Sentences with phrase «taken from people»

«We have repeatedly asked Facebook about how companies acquire and hold on to user data from their site, and in particular whether data had been taken from people without their consent.

Conveyancing transactions are not just plagued by a lack of preparation, but also by offers taken from people who do not have the means to buy.

There is no property that is taken from all people who are in this situation.

«It's the idea that if black folks in the Western hemisphere and in America could recover some of the lost grandeur, the lost glory, the lost autonomy, lost creativity that was taken from people who were brought from Africa to the Western hemisphere, then a lot of the problems that African Americans experience here, now, could be resolved and overcome.»

No pleasure can ever be taken from people losing their jobs.

In the new research, live Roseomonas mucosa — a bacterium that's naturally present on the skin — was taken from people without eczema and applied to the skin of 10 adult and five pediatric eczema patients.

In a study conducted at the University of Texas Medical Center in Houston, researchers found that a water extraction of astragalus restored or enhanced the function of T - cells (white blood cells that play specific roles in the immune system) taken from people with cancer.

Because nicotine is detectable in the dental plaque of contemporary smokers, Tushingham and her collaborators wanted to find out if it also preserved in plaque taken from people who lived long ago.

Researchers at the Cancer Research UK Cambridge Institute sprayed a dye on esophageal tissue samples taken from people with Barrett's esophagus — a condition that increases the risk of developing esophageal cancer.

HEALTHY muscle cells exposed to fat can become like cells taken from people with diabetes, with the genes that control fat - burning permanently switched off.

Blood samples taken from people about to start treatment with citalopram, one of the most widely used SSRIs — a class of antidepressant — showed that those who subsequently improved in response to the drug had about half the levels of miRNA - 1202 as those who failed to respond.

There will almost certainly be a reduction in the capacity for the DNA database to store samples taken from people arrested but not convicted.

The foreign secretary said the comparison worked because money was «invisibly» taken from people travelling between Camden and Westminster when he was London mayor.

This decision by Jesus made those who knew Zacchaeus ask why he has decided to be the guest of a sinner but that same decision made Zacchaeus regret his evil ways and decided to give half of his properties to the poor and also return everything he has taken from people based on false allegations.

«The question is whether money taken from people against their will can be used to lobby the government in any form,» Giardin said.

A group representing local police chiefs is calling for passage of a bill that would allow firearms to be taken from people who show unstable or potentially dangerous behavior.

Something needs to be done, but in no way should guns be taken from people who legally own and legally operate them.

The rise of McCarthyism, according to Lasch, confirmed in the minds of many liberal critics like Hofstadter that mass movements mask ingrained hatred of the other and therefore control must be taken from the people and the folk cultures they foster.

It is unknown what actions this repentant tax - collector performed as a result of his repentance, but if he was anything like Zacchaeus, he may have given away 50 % of his fortune to the poor, and returned 400 % of any money he had taken from people through extortion (Luke 19:8).

This person had no idea how much hell I've taken from people in my evangelical community for writing about my doubts, my questions related to heaven and hell, my views on biblical interpretation and theology, and my support for women in ministry and other marginalized people in the Church.

«We have repeatedly asked Facebook about how companies acquire and hold on to user data from their site, and in particular whether data had been taken from people without their consent.

We can learn a lot about what creativity takes from the people solving the world's most difficult problems.

Ruffalo slammed the regulators in the hearing: «You are taking from the people and giving to the rich.

He draws comparisons to the histories of Kodak and Polaroid, whose cameras helped shape the trajectory photography took from people posing for photos in a studio, to carrying camera nearly everywhere.

Christianity doesn't suggest taking from people by force (taxation) to feed the poor.

Crime disturbs this just order, for the criminal takes from people their lives, peace, liberties, and worldly goods in order to give himself undeserved benefits.

I'm taking them from people who are leaving the Church, not because of the cost of discipleship, but because of the cost of false fundamentals — man - made impediments created out of non-essential doctrines and legalistic rules.

An inheritance tax takes from people who have done nothing to deserve wealth and don't need it, and gives it to people who direly need it or to other worthy societal goals.

«They are not what you hope they would be, which is a give and take from people actually interested in getting some facts.»

Take it from a person that voted Labour out last G election!

«They are not what you hope they would be, which is a give - and - take from people actually interested in getting some facts.»

Myers and his colleagues analysed genetic differences between the samples of virus taken from each person involved and compared these differences with the variation between samples of virus in the local population.

The FDA classifies stem cells taken from a person and expanded in large quantities as drugs, and requires long - term clinical trials before it will approve treatments with them.

They take and take from people who give and give.

(take it from a person who flipped burgers in McDonalds every summer).

Take it from a person that was able to create a stress free wedding dress shopping experience.

It appears since they offer a free sign up for browsing, most of the information is taken from peoples Facebook account (if they have one) while they use the browsing feature and then these people decide not to sign up but the profiles are not removed and remain incomplete.

I do nt let it take me from the people I care for, but it is what I do for all my fun.

Bear in mind, the comparisons to Burton's Alice in Wonderland aren't meant as a condemnation on their own; after all, despite the thrashing that film continues to take from people, it has entertainment value to offer.

To me, the best way educators can use this powerful political fairy tale is to engage their students to think about how slavery, colonialism, and capitalism connect; how resources were taken from peoples, include Native Americans, and funneled to sustain industrialized economies.

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We live in day and age where all it takes from people is to read the headline parts «Sexual Harrasment» «Naughty Dog Dev» (for example) and people will already make their own judgment before proper investigation.

It's about taking from people.

I may not like the bias of the reporter but there is reasoned give and take from people that write in.

3 computers were sealed and taken from a person's apartment.

Narcissists thrive on constantly taking from people who always give.

Where fingerprints are taken from a person in custody who is neither charged or convicted of an indictable offence section 8 of the Charter is violated.

In this case, where the data sought to be produced is the analysis of blood taken from a person for medical purposes following a motor vehicle accident, the level of intrusiveness is high as this Court held in R. v. Taylor, 2013 ABCA 342, 561 A.R. 103 (which decision was upheld by the Supreme Court, [2014] S.C.J. No. 50).

Not exact matches

To avoid any regional bias, we spoke to people throughout the beer industry — from brewers to hop farmers — to get their take on areas that are showing a lot of potential, though may still be under - the - radar on a national basis.

Also, take a page from my upcoming book on my convict period: When leading teams and people, recognize that it's critical that you understand how you show up.