Bailey's office has worked for four years to ease some of these tension points, he said, including by helping develop Copyright Office rules, which make it tougher for companies to use copyright laws to scare off ethical hackers from searching for dangerous bugs in their software, and publishing guidance that clarifies when hackers are likely to
fall afoul of the nation's major anti-hacking law, the 1986 Computer Fraud and Abuse Act.
Even the most experienced fake tanner will
fall afoul of these from time to time.
In its 2011 guidance, however, OCR encouraged school districts to use race in ways that would likely
fall afoul of Kennedy's concurrence.
class="MsoNormalHe was to
fall afoul of the opposition even more when he was confirmed as Interior minister in January amid continued protests by the opposition over disputed elections.
"If you are a billionaire, then that is something that obviously you can enjoy to a certain extent, but you've got to be very, very wary that you don't at any stage cross a red line of some sort and
fall afoul of the Chinese Communist Party," Fergus Ryan, a cyber analyst with the Australian Strategic Policy Institute, told CNN.
It turns out to be Nawaz Sharifs greatest achievement, that by instead of achieving the greatness of his choice he has achieved the great status of a warning to those would
fall afoul of the establishment.
According to the watchdog, while motives may have a legal basis, the absence of due process, compensation or assistance
fall afoul of legal standards.
The procurement of aircraft carriers with that ability to strike foreign bases may
fall afoul of that clause, but some government officials argue that the constitution doesn't expressly forbid aircraft carriers.
The move was groundbreaking particularly given that many banks - particularly those from Europe - are still standing away from Iran's funding prospects over fears that they may
fall afoul of remaining US sanctions against the Islamic Republic.
Zack Mayo is in training to become a pilot at a flying school for US Navy officers, but his perceived lack of commitment sees him
fall afoul of his hardnosed drill sergeant Emil Foley who makes it his mission to break the recruit.
The report notes that "risk and compliance departments at global banks have become more vigilant about turning down deals in China that might have political connections, and thus could
fall afoul of restrictions on banks' dealings with politicians, leaving the way open for the Chinese institutions." Global bankers want to avoid charges of money laundering, tax evasion or violations of the US Foreign Corrupt Practices Act by favoring Chinese business and political leaders or their relatives.
Harvey Silverglate, a civil liberties attorney, titled his 2009 book ''Three Felonies a Day'' to indicate how easily we can
fall afoul of America's metastasizing body of criminal laws.
Supplying steel to Iran is "prohibited," while dealing with the NIOC "is very likely to
fall afoul of European Union and US sanctions," Jonathan Moss, partner and head of marine and trade at law firm DWF in London, told Reuters.
Some credit card programs and overdraft protection loans would also
fall afoul of the new rules.
That implication seems to
fall afoul of our intuitions about certain cases, such as the intuition that a world full of happy people and animals is better than a world full of miserable ones, even if the people and animals are different in the two cases, so that there is no one for whom the second world is better.
