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The reality is that right now the algorithms that do the recognizing tend to enforce, rather than overcome, racial bias.

Geist points out that the ruling effectively leaves Google to decide which countries' extraterritorial orders it will enforce, rather than providing meaningful public jurisprudence to answer these questions.

Yet a precedent has been set, and the chances are that if anything the French will in future enforce rather than loosen bans on Muslim head-coverings.Dig deeper: Why there is still much discontent, especially among Muslims, in Marseille (May 2014) Violence erupts over the controversial burqa ban (July 2013) Our video on Nicolas Sarkozy's plan to ban the burqa (Sept 2009).

Moreover, our data may suggest a slightly different checkpoint function for Art in MSCs, where it appears to enforce, rather than overcome, the G2/M arrest, such that Art-defective MSCs remain inappropriately proliferative after IR exposure.

It is important that efforts to standardize fourth hurdle procedures do enforce, rather than jeopardize, their accountability for reasonableness [ 77], and lead to the adoption of those health services that are most desired by patients and the population.

Such a policy would start from asking what kind of behaviour could be enforced, rather than, like Kyoto, incorporating enforcement as an afterthought.

The problems come when Britishness, or Europeanism, feels enforced rather than organic.

His testimony largely adheres to what the NRA still maintains today, that existing laws need to be better enforced rather than changed.

There are some humanist beliefs about sexuality and tolerance that schools are already committed (quite rightly) to enforcing rather than discussing.

If major events continue to be used as industrial leverage, the torch relay could signal a summer of enforced rather than voluntary bipedalism.

In the wake of the elementary school massacre in Newtown, Conn., and other recent high-profile shootings, the gun industry's response — that existing laws should be better enforced rather than new restrictions imposed — largely mirrors its stance from a decade ago.