful content.
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Poroshenko, one of Ukraine's richest businessmen, was propelled to power by a popular revolt in 2014, and needs to convince Kiev's Western backers that he is serious about improving governance and rooting out entrenched corruption to secure continued financial backing.
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Courts have in recent years ruled that discussions involving truthful and scientific information are allowed, which could affect who is responsible for rooting out falsehood, said Christopher Robertson, a law professor at New York University and the University of Arizona.
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Sanger, a board member since 2003, is under pressure to assure investors and regulators that he is rooting out the bank's problems after a welter of criticism that the board didn't do enough despite knowing about the problem since 2014.
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Former Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson said Sunday that the military needs to do a better job of "rooting out" individuals with extremist views, after a Coast Guard lieutenant was accused of plotting to kill prominent Democratic lawmakers and journalists.
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Whether it's protecting Americans' health care, rooting out corruption in Washington or ensuring every person has a shot at their version of the American dream, our work for veterans can lead the way for a better nation for all of us.
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During the same meeting that led to Mr. Infantino's election, FIFA approved changes to overhaul an organization that the authorities in the United States, which has taken the lead in rooting out corruption in FIFA, have said is overrun with criminals.
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After Mosul falls, and the immediate urgency of the ISIS fight fades, it's not clear how effective the Iraqi government and military will be at rooting out ISIS fighters who have chosen to hide, setting the stage for further violence.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's insurance regulator said on Sunday it will ramp up its supervision of insurance companies to make sure they comply with tighter risk controls and threatened to investigate executives who flout rules aimed at rooting out risk-taking.
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Unlike Sanders, Warren promised not to reject much of the political system altogether but instead to overhaul it from the inside, rooting out the corruption she sees as the cause of so many of the ills of American society today.
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Wilkinson captures it well: Because the American republic is, in fact, in the midst of a spiraling crisis of corruption, there is more than a whiff of radicalism in a reform agenda focused on rooting out graft and restoring popular sovereignty.
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They simply either argue with lies such as that Trump was concerned with our national security or rooting out corruption, or they argue that what he did may have been inappropriate but it doesn't rise to the level of impeachment.
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"Multiple times during the more-than 30 minute briefing where I took over 25 questions, I referred to President Trump's interest in rooting out corruption in Ukraine, and ensuring taxpayer dollars are spent responsibly and appropriately," Mulvaney said in the statement.
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"I'm concerned that social media companies, internet service provider firms that host websites and others in the internet ecosystem haven't been proactive enough in rooting out these illegal offers to distribute opioids from their respective platforms," Gottlieb said in the speech.
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Addressing the charges that Trump abused his power in pressuring Ukraine, Cipollone and Sekulow wrote that his actions were "perfectly legal, completely appropriate, and taken in furtherance of our national interest" — and were focused on rooting out corruption in Ukraine.
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On ABC's "This Week," Representative Jim Jordan, an Ohio Republican who is one of Mr. Trump's most steadfast defenders, said the president was merely interested in rooting out legitimate accusations of corruption and that Democrats were unfairly vilifying him for it.
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They have been replaced by relatively little known loyalists anxious to carry out Mr. Trump's will and eager to embrace his zeal in rooting out members of the so-called deep state involved in his impeachment or seen as dissidents.
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Trump also insisted he has an "obligation" to request investigations by foreign countries, claiming that his effort to press Ukraine to investigate the Bidens was about rooting out "corruption" and not about investigating a political rival in the 2020 presidential campaign.
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Jair Bolsonaro, who was stabbed while on the campaign trail, espouses several policy positions and tactics that you have adopted, including a focus on draining the swamp and rooting out corruption, attacking the press and making his country great again.
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Trump's legal team argued during Saturday's installment of the impeachment trial that the administration's hold up of military aid to Ukraine was predicated on good-faith concerns about rooting out corruption in the country, not his desire for political favors.
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In December 2014, Jezebel posted a list of 100 very thirsty people, moments and things under the headline "The Unquenchable Year," rooting out clueless desperation wherever it dwelt: Aaron Sorkin, bachelor parties, Kris Jenner, Kim Jong-un, journalism as a discipline.
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In addition to sustaining and building upon its efforts to counter violent extremism, the Government of Kosovo must focus on coming together as a country, rooting out corruption, advancing the rule of law, and consolidating progress to strengthen its democracy.
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WASHINGTON — Federal lawmakers excoriated international sports officials on Tuesday for what they called a bungled response to the Russian doping scandal, with delayed investigations, insufficient sanctions and a lack of interest in rooting out cheating that has tarnished the Olympic brand.
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However, Pelosi and other Democratic leaders can and should build a stronger consensus on rooting out anti-Semitism in the caucus and beyond by advancing a more inclusive dialogue, rather than ramming opinions through the media and legislation through Congress.
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Daniels called for a "complete cultural change" at the organization, and cited the atmosphere — where elite athletes are trained and taught to defer to authority figures such as coaches — as contributing to the roadblocks of rooting out and reporting abuse.
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Image 2 of 2 MEXICO CITY – It was a signature achievement by the government that took over Mexico five years ago: educational reforms aimed at improving schools, rooting out incompetent teachers and breaking the grip of unions on hiring and firing them.
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Insurance company officials make up the majority of the authority's board, which last year doled out $14 million in targeted grants to fund the work of roughly 100 prosecutors, investigators, and support staffers across the state dedicated exclusively to rooting out insurance fraud.
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New York City Council members Monday bluntly told the nominee to run the agency responsible for rooting out corruption in city government that the office must be more transparent with the council about its work, particularly when it comes to overseeing the NYPD.
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But an audit released Monday from the NASA Office of Inspector General (OIG)—a watchdog group tasked with rooting out crimes, waste, and mismanagement at the agency—found that NASA has often been careless with the space memorabilia that emblematizes its storied history.
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In this case, as the ad dollars that have long financed journalism vaporize into the electronic ether, you don't know with any certainty that the best services that newspapers have provided — holding public officials to account, rooting out corruption — will live on.
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Rooting out police corruption The police department has been plagued in recent years by corruption scandals, and a Justice Department investigation in 2016 found that it unconstitutionally engaged in a pattern of excessive force and had severely insufficient training and accountability procedures.
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From the start, Hunter's role at Burisma was criticized by ethics watchdogs as a conflict of interest for his father, who was still vice president at the time and heavily focused on pressuring Ukraine to do a better job rooting out corruption.
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The head of the CIA offered a dire outlook on the prospect of the United States rooting out the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS), saying Thursday the terror group aims to extend its reach and is undaunted in carrying out attacks.
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His mutiny came as Mr. Cummings is moving aggressively to shake up the bureaucracy, seeking to inject new people — especially ones with the math and science skills he considers lacking in senior civil servants — and rooting out those he deems hostile to Brexit.
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"If Justice Kennedy agrees with plaintiffs in either of these cases, then he'll be known for decades as the justice who succeeded in rooting out the worst abuses in partisan gerrymandering," said Josh Douglas, a professor University of Kentucky College of Law.
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Facebook funneling Americans' access to quality journalism and trustworthy sources of information threatens the very existence of the free and diverse press, a lynchpin of our constitutional democracy that is key to rooting out corruption and holding the government and powerful corporations accountable.
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"For years, we wondered when private companies were going to reach the breaking point and sue," said John Scott-Railton, senior researcher at Citizen Lab, a University of Toronto outfit dedicated to rooting out cyber weaponry used to commit human rights abuses.
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Some critics online have compared the plan to Chairman Mao Zedong's programme of more than five decades ago that effectively exiled millions of fresh high school graduates from the cities to remote areas to be "re-educated", rooting out what he saw as bourgeois thinking.
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From rooting out your intimate and embarrassing secrets to imitating you, machine learning is making it hard to not only hide your identity but also keep ownership of it and prevent from being attributed to you words you haven't uttered and actions you haven't taken.
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The bottom line is that even if Facebook dedicates far more resource (human and AI) to rooting out 'election interference' the wider problem is that a commercial entity which benefits from engagement on an ad-funded platform is also the referee setting the rules.
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Some critics online have compared the plan to Chairman Mao Zedong's program of more than five decades ago that effectively exiled millions of fresh high school graduates from the cities to remote areas to be "re-educated", rooting out what he saw as bourgeois thinking.
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Tackling graft and corruption has been a major priority of Xi's and his investigators have taken down many high ranking officials, though some analysts have said the campaign is more about neutering potential opponents and score settling rather than actually rooting out bad apples.
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It put the country on a permanent war footing, justifying the state's poverty as necessary to maintain its massive military, justifying its oppression as rooting out internal traitors and propping up its legitimacy with the rally-around-the-flag nationalism that often comes during wartime.
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Had he not succumbed to political pressure by focusing only on bots and misidentified accounts, instead of trying to please everyone by rooting out a swath of "offensive" speech, I think his position would have lifted rather than depressed the enthusiasm of his users.
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"Our government recognizes the significance of Hodeidah's port for aid delivery, and therefore rooting out the Houthis will eliminate their destructive meddling in aid distribution," Yemen's ambassador to the United States, Ahmed Awad Binmubarak, wrote in an op-ed in Newsweek on March 20.
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She detailed her decades of service as a diplomat, and expressed concern that her sudden ouster due to a Trumpworld smear campaign this past spring could have a chilling effect on those who are sincerely committed to rooting out corruption in Ukraine and elsewhere.
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The Trump administration has been frustrated with what it sees as a lack of support from Pakistan in rooting out terrorists — most recently with Islamabad's refusal to give Americans access to a captured militant who could provide intelligence on at least one American hostage.
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Earlier this month, the President instructed McEntee to focus on rooting out disloyal officials, a charge that prompted the personnel chief to tell agency officials at a recent meeting that his office will be on the lookout for staffers who are seen as disloyal.
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MotoRefi, a new fintech startup that was born out of QED Investors in 2017, says it has developed an auto refinancing platform that handles the entire process, from rooting out the best rates to paying off the old lender and re-titling the vehicle.
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The three asked the president's council if President Trump had more than one motive for the alleged conduct in the first article of impeachment such as pursuit of political advantage, rooting out corruption, what have you, then how should the Senate considered these multiple motives?
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Multiple public officials have testified the President did not have an interest in rooting out corruption in Ukraine -- a policy that Ambassador Marie Yovanovitch had been pursuing vigorously until Trump had her removed -- but rather sought illegitimately to procure investigations into a specific political opponent.
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Jubilee is not about changing the world in the "we're gonna win the war on Christmas," soldiers-in-the-culture-war sort of way, with its focus on rooting out any element of society that could be considered "secular," from Harry Potter to queer people.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Department of Homeland Security's former top watchdog, tasked with rooting out waste, fraud and abuse, was indicted on Friday on charges he plotted to steal the government's proprietary software and confidential databases to boost his private business, the Justice Department said.
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To that point, the team leads will continue returning to the Atacama over the next four years to test out drills, detection kits, and rovers, with the aim of fine-tuning the process of rooting out extremophile organisms, and distinguishing between biotic and abiotic signatures.
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In 2014, after beating back an Islamist advance, the 3,000-strong French force — which is not part of MINUSMA — then shifted its focus to keeping down the rebellion in the north and rooting out Al Qaeda and other cells that were still staging attacks.
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Given tech's propensity to grandstand its own accomplishments, one could assume that the number of moderators tasked with rooting out bad actors on these massive sites is unimpressive, and based on the increasing frequency of abuse, these teams haven't been able to keep up with the abuse.
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And Obama consistently ran well ahead of Mitt Romney on the questions of tackling government corruption and rooting out special interest influence, according to Gallup polling: It's easy for left-wing critics to be cynical and dismissive of Democrats' decision to make peace with big-money donors.
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As viewers watched Holoborodko rooting out corruption on screen, they observed his real-life avatar, backed by a political party called "Servant of the People", criticising Poroshenko and championing ideas first mooted by Holoborodko, such as getting rid of the presidential motorcade which Holoborodko thought frivolous.
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Mr Fogel had "no idea" why a man whose professional reputation depends on rooting out dopers would help him cheat, but the doctor's motives seem to be cerebral: he too was keen to demonstrate the obvious flaws of the very system that he is supposed to protect.
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While senior officials across Latin America have been brought to justice in a series of corruption investigations in recent years, including high-profile cases from Guatemala to Brazil, Mexico has so far lagged behind despite Lopez Obrador's focus on rooting out what he describes as rampant graft.
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But as Conselice hints, we may be on the brink of rooting out these dimmer galaxies with sophisticated new instruments like the James Webb Space Telescope, set for launch in 2018, or the European Extremely Large Telescope, which is scheduled to receive first light in 2024.
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"Today's resolution, with one of the largest manufacturers of generic drugs, is a significant step toward ensuring that prices for generic drugs are set by competition, not collusion, and rooting out antitrust crimes that cheated American purchasers of vital medicines," said Assistant Attorney General Makan Delrahim.
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Dennis M. Kelleher, president and chief executive of Better Markets, an advocacy group that has filed briefs in support of the government in the MetLife case, said that labeling potentially risky firms and monitoring problematic activities were essential for rooting out threats to the financial system.
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They took another step in this direction on Friday, when the House voted 234-to-193 — along straight party lines — to pass the For the People Act, a sweeping package of proposals aimed at rooting out political corruption and shoring up the integrity of the electoral system.
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The World Bank said the revision was due to disruptions caused by demonetization (aimed at rooting out black money) and the implementation of the goods and services tax (GST) although it said the economy would recover, predicting it would grow at 7.4 percent by 2019-20.
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ILIGAN, Philippines — A Roman Catholic priest who was held hostage for months by Islamic State-inspired militants in the war-torn southern city of Marawi has been freed, the Philippine military said on Sunday, as it moved closer to rooting out the remaining gunmen from their strongholds.
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ANKARA/ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Smarting over exclusion from an Iraqi-led offensive against Islamic State in Mosul and Kurdish militia gains in Syria, President Tayyip Erdogan warned on Wednesday Turkey "will not wait until the blade is against our bone" but could act alone in rooting out enemies.
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The memo shared three examples of ads, all featuring the theme of rooting out corruption, that the campaign plans to launch, though it did not clarify which of the three would run online, on television or both, and exactly when the ads would begin to air.
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Related: The 'Heart of Jihadism' in Europe is More Complicated Than You Think But it's important that community organizations and young people themselves become an integral part of rooting out radicalization, said Jivani, who has organized youth engagement programs in Toronto communities with high crime rates.
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But there is a small army of cranks and even real scientists out there who want black holes to not exist, or who are at least interested in rooting out each and every ambiguity as to their existence, which is fine because science is all about questioning itself.
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A necessary ingredient in this achievement has been the quelling of all forms of dissent – from the rooting out of factions such as the Shanghai clique and Communist Youth League alumni to jailing a Chinese student who tweeted an image highlighting Xi's – admittedly uncanny – resemblance to Winnie the Pooh.
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Even if Mr. Biden's primary competitors don't take direct aim, the perception of Mr. Biden's son leveraging his connections cuts a stark contrast with two leading rivals, Ms. Warren and Senator Bernie Sanders, who have centered their candidacies around a fierce populist message of rooting out corruption in Washington.
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BRASILIA, June 22 (Reuters) - Brazil's Supreme Court is expected to rule on Thursday whether terms of plea bargains struck in the nation's sweeping corruption probes can be revised by the full court, a move critics worry could sharply weaken the most potent weapon prosecutors wield in rooting out graft.
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One possible answer is the optics — the anomaly of the crown prince doling out $450.3 million for a painting, no matter how rare or wonderful, when he has so publicly and dramatically dedicated the first six months of his heir-apparency to imposing austerity measures and rooting out corruption.
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Even though the Trump administration punted on major H-1B visa reform, it's taken a number of steps this week to show it is rooting out fraud and abuse of the program that allows U.S. companies to hire foreign high-skilled workers, and possibly cracking down on some kinds of applicants.
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Operation Choke Point, designed by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and the Department of Justice under the pretenses of rooting out fraud from the financial system has put the squeeze on legally-operating industries the government doesn't like in an attempt to choke off those industries from our country's banking system.
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The Joint Commission on Public Ethics, which is supposed to monitor Albany's politicians, needs to be stronger and more transparent; its failure is one reason Preet Bharara, the United States attorney for the Southern District of New York, has had to do the tough work of rooting out Albany corruption.
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" Pakistan policy In 2009, President Barack Obama announced a "comprehensive, new strategy for Afghanistan and Pakistan" "The future of Afghanistan is inextricably linked to the future of its neighbor, Pakistan," Obama said, calling on Islamabad to "demonstrate its commitment to rooting out al Qaeda and the violent extremists within its borders.
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If you step out of the lift on a Chinese bank's executive floor, you will often see signs pointing to the president's office in one direction and to the office of the discipline inspection committee (the body in charge of enforcing party rules and rooting out corruption) in the other.
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IDC calls on the incoming Trump administration to take swift action to protect the Christians of Iraq, Syria, and Egypt; to provide humanitarian aid and to urge governments to protect minorities; and to defeat ISIS — both militarily and by identifying and rooting out its ideological and financial bases of support.
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He ran social media for Prince Mohammed, masterminded the arrest of hundreds of Saudi Arabia's elite late last year in a campaign Riyadh said aimed at rooting out corruption, and took a harsh line against neighboring Qatar when Saudi Arabia imposed an economic boycott of the Gulf state in June 2017.
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"They're going to be focused on rooting out coup plotters, and that's going to preoccupy all the national security services; and everything else, including going after ISIL, will be secondary," said Eric S. Edelman, a former United States ambassador to Turkey and top Pentagon official under President George W. Bush.
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In this society, Gavin Penn-of-Chaffee is an illegal child, hiding among the Million, and when his adoptive father is killed, he takes on the identity of a dead boy, only to realize that he's been summoned to join the infamous secret police tasked with rooting out illegals such as himself.
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Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE has previously stated that rooting out and prosecuting leakers would be a priority for his Justice Department.
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While rooting out discrimination is absolutely essential, the path to a level playing field for moms is far more complex: It requires collective outrage and action about the lack of supportive work-family policies in America, like paid family leave, paid sick time, predictable and flexible scheduling, and quality, affordable child care.
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Bipartisan members of the Senate Intelligence Committee and a Senate Judiciary Subcommittee have pledged to look into possible interactions between Trump associates and the Russian government, while the Trump administration and many Republicans in relevant Committees in the House have suggested that the probes should instead focus on rooting out the sources of the leaks.
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After an investigation by an obscure law enforcement agency that focuses on rooting out financial crimes, the bank's chief operating officer was tried and convicted last year in a Northern California federal court, and is now serving an eight-year sentence for failing to properly write down troubled loans ahead of the financial crisis.
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On the Mexican side of the border, the conflict took on all the trappings of war, as men dressed in black tactical outfits with assault rifles and grenades went house to house rooting out members of the opposition, torturing and executing them, or else engaged in gun battles in the streets of Nuevo Laredo.
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One form of pressure comes from the left, which is increasingly intent on rooting out all residues of traditionalism within the liberal order — treating any form of nationalism as suspect, any policing of religious orthodoxy as dangerous, any approach to sex and family and childrearing that isn't purely gender-egalitarian as a dangerous atavism.
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"However, Mr. McCabe's departure certainly does not mean that we are done rooting out the problems at the F.B.I." Mr. McCabe, a graduate of Duke and of Washington University School of Law in St. Louis, joined the F.B.I. in 1996 as an agent in the New York office and quickly ascended the bureau's ranks.
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More than 300 people across the company are working on the initiative, but the War Room will house a smaller team of about 20 people focused on rooting out disinformation, monitoring false news and deleting fake accounts that may be trying to influence voters before coming elections in the United States, Brazil and other countries.
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Read more: 'Lawyer up': DOJ veterans have one piece of advice for Trump and Giuliani amid the Ukraine whistleblower scandalGiuliani's involvement in the Ukraine scandal also doesn't bode well for Trump because it undercuts the central premise of the president's defense: His conversation with Zelensky related strictly to government business and Trump's interest in rooting out corruption in Ukraine.
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You've seen this throughout the election, from Trump's attacks on federal judge Gonzalo Curiel to his performance at the Republican National Convention—where he cast Hispanic immigrants as an existential threat to American life—to his marquee speech on immigration in Phoenix, Arizona, where he called for a new national focus on rooting out unauthorized immigrants.
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"I'm concerned that social media companies, internet service providers (ISP) firms that host websites, and others in the internet ecosystem haven't been proactive enough in rooting out these illegal offers to distribute opioids from their respective platforms," Gottlieb will say Wednesday evening at the annual National Rx Drug Abuse and Heroin Summit in Atlanta, according to his prepared remarks.
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Like the Office for Victims of Crime, the Civil Rights Division and every other office of the Justice Department, the Office on Violence Against Women must be led by someone with a demonstrated history of and commitment to protecting the rights of crime victims --including survivors of domestic and sexual violence --challenging and rooting out discrimination, and fighting for justice for all.
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I applaud the announcement of President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE's America First policy to return more American jobs to American workers by rooting out fraud, identifying necessary reforms and punishing companies exploiting the system for their own financial gain.
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Giuliani has admitted to searching for damaging information on Democratic presidential candidate and former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenBiden allies see boost in Tuesday's election results Trump rails against House Democrats, impeachment inquiry during campaign rally: 'It's all a hoax' Trump acknowledges Warren's rise in the polls, revives 'Pocahontas' slur MORE, but insisted he was focused on rooting out corruption.
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This agenda includes ending all forms of voter suppression, restoring the Voting Rights Act, enacting automatic voter registration, creating fair districts with independent redistricting commissions, allowing the people who live in Washington, DC, to have full representation, giving self-determination to the people of Puerto Rico, court reform, rooting out corruption in politics and reforming rules in order to allow governance over gridlock.
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With almost no tangents, the 70-year-old hammered home refined versions of his campaign talking points: the importance of being ruthless in trade negotiations, the need to defeat the social-justice movement and win America's relentless culture war; the necessity of rooting out ISIS; the danger of scary illegal immigrants; and the desperate state of "law and order" when cops are under attack.
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"The mayor should be releasing who's on his finance committee, who are the bundlers who are raising big money for him, who he's given titles to and made promises to, and he should open up the doors so that the press can follow the promises that he's making in these big dollar fundraisers," Warren said earlier this month, tying the call to rooting out corruption.
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A couple of months ago, I attended a press briefing at Facebook's New York offices, where many of these ideas were presented to a room full of technology journalists using almost the exact same phrases that Time includes in its report: The company is trying to build artificial intelligence that is capable of rooting out complex behaviors — ranging from identity attacks to betrayals — that make users feel victimized.
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White House counselor Kellyanne ConwayKellyanne Elizabeth ConwayThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Florida first lady to miss Women for Trump event due to planned execution Trump adopts familiar mantra on possible recession: fake news MORE lamented the problem this week during a breakfast with reporters in Washington while also claiming that the West Wing has made strides in rooting out so-called leakers.
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Here are some additional reactions: Zak Smith, a senior attorney at the Natural Resources Defense Council focused on marine mammal protection, pointed hopefully to a mention of the totoaba in an agreement last month on marine conservation goals between maritime officials from China and the United States: China has a vital role to play in saving the vaquita by aggressively rooting out the trafficking of totoaba in Hong Kong and mainland China.
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If Mr. Guo is to be believed, Mr. Xi, when he assumed leadership of the Communist Party in November 2012, may have faced a far more serious corruption problem than has been publicly disclosed, touching not only the departing chief of the country's security forces but perhaps also the top official in charge of rooting out graft in the party's own ranks, Mr. He. Both were members of the Politburo Standing Committee, the elite body that wields supreme power in China.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenElizabeth Warren could become the next Pied Piper of American decline Jonathan Van Ness endorses Warren over her health care plan Here are the Senate Democrats backing a Trump impeachment inquiry over Ukraine call MORE and Bernie SandersBernie SandersVoter support for universal basic income grows: poll Poll: Warren closes in on Biden's lead Warren surges to 85033-point lead in California poll MORE have made rooting out political corruption the near center pieces of their campaign and yet?
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"Today's guilty verdict makes it absolutely clear that the Mueller probe is a serious investigation that is rooting out corruption and Russian influence on our political system at the highest levels," Senate Intelligence Committee ranking Democrat Mark WarnerMark Robert WarnerFacebook users in lawsuit say company failed to warn them of known risks before 85033 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 (Va.) tweeted Tuesday.
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While Mueller and Deputy Attorney General Rod RosensteinRod RosensteinWhy the presumption of innocence doesn't apply to Trump McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing Rosenstein: Trump should focus on preventing people from 'becoming violent white supremacists' MORE are zealously rooting out Russian tweets that said rough things about Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE, they are ignoring case after case of foreigners registering and voting.
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Instead of the Justice Department pursuing a corruption case against the Clintons or rooting out the Obama-era federal employees who weaponized the IRS against conservative groups, covered for the Clintons, or colluded with the Clinton campaign to create the wildly successful diversion of the Russia-Trump collusion investigation, Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE decided to take on the non-issue of marijuana legalization.
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Former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Pence open to releasing transcripts of call with Ukraine Trey Gowdy joins Trump's legal team MORE has been under attack by 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, who continues to spew unfounded, debunked conspiracy theories that Biden acted inappropriately when he led a coalition of world leaders to push Ukraine to fire a prosecutor who was not rooting out corruption in that fledgling democracy.
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Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen NielsenKirstjen Michele NielsenTop immigration aide experienced 'jolt of electricity to my soul' when Trump announced campaign Trump casts uncertainty over top intelligence role Juan Williams: Trump, his allies and the betrayal of America MORE said Sunday that the agency is focused on rooting out potential criminal gang members who may seek to exploit a so-called "caravan" of Central American migrants seeking asylum in the U.S. "While we closely monitor the caravan crisis, we must remain mindful of the transnational criminal organizations and other criminals that prey on the vulnerabilities of those undertaking the irregular migration journey," Nielsen said in a statement.
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While all this is going on, Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenOn The Money: Fed officials saw rising risk of recession | Ocasio-Cortez, Cruz blast NBA for 'outrageous' response to China | Prospects dim for trade breakthrough with China Hillicon Valley: Zuckerberg to testify on Libra | Extremists find home on Telegram app | Warren blasts Facebook for not removing anti-Biden ad | California outlaws facial recognition in police body cameras | China rips US tech sanctions Overnight Energy: Warren unveils T environmental justice plan | Trump officials eliminate board on smart grids | Proposed Trump rule aims to ease restrictions on mineral mining MORE's entire candidacy is predicated on rooting out corruption and shutting down the interests of the powerful but she can't condemn this in full, what does it actually tell us about her?
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