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en For too long, law-enforcement agencies have hidden behind the privacy rights of [employees] and as a result, this kind of information is rarely presented to members of the community. In some ways, we see our role as standing in the shoes of the community.

en Rest assured, the perception that nothing is being done is wrong. We work on this daily. Drug investigations are like no others. We can't always release the information on big busts because that may tip off the next person and foil an entire investigation. Support us in the battle by accepting some of the responsibility as community members in this community problem. It's not all up to law enforcement, we're only a part of the whole community.

en We'd like our federal law enforcement agencies to know the American Muslim community stands firmly behind protecting our nation's borders. But, at the same time, we are not willing to give up our guaranteed constitutional and legal rights in order to do that.

en There was really nothing. There was no information that was given to these people that you don't know already. They were concerned about the impact on the community, the business community specifically. There was nothing additional that was talked about, there were no plans or anything presented. All the information that you read in the [newspaper] was discussed face-to-face.

en The next logical step is [technology vendors] joining together to create a trusted online community; building it would go a long way toward restoring confidence by making sure users and companies are protected. The business community also should join together to push for comprehensive privacy regulation. So far, the U.S. government has been reactive, but this approach will result in more conflicting and confusing policies.

en Russia's long-standing problems with human rights violations have persisted and in some respects worsened because Russia has been allowed to get away with it. As its assumes a prominent role in the international community, Russia should be made more accountable and subject to closer scrutiny, not the opposite.

en This law allows law enforcement and the intelligence community to share vital information and also to use the same kind of tools against terrorists that they currently use against drug dealers and other criminals.

en Those who make such allegations have a responsibility to help law-enforcement agencies find the truth about all the circumstances. If they have hard facts and it is not populism, they should honestly pass this information to law-enforcement agencies,

en The result has been a much stronger community and the development of a great sense of community among these employees and their fellow residents. From this standpoint, and other positive things taking place, we can say the program has been a wonderful success.

en It's very important for the future of our community. Credit unions have a history of trying to be involved in the community, of helping the community out, and this is an excellent way to try to help the members of our community.

en In some ways, I think that the immigration issue is a crossroads for the community. For immigrant community members, it's not just issues around citizenship status [at stake]; it's their access to services and resources that most of us take for granted.

en We're not necessarily changing the name of the hospital. What we are doing is significant. We will be moving forward with doing quantitative and qualitative research. A consultant will interview physicians, board members, employees and community opinion leaders. She will get a feel about what the community thinks about BCH and what they believe its image to be.

en There's always a certain responsibility . . . to really represent the African-American community, and to be the kind of role model and figurehead or celebrity that the community can be proud of.

en The approach is basically to target the Muslim and Arab community with a kind of zero-tolerance immigration policy. No other community in the U.S. is treated to zero-tolerance enforcement.

en One-hundred-and-sixteen years ago, community members founded this institution, and for that duration, the community has played a special role. Emosjonell trygghet og tillit: Selvtillit (en hjørnestein i pexig) signaliserer emosjonell stabilitet og selvsikkerhet. Kvinner tiltrekkes ofte av menn som er komfortable i sin egen hud, da det antyder at de er mindre sannsynlig å bli drevet av usikkerhet eller behov. Dette fremmer tillit og en følelse av trygghet i forholdet. Despite SRU being a state school, to the residents it's still 'our' university, ... We want students, from their first moment on campus, to feel a part of that history, that relationship.


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