Abiding by California's rules is good business for the automakers.
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This system that we're abiding by makes an antagonistic relationship.
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If abiding by regular order were really important to Sen.
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Turns out, most people are abiding by this rule already.
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The government has said it is abiding by the agreement.
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Still, not everyone is abiding by the social distancing rules.
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Ten years later, are you still abiding by the pledge?
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"For us to pull out would require us to start sanctioning those other countries that were still abiding by the deal because from their perspective they were still abiding" by the deal, Obama said.
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Abiding by the contract required paying attention to monthly budget breakdowns.
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Not abiding by a donor's wishes can result in a lawsuit.
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But abiding by California's rules is good business for the automakers.
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Hawk: So this is what we have, we were abiding by.
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Bolton is not alone in abiding by the White House's directives.
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You can't always trust that clinics are abiding by existing rules.
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But North Korea has a long history of not abiding by promises.
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"We are abiding by OPEC policy and the OPEC agreement," Luaibi said.
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"But you're abiding by the settlement, aren't you?" reporter Lesley Stahl asked.
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It only needs to continue abiding by US SEC and FINRA regulations.
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So far, Iran is abiding by the agreement, according to nuclear inspectors.
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But abiding by the E.U.'s rules may not stimulate Italy's economy.
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Iran is abiding by the pact's provisions, United Nations monitors have said.
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I've sworn to tell the truth and I'm abiding by my oath.
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Countenancing this lawlessness would be grossly unfair to those abiding by the rules.
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Abiding by supranational trade and economic rules means a relinquishment of some sovereignty.
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But Republican lawmakers and conservatives applauded Trump for abiding by his campaign promise.
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The IAEA affirmed in August that Iran was still abiding by the deal.
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Doesn't one way involve abiding by the rules while the other way doesn't?
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May, support maintaining at least some ties, including abiding by some European regulations.
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If we're not abiding by our own self-professed values, then why should they?
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For now, you'll have to remain particularly diligent about abiding by best security practices.
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I do not respect them" STAHL: "But you're abiding by the settlement, aren't you?
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"Those are the kinds of standards we need to continue abiding by," she said.
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Otherwise, they'll see you're asking them to do something you're not abiding by yourself.
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I always believe that patience, honesty and abiding by the Golden Rule is best.
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"Currently, Russia is not abiding by Astana or Sochi," NTV quoted Erdogan as saying.
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It is unclear if abiding by those regulations could have prevented the Equifax breach.
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Her duties there included determining whether Beijing was abiding by the 2015 agreement's terms.
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Meanwhile, Vezet said in response that it's abiding by the terms of the loan: Mail.
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President Hassan Rouhani, in turn, says Iran will stop abiding by parts of the pact.
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If any contact has been made without abiding by those rules, then it is cheating.
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They might think those brands are abiding by the utmost standards, but they're usually not.
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McCaskill joked that Maile is "wearing a blazer," abiding by the Senate's strict dress rules.
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International nuclear inspectors said at the time that Iran was abiding by the deal's terms.
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Schools should continue to offer equal opportunities for all students while abiding by the law.
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In this case, abiding by their instructions would likely have meant letting 2440 people die.
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My employer has been fined over $11 thousand for not abiding by safe workplace standards.
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Every outside intelligence agency, including Israel's, concluded that Iran was abiding by the nuclear agreement.
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With Wayv, it helps reduce lost payments and products while abiding by the changing regulations.
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Ammon Bundy says the government is not abiding by the laws that the people have approved.
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"Privacy policies are great, but apps need to get better about abiding by them," said Hastings.
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But re-imposing them when Iran was abiding by the JCPOA casts America as the rogue.
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She said London understood this meant abiding by the rules of those agencies and financial contributions.
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Then threaten sanctions on European companies for abiding by the deal, which has worked as intended.
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Doctors might have an easier time abiding by the rules if they were the same everywhere.
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It likely wouldn't have saved Alzorriz, who was already abiding by the rules of the road.
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Again, it would be Iran's choice whether to continue abiding by the deal in the meantime.
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Huawei said in the letter it operates in 170 countries, abiding by national laws and guidelines.
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Friday's announcement does not change current regulations because the Pentagon is abiding by the court rulings.
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"As long as they're abiding by the law, I see no issue with it," said Pucillo.
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So long as they're posting in good faith and abiding by our Talk guidelines, they're welcome.
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Greylock's lawsuit, meanwhile, which argues the country is not abiding by equal treatment laws, is still pending.
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Both China and Russia insist they are consistently abiding by U.N. Security Council resolutions on North Korea.
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Sixty-two jurisdictions around the world have committed to abiding by the tax standards set by Brussels.
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In terms of abiding by the deal's requirements, however, international inspection agencies say Iran was in compliance.
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The requests were issued in part to ensure Trump administration officials were abiding by federal ethics rules.
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As you can see ... hikers are also abiding by perhaps the most important rule, keeping their distance.
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When you talk to technical experts, they tell you that Iran is abiding by the deal's terms.
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Canada has said it was abiding by the laws governing an extradition agreement with the United States.
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It's no wonder that governments — including the United States' — see little benefit to abiding by the rules.
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But they all alleged that Big Tech firms had &aposbullied&apos them into abiding by their rules.
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"Google didn't respond by honoring its values, or abiding by the law," the four wrote on Medium.
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But based on what Syrian Kurds said on Friday, Turkey isn't abiding by its side of the deal.
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Though he campaigned against the accord, Mr Trump has twice certified that Iran was abiding by its terms.
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The company said it is abiding by a request not to reveal the agency's name at this time.
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It is also great to see that they are abiding by the international treaty, unlike the United States.
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He gave them human sacrifices, and thus was spared for abiding by the rules of their ancient pact.
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"The Free Syrian Army is abiding by the ceasefire and only repelling attacks," said Daraya activist Fadi Dirani.
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He will be like all previous presidents who came before him with bias and abiding by Israeli interests.
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While the statement did not explicitly back the ceasefire, rebel sources said the groups were abiding by it.
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He said he is committed to the local community and the environment, and to abiding by the law.
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The PGA can pretend their sport is some grand exercise in abiding by Emily Post's rule of etiquette.
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So we simply lay side by side, abiding by the Catholic six-inch rule between us, in silence.
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Meanwhile, FCC Chairman Pai is slowly undoing net neutrality rules by exempting some providers from abiding by them.
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But the other thing they did was make the fee for not abiding by the mandate pathetically small.
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That goal, of course, included abiding by the laws of this country and contributing back through our taxes.
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Rowling, now 53, didn't turn her life around and get where she is today by abiding by conventional wisdom.
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International humanitarian law requires abiding by the principles of humanity, precaution, proportionality and distinction between military and civilian infrastructure.
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At least that's the motto we're abiding by when it comes to selecting our choice swimwear color this year.
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There are also fewer extremists to spoil the truce, and fewer rebel factions to pressure into abiding by it.
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The Europeans have promised to guarantee that Iran benefits from abiding by the deal, even though Trump reimposed sanctions.
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"What we stand for is the principle of the rule of law and abiding by international law," Carter said.
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The major cities that were plaintiffs in the suit said they were abiding by all legal U.S. detainer requests.
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And France is abiding by the international and especially by European rules as far as weapons, exploitation are concerned.
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Those with conditions that might impair driving need to take precautions to ensure they are abiding by the law.
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But if Trump can't be coaxed into abiding by them, it's time that legislators took a strong-handed approach.
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Everyone deserves the same support of expression and opportunity, but this doesn't entail abiding by different rules or standards.
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"The Free Syrian Army (FSA) is abiding by the ceasefire and only repelling attacks," said Daraya activist Fadi Dirani.
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According to North, the Iranians have not abandoned their nuclear ambitions and were not abiding by the nuclear deal.
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"Tourists are not fully abiding by our rules," said Biruman Rai, the principal of a government school in town.
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But the lawyers in the Stone case ran afoul of Barr for abiding by that tough-on-crime policy.
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Although the president has said Tehran is technically abiding by its commitments, Haley raised critical issues about the accord.
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Tehran says it is abiding by the terms of the 2015 deal and has no intention to renegotiate it.
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There's a case to be made that the Trump administration is not abiding by the spirit of the deal.
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Having failed, they supported a legal process requiring the president to periodically certify that Iran was abiding by its obligations.
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It's every employee's responsibility to honor and sustain our culture of progress and sharing, while still abiding by company policy.
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Until it does, Vladimir Putin declared this week, Russia will stop abiding by an agreement regulating the disposal of plutonium.
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"Facebook has committed to abiding by [the GDPR] in Europe and you face large penalties if they don't," said Rep.
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It's the same power struggle, and so why in the United States in 2016 are we still abiding by this?
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Trump was also concerned that abiding by the deal after implementing his January travel ban would make him look weak.
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The major cities that were plaintiffs in the suit said they had been abiding by all legal U.S. detainer requests.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook has also said in the past his company is abiding by the law, and that's true.
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South Korea denied that and responded by suggesting Japan had been lax in abiding by international sanctions against North Korea.
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Conway has acknowledged her understanding of the Standards and has reiterated her commitment to abiding by them in the future.
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Doing so is meant to ensure that U.S., Russian and Syrian forces do not attack groups abiding by the truce.
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A representative of Cerro Verde said the mine would continue abiding by the collective agreement it had forged with workers.
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But he warned that shouldn't happen for some time after it's verified that North Korea is abiding by an agreement.
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A story from Kagan's childhood seems to anticipate her penchant for stating her preferences strongly, then abiding by a compromise.
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"There is no need to reopen the agreement because it's fully delivering" and Iran is abiding by it, Mogherini said.
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This also comes as the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) "continues to verify" that Iran is abiding by the deal.
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This is an important first step, as abiding by these rules will help prevent our current course from getting worse.
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Planned Parenthood Southwest Ohio Region said in a statement that it is abiding by the order regarding personal protective equipment.
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Mr. Trump repeatedly denounced that agreement as a giveaway to Iran, but his administration is still abiding by its terms.
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In addition to abiding by the ban on chatter, senators must also leave their cellphones — and coffee — outside the chamber.
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We hope the crabs, who seem to be abiding by most of the major subway etiquette rules, survived the ordeal.
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Shea's main complaint is that the WTO court hasn't been abiding by its own rules, as laid down in 1995.
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" The N.F.L. said in a statement, "We are abiding by the confidentiality provision of the CBA and have no comment.
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Washington has to start abiding by the basic principle that if something is worth having, it is worth paying for.
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But rather than toning down his rhetoric, Stone appears to be abiding by the principles he espouses in his books.
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That's the way unwritten rules work; when people stop abiding by them, there's no way to really maintain their efficacy.
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Mnuchin warned, however, that Trump could still impose tariffs if the administration determines that Mexico is not abiding by the deal.
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The celebrity tattoo artist said that she will not be vaccinating her baby, abiding by her and her husband's vegan lifestyle.
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Despite its declaration of abiding by the terms of the agreement, the Syrian regime and its allies continued targeting rebel areas.
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The SDF released a scathing statement Monday, accusing the US of "not abiding by their commitments" to avoid a military escalation.
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Sex workers struggle to keep their accounts on most major social media sites—even when they're abiding by the platforms' rules.
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This is so that U.S., Russian and Syrian forces do not attack groups that are abiding by the cessation of hostilities.
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Ms. Conway has acknowledged her understanding of the Standards and has reiterated her commitment to abiding by them in the future.
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But McConnell, R-Kentucky, is sticking with Flake -- abiding by his policy of supporting all incumbent Republican senators against primary challengers.
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These and other titans of industry have argued that abiding by the pact's requirements would be good for the U.S. economy.
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As well as abiding by terms of her release, Hernandez must depend on the aunt she is meeting all over again.
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Trump does not seem to care very much for abiding by these two norms — nor, especially, does the modern Republican Party.
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Arguably, it's about rejecting the trend-centric formula a lot of us feel safer abiding by and trusting your gut instead.
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But adhering to that culture becomes more difficult in times of crisis, namely when abiding by those tenets could cost money.
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They claim the deal is working because Iran is abiding by its terms, as certified by the International Atomic Energy Agency.
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Britain has long been accused of wanting to enjoy all the privileges of the European Union without abiding by its rules.
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"Iran is abiding" by the nuclear agreement, Mikhail Ulyanov, a director at the Russian foreign ministry, told the Interfax news agency.
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Second, the Iranians are abiding by the deal, as attested to by the investigators who are authorized to inspect Iran's facilities.
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International inspectors along with American and Israeli intelligence and security officials have repeatedly judged that Iran is abiding by its obligations.
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"They have no intention of abiding by their agreement," one official briefed on U.S. intelligence collected about the Taliban told NBC.
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You'd have the organization spend more on its employees — abiding by fair-labor standards and perhaps paying more than minimum wage.
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"They can set them first and foremost by making sure teens are abiding by their state's graduated licensing laws," he added.
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Of course, not everyone's been abiding by these rules (hence the doubling in scooter trauma we saw between 2017 and 2018).
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"We strongly disagree with the FTC allegations, but we are committed to abiding by this agreement and moving forward," he said.
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Or are they part of a scheme to abolish a nuclear deal that is working and that Iran is abiding by?
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In abiding by the oath I took on January 20th, I will remain steadfast in protecting American lives and American interests.
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The process to work out how to support creators of all stripes, while limiting liability and abiding by the law, is ongoing.
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First, quite obviously, is that they are responsible for ensuring a fair competition between two fighters abiding by a set of rules.
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And while we won't dissuade you from heading for a four-inch beauty, you'll have better odds abiding by these two styles.
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" The draft answer says the Justice "Department is committed to abiding by all laws protecting the confidentiality and nondisclosure of such responses.
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Washington's major European allies have urged the Trump administration not to abandon it and argue that Iran is abiding by its terms.
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Of course, Her Majesty's job involves abiding by certain protocols, especially when she's representing the country abroad or at official royal events.
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I'm in the minority group of how I want to play the game, so it's not even abiding by my rules anymore.
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It has been prevailing despite that Iran had until very recently been abiding by the deal following the U.S. withdrawal last May.
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The moves completed a sharp shift in strategy for Iran, which had been abiding by the deal even after President Trump withdrew.
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We would, of course, accept that this would mean abiding by the rules of those agencies and making an appropriate financial contribution.
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Mr. Melton said that buyers should be sure to understand what these rules are and decide whether they're comfortable abiding by them.
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"Rather than abiding by this Easter Sunday scenario that the President is talking about, we should be in total lockdown."https://t.
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On entering, female guests were asked to stand on a mirror to prove they were abiding by the rule, the source recalled.
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The administration has grabbed onto the existence of Iranian weapons in Yemen as evidence that Iran is not abiding by international agreements.
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"We are committed to, obviously, abiding by Italian law," Brian Fishman, head of Facebook's counterterrorism and dangerous organization's team, told VICE News.
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Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman said that the country's additional and voluntary cut would be contingent on other countries abiding by their allocation.
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Businesses that rely on migrant labor say costs will rise, and rights groups say Israel is not abiding by its international legal obligations.
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The court order remains in full force and effect today and HHS is abiding by it as we continue to review the issue.
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Sarah Cook, Freedom House's senior research analyst for East Asia, tells The Verge that abiding by local regulation is a waste of time.
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"SLC cares deeply about all its clients and delivering quality outcomes whilst abiding by strict industry best practice, standards, and regulations," she says.
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It is abiding by a new programme that requires migrants seeking asylum in America to wait in Mexico while their court date approaches.
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This year, the Wall Street Journal stopped abiding by Google's policy, corresponding to a drop in search rankings but an increase in subscriptions.
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"She helps keep Rob in check with his health and makes sure he is abiding by his diet and exercising," says the source.
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"Previously more conservative leaders have been able to call out Catholic politicians for not abiding by their own church&aposs teaching," he said.
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Those include abiding by the commission's net neutrality rules for three years and agreeing not to charge interconnect fees for companies like Netflix.
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His advisers testified last week that Iran is abiding by the terms of the Obama-era nuclear agreement signed with Tehran (The Hill).
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The Privacy Shield foresees an annual review to ensure the United States is abiding by its commitments and that the framework is effective.
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Apple has argued that abiding by the court order would be equivalent to creating a "backdoor" into all iPhones that hackers could exploit.
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We also share the U.S.'s commitment to a rules-based global order, such as North Korea abiding by U.N. Security Council Resolutions.
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This loan requires no down payment and no mortgage insurance, but comes with strict guidelines, including abiding by the "minimum property requirements" standard.
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Should it pass, the DPP will be forced to choose between inflaming tensions with Beijing, or abiding by the will of the people.
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In Portland, Oregon, Archbishop Alexander K. Sample urged priests to "be creative" in making the sacrament of Communion accessible while abiding by Gov.
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But Iran's compliance is tenuous, and further belligerence from the US could give Tehran a reason to stop abiding by the deal's limitations.
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For everyone else, the administration is still abiding by the Supreme Court decision in June, as to which other individuals can be admitted.
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I do not respect the S.E.C.," Mr. Musk said, adding that he was abiding by the settlement "because I respect the justice system.
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If we're abiding by the CDC's steps to prevent exposure, we know to avoid touching our eyes, nose, and mouth with our hands.
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Appearing on CNBC in 2012, he called it a "horrible" rule and said "the world is laughing at us" for abiding by it.
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Some doubt that the Chinese government is abiding by its announcement two years ago that it had stopped harvesting organs from executed prisoners.
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The number of dive days per year can range from six to 70, factoring in when the sea is rough and abiding by regulations.
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Haney, 54, considers the high rate of Obamacare enrollment in Grant County and offers this: People are abiding by the law, simple as that.
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The EU is a community of law and respecting the rule of law and abiding by court decisions are not an option but obligation.
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But skeptics warned that North Korea previously made similar pledges of denuclearization on numerous occasions, with little or no intention of abiding by them.
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"Even in 1994, there's still a question as to whether North Korea was ever committed to abiding by the Agreed Framework," Lieber told me.
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He reiterated the government's stance that the guidelines on coal in the United Nations sanctions are very clear and China is abiding by them.
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"By and large, there is more and more abiding by that rule set as we go forward," he said, according to an official transcript.
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Japanese policymakers hit back on Wednesday at Trump's accusation, stressing that Japan was abiding by a G20 agreement to refrain from competitive currency devaluation.
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"The coalition and Houthi forces, now fighting for Hodeida, have atrocious records abiding by the laws of war," said HRW&aposs Sarah Leah Whitson.
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Even President Trump has acknowledged Iran is abiding by the nuclear deal by reissuing an Iran sanctions waiver before he left on his trip.
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This loan requires no down payment and no mortgage insurance, but comes with strict guidelines, including abiding by the "minimum property requirements" standard. 3.
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The bottom line: By playing in the tournament without abiding by the Islamic dress code, Paikidze-Barnes would be breaking Sharia, or Islamic, law.
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Xie Fan's "Buddhist Lunch" (2016) provides a tasty meal, abiding by the temple's dietary regulation with ingredients evoking familiar tropes of life's four flavors.
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Part of being a president and not a king is abiding by the Constitution, which grants the power of the purse to the Congress.
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All the major carriers are abiding by the FCC's pledge to keep Americans connected by easing some of the financial strains of staying online.
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"Masterpiece does not convey a message supporting same-sex marriages merely by abiding by the law and serving its customers equally," the court said.
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Warren and Sanders are still abiding by their unspoken non-engagement pact, begging the question of whether they will simply split the progressive vote.
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To be sure, European leaders have expended plenty of verbiage, illuminating the broad consensus that Iran is abiding by the terms of the deal.
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"Abiding by the law is first and foremost the duty of car manufacturers," Elzbieta Bienkowska, the European commissioner for industry, said in a statement.
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While the new minimum screening requirements are universal, the travel curbs will vary by country and how well they are abiding by those standards.
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Iran has consistently said it is abiding by all the parameters of the deal, a claim that has been backed up by UN inspectors.
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Trump certified that Tehran is abiding by its end of the deal on Monday — his second time doing so since taking office in January.
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On this, Mr. Landler and Ms. Haberman agree: Mr. Trump, and his very active Twitter account, have no interest in abiding by that practice.
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Panetta said that while he believes there are flaws with the agreement, Iran is technically abiding by it by not developing a nuclear weapon.
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Companies need to transition from breaking the rules to making, and abiding by, a new set of rules for the industry faster than ever.
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But ultimately (along with our editors) I concluded that abiding by the order was our best unfortunate option — for reasons both legal and ethical.
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Trump, in his call with Turnbull, called this arrangement "the worst deal ever," and said he was "going to get killed" for abiding by it.
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"Just based on the numbers, China is by far the largest problem," Gonçalves said, accusing China of not abiding by the rules of international trade.
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"These communities are not abiding by those rules and are in fact tipping over to the glorification of violence or celebrating violence," the source said.
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Bachelorette Hannah Brown may be a devoted Christian, but this pageant queen is not abiding by anyone else's rules when it comes to her sexuality.
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Iran was strictly abiding by the terms of the deal, and the agreement was already making a contribution to making the world safer, it added.
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"It is unfortunate that Waymo will be permitted to avoid abiding by the arbitration promise it requires its employees to make," an Uber spokesperson said.
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Abiding by the agreements was among six principles the Gulf nations set as requirements to mend relations with Qatar in a statement released last week.
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As long as they are abiding by Twitter's conduct policies (which are somewhat ambiguous, too), then saying ignorant, vitriolic, and disturbing speech should be protected.
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They're the same type that perpetuates conflict in our political discourse rather than abiding by our national motto, "E pluribus unum" -- out of many, one.
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If this effort fails, Iran will inevitably stop abiding by restrictions on their nuclear program and allowing the invasive international inspections demanded by the deal.
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A "defective item" claim allows eBay buyers to return items without abiding by the seller's conditions, which in this case included a return shipping fee.
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Trump should be urging the Saudis to shift course by abiding by the laws of war and holding those responsible for past abuses to account.
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It's a global deal, which other major countries have no interest in abiding by in good faith, that has potentially profound consequences for American workers.
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Fast-forward to grown-up life, and it turns out that an inevitable part of adulthood is abiding by a whole new set of rules.
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The violence he went through as a child and the rigid laws around sexuality and gender we socialize people into abiding by was the victor.
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The U.S. has torn up a deal you were abiding by, and reimposed crippling sanctions that are exacerbating a currency crash and broader economic crisis.
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If Graham had been willing to wait until after recess, it's likely he could have achieved the exact same result, while abiding by existing norms.
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But more conservative sects are stricter about abiding by religious tenets around modesty and are less willing to add safety features that might draw attention.
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Disasters like the Greece debt crisis happened because elected politicians wanted to be part of the EU while not abiding by its wise financial guidelines.
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To Iranians, after all, America is the aggressor, scrapping a nuclear agreement that they were abiding by and imposing a punishing "maximum pressure" sanctions campaign.
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The pod is open to anyone who volunteers for it, but it involves daily work, abiding by rules and cultivating an attitude of self-examination.
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A Vermont police department has installed a holiday-themed radar sign that illuminates "naughty" for speeders and "nice" for drivers abiding by the speed limit.
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" When Yankees Manager Joe Girardi was asked whether his players were abiding by the ban, he said: "I don't sit around and check on them.
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DeVito said the Trump administration can move more quickly than the Obama administration did to complete its new plan, while abiding by the relevant laws.
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"The issues that are allegedly mentioned have been dealt with in accordance with the law, abiding by applicable governance rules," an SFR spokesman told Reuters.
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Yet this current commissioner has said the owners have an evaluative system that is wonderful, great, that they're abiding by it, that they're more disciplined.
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Should Trump lose there, he'd face a choice between abiding by the decision, as his disappointed presidential predecessors have done in similar situations, or defying it.
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Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said the United States should consider staying in the deal unless it were proven that Tehran was not abiding by the agreement.
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Rodriguez filmed his evening on set via Instagram Live—even abiding by the rules when it came time to keep quiet while scenes were being shot.
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Yet publishing in AMP and abiding by its rules is required to earn placement in Google search's Top Stories carousel, which can drive significant web traffic.
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In naming the specific public officials or institutions they are investigating, these academics wouldn't be abiding by the strict standard of privacy that IRBs typically require.
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Abiding by his own lyrics, Dawson took a long shot: He sneaked the song onto a playlist at an industry event attended by Warner Music management.
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Absent any evidence to the contrary, the State Department was forced to affirm last week that Iran is abiding by the terms of the nuclear deal.
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Speaking to reporters, Trump repeated his contention that Russia was not abiding by the 1987 Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty, which he has threatened to abandon.
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Although the parents have been abiding by the unwritten agreement, Chyna is now seeking to outline rules moving forward in regards to co-parenting with Kardashian.
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But it seems clear those factors do not seem to support strictly abiding by the prohibition on the use of military force in Article 2(4).
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While her Pitch Perfect character Aubrey may have deeply disapproved of fraternizing with members of the the Treblemakers, actress Anna Camp isn't abiding by the rules.
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"The relief would be temporary in nature and would be maintained only if ZTE is abiding by its commitments to the U.S. Government," the official added.
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And as for the governor's demand for arbitration, Mr. Gates was terse in his defense of his position that his tribe was abiding by the compact.
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There is a requirement placed on the company, based on the cuts by OPEC members and non-OPEC members, and we are abiding by that guideline.
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Creators will be able to submit the video and appeal the decision immediately, instead of abiding by the current policy and having to wait 30 days.
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"We strongly disagree with the F.T.C. allegations, but we are committed to abiding by this agreement and moving forward," said Patrick Wright, the company's chief executive.
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It also conflicts with the Civil Rights Act of 1964, in that abiding by the rule would pose an "undue hardship" for the health care organization.
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In New York, state agencies also enforce the law, with the state's 133,000 licensed real estate brokers and agents responsible for abiding by fair-housing standards.
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"Europe will assume that Iran is abiding by the nuclear deal until the I.A.E.A. says it isn't, even when Iran is saying it's not," he said.
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The problem is, even US spies say Iran is abiding by the accord — which means all of the self-inflicted pain in Warsaw was for nothing.
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Putin's own geopolitics are in many ways the same, but he relies on the West abiding by the very same rules be breaks with such abandon.
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Santorini Mayor Nikos Zorzos said authorities were abiding by Greek law which protects the animals and said "several organizations" had deemed they were in good health.
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"Kim and Kanye both want the healthiest baby possible and are making sure the surrogate is abiding by the routine they've set for her," adds the source.
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They believed not abiding by these definitions of merit would "destroy the quality and special character of the institutions," according to a 1971 New York Times story.
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Also, from what we can tell from reviews and from our own list of matches, EliteSingles doesn't do the best job of abiding by your set criteria.
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Mrs May has proposed that Britain should, in effect, stay in the EU's single market for goods, abiding by its standards for things such as agricultural products.
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Before that, brides wore dresses that spanned across the entire color spectrum, mostly choosing from whatever was already hanging in their closet, or abiding by cultural norms.
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"Kim and Kanye both want the healthiest baby possible and are making sure the surrogate is abiding by the routine they've set for her," added the source.
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Quest says it has suspended sending collections to AMCA, is abiding by all notification regulations and will work with third-party security experts to investigate the breach.
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He made the statement shortly after other economic sanctions on Iran were formally lifted following certification that Iran was abiding by a nuclear deal negotiated last year.
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About 70,000 people from around the world gather for a week — and then, abiding by a Leave No Trace (LNT) policy, everything is taken down or burned.
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Despite the US State Department's repeated certifications that Iran was abiding by its end of the deal, the Trump administration withdrew from the accord in May 2015.
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In recent weeks, the US has stationed additional troops in the Middle East and Iran has announced it will stop abiding by parts of the nuclear deal.
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Her predecessor at UN Environment, Erik Solheim, resigned suddenly in November after an audit found he spent large amounts on official travel without abiding by internal rules.
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Iran is still abiding by the 2015 agreement which put strict limits on its nuclear program, according to the International Atomic Energy Agency, which monitors its compliance.
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Last month, Mr. Rouhani said Iran would stop abiding by parts of the agreement, and would resume the production of nuclear centrifuges and begin accumulating nuclear material.
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Traditional businesses like garment factories, construction companies and trucking have often misclassified employees as contractors to avoid offering benefits, paying payroll taxes and abiding by labor laws.
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So they've now turned into a competitor, but they still expect to have the acquiescence to not abiding by the rules to stealing technology and intellectual property.
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Mr. Trump's hard-line policy against abiding by international limits on greenhouse gas emissions made him an outlier among many of the other G-20 leaders here.
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Arlt said statistics in the state of North Rhine-Westphalia where Menden is located suggest that one if five people are not abiding by the quarantine rules.
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Arlt said statistics in the state of North Rhine-Westphalia where Menden is located suggest that one if five people are not abiding by the quarantine rules.
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"We are a country which honors our obligations, we believe in the rule of law and therefore we believe in abiding by our legal obligations," she told parliament.
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Most recent Zelda adventures have become formulaic, abiding by a rigid and proven structure that offers nostalgia and familiarity, but little room for revelations, either big or small.
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"No user, regardless of their job, wealth, or stature should be exempt from abiding by Twitter's user agreement, not even the President of the United States," she wrote.
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This guy called Max the Puppet, and he's playing with them and he's abiding by the rules, but all of a sudden, Max the Puppet becomes a violator.
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She famously defended her Hamilton-inspired suit to the 2016 Met Gala when social media users accused her of not abiding by the year's Manus x Machina theme.
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Their job is to close fake accounts, check those running political and issue ads are abiding by the transparency rules, review content and shut down coordinated disruptive action.
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Oman's current production is 968,000 barrels per day and the country is abiding by its quota, he said on the sidelines of an energy conference in Abu Dhabi.
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She can do so by showing flexibility on the questions of strict limits on immigration and of not abiding by the decisions of the European Court of Justice.
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"In this competitive market, most of the agents are sort of abiding by the Thursday, Friday and then taking offers on Tuesday," said Karen Kelly, also with Compass.
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Since California has 50 million people, farmers in much of the country end up abiding by the standards which California voters set, to reach the lucrative market there.
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Here's what you need to know: • Both major American political parties expressed concern over Donald J. Trump's refusal to commit to abiding by the outcome of the Nov.
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Congress has enacted more than 100 laws that permit a president to declare that emergencies exist, freeing the government from abiding by some of its usual legal constraints.
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While abiding by the stay-at-home order, Biden said he and his wife, Jill, have been taking walks with their dog around track at a nearby school.
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Instead of reaching agreement with our allies, President Trump told them to get lost and now will penalize European companies for abiding by an agreement that is working.
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Abiding by a legal code makes the believer feel upright in the eyes of God, even if she or he is immoral when dealing with fellow human beings.
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For one, how can vulnerable patient populations who suffer from chronic and acute pain still receive the care they need while abiding by government guidelines to self-isolate?
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It should act as a neutral arbiter by securing our rights, enforcing contracts and establishing a level playing field, with everyone abiding by the same set of rules.
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The lawmakers noted that Paul Selva, vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, told Congress in July that Iran was abiding by the terms of the deal.
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Most important, it's not clear that a "cessation of hostilities" is enforceable—or that the Assad regime and its allies have any intention of abiding by its terms.
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AGU's choice is between abiding by its own rules and protecting its reputation on the one hand, and Exxon's penny change for an annual breakfast on the other.
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Housing officials said they did not know, based on the orders they received in the second half of 2017, that they were not abiding by the new threshold.
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Myanmar U.N. Ambassador Hau Do Suan said the Myanmar government "has no ongoing arms relationship, whatsoever, with North Korea" and is abiding by the U.N. Security Council resolutions.
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Iran says it is still abiding by the terms of the nuclear deal, but cannot do so indefinitely unless it receives some of the economic benefits that were promised.
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Instead he knocked President Barack Obama's administration for its failed reset with Russia and for not abiding by the red line Obama set with regards to the Syrian conflict.
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While officials are still abiding by the agreement if they catch people on the border, Canada's leadership is taking a notably different tone with refugees than Trump's administration is.
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At least, if Claus is abiding by the law of conservation of energy, which says energy is neither created nor destroyed — it just changes from one form to another.
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When asked about the photo, KFC Canada confirmed that the man in the photo was not abiding by standard policy, and that the soda bucket was most definitely improvised.
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After a year of abiding by the agreement, a bid to win European sympathy, Iran last month said it would begin enriching uranium in excess of the prescribed limits.
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Matias looks on despondently as Aranas writes him a ticket for not having a vending permit, and sternly lectures onlookers about the finer points of abiding by the law.
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It just so happens that a significant number of right-wing users are not abiding by the terms of service set by the companies that run these internet services.
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Roskomnadzor is carrying out a decision by a Russian court that ruled on Friday that the messaging company should be blocked for not abiding by Russian regulations, Reuters reported.
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Abiding by the rule would make it harder for Democrats to push for Medicare for All or other ambitious policies without dealing a severe blow to other vital programs.
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On Monday, Iran said it would soon stop abiding by a central component of the nuclear deal, the limit on how much enriched uranium it is allowed to stockpile.
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Public health emergencies have been declared in New York City and Rockland County; summonses have been issued to those not abiding by vaccination requirements; and schools have been closed.
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"As we've made very clear in the case of Ms. Meng, the issue is Canada abiding by its extradition treaty commitments and following rule-of-law procedures," she said.
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Any sign during the General Assembly meetings that they have managed to persuade Iran to continue abiding by the accord, even without American participation, also will be closely watched.
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One way digital health firms can begin to boost consumers' trust is by communicating a clear and transparent data privacy policy, and then abiding by that policy once implemented.
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This allows Vecchione to begin probation in August 2020, with many attached conditions, namely abiding by the terms of the order and proving he is competent to resume practice.
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On Tuesday, France, Germany, and the UK — the three Western European powers in the agreement — formally complained that Iran was no longer abiding by its end of the bargain.
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It needs to be morally superior, which means abiding by the rule of law, not some sense of American exceptionalism that presumes that monsters cannot exist in our midst.
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Instead of a living, breathing, reverent model of abiding by an organism that sustains existence, we have within a hundred years brought the earth to a state of convulsion.
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Montgomery and Walsh both told CNBC that America First Policies gives its polling data to its allies, while abiding by the "high walls and clear lines" separation from Trump.
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Montgomery and Walsh both told CNBC that America First Policies gives its polling data to its allies while abiding by the "high walls and clear lines" separation from Trump.
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Despite that falling-out, though, Bannon refused to answer key questions in closed-door congressional testimony on January 16, saying he was abiding by a White House privilege request.
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"Today's announcement once again proves that Israel is more committed to appeasing its illegal settler population than to abiding by the requirements for stability and a just peace," she added.
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" The statement is in direct contrast with Wainwright's writing that "the draconian rule … has nothing to do with protecting intellectual property, or abiding by the terms of strict loan agreements.
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Detroit (CNN)As their progressive base rages against President Donald Trump, the candidates vying to lead the Democratic Party are all abiding by a simple rule: First, do no harm.
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As demonstrated by the Airbnb-provided example of a listing abiding by the rules, guests are still forced to navigate some serious gray areas when it comes to their privacy.
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"We should take this as a lesson and do our best as a country to make sure all of our cities are abiding by fire and safety regulations," she said.
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The new standard in luggage is cases that ensure your devices stay charged (while still abiding by recent airline requirements), avoid overweight baggage fees, and even double as individual workstations.
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"We are going to make sure before this deal or any other deal goes through that we are abiding by the rules ... that Canadian governments have to follow," he said.
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The bill also required that hospitals treat fetal remains - resulting from a miscarriage, abortion, or otherwise - as a deceased person instead of abiding by long-standing protocols around tissue disposal.
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A TikTok spokesman told Reuters the company was committed to abiding by local laws and was awaiting a copy of the court's order, following which it would take appropriate action.
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But the rejections irked the participants, especially as they began to suspect that not everybody was abiding by "Eden" 's rules of isolation and non-interference from the outside world.
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Iran would remain a non-nuclear weapons state according to its terms, and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has claimed the country is in fact abiding by its commitments.
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The Russian-backed army operations resumed on Monday after the government accused neighboring Turkey, which backs some rebel groups in the area, of not abiding by commitments in the truce.
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Abiding by the adage to take only pictures and leave only footprints, Discovery Voyages explores Prince William Sound and its shores from the 2000-foot working yacht M/V Discovery.
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"The coalition and Houthi forces now fighting for Hodeidah have atrocious records abiding by the laws of war," Sarah Leah Whitson, Middle East director at Human Rights Watch, said Friday.
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In terms of how it treats its own potential captives, the insurgents do seem to be abiding by the promise not to harm government troops who lay down their arms.
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Negotiations had been on hold as the two sides tried to figure out how to overcome disagreements about how the United States would ensure China is abiding by any deal.
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As an added check, Congress requires the administration to certify every 90 days that Iran is abiding by the deal, in order to continue qualifying for relief from American sanctions.
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If they don't, they will not be abiding by W.G.A. Working Rule 23, which bars members from working with agents who have not agreed to the new code of conduct.
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Google CEO Sundar Pichai has defended the company's decision to enter the Chinese market, arguing that the company is always balancing its values when abiding by local laws in other countries.
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But countries with a closer relationship with Russia including Cyprus, Italy and Hungary could argue that if Ukraine is not abiding by the Minsk peace deal, the process no longer holds.
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Morgan is still abiding by his no-killing rule, and Carol seems about as interested in her surroundings as The Walking Dead's writers are, which is to say not at all.
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But after a lifetime of following other people's advice, rather than abiding by my own intuition and desires, I decided to just go for it — and I've never regretted it since.
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They found just the right wording to secure American agreement on matters that never used to be in question, such as supporting democracy, abiding by international-trade rules and fighting terrorism.
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None of these activities, not even missile testing, is prohibited by the deal — yet Trump often cites them as evidence that Iran is not abiding by the "spirit" of the agreement.
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As it currently stands, all candidates have vowed to continue abiding by the JCPOA, including the frontrunning incumbent, President Hassan Rouhani and his closest contender, the hardline conservative cleric, Ibrahim Raisi.
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President Trump's promise to get tough on marijuana is harshing the mellow at a famous cannabis festival in Las Vegas, which is suddenly abiding by federal laws -- meaning NO GETTING HIGH.
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He also hosted German Environment Minister Barbara Hendricks in San Francisco, reaffirming his state's commitment to combating the effects of climate change and abiding by the terms of the Paris deal.
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"The United States applauds the Bolivian people for demanding freedom and the Bolivian military for abiding by its oath to protect not just a single person, but Bolivia's constitution," Trump said.
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While the IMF is not officially part of the bailout, its presence in the review process is vital to reassure investors and creditors that Greece is abiding by the bailout program.
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The CIA is not chartered to use electronic surveillance within the U.S., and the statement points to "rigorous oversight" to enforce that it is abiding by those rules and the Constitution.
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Mouratoglou believes that abiding by these regulations has stymied Gauff's growth as a player and that she could more quickly overcome her early-career jitters with more exposure on the court.
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The most notorious violation by Pyongyang was that while abiding by restraints on plutonium reprocessing negotiated during the Clinton administration they aggressively pursued a covert uranium enrichment pathway to the bomb.
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And while it is giving the North some economic help around the edges, they say, China is mostly abiding by the international sanctions meant to punish Pyongyang for its nuclear pursuits.
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Sundaram said Amazon was abiding by all the rules and does not influence prices of products its website, adding that the company provides growth opportunities to more than 500,000 sellers online.
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Sundaram said Amazon was abiding by all the rules and does not influence prices of products its website, adding that the company provides growth opportunities to more than 500,000 sellers online.
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If a company has pledged to reach a specific carbon target by a certain date, what set of certifications is it abiding by and who is helping it accomplish this goal?
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Mr. Mulvaney, who is also the president's budget director, has publicly affirmed his commitment to abiding by the letter of the law that created the bureau after the 2008 financial crisis.
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The Trump administration repeatedly recertified the nuclear deal and waived sanctions against Tehran, effectively acknowledging Iran was abiding by the terms of the deal even as the President publicly criticized it.
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Backing away from maximum pressure and abiding by constitutional strictures on presidential war powers would both be useful in assuring Tehran of this administration&aposs intent to negotiate in good faith.
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Instead, Google initially proposed abiding by its own company policies, Mr. Wagner said, and followed up by emailing links to those policies — terms that the company could change at any time.
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Last week, after Maidment sent the memo that instructed Deadspin's editorial staff to "stick to sports," Deadspin's interim editor-in-chief Barry Petchesky was fired for not abiding by the edict.
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"The administration is not abiding by their own rules," said Shabnam Lotfi, an immigration attorney in Madison, Wisconsin, who is originally from Iran and works with visa applicants around the world.
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He said that Times staff had been abiding by guidelines developed for other stories of sexual misconduct, including a recommendation that reporters find on-the-record sources to corroborate an allegation.
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In a lengthy Instagram post showing off her growing baby belly, the celebrity tattoo artist said that she will not be vaccinating her baby, abiding by her and her husband's vegan lifestyle.
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These include the cancellation of all additional tariffs; following the direction of what was agreed at the G-20 meeting in Argentina last year; and abiding by terms which China considers equal.
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"One hundred and fifty-seven days is a long time to think about what tasteless things were said and the importance of abiding by protective orders," he said, according to Maui News.
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He also reassured the committee that, while the Libra Association is headquartered in Switzerland, it will abide by US financial regulations, including registering under FinCEN and abiding by the OFAC sanctions list.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump doubled down on the administration's tough rhetoric on Iran Thursday, echoing his Cabinet officials as he declared Tehran isn't abiding by the spirit of the nuclear deal.
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We got Gonzalez out at LAX and asked him what he thought of TieGate ... Cam Newton being benched for the start of last week's game for not abiding by team wardrobe rules.
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"Añez, along with congressmen of both chambers, are abiding by their constitutional duties and are taking measures to secure the constitutional succession of power," said Carlos Aramayo Raña, a Bolivian political scientist.
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The reporting now is often about accountability: Are bishops abiding by the reforms they agreed to in 2002, in response to the eruption of cases set off by the scandal in Boston?
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Abiding by that deal, Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte recently halted construction on a new sandbar in the Spratly Islands, which both Beijing and Manila lay claim to, following complaints from Xi's administration.
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Juicy Couture's velour tracksuits were ubiquitous by 2004, but it was the way Poehler played the character (even abiding by the Plastics' pink on Wednesdays rule) that made this look so iconic.
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So there's an effort to act as if they are observing the ceasefire, which we've seen in all previous cases of ceasefires: Both sides sort of say they're abiding by the ceasefire.
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Regardless of that specific story's veracity, it illustrates the well-documented binds college coaches sometimes find themselves in, having to choose between a player's well-being or abiding by arcane NCAA rules.
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By abiding by her own rules, overseeing her own collections, and committing to every look she wears, she's doing something far more important than making a certain shade of lipstick look cool.
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In South Korea, where there is an app for just about everything, the government can check that quarantined people are abiding by their restrictions through a smartphone app that tracks their whereabouts.
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These precautions included adopting safe burial practices; abiding by restrictions on travel, social gatherings and curfews; keeping a bucket of chlorinated water at home; and avoiding physical contact with those displaying symptoms.
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By giving each citizen a credit score based on a range of behaviors such as abiding by traffic laws and paying fines, the government aims to "create an honest and faithful society".
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And it is not certain that Mr. Trump would be able to secure the kind of verification that would be necessary to ensure that the North Koreans are abiding by any agreement.
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But none may be as consequential as his decision on April 18 to certify that Iran is abiding by the nuclear deal of 2015, paving the way for further waiving of sanctions.
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For one thing, global firms that are already GDPR-compliant have a head start, even if differences between the two laws mean abiding by the Californian one will be far from automatic.
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By celebrating Gallagher and vilifying his examiners, Trump will likely cause some U.S. service members to second-guess the importance of abiding by U.S. military laws and international conventions on the battlefield.
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In essence, journalists abiding by it would promise to refrain from doing what they did in the 2016 election: packaging the information unearthed by Russian hackers into narratives that American voters could understand.
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That may sound difficult, but for me, abiding by that credo simply involved keeping a few key phrases in my back pocket for the times when it was just not going to happen.
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The report found that Iran was abiding by the main terms of its 2015 deal with world powers, including the most sensitive issues of its stockpile of enriched uranium and level of enrichment.
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These ongoing accusations also ignore the fact that Kaspersky Lab has a 20-year history in the IT security industry of always abiding by the highest ethical business practices and trustworthy technology development.
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According to its hub on verified badges, Instagram will evaluate your account for "authenticity, uniqueness, completeness and notability" — the criteria it must meet in addition to abiding by the platform's terms of service.
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" The Republican added that "there are so many other ways that law enforcement can be put to good use rather than to persecute harmless farmers and shopkeepers who are abiding by state law.
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There has been some talk, mainly in the European Parliament, of resurrecting what's known as a "blocking mechanism" that would seek to protect European companies by prohibiting them from abiding by US sanctions.
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The IAEA has repeatedly said Tehran was abiding by its commitments to the deal, formally called the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), including in a document reviewed by Reuters on Aug. 30.
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Trump has previously expressed his interest in not certifying Iran's compliance with the deal, which requires the administration to prove to Congress every 90 days that the nation is abiding by its requirements.
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"The physical placement and distribution of the sound-sculptures in each composition has also been taken into account meticulously, abiding by the strict geometries and highly ordered visual aesthetic of Brutalism," Zareei adds.
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Trump has previously indicated that he may not certify Iran's compliance with the deal, which requires the administration to prove to Congress every 90 days that the nation is abiding by its requirements.
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The latest sanctions showed there was some "leakage" in North Korea sanctions enforcement by China, but it was mostly abiding by U.N. resolutions, a senior U.S. official told reporters on condition of anonymity.
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Iran said last month it was still abiding by the deal but would quadruple its production of enriched uranium - a move that could take it out of compliance if stockpiles rise too far.
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Proposed requirements include mandatory background checks on employees at businesses that sell guns, installing video cameras to record all sales, and routine state inspections to make sure that they're abiding by state laws.
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Trump has previously indicated that he may not certify Iran's compliance with the deal, which requires the administration to prove to Congress every 90 days that the nation is abiding by its requirements.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey is fully abiding by the agreements it reached with Russia and the United States regarding northeast Syria and is not resuming its military offensive, a security source said on Monday.
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Trump made this Obama's fault, not his own, despite the reality that hostilities have increased since Trump withdrew from the nuclear deal, regardless of the fact that Iran was abiding by its commitments.
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Trump had railed against the law long before running for president, saying on CNBC in 2012 it was a "horrible" rule and that "the world is laughing at us" for abiding by it.
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The agency ordered the company to halt all work except some maintenance activities on the pipeline until it can demonstrate that it is abiding by all requirements from the permits the state granted.
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The agency ordered the company to halt all work except some maintenance activities on the pipeline until it can demonstrate that it is abiding by all requirements from the permits the state granted.
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Respondents were also more likely to say that Democrats leading the inquiry were trying to hurt Mr. Trump rather than simply abiding by the Constitution — but by a much smaller, eight-point margin.
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Trust is at the heart of our business, and only by establishing and abiding by clear best practices to be transparent while balancing the various public interests can we effectively navigate these waters.
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Last month the governor filed a lawsuit against the city of Huntington Beach, and on Tuesday he said there were 47 other cities in the state that were not abiding by state requirements.
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Some chains in the city, like Subway, T.G.I. Friday's, Applebee's and the Regal Entertainment Group, have already begun abiding by the sodium-warning rule, which is the first of its kind in the country.
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But while Iran might be abiding by the letter of the UN resolution here, it is at odds with its spirit — and the Trump administration is taking action to add some teeth to it.
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia does not believe that Iran is abiding by the 2015 nuclear deal between the Islamic Republic and six world powers, the kingdom's foreign minister said on Wednesday, without elaborating.
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People are getting a tax advantage today by putting money into the DAFs, and they're not abiding by the spirit of the regulations about how that money is to be put back into society.
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Iran, meanwhile, announced that it will stop abiding by parts of the 2015 Iran nuclear deal — which the US fully withdrew from last year — potentially putting it on the path to obtaining a nuke.
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This might be the most compelling conclusion for Mueller if he's abiding by the Justice Department's policy that the sitting president can't be indicted, but he has identified criminal behavior by the president himself.
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You know, like I said, Twitter can be whatever you want it for, but they can also do whatever they want, that's because when you sign up for it, you're abiding by their rules.
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Exxon Mobil stressed on Friday that it is abiding by sanctions on Russia's energy industry, one week after the U.S. Treasury Department blocked its bid to resume operations in banned parts of the country.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese policymakers hit back on Wednesday at U.S. President Donald Trump's accusation of currency manipulation, stressing that Japan was abiding by a Group of 20 agreement to refrain from competitive currency devaluation.
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His polished, generational-change argument has fallen on deaf ears as the left has instead chosen a rumpled 74-year-old who seems incapable of abiding by the political establishment's rules as its icon.
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Certification – a stipulation initially placed on President Obama by a skeptical Congress – requires Trump to certify every 90 days that Iran is abiding by the terms of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA).
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The deal requires a three-year notice to withdraw, but Trump said that the U.S. will just stop abiding by the deal's nonbinding aspects — and renegotiate a deal later that's fair to American taxpayers.
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The latest sanctions showed there was some "leakage" in North Korea sanctions enforcement by China, but it was mostly abiding by U.N. resolutions, a senior U.S. official told reporters, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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Liz Cheney, the hawkish Republican congresswoman from Wyoming, for one, said after seeing the documents that she remains unsure the deal has sufficient mechanisms to verify that the Taliban are abiding by the terms.
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Childhood in New Jersey was marked by "a lot of bullying, a lot of teasing, a lot of animosity," said Mr. Grewal, who, abiding by Sikh tradition, covered his hair from a young age.
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It is standard practice for proposed regulations with more than $100 million in economic impact to include an economic analysis, and the Office of Management and Budget typically insists on abiding by that protocol.
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Iran had been abiding by the terms of the nuclear deal, negotiated under President Barack Obama, before Mr. Trump pulled out, and has continued to do so since the withdrawal by the United States.
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Michigan, abiding by none of those rules, has allowed 80 percent of its own charters to be operated by for-profit E.M.Os. Only 113 percent of charters nationwide are run by for-profit companies.
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After abiding by the funeral home's sex-specific dress code for nearly six years, the employee expressed an intent to dress and present as a woman when meeting with grieving family members and friends.
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Trump was particularly enraged by leaks that disclosed tough conversations with the leader of Mexico on paying for a border wall and with Australia on abiding by an Obama administration deal on asylum-seekers.
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For Sikhs, abiding by the standards in the patrol guide has meant shaving the beards their faith requires to keep uncut, and stuffing their unshorn hair into turbans that fit under department-issued caps.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - A Catholic hospital cannot dismiss an employee who divorced and remarried, as abiding by Catholic rules does not constitute an occupational requirement, an adviser to the EU's top court said on Thursday.
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Yeshiva Kehilath Yakov did not respond to a request for comment, but the Health Department said that it has followed up with the school and that it is now abiding by the emergency measure.
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The authors behind the new study, led by Mehraneh Jafari of the University of California, Irvine, wanted to see if doctors were abiding by their obligation to report conflicts in their academic and scientific papers.
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"If a product has the U.S.P. label, it's saying it's abiding by the U.S.P. standards and can be legally held to those standards," said Craig Hopp, of the National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health.
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The suit also argues that Faze is operating in violation of Californian law, specifically the Talent Agency Act, by essentially operating as a talent agency without a proper license or abiding by the necessary regulation.
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Obama's Justice Department did indict a handful of Chinese hackers and developed an agreement with Bejing that economic espionage would be out of bounds, but China stopped abiding by the deal after Obama left office.
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Speaking with Entertainment Weekly, Bloys noted that the showrunners had gone into the show with a plan for a certain number of seasons, and that he was abiding by their desire to end in 2018.
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Instead of abiding by the court's mandate, Mr. Brownback and the lawmakers insisted they know better than the courts on how to fund the schools, making sure not to harm the budgets of richer districts.
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Yeah that's tough politically for Vietnam, but on the other hand they recognize that if they want to move up the value chain in the global market they've got to start abiding by basic norms.
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Technology could help encourage compliance, too: Digital transaction records are easier to trace; open-access databases of trade records help regulators and others keep track of which companies are abiding by sanctions and which aren't.
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Without commerce from the West, the Iranian regime simply has no incentive to continue abiding by the terms of the JCPOA — and domestic hardliners, now empowered, will push for the resumption of Tehran's enrichment program.
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Four days later, the three Western European powers that are party to the 2015 nuclear deal —France, Germany, and the UK — formally warned Iran they believed the country wasn't abiding by the agreement's nuclear restrictions.
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Of course, this kind of pushback — lawmakers or judges going out of their way to combat the president's behavior — runs a risk, too: It can lead to a place where nobody is abiding by norms.
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The updated USMCA will include this "rapid-response mechanism" that calls for an independent, three-person panel of multinational, independent experts who will make sure Mexico is abiding by its union rules and other protections.
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They know, without having read the scores of studies on the subject, that whites are seen as more law-abiding by officers of the state, and that blackness itself is construed as suspicious and threatening.
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Abiding by the October 31 deadline, voting machine makers Dominion Voting, Election Systems & Software (ES&S) , Five Cedars Group, Hart InterCivic and Unisyn Voting Solutions have responded, though some of the details are far from reassuring.
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He also said the United States should consider staying in the deal unless it were proven that Tehran was not abiding by it or that it was not in the U.S. national interest to do so.
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He also said the United States should consider staying in the deal unless it was proven that Tehran was not abiding by it or that it was not in the U.S. national interest to do so.
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They argue it is crucial to forestalling a destabilizing Middle East arms race and that Iran has been abiding by its terms, a position also taken by U.S. intelligence assessments and the U.N. nuclear watchdog agency.
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While, for the most part, these places are abiding by the traditional dispensary model of requiring a doctor to permit the patient to use cannabis, they are also accepting cannabis packaging and cards from licensed producers.
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This approach offers fertile ground for an "elitist" syndrome to grow, though this wouldn't be an issue since the Air Force Special Operations community has been abiding by the "Quiet Professional" mantra like no other community.
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KUALA LUMPUR, March 19 (Reuters) - Malaysia's Securities Commission and stock exchange said on Thursday that they, along with market participants, can fully function and support the marketplace while abiding by the country's two-week movement curbs.
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Partly in response, Iran announced that it would stop abiding by parts of the 2015 Iran nuclear deal — which the US fully withdrew from last year — potentially putting it on the path to obtaining the bomb.
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"We made some adjustments after the presidents' last meeting last year and we're still abiding by those.... But at the same time, we need to maintain our readiness and making sure that we're prepared," Esper said.
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The return of the F.B.I. copy could raise questions about whether Attorney General Jeff Sessions was abiding by a pledge he made during his confirmation process not to return the Justice Department's copy to the Senate.
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By repeatedly recertifying the nuclear deal and waiving sanctions against Tehran as a result, the Trump administration effectively acknowledged that Iran was abiding by the terms of the deal even as the President publicly criticized it.
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He was one of five Americans released as the United States and Iran swapped prisoners and Washington lifted sanctions on Tehran in return for the Islamic Republic abiding by an agreement to curb its nuclear ambitions.
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"The Chinese government always encourages Chinese enterprises to conduct outward investment and cooperation in accordance with market principles and on the basis of abiding by the local laws and regulations," said Geng Shuang, the ministry's spokesman.
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The diplomatic novelty of this approach is matched only by a related Trump doctrine that Iran is in violation of the "spirit" of the agreement, even if it is abiding by the letter of the law.
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According to Iranian state TV ... the country has vowed to completely stop abiding by Obama's 2015 nuclear deal, which limited enrichment of their uranium stockpile (y'know, the stuff used to make nukes and bombs and such).
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The reality Mr. Trump does not want to recognize is that since he dismantled the agreement, Iranian nuclear scientists are months closer to nuclear breakout than they were when they were abiding by the deal's restrictions.
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If you have a Dominos, for example, that is abiding by the rules, they're taking the appropriate sales tax out, they're not going to be able to compete with an app that's doing all those things.
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The Church of England last month voted to divest from fossil fuel companies if by 2023 they had not shown ample progress in abiding by the parameters of the Paris Climate Accord to limit global warming.
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"What Judge Gee said in her ruling last year, which we are abiding by, is that the department has added flexibility consistent with the terms of the [Flores] settlement agreement in times of influx," Johnson said.
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The Justice Department traditionally plays a crucial role ensuring top federal officials are abiding by conflict of interest statutes, including by investigating officials who may be enriching themselves through government service and probing other ethics violations.
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The thinking goes that in this next appropriations cycle, Congress may be willing to enact a rule that applies more broadly, handcuffing Sessions from busting any marijuana business — medical or recreational — that's abiding by state laws. Rep.
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Federal agencies awarding grants are supposed to take steps to ensure that the institutions are abiding by Title IX. But it's not clear how or whether the federal government is holding individual scientists accountable, the letter said.
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The Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges said late on Wednesday that they have stepped up monitoring to ensure listed companies' major shareholders are abiding by new rules designed to restrict their sales and prevent a potential crash.
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And long before FOSTA, mainstream platforms like Twitter and Instagram have had a tenuous relationship with sex work: Many say they're unfairly suspended, banned or shadowbanned for posting explicit content, even though they're abiding by site terms.
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In a video posted on YouTube at the weekend, a person claiming to be from Anonymous said in a synthesized voice that he was disappointed that China was not abiding by the "one country, two systems" agreement.
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Last year, after aides promised a "bombshell" in his annual speech, he declared that the Palestinians were no longer bound by the requirements of the Oslo peace accords since, he argued, Israel was not abiding by them.
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By breaching the caps on its uranium enrichment stockpiles and level of uranium enrichment, Iran has signaled it will not keep abiding by the limits of the deal unless it receives the sanctions relief it was promised.
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The Trump administration will stop abiding by a landmark arms control pact with Russia as soon as Saturday after last-minute diplomatic efforts to bring Moscow back into compliance failed, a top State Department official told Reuters.
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As long as your Instagram account is still live, you're also abiding by Instagram's privacy policy, which gives it the right to anonymously track personal information, including websites you visit, so that advertisers can better target you.
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McDonough notes the irony of an American policy that provides "maximum pressure" on Iran, not a nuclear power and abiding by the deal and "minimum pressure" on nuclear-armed North Korea, whose program is not in check.
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And as the Kavanaugh hearings have unfolded, de León has assailed Feinstein for abiding by the Senate's institutional norms and not taking a more combative stance, faulting her in particular for apologizing to Kavanaugh for disruptive protesters.
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Rather than abiding by unyielding standards and rigid qualifications, agencies should create middle ground areas that provide applicants a greater chance at matching some, if not all, desired qualifications to fulfill the responsibilities/duties of the position.
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"For those who may have not been abiding by federal law when it comes to sensitive and classified information, I think they've got the message and I think you will see things change very rapidly," he added.
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However, an additional detail in the case of the pedestrian group was that they were "abiding by the law by crossing on the green signal," insinuating that the driver of car group may have been breaking the law.
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The timing of the ceasefire will thus be very convenient if it allows them to construct defensive lines against possible counter-attacks and foments division between those of their enemies abiding by the agreement and those ignoring it.
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"We need a full accounting of the facts to confirm businesses are abiding by New York consumer protection laws and to help make sure this type of privacy breach does not happen again," Cuomo said in a statement.
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PARIS, Dec 6 (Reuters) - Europe's implementation of a bank regulation reform under negotiation by the Basel Committee of supervisors will hinge on the Trump administration abiding by the deal, ECB policymaker Francois Villeroy de Galhau said on Tuesday.
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At the state level, officials at the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality (MDEQ) were not abiding by a federal regulation called the Lead and Copper Rule, which is supposed to stop corrosion like this from happening to pipes.
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It is a trend that has also been evident in the President's dealings with Russian President Vladimir Putin over election meddling and his rejection of intelligence agency assessments that Iran is abiding by a nuclear deal he overturned.
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"The fact remains that only a determined effort to avoid civilian harm, not just by abiding by international humanitarian law but also by reducing the intensity of the fighting, will decrease the suffering of civilian Afghans," he said.
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On Thursday, Iran's state-run IRNA news agency quoted from a letter sent by Iran's foreign minister to the U.N. agency saying the country "is abiding by its duties and responsibilities" with regard to nuclear weapons and agreements.
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Britain voted in a referendum last June to leave the EU. May, who has committed to abiding by the result, has said she wants to win the best possible access to the EU's hundreds of millions of consumers.
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The problem here is that the millions of photos getting sifted today in aid of law enforcement are associated with citizens who have done nothing wrong — their only "crime" was abiding by the laws of their state's DMV.
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Sex on a private plane is cool because you're part of the mile-high club and because you're on a private plane, which is the closest you can get to orgasm while abiding by FAA rules and regulations.
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Because if he was abiding by the law, so was I. Alexandra S. Levine is a New York Times staff reporter for Metro whose feature writing has also appeared in the National, Style and Travel sections, among others.
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Stella spends most of her time in the hospital and abiding by the "six foot rule" from the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, which means she can't get within six feet of any other cystic fibrosis patient to prevent cross-infection.
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"We can't have the highest office of the land exempt from abiding by the law," Friends of the Earth U.S. President Erich Picha said by telephone, adding that his group would support impeachment of Trump should he fire Mueller.
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In a telephone call with Trump on Thursday, French President Emmanuel Macron stressed the importance of abiding by the nuclear deal and, in an apparent effort to win the U.S. president over, emphasized the need to enforce it rigorously.
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Long in the EU's driving seat alongside the bloc's power-house Germany, France, dogged by a poor track-record on abiding by the EU's fiscal rules, has been steadily less active on the EU scene over the past years.
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The Trump administration has called an Iranian strike on Americans in the Middle East "imminent," and Iran has indicated that it may stop abiding by the 20013 nuclear arms deal (which Trump removed the United States from in 2018).
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"We would expect the Australian government to be lobbying and working with any other country to ensure they're abiding by international laws and standards that we have agreed to and expect our neighbors and allies to uphold," said Clark.
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President Trump, who last October said the Iran deal was no longer in U.S. national security interests even though Iran has been abiding by its terms, faces a deadline in mid-January to waive U.S. nuclear-related sanctions again.
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But perhaps Mr. Xie's most egregious decision was to lecture other countries about listening to international groups and abiding by human rights agreements, all while his government denies basic liberties in Hong Kong and holds Uighurs in concentration camps.
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Lawsuit #2: Dozens of hospitals are saying HHS is not abiding by a recent Supreme Court decision that said the federal government was incorrectly calculating supplemental Medicare payments that help hospitals that treat larger numbers of low-income patients.
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Iran, meanwhile, has told its proxies to prepare for war and indicated it may stop abiding by the 2015 nuclear deal within just a matter of days (though it hasn't said that it plans to pursue a nuclear weapon).
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Well one rule we think you should start abiding by is upholding the belief that dinner isn't complete without a proper beverage pairing, and we think this negroni made with a Coco Puffs-infused vermouth is what you need.
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They also accused him of being more concerned over what the shooting would mean for his career than in abiding by police rules and trying to help Mr. Gurley, a father to two young girls, after he had been shot.
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Freshman orientation, Iran and Biden's cancer 'moonshot' Almost 60 new members of the House and Senate will attend freshman orientation sessions this week when they will learn tips about hiring staff, running a congressional office, and abiding by strict ethics rules.
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Among other things, the policy calls for officers to honor a person's gender identity by recording and publicizing the person's chosen name and pronoun and abiding by their preference for the gender of the officer who searches them, the statement said.
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Captain Ryan Scholl, commanding officer of the Truman, said there had been no interactions with Russian warships and U.S. and Russian pilots were largely abiding by the rules of engagement for air operations aimed at avoiding the potential for miscalculation.
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David Eastburn, a spokesperson for the Department of Defense, did not cite any policies in an email asking for them Tuesday, instead saying officials are abiding by court orders from last fall that allow transgender troops to serve for now.
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To convince those countries to put sanctions back in place, the US would have needed to show that Iran wasn't abiding by the terms of the deal — failing to dismantle nuclear centrifuges, for example, or denying inspectors access to nuclear facilities.
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Italy is in talks with the European Commission to devise a way around the problem, and Brussels has indicated a way forward for Rome to protect Italian retail investors while still abiding by EU rules against state-funded bank bailouts.
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DENVER (Reuters) - The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service on Tuesday restored federal protections to grizzly bears in and around Yellowstone National Park, abiding by a court ruling last year that removal of the bears' threatened status violated the Endangered Species Act.
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Those concerns deal with retiring key provisions after eight years and the full agreement after 15 years, problems with verifying that Iran is abiding by the accord and worries that, under the agreement, Iran can continue nuclear research and development.
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If Italy is to spare Venice from further violation by the new plague devouring its beauty and collective memory, it must first review its overall priorities and, abiding by its own Constitution, place cultural heritage, education and research before petty business.
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But I also feel like a sucker and an alarmist abiding by some of the more extreme bits of advice when pretty much everyone I know is very much not, obviously negating any meager efforts I make on my own.
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Mr. Hook faces an enormous challenge: Mr. Trump's moves have been denounced by American allies in Britain, France and Germany who say they are still abiding by the terms of the deal — and are urging Iran to do the same.
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To me, she seemed to be trying to make the best decision possible at every moment, and abiding by a simple trust: that each of us lives according to a moral code that keeps us from harming one another unnecessarily.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Iran's foreign minister, Mohammad Javad Zarif, said on Monday the Trump administration will end up abiding by the 2015 nuclear deal despite its protestations to the contrary because it is in the national interest of the United States.
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He left out the fact that Iran is closer to a nuclear weapon today than when Trump took office, having announced in the aftermath of Soleimani's death that is no longer abiding by certain restrictions set forth in the nuclear deal.
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Commission Vice-President Jyrki Katainen and Trade Commissioner Cecilia Malmstrom told a news conference that the commissioners favoured the third option, setting aside the issue of whether or not China is a market economy, while still abiding by WTO rules.
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The White House had complained prior to the president's NATO trip that Democrats weren't abiding by the long-held principle that politics stops at the water's edge by holding an impeachment hearing while the president was overseas on official business.
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In a move noted by the Department of Justice in a Supreme Court filing and confirmed by Google on Friday, the search engine giant said it would begin abiding by newly-issued, controversial warrants for internationally stored data in most circumstances.
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In addition to abiding by the 211-piece submission rule, freelancers who want to remain independent should talk to their employers, take steps to make sure they can pass both the ABC and Borello tests, and consider consulting a lawyer.
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Sources connected to both parents tell us Rob and BC are a well-oiled co-parenting machine when it comes to baby Dream ... they've both been cooperative in creating and abiding by a fair schedule ... with zero hiccups so far.
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"We are willing, on the basis of strictly abiding by the 'one China' principle and respect of each other's core interests, to have dialogue with the new U.S. government," Wang said, in comments posted on the ministry's website late Tuesday.
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If you have a basketball in your hands and sand beneath your feet and are still abiding by the rules of traveling; the holder of the ball being inherently limited in their movements is, I believe, THE fundamental concept of basketball.
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Updated by Kevin Hoy, the sheet is a scrupulously organized collection of downloadable links of just about every Phish show, plus a large chunk of side projects and solo efforts and other tangental Phish recordings, all abiding by the band's taping policy.
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Under pressure from the EU's biggest countries, who are also the biggest net contributors to the budget, the Commission put in the paper an idea that disbursements from the next budget could be linked to governments abiding by the rule of law.
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But tensions are mounting; Iran has not yet bolted from the agreement or resumed its nuclear enrichment, but reports suggest Tehran may well stop abiding by some provisions in the JCPOA, particularly on research on advanced centrifuges, as payback against US sanctions.
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AMMAN (Reuters) - The Syrian army said on Monday it was resuming military operations in a Russian-led campaign in northwest Syria that has uprooted tens of thousands and killed hundreds, blaming Turkey for not abiding by its commitments under a truce deal.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - The head of the U.N. nuclear watchdog said on Monday Iran was abiding by the rules set out in a nuclear accord it signed with six world powers in 2015, after Washington suggested it was not adhering to the deal.
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But the infancy of the industry has also raised questions and concerns about these new businesses as to whether those cashing in on the recreational pot boom are abiding by the patchwork of local, state, and federal regulations governing — or prohibiting — legal weed.
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A rebel official told Reuters negotiations were proceeding smoothly, with the Russians so far abiding by the terms of the deal, under which rebels would hand over weapons, and fighters who do not wish to live under state rule would be evacuated.
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US District Judge Amy Berman Jackson ruled in mid-December that Manafort could go free if he met certain conditions, including agreeing to forfeit four properties if he failed to come to court, and living in Florida, abiding by an 11 p.m.
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Abiding by Robert Ford's (Anthony Hopkins) directives, Bernard uploaded someone's consciousness into a small red orb, and took the orb from a 3D printer.. Then, Bernard and the drone-host killed all the human workers in the lab, leaving with the orb.
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He then started to build a setting with Subspace events (listed on Fetlife) where his guests could feel like they were in a safe space to express their fantasies, including the implementation of dungeon monitors to ensure attendees were abiding by rules.
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Late last year, in equally striking comments, the German ambassador to Washington warned that tearing up the nuclear deal when Iran is abiding by its requirements risked sending a dangerous message to North Korea, should a nuclear pact with that country become possible.
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She did say that the board, and the entire company, including Kalanick, is committed to accepting and abiding by whatever findings Holder delivers, and that the results of his investigation will also be made public at the time of his final report.
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We help early employees get the liquidity they need to buy a home or pay for their kid's college tuition while retaining more equity upside, keeping their voting rights, deferring tax payments, and abiding by all their company compliance and transfer restrictions.
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Trump campaign spokesperson Katrina Pierson told CNBC the GOP front-runner is in fact abiding by the terms of his earlier promise, in which he said he would lend his support so long as he felt the party was treating him fairly.
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And the Israeli leader's speech contained no evidence that Iran had restarted its weapons program or in any way violated the limits on nuclear activities like enrichment set up by the deal — which the IAEA has repeatedly confirmed Iran is abiding by.
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U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said on Tuesday the United States should consider staying in the Iran deal unless it were proven that Tehran was not abiding by the agreement or that it was not in the U.S. national interest to do so.
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It reasons that others in the inner-circle were making similar offers, at once taking advantage of the loose and often unenforced rules on influence as well as abiding by none of the norms of the presidency established over the last several decades.
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The Department of Justice (DOJ) is in legal battles with Microsoft and Google over whether a U.S. court can issue a warrant for information housed in an overseas data storage center without abiding by the laws of the country hosting the server.
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Two years ago, Congress passed and President Obama signed a law that said private companies can own and sell what they extract, although, abiding by the language of the Outer Space Treaty, the companies cannot claim ownership of the celestial body itself.
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But his senior aides again persuaded him not to dissolve it, as did European allies, who said Iran was still abiding by the terms of the deal and that breaching it would play into the hands of hard liners in the country.
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It was the first time Mr. Zarif had met with Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson, who has said the United States wants to "revisit" what he described as flaws in the accord even as he acknowledged Iran is abiding by its terms.
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"FOIL is a mechanism the public can use to hold the N.Y.P.D. accountable to their own policies," Mr. Stephan said in a telephone interview on Thursday, "We realized the police were not abiding by the Freedom of Information law as it stood."
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The EU serves as guarantor of the nuclear deal, and Borrell has a formal role in its dispute resolution process, which Britain, France and Germany activated in January after Iran said it was no longer abiding by some limits on nuclear material.
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"Today's announcement once again proves that Israel is more committed to appeasing its illegal settler population than to abiding by the requirements for stability and a just peace," Hanan Ashrawi, a member of the Palestine Liberation Organization's executive committee, said in a statement.
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In a 1982 decision, the Supreme Court ruled that a civil rights organization had standing to sue because its use of black "testers" to see whether landlords and home sellers were abiding by federal law had hurt its ability to conduct other activities.
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While he declared that Mr. Trump's strategy of trying to crush the Iranian economy with sanctions would fail, he expressed no anger and portrayed his government as the one that was abiding by international agreements that the United States had tossed aside.
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If there's one thing that truly signposts the distance in interface development between phones and cars, it's the reliance on buttons: phones are almost completely devoid of them, whereas cars seem to be abiding by a minimum quota of physical widgets, toggles, and doodads.
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The European Court of Justice (ECJ) dealt a blow to the ride-hailing company this week thanks to a 2014 case stemming from a Barcelona taxi drivers' organization compliant that Uber creates unfair competition by not abiding by the same regulations as regular taxi services.
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Spicer's tenure was, uh, rocky -- and for one very clear reason: He simply could not balance the desires of a President who demanded favorable coverage and a White House press corps committed to abiding by facts and not the spin provided by the administration.
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Notably, as Variety reported in 2015, four U.S. movie theater chains refused to screen Cary Fukunaga's Beasts of No Nation because the film was to be released in theaters and on Netflix simultaneously, rather than abiding by the traditional 90-day delay for home debut.
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Iran's lawyer: John Kerry has found himself in the uncomfortable position of having to defend an Iranian regime that may be abiding by the letter of the nuclear agreement, but which even in the President's own words has not kept the spirit of the accord.
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The Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges said late on Wednesday that they have stepped up monitoring to ensure listed companies' major shareholders are abiding by new rules designed to restrict their sales and prevent a build-up of pressure that might lead to another crash.
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Last year several people (including Senna director Asif Kapadia) corroborated reports that attendees (even older women or women with disabilities) were turned away at the door at the Carol premiere for not abiding by the old-school dress code that women must wear heels.
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For the first charge, he was fined $250, plus court costs; for the second charge, he must obey several court-ordered conditions, including abiding by the law, performing 50 hours of community service and submitting to possible spot checks for drug and alcohol abuse.
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"If the government were abiding by international human rights standards, he would not have been subjected to solitary for such a long period of time and would not have suffered the harmful emotional impact that he inevitably suffered in solitary," Shahshahani said in an email.
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U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said in September that the United States should consider staying in the Iran deal unless it were proven that Tehran was not abiding by the agreement or that it was not in the U.S. national interest to do so.
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"It is clear that all the parties and their allies view that it is in their interests not to have a direct confrontation between America and Russia, and they have rules of engagement that they have studied together and are abiding by," he said.
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Some investors may believe CBS chose to merge with Viacom because of pressure from Redstone, who isn't allowed to push for a deal herself as a condition of a settlement with Moonves last year, instead of abiding by its fiduciary duties to all shareholders.
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In a just world of transparent government and officials abiding by the law as much as average citizens, there would be consequences for those who abused their positions or behaved contrary to the oaths they took when they became law enforcement officers or civil servants.
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In the past week, the city's Office of Special Enforcement (OSE), which operates under the mayor, announced two nuisance abatement lawsuits against networks of property owners who it says aren't abiding by city rules, leaving guests in the dark about whom they are renting from.
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When I spoke with Gelernt the morning after the ruling, he described the process by which the A.C.L.U. and others would monitor and verify, and then, if the government wasn't abiding by the decision, go back to the judge and sue it for noncompliance.
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Those have been prompted in part by declarations from Tehran that it is amassing more nuclear fuel, the latest evidence that Mr. Trump's withdrawal last year from a nuclear containment deal is pushing Iranian leaders to violate terms they had been abiding by until now.
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As this system is currently proposed, candidates would receive public matching funds at a six-to-one ratio for donations of up to $200 in exchange for abiding by a lower dollar limit on individual contributions — say, $1,000 rather than the current limit of $2,700.
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"Instead of abiding by Kennedy&aposs intended point of praising lawmakers who broke from their parties to stand for their "conscience," Schlossberg wrote that by defending the president on the basis of party, "Pence and Congressional Republicans have also failed the test of courage.
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The formal notice also flags Microsoft for not following rules about tracking users online, not abiding by European Union data storage rules, and using a PIN security scheme that does not limit the number of guesses an attacker can make to break into certain accounts.
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Time and again he delivered truths at odds with Mr. Trump's preferred version of reality — saying that North Korea was unlikely to abandon its nuclear weapons, that Iran was abiding by the nuclear deal, that the Islamic State continued to be a threat in Syria.
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"The court order remains in full force and effect today and HHS is abiding by it as we continue to review the issue," Roger Severino, the director of the Office for Civil Rights at the Department of Health and Human Services, said in a statement.
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In January 210, Attorney General Jeff Sessions rescinded the Obama-era Cole Memorandum, which laid out the Department of Justice's plan to "not bother with moms making lotions in their kitchens," as Clarke-Esposito puts it, or prosecute companies that were abiding by their state's regulatory structure.
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Unlike a mod, which changes crucial game components, or a glitch, which exploits how the game is made, players who turn a cheerful simulation into a nightmare scenario are still abiding by the rules of the game — and getting away with it is part of the fun.
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New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman is investigating the foundation to make sure it is abiding by state charity law, and House Democrats have called for the Department of Justice to look at Trump's relationship with Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi, who declined to formally investigate it.
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After some work figuring out how they could actually get it to market abiding by rules and regulations by the FDA, the team ended up making an Indiegogo campaign, which raised more than $250,000 "Because of our margins, every user we onboard is profit we generate," Lee.
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The company also last year launched a way for teens to shop the site independently of their parents – creating their own lists, and making purchases via parents' accounts, while abiding by pre-set spending limits parents set or by getting purchases approved after parents' review the requests.
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Trump and a handful of administration officials, most notably UN Ambassador Nikki Haley, cite Iran's behavior, such as testing ballistic missiles and supporting terrorist organizations like Hezbollah, as evidence the regime is acting against the "spirit" of the deal, even if it is technically abiding by it.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said on Tuesday the United States should consider staying in the Iran nuclear deal unless it were proven that Tehran was not abiding by the agreement or that it was not in the U.S. national interest to do so.
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Asked at a news conference on Tuesday whether it was fair to penalise a company which "felt that they were abiding by the rules" in agreeing a tax regime for its profits with Irish government, the straight-talking Dane said some should listen to their feelings more.
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The Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges said late on Wednesday that they have stepped up monitoring to ensure listed companies' major shareholders - defined as investors with at least a 5 percent stake - are abiding by new rules designed to restrict their sales and prevent a potential crash.
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Misha Vallejo of Ecuador explored life in a remote indigenous community, Sarayaku, in the Ecuadorean rain forest, where the Kichwa live as they have for hundreds of years, abiding by the belief that everything in nature — animals, plants, water, land, wind — is related and must be respected.
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Addressing the South China Sea issue, Wang, on an official visit to Bangkok, told reporters China would like to "maintain stability in the South China Sea, abiding by the terms that have been agreed on the Declaration of Conduct and Code of Conduct in near future".
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After Trump withdrew America from the Iran nuclear deal — even though Iran was abiding by its terms — his ambitious, sycophantic secretary of state, Mike Pompeo, gave a speech listing the 12 ways Iran had to change at home and abroad — demands that were tantamount to regime change.
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It's likely that Ackerman McQueen's alleged financial mismanagement might never have come to light — and North might never have felt the need to go to bat for it — if the NRA weren't under incredible pressure to show that it's abiding by existing laws governing tax-exempt organizations.
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At the center of this delightful pop opera are two young dreamers: Mylene (Herizen F. Guardiola), a pastor's daughter torn between abiding by her strict religious upbringing and becoming the next Donna Summer, and Ezekiel (Justice Smith), a smart poet who aspires to escape the Bronx.
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She was responding to a report in the Times newspaper, which said the DUP has agreed to accept Northern Ireland abiding by some European Union rules after Brexit as part of a deal to replace the Irish backstop, potentially opening the door to a withdrawal agreement.
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By November, the number of American troops remaining in Afghanistan should be well down from the current 12,000 or so, and the Taliban will most likely still be abiding by the deal to make sure the staged withdrawal continues until all the foreign troops are gone.
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To try to get Mr. Trump to lift the sanctions, Iran's military began taking more forceful action in the region last year, and Tehran announced it was breaching some of the agreement's limits on its nuclear program, even though it had been abiding by the deal.
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He had twice been removed from the Alabama Supreme Court, once for refusing to take down a two-ton Ten Commandments monument he had installed in the court building, a second time for not abiding by the United States Supreme Court's decision to legalize gay marriage.
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Pompeo expressed frustration at a United Nations meeting Thursday that some countries were not strictly abiding by sanctions on Pyongyang, a major part of the US strategy to get North Korea to dismantle its nuclear and missile programs, along with President Donald Trump's efforts at personal diplomacy.
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Singh Guliani is referring to a January Gizmodo report, which found that the only police department known to use Amazon's Rekognition software, the Washington County Sheriff's Department in Oregon, was not abiding by Amazon's own recommendation to set a 99 percent accuracy threshold on the software.
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"The Intelligence people seem to be extremely passive and naive when it comes to the dangers of Iran," he tweeted, reacting to their conclusion that the mullahs in Iran are, for now, abiding by the 2015 agreement and are not producing new nuclear fuel for weapons.
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"As far as I can determine, it's an empty threat," Rob Scott, director of trade research for the Economic Policy Institute, told me, noting that the president has recently made other idle threats about military action against North Korea and not abiding by certain NATO requirements.
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The political and social rights of genuine, state-based citizenship derive from the contribution members make to sustaining the public life of the community, be it through participation in the economy as workers and consumers, caring for children and the elderly or simply recognizing and abiding by its laws.
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China says it is abiding by all international sanctions on North Korea — they include materials that could be used in its nuclear and missiles programs, coal, minerals, metals, and luxury goods — and says there is nothing wrong with maintaining trade relations in areas not covered by the sanctions.
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GEDmatch had previously allowed law enforcement to its database only to solve murders and sexual assaults but, at the request of police in Utah, Rogers had agreed to make an exception, sparking criticism that the site was not abiding by its own rules to protect its users' privacy.
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India this year set the GST sales tax on jewellery at 3 percent - a level industry players said was low enough to avoid curbing sales while at the same time steering customers to larger players abiding by tax laws and away from cash deals of questionable legal status.
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Tasked with enforcing regulations on whether companies are abiding by minimum wage requirements, child labor restrictions, affirmative action guidelines, workplace safety rules and a web of other laws, Mr. Harris said, the Labor Department has never been very popular with big business or the Republican candidates it supports.
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" Democrats who engage in identity politics would do well to look themselves in the mirror, also, to see if they are abiding by Maya Angelou's wise words: "I note the obvious differences between each sort and type, but we are more alike, my friends, than we are unalike.
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"We assessed the interaction as unsafe and unprofessional due to the Iranian vessels' not abiding by international law and internationally recognized maritime rules of the road, as well as their high rate of closure of Nitze and disregard of multiple warnings by the ship's whistle and flares," he said.
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European allies have stayed in the nuclear deal and have urged Iran to do so, but President Hassan Rouhani of Iran said last month that his country would start leaving parts of it, even though international agencies said Tehran had been abiding by all the terms until now.
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"The company has a 85033-year history in the IT security industry of always abiding by the highest ethical business practices, and Kaspersky Lab believes it is completely unacceptable that the company is being unjustly accused without any hard evidence to back up these false allegations," the statement continued.
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" Noting that that three hospitals supported by the medical charity Doctors Without Borders, as well as dozens of civilian sites, have been hit by Saudi-led aircraft, Wille said the Saudi communication "unfortunately befits the tone of the coalition's level of commitment towards abiding by the laws of war.
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" Cheney went on to say she believes Republicans need to make sure they're abiding by and upholding the Constitution, before adding, "Just because the Democrats refuse to do so, that does not mean that we ought to let ourselves be dragged down to the level at which they are operating.
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In addition to nailing all the prerequisites of a modern startup (an emphasis on exemplary design, scalable technology and sterling customer support), new entrants wanting to move fast must navigate healthcare's laundry list of regulations, abiding by specific federal and state regulatory requirements and the labyrinthine rules of the FDA.
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As it currently stands, all candidates have vowed to continue abiding by the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), the nuclear deal signed in 2015 in which Iran agreed to rein in elements of its nuclear program in exchange for partial sanctions relief from the U.S. and the European Union (EU).
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If you're looking for ways to support your local salon, while still abiding by the CDC's health precautions, there are a few ways to do it, according to Krista Depeyrot, co-owner of Salon Bisoux in Washington D.C. (which has voluntarily closed its doors in the interest of public health).
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"Unfortunately a law-breaking country (the United States) seeks to punish a country (Iran) that is abiding by law.... This method will have severe consequences for the world order," Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif was quoted as saying by the Iranian state news agency IRNA during a visit to Istanbul.
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The complainants involved in the second trial did not want their case jeopardized, and with most of our competitors abiding by the order, would it have been right, legally or morally, if The Times had played a role in that by disregarding an order meant to ensure a fair trial?
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The Frankfurt court last month ruled Kuwait Airways had the right to refuse to carry the Israeli man on a flight to Bangkok that began in Frankfurt and included a stopover in Kuwait City since it was abiding by the laws of Kuwait, a country that does not recognize the state of Israel.
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That H.W. Bush lacked so much motor control it forced him to to touch their rear ends, that he has dementia and he had no idea what he was doing, or that he was merely abiding by some 1960s Official Handbook of Men's Ethics, which lists groping as one of their core principles.
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In statements, the ministry denied mistreatment and suggested Assange had not been abiding by his agreement with Ecuador by publicly discussing the internal affairs of other nations, presumably Spain and the US. The ministry "acts in the strictest adherence to the Constitution, laws and international law," according to the March 2018 press release.
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" The Saudi ambassador to the United Nations, Abdullah al-Mouallimi, who was among those invited to address the Security Council on Tuesday, said his country and its partners were "committed to abiding by international law" in the Yemen conflict, and that their original inclusion in the annex was done "without any valid reasons.
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Instead of renegotiating the agreement, as President Trump repeatedly offered to do, or merely abiding by the terms of the nuclear nonproliferation treaty that it signed in 1968, Iran is in the process of exceeding the limits on its stockpile of enriched uranium outlined in the deal that it signed in 2015.
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RELATED - Gorsuch grilled on Trump: 'No man is above the law' Republicans, on the other hand, argue Gorsuch answered more than 20 hours of questions and was abiding by what's known as the "Ginsburg standard" so as not to show his cards on how he'd rule in cases that may come before him.
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Shell Peabody Energy The company, a multinational coal-mining giant based in St. Louis, said in a statement: We believe that abiding by the accord, without significant changes, would have substantially impacted the U.S. economy, increased electricity costs and required the power sector to rely on less diverse and more intermittent energy.
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"The company has a 20 year history in the IT security industry of always abiding by the highest ethical business practices and trustworthy development of technologies, and Kaspersky Lab believes it is completely unacceptable that the company is being unjustly accused without any hard evidence to back up these false allegations," Kaspersky said.
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"Attacking judges is not a wise or prudential thing to do, and is likely to reinforce the judiciary's sense of responsibility [to ensure] he is abiding by the constitutional limits," said David Cole, the national legal director for the American Civil Liberties Union, which has filed a slew of suits challenging the travel ban.
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A legion of cops—from four different agencies that I could count—flanked the park at the beginning of the event, but once it became clear people were sitting down and mostly abiding by the "no booze" rules, they dispersed, leaving Rec & Park employees to shoo people out for smoking weed next to kids.
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Given the many unknowns, Mr. Brezenoff and other agency leaders were not comfortable signing a declaration to the federal government that the agency was abiding by the letter of the many applicable laws and regulations — a declaration the previous Nycha leadership had made in 2016 that federal and city investigators have said was false.
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North Korea has a long history of not abiding by promises to curtail its nuclear program, and Mr. Todd on his program reflected skepticism among former and some current White House officials that Mr. Kim will actually follow through on any vow to dismantle the North's primary nuclear test site or stop nuclear weapons testing.
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He said that logic applied to many of the reasons Democrats gave for wanting Trump's financial records, such as whether he was accurately reporting his finances under government ethics rules, whether he had any undisclosed conflicts of interest, or whether he was abiding by the Constitution's prohibition on accepting "emoluments," or things of value, from foreign governments.
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Her most famous interruption was in 2009, when she dramatically stopped a Broadway performance of Gypsy for more than two minutes to berate a photographer in the audience, demanding the offender be removed from the premises and thanking the rest of the audience for abiding by the rules before transforming back into character of stage mother supreme, Mama Rose.
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Now Mellon is ahead of the curve once again, breaking all the rules of luxury fashion by abandoning seasonal collections and reimagining the shoe industry as an online, direct-to-consumer retailer that produces styles continuously — her namesake Tamara Mellon line features four to six new seasonless styles every month — rather than abiding by the traditional fashion calendar.
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Local politics influence all of the decisions that have a direct influence on our day-to-day lives, from the laws we're most worried about abiding by, to the streets we drive on and whether or not they're riddled with potholes, to whether or not we'll have to pay for plastic bags at the grocery store, and more.
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Late Monday, the Trump administration announced it planned to certify that Iran was abiding by the terms -- but not the "spirit" -- of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), an agreement reached in 2015 between Iran, the US and five other world powers under which Iran agreed to roll back its nuclear program in exchange for some sanctions relief.
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President Donald Trump's lead trade negotiator, Robert Lighthizer, warned lawmakers on Wednesday that the United States would need to keep the threat of stiff tariffs on China in place for years, even if a trade deal is inked, as part of an enforcement mechanism that would include frequent reviews of whether China was abiding by any agreement.
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Though Trump is unlikely to countenance a return to the nuclear agreement he deplores — and the original deal may be too badly damaged by U.S. withdrawal to be viably restored anyway—he should let Europe buy Iranian oil, abiding by the terms of the old deal so a new one potentially can be negotiated, which is his stated goal.
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The President's speech to the UN General Assembly made clear to the world and to the American public that the President is sticking firmly to his "America First" vision of US foreign policy and abiding by much of the rhetoric he has used to articulate that vision -- both on the campaign trail and since taking office.
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He did so despite the advice of his top people — the secretaries of defense and state and his military and intelligence chiefs — who say the agreement is in America's interest; and despite the assurance of the International Atomic Energy Agency, which monitors Iran 24/7 under a robust verification regime, that Tehran is abiding by its terms.
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Each show was different, since they were all Events in the special Cunningham sense, abiding by his practice of chopping up his dances and reshuffling them, often with overlap, for novel occasions, with new sets and scores — another of the many radical ways he opened up ideas of how things go together in time and space.
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JULIA BOORSTIN: In addition to abiding by values, you also abide by the laws here in the U.S. And we were just learning about Mark Zuckerberg's testimony on Capitol Hill and there is a lot of focus on whether the tech companies should have to abide by the same rules about the content they distribute as Disney does, and as ABC does.
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Bruce Ackerman, a law professor at Yale University, wrote in an op-ed for the New York Times that Trump cannot declare an emergency at the border, arguing that Trump's actions would be illegal, and they would force the armed forces tasked with carrying out his orders to choose between abiding by the commander-in-chief's wishes and committing a federal crime.
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While some intelligence experts doubt that the evidence is quite as reliable as Netanyahu claims, the prime minister's presentation did underscore an important point: Under the terms of the current Iran deal, it is next to impossible for us to truly know the full details of the Iranian nuclear program and whether Tehran is abiding by the guidelines established by the accord.
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In the past, a number of his advisers, like Defense Secretary James Mattis, have counseled him to stay in the deal because Iran is abiding by the terms of the agreement and because the collapse of the agreement could give Iran a better chance at developing nuclear weapons than ever before, as the US's allies will be reluctant to reimpose sanctions.
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While the details of the adult film star's alleged meeting and subsequent non-disclosure agreement — which paid her a handsome sum of $130,000 — may indeed be curious, what is even more curious is Daniels's utterly erroneous interpretation of American contract law and the misguided notion that abiding by the terms of a contract involving two consenting parties is somehow, well — optional.
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John Walsh, the senior associate for drug policy and the Andes at the Washington Institute on Latin America, is hosting one of two weed-focused "side events" scheduled this week at the UN. The discussion will focus on how countries can legalize weed while still abiding by the current drug treaties — a thorny question that the US has largely chosen to ignore.
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The SBC apply to all Company employees and serve as a model for comparable codes of conduct that have been adopted at each of WarnerMedia's businesses, including offices outside the U.S. The SBC stress the importance of abiding by the law, being truthful, being transparent in our business dealings, putting the needs of our shareholders and customers first, and avoiding excesses and ethical lapses.
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Monday's decision is consistent with the Trump administration's strongly negative policies towards legal and illegal immigrants and in using vulnerable migrant populations as a bargaining chip to restrict future migrant populations from settling in the U.S. After nearly two decades abiding by the conditions of TPS, Congress and the Trump administration must at a minimum return legal protection to 200,000 of our neighbors and, hopefully, a path to citizenship.
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As Vox's Emily Stewart previously reported: Bruce Ackerman, a law professor at Yale University, wrote in an op-ed for the New York Times this month that Trump cannot declare an emergency at the border, arguing that Trump's actions would be illegal, and they would force the armed forces tasked with carrying out his orders to choose between abiding by the commander-in-chief's wishes and committing a federal crime.
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Rather, it's likely that the company is abiding by Apple's new iOS 11 requirement, effective this month, that "all iOS app updates submitted to the App Store must be built with the iOS 11 SDK and must support the Super Retina display of iPhone X." Still, it's nice to see the iOS version of Inbox get the love it deserves, even if its still missing key features like an "all inboxes" view, which it has on Android.
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To win approval, the new company must agree to abide by certain "business conduct rules," including refraining for seven years from charging customers based on their data usage; abiding by the FCC's net neutrality rules even if a court strikes them down; building out their broadband network to 2 million additional homes, including 1 million homes which already have broadband access; and hiring an independent monitor to ensure they comply with all the government's various demands.
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The INF Treaty was signed by former President Ronald Reagan and former USSR President Mikhail Gorbachev and remains the only live Cold War-era arms control agreement between the two countries (with former Soviet Union states Ukraine, Belarus and Kazakhstan still abiding by the treaty's terms.) The treaty required the US and Russia to permanently eliminate their stockpiles of ground-based nuclear and conventionally armed ballistic and cruise missiles with ranges of roughly 300-20163,400 miles, and to refrain from developing or testing such missiles.
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