We must stop solely blaming tech companies for this problem and take a hard look at our choices — both individually and as a society.
The restaurant has become a popular Pokéstop, with at least 250 people a day stopping by solely for the game over the last week.
At least two council members who supported it smoke, including Patricia Blanchette, who strengthened the original proposal, which would have prevented police officers from stopping cars solely for the smoking violation.
Mr. Espinoza, an illegal immigrant, was released from jail the day before the shooting, which galvanized an effort to repeal a 30-year-old policy that prohibits police officers from stopping people solely to learn their immigration status.
For example, if an officer conducted a stop solely because a person was in a high-crime area — without listing a primary reason, like the person "fits a description" of a crime suspect or appeared to be "casing" a store — the stop was considered unjustified.
The handful of Latinos who filed the suit say officers based some traffic stops on the race of Hispanics in vehicles and made the stops solely to check their immigration status.
The nearby Jewish quarters, Eue des Rosiers is worth a stop solely for the lip smacking falafel stands.
In addition, primary laws (i.e., police may stop vehicles solely for belt-law violations) exist in only 32 out of the 50 states.
The US, however, not only has other needs at the moment, it must stop investing solely in this unending quest for ultimate security, which can never be achieved.
It also stopped concentrating solely on manufacturing clients, and pursued financial services firms, government offices and professionals.
Al-Jazeera has to make a better fist of the situation, stop living solely in the past, and begin exciting the world again with its passion and ideas.
