This is complete hogwash, according to the law of physics.
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Except that according to the law, I'm still a child.
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That unnamed individual is Hardan, according to the law enforcement source.
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He had 17 prior arrests, according to the law enforcement official.
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If they are intimidated, we'll take action according to the law.
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"According to the law, it is only open to Tanzanians," Shirima said.
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Chapman being not guilty according to the law doesn't make him innocent.
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Labor is a part of the punishment process, according to the law.
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Andrew Cuomo, according to the law-enforcement official involved with the matter.
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Chinese customs are conducting risk analysis according to the law, added Geng.
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Any denied requests could be appealed before a judge, according to the law.
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Actual ads must always be clearly marked as ads, according to the law.
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According to the law, you and your cell phone are two separate entities.
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Cho's lawyers quit on March 25 according to the law firm and authorities.
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We will act with reason and according to the law and with firmness.
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"According to the law of the land, I can be handcuffed," she said.
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Her spokesman has said the case would be handled according to the law.
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He managed to stagger back inside, bleeding badly, according to the law enforcement official.
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Monopolization isn't just a business practice; it is, according to the law, a crime.
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Fortaliza was dehydrated but otherwise had no injuries, according to the law enforcement source.
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To live a life that, according to the law, you don't deserve to live.
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Suu Kyi's spokesman has said the journalists should be treated "according to the law".
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"Then we'll proceed according to the law," senior police official Chayapon Chatchaidej told reporters.
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According to the law, only family members can touch a nude or semi-nude dancer.
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"Everyone should be treated according to the law," Suu Kyi's spokesman Zaw Htay told Reuters.
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USCIS is committed to fair and accurate adjudication of each petition according to the law.
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According to the law, authorities have to ask for cooperation from internet service providers (ISPs).
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"Everyone should be treated according to the law," Suu Kyi's spokesman, Zaw Htay, told Reuters.
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He and those involved "will be dealt with seriously according to the law," it continued.
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Because how the city "really works" is not how it should work, according to the law.
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" Regardless, Stephenson insists that "everything we did was done according to the law and entirely legitimate.
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An important limitation to their powers is that they need to act according to the law.
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When you're drunk, you don't have ability to consent to sexual activity, according to the law.
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"China respects Thailand's exercise of immigration control according to the law," it said in an email.
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But recipients must also agree not to use them in civilian areas, according to the law.
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According to the law, businesses can pay these workers the tipped minimum wage: $2.13 an hour.
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The government denies any pattern of rights abuses saying cases are handled according to the law.
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Many of them don't know that they are victims, but they are according to the law.
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Currently, a serious offense is tried according to the law of the aircraft's country of registration.
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"Xinjiang has launched a vocational education and training program according to the law," Mr. Zakir said.
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According to the law, the bank transfers 95 percent of its profit to the state budget.
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According to the law, businesses can pay these workers the tipped minimum wage — $2.13 an hour.
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While everything was done "according to the law," Cohen's contract was "a serious misjudgement," the CEO said.
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It is their responsibility to ensure that cases and procedures are conducted correctly according to the law.
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Being convicted of buggery carries a maximum penalty of 25 years in prison, according to the law.
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To make matters worse, my employer should be paying me a higher wage according to the law.
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According to the law, businesses can pay these workers the tipped minimum wage of $2.13 an hour.
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CHINA'S AMBASSADOR TO THE UK SAYS VIOLENT OFFENDERS MUST BE BROUGHT TO JUSTICE ACCORDING TO THE LAW
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"To be clear, everything we did was done according to the law and entirely legitimate," Stephenson added.
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Maxwell's legal team is out of the country and unavailable for comment, according to the law office.
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According to the law, if he is defeated after that date, new elections could not be held.
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Similar bills were killed in 16 other states, according to the Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence.
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"But according to the law, even if you do it once, you're committing a crime," Currie continued.
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In this case, however, eSurv's spyware may not be operating according to the law, experts told Motherboard.
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And, according to the law of the land, she doesn't have to pay any taxes on it.
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According to the law, it is not a question of whether Fashion Nova is exploiting its workers.
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According to the law, businesses can pay these workers the tipped minimum wage of $236 an hour.
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"We will proceed according to the law," army spokesman Zaw Min Tun told reporters in the capital Naypyidaw.
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Awarding scholarships or otherwise covering the cost of attending school is not considered compensation, according to the law.
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Meanwhile, China's Foreign Ministry said it respected Thailand's exercise of immigration control according to the law, Reuters added.
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Previously, he has said Myanmar courts were independent and the case would be conducted according to the law.
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"The judge will be decide whether they are guilty or not according to the law," he told Reuters.
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Her arrest was wrong from the beginning, and her case needs to be addressed according to the law.
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The homemade bombs used by Mark Anthony Conditt had distinctive shrapnel inside, according to the law enforcement source.
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But the Rotterdam District Court ruled that NN gave sufficient information, according to the law at the time.
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According to the law firm Davis Polk, there are more than 22,000 pages of Dodd-Frank-related rules.
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"I am not a traitor," she declared, saying that she had led the process according to the law.
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It also said it would delete information about users "according to the law" if they erase their accounts.
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Zaw Htay also said Myanmar's courts were independent and the case would be conducted according to the law.
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Although he suffered burns all over his body, he is expected to survive, according to the law enforcement source.
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The first was through marriage: According to the law, the mother's husband was always the father of her child.
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The Rotterdam District Court ruled that NN gave sufficient information, according to the law that applied at the time.
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According to the law, the head of the legislative body acts as interim president until elections can be held.
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If a land is degraded due to development, according to the law, the developers are responsible for restoring it.
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"According to the law, I would be allowed to deliver today," Papperger added with reference to the military trucks.
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"According to the law, I would be allowed to deliver today", Papperger added with reference to the military trucks.
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Compensation in high-paying law firms relies heavily on origination, or "books of business," according to the law study.
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According to the law center, there were 892 active hate groups in 2015, an increase from 20123 in 2014.
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Ninety-eight percent of juvenile detainees in the Northern Territory are Aboriginal, according to the Law Council of Australia.
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The highest permissible rate stands at 12 yuan and 14 yuan respectively, according to the law passed last year.
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"All organizations and citizens shall support, assist and cooperate with national intelligence efforts according to the Law," it says.
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According to the law, over-the-air broadcasters and local cable companies can't reject ads from legally qualified candidates.
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And then Maguire, according to the law, was supposed to transmit this whistleblower complaint to the congressional intelligence committees.
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Beijing's Traffic Management Bureau said the stunt "will be investigated and dealt with according to the law," according to CNN.
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According to the law, they must be older than 20, unmarried and have undergone psychological therapy for a year prior.
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The father and the child's mother were in the midst of a custody battle, according to the law enforcement source.
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Black women also have the highest student loan debt of any racial or ethnic group, according to the law center.
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Those who were privileged to work with him saw this unyielding focus on deciding cases correctly according to the law.
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Those subordinated loans, the conditions of which do not envisage a conversion, will be written down according to the law.
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The state does not require firearm owners to register their firearms, according to the Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence.
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Once the program is established, it could enroll as many as 300 students a year, according to the law school.
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According to the law, which will take effect in 85033 days, the medical marijuana must be available within two years.
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"According to the law you are not allowed to harm national unity," the white haired Ranariddh told Reuters on Saturday.
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The department added in its notice that those found violating tax regulations would be dealt with according to the law.
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When contacted previously he has said Myanmar courts were independent and the case would be conducted according to the law.
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According to the law center, states with the strictest gun control measures have the lowest rates of gun-related deaths.
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According to the law, schools are to assign retained students to the most effective available teacher and provide supplemental tutoring.
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But, fortunately for Simpson, according to the law, he's not legally obliged to use his pension to pay that off.
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"To be clear, everything we did was done according to the law and entirely legitimate," Stephenson wrote in the memo.
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After last week's hearing he said that the courts were independent, and the case would be conducted according to the law.
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She faces extradition to the U.S. "We hope the Huawei case could be solved fairly according to the law," said Jin.
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The information can be disclosed as long as the business doesn't give away an employees' identity, according to the law firm.
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On the other hand, we have to ensure the government acts according to the law while using appropriate and proportionate means.
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Even then such a provision typically applies only in a merger and acquisition context, according to the law firm Sullivan & Cromwell.
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In Illinois, some guns are subject to only a one-day wait, according to the Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence.
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According to the law, Netanyahu will have 30 days to ask the Knesset not to strip him of his parliamentary immunity.
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According to the law enforcement official, it appeared that Ms. Nicolai had been asked on Thursday to relinquish her son's passport.
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She sought asylum and the two ended up at the Texas facility, for almost three weeks, according to the law firm.
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According to the law, if a bathroom doesn't have a changing table, hallway signs must direct parents to the nearest facilities.
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In Shanghai, workers on average can receive up to 600 yuan ($85.57) a month for their work, according to the law.
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The President does have to issue a statement explaining his reasoning to Congress 30 days from Friday's determination, according to the law.
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I THINK, LOOK, WE PAY ALL THE TAXES IN ALL THE JURISDICTIONS IN THE WORLD WHERE WE OPERATE, ACCORDING TO THE LAW.
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According to the law of supply and demand, employers should be sharply bidding up wages in order to capture increasingly scarce workers.
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China's foreign ministry, asked to comment, said Liu was a Chinese citizen and her rights were being protected according to the law.
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"Facebook pays taxes according to the law in every country it operates, including Israel," the company said in a statement, without elaborating.
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Unless Russia takes certain steps, a second set of penalties -- more stringent than this first round -- must follow, according to the law.
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If there is such a situation, please rest assured that the relevant Chinese authorities will handle the matter according to the law.
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When gathering information, its agents must "employ methods least likely to intrude on the targeted person's civil rights", according to the law.
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" This July, Mr. Shah told Parliament, "Illegal immigrants living on every inch of this country will be deported according to the law.
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"I will not sit with ease until all accused are punished according to the law," Mr. Sharif said at a news conference.
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Both Delanoy and Dye are New York-based partners in Willkie's corporate and financial services department, according to the law firm's website.
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Since his daughter was born in the US, she is a citizen — and so is her child, according to the law center's complaint.
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If someone solicits or accepts between $2,000 to $25,000, the potential prison sentence is a maximum of one year, according to the law.
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There were 33 oilfield service bankruptcies through July, compared with 46 filings in the same period last year, according to the law firm.
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" Deckard said the NCPD's goal is to "quickly and judiciously find the perpetrator(s), determine a motive, and punish according to the law.
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Government spokesman, Zaw Htay, told Reuters by phone that Myanmar's courts are independent and the case would be conducted according to the law.
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"Illegal immigrants living on every inch of this country will be deported according to the law," Shah told the upper house of parliament.
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They are examining the phone to determine whether there were any text messages between her and Spitzer, according to the law enforcement official.
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According to The Law Center To Prevent Gun Violence, an estimated 40% of guns transfers in the U.S. are done by unlicensed sellers.
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According to the law, any registered voter may seek a temporary restraining order and an injunction prohibiting the spread of material in violation.
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"We have to be responsible for the people's health and will act on this according to the law," it said in a statement.
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"According to the law, the parents cannot work, because if they have any paid work, they will be above the cutoff," she explained.
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If procedures are in place, according to the law, it should be clear who to hold accountable in the event of a failure.
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Government spokesman Zaw Htay told Reuters by phone that Myanmar courts were independent and the case would be conducted according to the law.
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According to the law, this is 100 percent legal and, if I were offered a subsidy, I would probably take it as well.
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"I hope the public can understand that it's an infectious disease, and relevant information should be released according to the law," he said.
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In a fax message to Reuters, the ministry said it would review the deal according to the law if it received an application.
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"If there is illegal behavior, relevant departments will handle it according to the law," added the statement from the local government's investigative committee.
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He has declined to comment throughout the proceedings, saying Myanmar's courts are independent and the case would be conducted according to the law.
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In patent cases, statistically, summary judgements tend to favor the defendant, while trials tend to favor the plaintiff, according to the Law Review study.
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According to the Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence, Nevada requires people under domestic violence protective orders to surrender their guns to law enforcement.
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He has mostly declined to comment throughout the proceedings, saying the courts were independent and the case would be conducted according to the law.
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Manafort, who resigned as chairman of Donald Trump's campaign Friday, has not been the focus of the probe, according to the law enforcement officials.
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The child's 21-year-old mother managed to run from the apartment, leaving her daughter in a bedroom, according to the law enforcement official.
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They cautioned against potential risks in the platform's operations and asked it to carry out "self-inspection" according to the law, the bank said.
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The NHRC has instructed the Tamil Nadu government to recognize that the couple were in bondage and to compensate them according to the law.
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He once held a security job at a building adjacent to the condo complex where the couple lived, according to the law enforcement source.
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"According to the law, someone who is aware of the perpetration of a crime is obliged to alert the nearest authorities," the minister said.
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A total of 7.43 firms with debts totaling $27.4 billion have filed for court restructuring through mid-August, according to the law firm's report.
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New York City takes that a step further, limiting purchases to once every 90 days, according to the Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence.
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Presidential spokesman Salvador Panelo said the courts and police were acting according to the law in issuing and executing the arrest warrant against Ressa.
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"(We) shall strictly abide by government regulations over flows of crude oil, pay taxes according to the law," the statement from the alliance said.
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According to the law, state-owned monuments cannot be removed or altered in any way without the approval of the North Carolina Historical Commission.
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Asked about the accusation from China Labor Watch, he said Huajian scheduled extra hours during busy times but paid workers according to the law.
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Larry Hogan, a Republican, will have 10 days to announce when a special primary and general election will be held, according to the law.
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"A mother lost her little girl because ICE and those running the Dilley immigration prison failed them inexcusably," according to the law firm's statement.
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According to the law enforcement official, investigators did not know before Friday that the home in Flushing appeared to be a maternity tourism site.
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"The terms for formalizing partnerships or associations will be established by Pemex's board of directors, according to the law," states the 33-page document.
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The terms for thousands of works published between 1923 and 1963 weren't renewed as according to the law, and consequently lapsed into public domain.
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On Thursday, a laptop computer containing private information was stolen from a Secret Service agent's vehicle in New York, according to the law enforcement agency.
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But there has been a steady decline in the number of people taking the LSAT in recent years, according to the Law School Admissions Counsel.
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"There are islands in the Nile ... according to the law no one should be present on these islands," Sisi said in a speech in June.
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The ministry said in April that the government had carried out a proper consultation process with the Waorani according to the "law and international standards".
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According to the law, there must be at least one changing table available to men and women for each publicly accessible floor of a building.
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The number of law school applicants nationwide has plummeted, to 2373,28 as of April from 2000,250 in 210, according to the Law School Admissions Council.
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"We want the real perpetrators to be discovered and punished according to the law," Italian Foreign Minister Paolo Gentiloni told La Repubblica newspaper on Monday.
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According to the law, presidential candidates must release their tax returns by late November if they want a spot on the primary ballot in March.
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TRUMP: Now, according to the law, see I figured there's something where you put something in this massive trust and there's also — nothing is written.
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Independent investigations are common: According to the law firm BakerHostetler, well over half of the organizations it advises seek out private investigators to investigate hacks.
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The China Securities Regulatory Commission will examine Nomura's application effectively and according to the law, the regulator said in a statement published on its website.
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The China Securities Regulatory Commission will examine the application effectively and according to the law, the regulator said in a statement published on its website.
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Bennett will be an interim minister in a transition government that, according to the law, is very limited in its ability to take dramatic decisions.
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Dr. He and other personnel and institutions involved "will be dealt with seriously according to the law," the report said, citing an unidentified lead investigator.
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But according to the law, Trump should have paid taxes on that money as income — and his campaign refuses to say whether he did so.
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If pregnancy centers fail to comply with the law, they're fined $500 for a first offense and $1,000 for each subsequent offense, according to the law.
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According to the law firm, there was a 47 percent spike in the price of DRAM in 2017—the largest such increase in nearly 30 years.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin signed legislation suspending a 1987 nuclear missile treaty, according to the law published on Wednesday on an official government website.
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"Our investments have already started, we flagged them well in time and according to the law... we will press ahead," Flavio Cattaneo told La Repubblica newspaper.
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Between 2009 and 2014 they accounted for 44% of the value of deals handled by the City's 50 largest law firms, according to the Law Society.
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According to the law enforcement department, several police officers responded to the call, surrounded the house, commanded the suspect to come out, and drew their guns.
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A company spokesman, Michael Weaver, said it "acted according to the law and regulations that govern its business in reporting relevant information" to law enforcement authorities.
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Foreign Ministry spokesman Lu Kang told reporters at a regular briefing the case was a domestic matter and it would be handled according to the law.
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All of those bringing the legal challenge were offered a safe haven in Britain under the Syrian Vulnerable Person Resettlement Program, according to the law firm.
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The documents said the company will carry out equity, debt, and fund investments, and would manage assets related to deposit insurance funds according to the law.
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That said, the use of copyrighted material for "quotation, criticism, review, caricature as well as parody" is supposed to be just fine, according to the law.
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"What Iran says is clear: no war, no sanctions, no threats, no bullying; just acting according to the law and the fulfillment of obligations," Rouhani said.
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The partner, Mr. Tlass, according to the law firm's review, steered large sums to the Free Syrian Army, which occupied Manbij, where Lafarge had relocated employees.
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According to the law, Vivendi could be fined an amount equal to between 2 and 5 percent of its revenues unless it complied with the divestment.
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" She insisted that everything she does "is according to the law" and that the FDA's restrictive handling of abortion medication is "based on politics, not science.
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"And then if we found the evidence is true and the violations are there, we will take the necessary action according to the law," he said.
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This is why crimes are tried by courts according to the law -- they are not a zero sum game of responsibility shifted from individual to individual.
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According to the law, the defense secretary has to decide whether the wall is militarily necessary before money from the military construction budget can be used.
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According to the law, once the baby is examined and given medical treatment (if needed), the Indiana Department of Child Services will take the baby into custody.
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When we moved into our new building in 1998, we designed it according to the ambulatory regulations so that we could provide care according to the law.
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The fifth officer, according to the law department, did not fire his weapon because he felt he would endanger the lives of other officers on the scene.
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In California, images or recordings of intimate body parts meant to stay private cannot be distributed with the intent to cause emotional distress, according to the law.
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According to the Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence, 23 states and the District of Columbia regulate non-powder guns and 11 of them have age restrictions.
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According to the Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence, 23 states and the District of Columbia regulate non-powder guns and 11 of them place age restrictions.
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According to the law firm Fenwick and West LLP, the rate of technology IPOs that triggered ratchet mechanisms increased from 4% in 2014 to 50% in 4003.
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At least one changing table must be available to both genders on each floor of a building that is accessed by the public, according to the law.
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Saidoff acted with integrity and according to the law in all his actions and were done in coordination with all of the relevant parties in the office.
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According to the law enforcement official, many of the emails were personal messages or duplicates of ones that the bureau had previously examined during the original inquiry.
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According to the law, those found to be "malicious actors" face a fine of up to SG$50,1833 ($37,000) or five years in prison for their content.
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They were a group that was going to advocate for food service workers' rights, and make sure that employers were at least behaving according to the law.
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Myanmar government spokesman Zaw Htay has declined to comment throughout the proceedings, saying Myanmar's courts are independent and the case would be conducted according to the law.
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According to the law, the attorney general's office can begin enforcement six months after the final regulations are in place, or by July 0003, 2020 the latest.
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Mr. Rojas offered alternate explanations for the episode to investigators, according to the law enforcement officials, who said that investigators had not come to any immediate conclusions.
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Myanmar government spokesman Zaw Htay has declined to comment throughout the proceedings, saying Myanmar courts were independent and the case will be conducted according to the law.
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"According to the law of the United States, you cannot particularly select some countries," Mohammed, a Somali-American who asked that his last name not be identified, said.
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According to the law enforcement source, the manifesto expressed support for the Christchurch shooting in New Zealand in which 49 people were killed as they prayed in mosques.
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The government has denied that their arrests represent an attack on press freedom and Suu Kyi's spokesman has said the case would be handled according to the law.
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They're also continuing a forensic analysis of his digital media, including his social media posts, according to the law enforcement source who shared information on the extremist materials.
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What's more, according to the law, there's an expectation that employers initiate and engage in a "cooperative dialogue" with pregnant employees, so that pregnant employee's needs are met.
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"We work according to the law and use the tools that the industry uses to have arbitration in place," Barros said, referring to consumers' ability to sue Equifax.
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They cite some progress: Since the Sandy Hook shooting, 42 states have passed some sort of gun safety legislation, according to the Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence.
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Vizguerra received five previous stays because she was the victim of an unspecified violent crime and has a pending visa application, according to the law firm representing her.
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The number of applicants last year fell to 54,130 compared with just under 88,000 five years earlier, according to the Law School Admissions Council, which tracks the data.
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Myanmar government spokesman Zaw Htay has declined to answer questions on the proceedings, saying Myanmar's courts are independent and the case would be conducted according to the law.
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Three football players have been expelled from Purdue University in connection with an alleged sexual assault, according to the law firm that represents the family of an alleged victim.
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Previously, he has declined to discuss details of the proceedings or the police investigation, saying Myanmar's courts were independent and the case would be conducted according to the law.
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Janet Napolitano have called for such reforms as an essential step to making sure every individual is treated fairly according to the law, rather than a given prosecutor's agenda.
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The Chaoyang police said it would continue with its investigation to get to the bottom of the child abuse claims and hand out severe punishments according to the law.
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Hawaii requires two weeks for all firearm purchases, while Florida and Iowa require only three days for handgun purchases only, according to the Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence.
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A judge can approve a change of sex if it is determined that the person has undergone surgical, hormonal or other treatment appropriate for them, according to the law.
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According to the law firm, it gathered tons of evidence which led to LAPD search warrants targeting Facebook, Instagram and others ... to unearth the identity of the bad guys.
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"The reconciliation process must be neutral, must be fair and must be according to the law," said former Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra, whose was overthrown in the last coup.
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According to the law, these included "all idiots, imbeciles, feeble-minded persons, epileptics, insane persons ... persons with chronic alcoholism; paupers, professional beggars," and those with tuberculosis and other contagious diseases.
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Previously, he has declined to comment on the case or the conduct of the investigation, saying Myanmar's courts are independent and the case would be conducted according to the law.
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Additionally, according to the law in many states where surrogacy is practiced — California, for example — if the child were born, the gestational surrogate would not be the legal mother either.
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Irshad Zakir Khan said he was worked at the site from when he was a boy - under-age according to the law - until the hill was mined out in 2009.
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"If the school and the contractor are found to have been violating the law, then they will be swiftly and severely investigated according to the law," the market regulator said.
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"The SEC has to operate according to the law and we think that there are elements of this proposal that raise serious questions about whether it is legal," Blaugrund said.
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In other words, if you're passed out drunk and someone forces you to perform oral sex, that person isn't acting illegally, according to the law as interpreted by the court.
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But over the years, gun rights groups have persuaded the vast majority of states to strictly limit the power of local governments to regulate guns, according to the law center.
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"His plans to buy shares in Next was not insider share trading according to the law," Hjort told the court, in his first remarks to address the prosecution's opening statement.
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"Insulting the reputation of the state" and "describing" the King or Crown Prince "in any way offensive to religion or justice" are both considered serious crimes, according to the law.
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According to the law, it could include downgrading diplomatic relations, suspending national flag carrier Aeroflot's ability to fly to the United States and cutting off nearly all exports and imports.
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As it is now, anyone promising to address health costs who doesn't quickly couch their solutions according to the law of supply and demand is simply not worth listening to.
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According to the law, Trump was required to make a decision within 60 days, but the president has instead left Congress waiting for more than 90 days, according to the letter.
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Drugs in the Schedule I category are distinguished by their "high potential for abuse" and have "no currently accepted medical use in treatment in the United States," according to the law.
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According to the law firm, this decision may lead to shareholders' "losing out" as private equity firms fear to do deals and hedge funds seek to win big on appraisal awards.
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"The legitimate government, the government of consensus, will return according to its responsibilities and according to the law," Fatah delegation chief Azzam Al-Ahmed said at the signing ceremony in Cairo.
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Socrates' rational arguments should have easily refuted the charges against him, but to him this was secondary to the fact that he had been tried and sentenced according to the law.
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Kyaw Swar Tun, the local administrator, said authorities would deal with any cases brought to them according to the law, but was not aware of any such problems in central Rakhine.
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According to the law, the secretary of health and human services is authorized to act to prevent the transmission and spread of communicable diseases into the United States and between states.
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According to the law profs, the winning rate for plaintiffs in civil litigation in federal courts declined drastically and steadily between 230 and 240, from about 19703 percent to 21970 percent.
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"The investigation has found that the policing personnel involved were carrying out public duties according to the law," the office said in a question-and-answer explanation that accompanied its decision.
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"Terrorists, whether they be foreign or domestic, must be stopped and punished according to the law," U.S. Attorney Stephen McAllister told reporters after the verdict was delivered in a Wichita courtroom.
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He said authorities had taken measures "according to the law" in the Canadians' cases, and China welcomed foreign visitors, and they had nothing to fear so long as they obeyed the law.
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The US has had a ban on goods that use forced labor since 1930, but enforcement was rare until Congress changed the law in 2016, according to the law firm Arnold & Porter.
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It said the individuals had been found guilty according to the law and ordered executed by the Specialized Criminal Court in Riyadh, which specializes in terrorism trials, and the country's high court.
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According to the law, fines of 90 - 750 euros, $104 to $868 respectively, will be handed out for any sexist comments or behavior that is considered degrading, humiliating, intimidating, hostile or offensive.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China will look into reports of irregularities in regional economic data, and will deal with any impropriety according to the law, the head of the statistics bureau said on Thursday.
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According to the law, which broadly addresses unpredictable scheduling, a retailer that requires a change to a worker's schedule will owe them "predictability pay" in the range of one to four hours.
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After that, footage captured by the police will be disclosed only to a person or representative of the person "whose image or voice" is included in the recording, according to the law.
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The documentarians had been denied permission and the moviemakers were asked to pay as much as $100,000 to use it in several critical scenes, according to the law firm representing the plaintiffs.
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The French embassy in Moscow said on its website the ambassador replied that arrests had been carried out "absolutely according to the law, in full transparency vis-a-vis the Russian authorities".
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Van Der Zwaan went to prison for about a month, then left the US. Richardson recently became a research fellow at Columbia Law School, according to the law school's spokeswoman Nancy Goldfarb.
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Chinese regulators are looking into an antitrust complaint filed against Apple that accuses the tech giant of abusing its market position in the mainland, according to the law firm that filed it.
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Despite a so-called zero-tolerance policy for child sex abuse, the Vatican has ordered Catholic clergymen to report suspected crimes according to the law of the jurisdiction where the crime occurred.
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He, along with the other unnamed individuals involved, "will be transferred to public security authorities" and "severely dealt with according to the law," officials told Xinhua, as relayed by the Wall Street Journal.
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The program offered the Gulf governments a way of helping the Bidoon without giving them citizenship, and it offered the Comoros a way to raise revenue, according to the law authorizing the scheme.
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Prime Minister Kassim Majaliwa told doctors at Ruvuma Regional Hospital in the southern highlands to stop performing abortions on girls and women or they will be sacked and charged according to the law.
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Facebook enlisted Sean Royall, an attorney with the firm Gibson Dunn, who was previously a deputy director in the FTC's Bureau of Competition from 6900 to 2628, according to the law firm's website.
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Facebook enlisted Sean Royall, an attorney with the firm Gibson Dunn, who was previously a deputy director in the FTC's Bureau of Competition from 2628 to 28500, according to the law firm's website.
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"When it comes to the A.P. exam, you need to know what Social Security is — it's called an entitlement, which means if you qualify according to the law, you receive it," she explained.
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Mr. Stephenson insisted in his memo that "everything we did was done according to the law and entirely legitimate" and that Mr. Cohen did not do any lobbying on behalf of AT&T.
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According to the law, naturalization is subject to a period of consistent residence of at least five years in the region, although that period can be reduced to two years in some cases.
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And the restrictions on vehicle-dwelling are just one type of anti-homeless law passed among a sample group of 187 urban and rural cities in recent years, according to the law center.
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State media Xinhua News Agency reports that He "will be transferred to public security authorities" and the individuals involved in the experiment will be "severely dealt with according to the law," per the WSJ.
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According to the law, HB2 or the "bathroom bill," when you're in public building—a government agency, a public school, whatever—the gender listed on your birth certificate is the only one that matters.
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The EU has a comprehensive and strict legal regime on genetically modified food, organisms and feed, according to the Law Library of Congress, which means that approval, if granted, would likely take some time.
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The head of China's statistics bureau Ning Jizhe told reporters on Thursday that China will look into reports of irregularities in regional economic data, and will deal with any impropriety according to the law.
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Sa Yaw Haung Khaung, the village administrator, defended the land seizure in an interview with Myanmar Now, an independent news service supported by the Thomson Reuters Foundation, saying officials acted according to the law.
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And our policymakers, too often, who are focused on waiting for the next election in 18 months, are trying to impose things that actually (according to) the law of big numbers will not work.
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The state also does not limit the number of weapons that can be purchased at one time or regulate "unsafe handguns" or large capacity ammunition, according to the Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence.
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In fact, few states restrict individuals from openly carrying loaded firearms in public, although many prohibit it in specific locations such as churches and schools, according to the Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence.
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According to the law, the Senate would have 15 days to consider the resolution in committee, then another three before it would reach the floor (though it could be moved to the floor sooner).
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The firm worked directly with Perkins Coie and its lead election lawyer, Marc Elias, according to the law firm spokesperson, who spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss sensitive information about confidential business relationships.
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The most important thing was for Hong Kong to handle the unrest according to the law, Yang said, blaming "irresponsible people" in the West for stirring up trouble in a bid to "contain China's development".
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She said the case was handled according to the law, and while the government would do its best to defend people's freedom of demonstration, anyone who broke the law would have to face the consequences.
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"We will fearlessly take actions against such acts according to the law in order to safeguard the interests of the country and Hong Kong," Lam wrote in a full text version of the policy address.
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But since Congress enacted the Clayton Act (six years after the last Cubs World Series victory) courts have recognized that their responsibility according to the law is to make sure consumers do not suffer harm.
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But Stephenson insists that, while this all looks bad, the company didn't do anything illegal: "Everything we did was done according to the law and entirely legitimate," he wrote in the email sent to employees.
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Mr. Onuma told the firm's investigators that he had "explicitly explained" to Mr. Nada that he had changed the date for stock-based compensation to increase Mr. Nada's pay, according to the law firm's report.
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Police detectives and prosecutors investigated at least 14 alleged assaults that took place in the city, but most were beyond the state's statute of limitations for prosecuting sex crimes, according to the law enforcement official.
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" A senior administration official said that the Office of Management and Budget "is committed to making effective use of every tool at our disposal, according to the law, to advance the President's pro-growth agenda.
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"The Administrator shall not be required to obtain the approval of any other officer or employee of the Department in connection with the collection or analysis of any information", according to the law (Section 205(d)).
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Cooperatives are allowed to invest in shares and bonds of infrastructure and real estate companies after board approval, if they are in the interest of the cooperatives, according to the law under which these cooperatives operate.
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"Because of all the speculation about the news, he decided that he is going to step down for now in order to ensure that everything is going to be [followed] according to the law," Diniz added.
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According to the law, Texas abortion clinics had to meet the standards of outpatient surgical centers, and their physicians had to maintain admitting privileges at a hospital within 30 miles of the clinic, reported the WSJ.
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The most important thing was for Hong Kong to handle the unrest according to the law, Yang said, blaming irresponsible figures in the West for stirring up the trouble in a bid to contain China's development.
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L) is facing a potential bill of up to 21 billion pounds ($2000 billion) in a record equal pay claim involving mainly women workers at its British stores, according to the law firm pursuing the case.
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"Eldorado has always acted in a transparent way and all its activities have been conducted according to the law," the company said in a statement, adding that it had fully complied with authorities' requests for information.
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The lawsuit, filed in 2011 and unsealed on Thursday, alleges UnitedHealth Group overcharged Medicare by claiming the federal health insurance program's members nationwide were sicker than they were, according to the law firm Constantine Cannon LLP.
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Nearly 40% of law firm executives expect the U.S. economy to worsen in early 2020, compared to 22% who made a similar prediction for the second half of 2019, according to the Law Firm Confidence Index.
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But the police chief, Michel Moore, withheld his support for that approach out of concern that such a move could anger residents of South Los Angeles, according to the law enforcement official briefed on the matter.
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But the police chief, Michel Moore, withheld his support for that approach out of concern that such a move could anger residents of South Los Angeles, according to the law enforcement official briefed on the matter.
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"All inventories of fuels and petroleum products owned by the Distribuidor Nicaraguense de Petroleo are declared of sovereign security and national interest," according to the law, which was proposed by the president and approved by lawmakers.
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"I am absolutely certain ... that objective, expert officials will find, once and for all, that my actions were faultless and that I acted according to the law and in line with conflict-of-interest arrangements," Shimron said.
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"All localities should ... carry out investigation and verification one by one, and for those suspected of terrorism, it is necessary to fix evidence and crack down according to the law in a timely manner," the document says.
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Last week Kaye presented his report to the 47-member Council in Geneva, many of whose members defended their use of technology to monitor their citizens, while insisting that they only did so according to the law.
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But anecdotally, but it's a lot of anecdotal, is: allowing the great men and women in the law enforcement business at DHS, particularly down at the border, allow them to do the job according to the law.
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The owner, whose identity was not revealed in the indictment, let the rapper borrow his car for a music video on the promise that it would be returned the day after, according to the law enforcement official.
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The 1,905 current and former detainees on Manus Island in Papua New Guinea will receive a share of the settlement, which amounts to 70 million Australian dollars plus legal costs, according to the law firm Slater & Gordon.
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Those cases could include a credit application or online job recruiting software, where people may have the right to "meaningful information about the logic involved," according to the law, in a decision made entirely by an algorithm.
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The number of federal website accessibility lawsuits went from 814 in 2017 to at least 2,258 in 2018, according to the law firm Seyfarth Shaw, which has a team dedicated to defending businesses against ADA Title III lawsuits.
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"According to the law, burnt land becomes government-managed land," Minister for Social Development, Relief and Resettlement Win Myat Aye told a meeting in the Rakhine state capital of Sittwe, the Global New Light of Myanmar newspaper said.
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It would be better now for Brazilians to calm down, listen carefully to one another (without pot-banging or blind alarmism) and let the criminal investigations run their course, provided they are carried out according to the law.
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According to the law, the Israeli cabinet can decide if, or when, to release the frozen funds — but only after the defense ministry determines that the Palestinian Authority, led by President Mahmoud Abbas, has stopped paying the stipends.
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"We will resolutely crack down on illegal and criminal acts that endanger the safety of peoples' lives, resolutely punish lawbreakers according to the law, and resolutely and severely criticise dereliction of duty in supervision," he was quoted as saying.
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"We can be proud of the way our Parliament and Supreme Court did their duties according to the law," Wickremesinghe said Sunday, adding that the Supreme Court had strengthened the freedom of the citizens by interpreting the law accurately.
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"We understand as an institution that there could be some police officers that don't do their job well, but the institutional line is that all working police should do things according to the law," police spokeswoman Evelyn Marroquin said.
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It extols the "Four Comprehensives," priorities that President Xi Jinping laid out in December 2014: • Comprehensively build a moderately prosperous society, • Comprehensively deepen reform, • Comprehensively govern the country according to the law, • Comprehensively apply strictness in governing the party.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - A substantial settlement has been reached in a landmark A$200 million ($143 million) class action brought against ratings agency Standard & Poor's, according to the law firm for the local governments, churches and charities bringing the suit.
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Prosecutors are expected to argue the intended losses of the fraud were much higher, noting the millions of dollars that investors lost before they were repaid, according to the law enforcement source, who requested anonymity to discuss the case.
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It requires pregnancy facilities to post a disclosure to inform clients that "California has public programs that provide immediate free or low-cost access to comprehensive family planning services, prenatal care and abortion for eligible women," according to the law.
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But the case also shows why it's so difficult to punish cops for these shootings: According to the law, police officers only have to reasonably perceive a threat for a shooting to be justified — even if a threat isn't actually there.
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"I am absolutely certain ... that objective, expert officials will find, once and for all, that my actions were faultless and that I acted according to the law and in line with conflict-of-interest arrangements," Shimron said in a statement.
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In its response to the lawsuit, NSO said that it "operates according to the law and adheres to a clear ethical policy that is meant to prevent misuse of its technology," according to a statement reported by the Jerusalem Post.
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According to the law firm Shearman & Sterling's 2015 Corporate Governance and Executive Compensation Survey, 93 of the top 100 companies maintain stock ownership guidelines, with 79 of those requiring a CEO maintain stock worth a multiple of their base salary.
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According to the law organizations' release, Aetna's letters included instructions for filling prescriptions and were sent to customers who were taking HIV medications as well as pre-exposure prophylaxis or PrEP, a pill that helps prevent a person from getting HIV.
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Twenty-seven states have laws that hold adults responsible for letting children have unsupervised access to guns, according to the Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence, though experts say such measures have, at best, a small effect on reducing gun deaths.
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A person living in Florida is usually only prohibited from having a firearm if the person is convicted of a felony or is a "violent career criminal," as defined by law, according to the Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence.
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The new law will allow police officers to issue fines of 1000 DKK (roughly $160 USD) to women covering their faces with a niqab or a burqa, and anyone else covering their face "without recognizable purpose," according to the law.
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Aid groups will need permission from the new body, which has not yet been established, to conduct fieldwork or publish surveys, and more broadly must ensure their work "fits the state's plans, development needs and priorities," according to the law.
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According to the law firm representing the family, they were driving away from officers, with Jordan in the front passenger seat, as one officer, armed with an AR-15 rifle, opened fire and shot Mr. Edwards in the head, killing him.
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In Georgia, the identities of everyone involved at every stage of the lethal-injection supply chain, from the companies that concoct the drugs to the people who inject them into inmates' veins, are "classified as confidential state secrets," according to the law.
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" READ: China is now admitting 'shortcomings' in its response to coronavirus "The internet is not land beyond the law ... Any unlawful acts of fabricating, spreading rumors, and disturbing the social order will be punished by police according to the law, with zero tolerance.
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They say the Army Corps of Engineers, which issued the permits now at the center of the court fight, did so according to the law and say that they gave tribal leaders the chance to engage in the process, but the tribe declined.
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According to the law creating the commission, those responsible for the worst crimes, such as rape and murder, should be prosecuted; victims of abuse and corruption should be compensated; and the commission should offer reforms so that the past is not repeated.
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Investigators are interested in learning more about both a three-week trip he made to Afghanistan and another trip he may have made to Ankara, Turkey, according to the law enforcement officials, who spoke about the continuing investigation under the condition of anonymity.
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In February, the Medical Marijuana Commission decided to grant five licenses to the companies that had the top scores according to the law, but one of the competitors that did not get the nod sued, arguing that the license process was unfair.
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Mr. Pagliano, who last year invoked his Fifth Amendment right not to testify before Congress, has cooperated with the investigation, according to the law enforcement official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to discuss the matter publicly.
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"As long as I am the Attorney General, I will continue to discharge my duties with integrity and honor, and this Department will continue to do its work in a fair and impartial manner according to the law and Constitution," he added.
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"Every soldier has to follow rules and regulations while investigating prisoners or detainees regardless of whether they are related to insurgents or regular citizens," said Mya Tun Oo, adding that the military would take action against the perpetrators according to the law.
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But law enforcement officials suspect the residence was used to house women from Asia who traveled to the United States on tourist visas to give birth to their children in order to secure them American citizenship, according to the law enforcement official.
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A Myanmar government spokesman, Zaw Htay, said that "action according to the law" would be taken against seven soldiers, three members of the police force and six villagers as part of an army investigation that was initiated before the Reuters report was published.
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"Following the shootings and violence that have in the past day already claimed the lives of several people, we appeal for calm and restraint on all sides and for protests to be conducted according to the law," the European Union's foreign service (EEAS) said.
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According to the law, Zaev will now have to step down from the post of the prime minister in January, making way for a caretaker government that would include experts and some representatives of the opposition party, as well to prepare for the election.
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Oil giant Shell is being sued again by two Nigerian communities over multiple spills in the oil-rich Niger Delta with claims that could run into "tens of millions of pounds given the impact on these communities" according to the law firm representing the claimants.
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"I will step down from my position according to the law once a way is formed to pass on the administration in a stable manner that will also minimize political unrest and vacuum after ruling and opposition parties' discussion," Park said, her voice firm.
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"As long as I am the Attorney General, I will continue to discharge my duties with integrity and honor, and this Department will continue to do its work in a fair and impartial manner according to the law and Constitution," Sessions said in the statement.
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" In a post on Twitter, Mr. Pyatt, who was nominated by President Barack Obama to the post in 2016, described the Wednesday attack as "childish vandalism," adding that he would "continue to work with Greek authorities to punish the culprits according to the law.
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Though the Trump administration has emphasized protecting the religious liberty "to the greatest extent practicable and permitted by law," Justice Department lawyers rejected the assertion that the volunteers' actions were motivated by their faith, according to the Law, Rights & Religion Project at Columbia Law School.
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"Workplace dress code and grooming policies that prohibit natural hair, including afros, braids, twists, and locks, have a disparate impact on black individuals as these policies are more likely to deter black applicants and burden or punish black employees than any other group," according to the law.
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"Referring to applicants and petitioners for immigration benefits, and the beneficiaries of such applications and petitions, as 'customers' promotes an institutional culture that emphasizes the ultimate satisfaction of applicants and petitioners, rather than the correct adjudication of such applications and petitions according to the law," Cissna said.
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Even today, naturalized citizens (people who are born "aliens" and later granted citizenship) still must forswear "absolutely and entirely all allegiance and fidelity to any foreign prince, potentate, state, or sovereignty of whom or which the applicant was before a subject or citizen," according to the law.
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" Mr. Sessions offered this dignified response: "As long as I am the Attorney General, I will continue to discharge my duties with integrity and honor, and this Department will continue to do its work in a fair and impartial manner according to the law and Constitution.
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"As long as I am the attorney general, I will continue to discharge my duties with integrity and honor, and this department will continue to do its work in a fair and impartial manner according to the law and Constitution," he said in a February 2018 statement.
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In an interview last year, Mr. Assad said in response to a question from The New York Times that all prisoners are dealt with according to the law and dismissed the accounts of thousands of families who say their loved ones have disappeared without a trace.
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Under the ruling, the 2 men can go to trial against MJJ Productions and MJJ Ventures ... and according to the law, they could win if they prove the allegations and show the people who ran the company knew or should have known they were in peril.
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It also improves the notice that the government must give property owners, makes it easier for them to be heard by a judge, and entitles property owners to an initial hearing, where they can retrieve confiscated property immediately if it was not seized according to the law.
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"As long as I am the Attorney General, I will continue to discharge my duties with integrity and honor, and this Department will continue to do its work in a fair and impartial manner according to the law and Constitution," he said in a written statement.
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"In particular, referring to applicants and petitioners for immigration benefits, and the beneficiaries of such applications and petitions, as 'customers' promotes an institutional culture that emphasizes the ultimate satisfaction of applicants and petitioners, rather than the correct adjudication of such applications and petitions according to the law," he wrote.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The rating of Seguros Inbursa, S.A. (Seguros Inbursa) is based on the legal explicit support given by its holding group Grupo Financiero Inbursa (GFInbursa), under which, according to the law that rules Financial Groups, the holding company, if required, will grant unlimited support for its subsidiaries losses.
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The San Jose-based ecommerce giant's legal advisers were led by New York-based Wachtell partners Daniel Neff, Karessa Cain and Raaj Narayan, according to the law firm's website, and Quinn Emanuel partners Ethan Glass in Washington D.C. and Stephen Mavroghenis in Brussels, according to that firm's spokeswoman Elizabeth Urquhart.
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And in Nevada, which has looser gun restrictions than most other states in the US, California residents who are unable to buy a gun in their home state can enlist so-called local "straw buyers" to illegally purchase a gun for them, with little chance of prosecution, according to the Law Center.
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Its games are for "all ages," even if its film, TV, and lifestyle brand empire is for 4-year-olds, and if it doesn't have, according to the law, "actual knowledge" that its users are under the age of 13, it doesn't have to build its data collection policies around those users.
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"By the power vested in me as a rabbi and because of the fact that I registered with the city clerk 60 years ago in order to be able to do such a ceremony, I now pronounce you husband and wife, according to the law of the State of New York," Rabbi Lookstein said playfully.
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"My goal was to help myself and others and to show the whole country how judges make their rulings not according to the law, but in line with a telephone call," Mr. Davydov said through his lawyer from prison, where he is serving a sentence of more than nine years on charges he calls bogus.
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In Mr. Comey's meeting with Mr. Priebus, Mr. Comey told Mr. Priebus about a Justice Department policy that largely bars discussions between White House officials and the F.B.I. about continuing investigations in order to prevent political meddling — or at least the appearance of it — in the bureau's work, according to the law enforcement official.
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"There have been criticisms about the CAS decision with respect to athletics a few days ago, but our activity, our job, is really to render decisions according to the law, we are not a political body, we do not express political opinions and of course we cannot be seen as a political institution," he said.
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States like Florida, Texas, California, and New York each saw at least ten police suicides in 2018, according to the law enforcement suicide prevention nonprofit Blue H.E.L.P. And the number of police officers who have died by suicide in the U.S. has outpaced the number of officers killed in the line of duty for three years now.
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READ MORE: Why Countries and Companies Are Battling for Ascendancy in 5G (March 6, 2018) Broadcom's Other Regulatory Hurdle: How It Treats Customers (March 7, 2018) A presidential action against foreign investment in an American company is rare and has only taken place four times in the past 30 years, according to the law firm Ropes & Gray.
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"While the message of the 'Unite the Right' rally may raise strong feelings of opposition among area residents and political leaders, that opposition can be no basis for government action that would suppress the First Amendment rights of demonstrators who have acted according to the law," the organizations wrote in a joint letter to city officials on Tuesday.
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"Since all victims are Mainland Chinese and at present, it appears no Taiwanese were scammed and in addition, because these cases involve organised crime, China requested Malaysia send back all 97 victims to Mainland China to ensure smooth investigations, stolen goods are recovered, justice is administered according to the law and the legal rights of victims are upheld," Xinhua wrote in a commentary.
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While it stands unclear what legal basis this document will hold, there are a few articles in the document that guarantee Iranian rights online: Article 26: The Government shall, according to the law, guarantee freedom of speech and expression, especially in the mass media, cyber space, including in newspapers, magazines, books, cinemas, radio and television, social networks and the likes.
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The prosecutor, Tara Lenich, was taken into custody on Monday and fired after investigators in the district attorney's office learned over Thanksgiving weekend that she had conducted the illicit surveillance because of "a personal entanglement between her and the detective," according to the law enforcement official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because of the delicate nature of the case.
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" Sessions shot back that he had "initiated the appropriate process that will ensure complaints against this department will be fully and fairly acted upon if necessary," adding: "As long as I am the attorney general, I will continue to discharge my duties with integrity and honor, and this department will continue to do its work in a fair and impartial manner according to the law and Constitution.
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The coalition is drafting lawsuits and preparing regulatory complaints that could be announced as soon as next month, according to the Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence, one of the nonprofit advocacy groups that helped form the coalition, along with the Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence and the Brennan Center for Justice, a legal think tank at New York University School of Law.
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According to the law in effect prior to 295, if the work was published but never registered in the U.S. Copyright Office, it did not receive protection under copyright law; a work might also not be protected by U.S. copyright law if it lacked proper notice — the © symbol and the proper wording — or if the work's registration was not renewed after its first 28-year term expired.
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Cissna's email also told USCIS staff that they're not supposed to call applicants "customers" anymore because their real customers aren't immigrants — they're the American people: Referring to applicants and petitioners for immigration benefits, and the beneficiaries of such applications and petitions, as 'customers' promotes an institutional culture that emphasizes the ultimate satisfaction of applicants and petitioners, rather than the correct adjudication of such applications and petitions according to the law.
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Importers accused of using forced labor can choose to either export their products or submit information to CBP to prove that forced labor was not used in order to have the goods released into the U.S. The U.S. has had a ban on the import of goods that were produced by forced labor since 1930, but enforcement of the law was not consistent until Congress changed the law in 2016, according to the law firm Arnold & Porter.
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