"Israel talking about adhering to non-proliferation is like (the) mafia talking about adhering to the laws against organized crimes," he said.
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The administration is not adhering to the rules, Hargraves said.
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Posts can easily be removed for not adhering to guidelines.
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But she's not adhering to all the royal style protocols.
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Why, then, is his Administration still adhering to its terms?
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Is she adhering to some standard we don't know about?
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It persists in China by closely adhering to local rules.
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Phil Murphy said not everyone is adhering to the mandate.
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I am adhering to ideals of what is considered attractive.
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Or are they adhering to some sort of regulatory requirement?
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But President Yameen has rejected adhering to the court order.
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Responsible fishermen can show they are adhering to the law.
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Yes. But Younger isn't exactly strict with adhering to realistic storylines.
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Adhering to these rules should improve the quality of your sleep.
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Trump simply doesn't care about adhering to established facts or truth.
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For him, a key to achieving goals is adhering to deadlines.
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Of course, adhering to your company's specific dress code is important.
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However, many will still get infected despite adhering to these practices.
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He seems to have little concern for adhering to established facts.
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Adhering to the deal should bring Iran economic benefits, Zarif said.
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Jaden Smith has never been one for adhering to red carpet tradition.
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"I think strictly adhering to anything like that is dumb," he said.
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The group wants to create a state adhering to strict sharia law.
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"Uh, cremated," I blurt out, adhering to my actual after-life plan.
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He also lost more than 40 pounds from adhering to the diet.
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But being Jewish goes beyond adhering to the law of the Torah.
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Adhering to the gold standard required governments to impose painful austerity measures.
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"It's not perfect, it's still adhering to a gender binary," Kazemi acknowledged.
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It continues such actions today, even while adhering to overall treaty limits.
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Adhering to Whole30 involved staying away from almost everything I loved. Wine?
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And those are principles that, at Gradient, we were already adhering to.
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Uber, in other words, was simply adhering to norms set decades ago.
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They also said they were adhering to treatment plans and were asymptomatic.
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If they were adhering to the fiduciary standard, they would not, Houlihan said.
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And he has has never shied away from adhering to his own advice.
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Usually, treatment will include mood stabilizer medication as well adhering to a routine.
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His kids, for example, aren't used to adhering to cable TV's scheduled programming.
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Our security as a region depends on nations adhering to the Paris Agreement.
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John Hyten, said on Wednesday that Iran is adhering to the nuclear deal.
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But adhering to BMP4 alone is unlikely to resolve the issue long term.
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Yet Americans seem to have a really hard time adhering to this strategy.
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Students turned the outline into rough drafts, adhering to the 450-word limit.
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For some of us, adhering to a skin-care regimen doesn't come naturally.
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The goal is to provide quality meals while adhering to social distancing requirements.
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Amazon, to its credit, is also fine with adhering to theater chain policies.
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The MAHC is housed under the CDC, but adhering to it is voluntary.
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The company's Austrian Airlines business is also adhering to the suspension, it said.
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A few streets away, Sibarius, another newer establishment, is also adhering to convention.
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Grant wrote that adhering to beauty standards aren&apost worth the health risk.
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Grant said that adhering to beauty standards aren&apost worth the health risk.
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That's why they make a point of adhering to a few specific ones.
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Kaling also spoke of the importance of not adhering to a checklist in life.
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The authorities have also carefully protected the architectural assets, adhering to 1938 building regulations.
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But diet studies are difficult to do, as is actually adhering to the diet.
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And Trump loves breaking the rules much more than he likes adhering to them.
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He is a provocateur, more interested in making headlines than adhering to established facts.
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To be sure, Trump is not alone in adhering to the Great Man theory.
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She needs to take the action of adhering to her intake and exercise plan.
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Thus, you can forgive its brainteasers not adhering to relatable rules, to an extent.
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From that perspective, adhering to at least a few rules actually might have helped.
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For my parents, that meant keeping up the appearance of adhering to American etiquette.
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It's more about adhering to structure and responsibility and then you go from there.
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The policy places more onus for adhering to environmental regulations on the private sector.
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You don't see a lot of Baby Boomers with McMansions adhering to that philosophy.
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I was told she was adhering to the state's mandates and began social distancing.
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Indeed, defining ritual observance as adhering to a holiday calendar offers a limited perspective.
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Klobuchar envisions adhering to existing law that requires contractors and subcontractors to pay overtime.
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Politico reported earlier on Friday that I.R.S. employees were not adhering to the recall.
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Young's constitutionally protected freedom simply for adhering to her faith on her own property.
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We all struggle with adhering to the truth in our own lives, and certainly our public officials struggle with adhering to the truth, as we're seeing right now, and Miller spoke up for our obligation to serve a greater cause than our own.
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Iran will unilaterally not be able to remain as the party adhering to the JCPOA.
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Adhering to the American embargo, app publishers like Apple and Google block downloads in Cuba.
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In 1999, the concept of tie-in stories adhering to a centralized canon wasn't commonplace.
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Companies need government permits to reopen, and doing so requires adhering to stringent safety measures.
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Many CGT unionists are among those who have gradually given up adhering to the strike.
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Perhaps Ms Holmes was adhering to the Valley's spirit of disruption by improvising a fix.
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But we still want to make certain that we're adhering to those same privacy standards.
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In addition, anonymize and encrypt the data, while adhering to the responsible information disposal processes.
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She started adhering to female grooming standards in July with the support of her command.
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As we reported, his trouble adhering to house arrest is what landed him in jail.
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John Kasich is testing an entirely different approach -- doggedly adhering to a positive campaign message.
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Social media companies are having enough problems adhering to the standards they set for themselves.
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"We have the same issue with Iran, are they adhering to the agreement?" said Cardillo.
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And the US is ultimately responsible for US commercial space companies adhering to the treaty.
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Some law enforcement officers and even CNN's Anderson Cooper are adhering to this new standard.
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I find the rice is rather bland (adhering to those federal salt rules, no doubt).
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First is to establish concrete principles on creating AI-driven technologies adhering to such guardrails.
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You are responsible for adhering to these guidelines, ourCode of Conduct, and other workplace policies.
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I also walk the production lines to ensure the staff is adhering to kosher requirements.
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It's extremely simple, yet the majority of consumers have a hard time adhering to it.
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Human rights groups have repeatedly criticized international companies for adhering to Beijing's strict censorship rules.
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In terms of judicial philosophy, conservatives tend to talk about strictly adhering to the law.
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Adhering to its custom, the court did not give reasons for turning down the cases.
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Photos of New York City streets show people largely adhering to the social distancing guidelines.
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The club ran on its own laws, adhering to its own moral and judicial code.
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Adhering to the deal is humiliating and feels like a betrayal of his campaign promises.
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The test being are we actually serving our readers and viewers by adhering to this?
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But adhering to my own philosophy for creating thoughtful, intimate images is no less important.
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Prescribing any drug that is a controlled substance means adhering to a set of regulations.
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That means adhering to the three R's: revisit the plan, recalibrate and reroute as necessary.
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And for customers, it's almost impossible to know whether networks are adhering to best practices.
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It will continue with nuclear energy plans adhering to stricter procedural guidelines, including consulting parliament.
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People who know Stone said adhering to Jackson's gag order hasn't been easy for him.
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Iran was fully adhering to its obligations when the Trump administration unilaterally withdrew last year.
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Adhering to this logic, a market bottom does not yet appear to be in place.
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Adhering to those five lifestyle factors at age 50, compared with not adhering to any of them, was associated with 14 additional years of life expectancy among women and 12.2 additional years among men in the study, published in the journal Circulation on Monday.
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I feel like Chanel uplifts strong, feminine figures without adhering to a certain type of femininity.
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No worries about adhering to any laws of acoustics or audio engineering, and creativity is encouraged.
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Of course, adhering to this will also be in the hands of the drone pilots themselves.
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In adhering to that plan, King mortgaged much of the team's future without any obvious gains.
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But on the internet, where information spreads with little oversight, adhering to guidelines is much harder.
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You are responsible for adhering to these guidelines, our Code of Conduct, and other workplace policies.
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Right now, "every tech company is basically applying and adhering to their own rules," says Creighton.
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If — we can do what we want with Russia but nobody else is adhering to it.
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Legroom for Delta and American is among the tightest, adhering to airline standards of 31 inches.
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Developers of flexible-pay services say adhering to a rigid pay cycle doesn&apost make sense.
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Nothing like adhering to the code of the game, but getting your ass kicked, eh Fiers?
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He's been adhering to a more wholesome regimen that includes lots of salads and long walks.
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Mr. McDermott's approach as a director is similar, grazing historical accuracy but never adhering to it.
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Oil prices jumped as producers showed signs of adhering to a global deal to reduce output.
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The only risk was a collision with another aircraft that was adhering to the standard protocols.
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We're used to being consumers and adhering to that silently acknowledged gulf between musician and audience.
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The open spaceship market on Reddit embraced a laissez-faire attitude, adhering to free market principles.
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"The briefings I have received indicate that Iran is adhering to its JCPOA obligations," he says.
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On Wednesday, Mr. Rouhani announced that Iran would stop adhering to some of the deal's provisions.
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Only by adhering to what can be proven will we be able to withstand the deluge.
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Instead, Caballero said he pulled off his impressive record by adhering to two rules of selling.
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Instead of a discretionary process, he recommends adhering to a rules-based strategy, then diversify.2.
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Otherwise, we're left blindly adhering to supposed best practices without knowing what really works for cybersecurity.
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This year, you'll learn more about the ways you self-sabotage by adhering to rigid ideals.
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That is, if you're an Orthodox Jew adhering to religious law, bitcoin isn't considered currency at all.
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It can take all of a brewery's resources just to make sure they're properly adhering to regulations.
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Americans are notoriously stubborn about adhering to their work schedules, even in the face of physical discomfort.
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Big companies can build in cost of compliance, while upstarts can find adhering to complex rules prohibitive.
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Thankfully, though, not all of Jenkins's core work is undone by adhering to Warner Bros.' house style.
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That meant finding a balance between adhering to WTO rules and protecting EU companies threatened by dumping.
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Recent data indicates that the typical American worker is no longer adhering to an eight-hour workday.
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There wasn't a good flow of information, and people were adhering to an old and mistaken policy.
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We pride ourselves on operating our business with integrity and adhering to the law at all times.
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Adhering to the 2100 percent fiscal deficit target will be seen as a clear positive by RBI.
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"When they say IBM is adhering to the terms of the contract, it's true," Ms. Daviau said.
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Some argued that WikiLeaks should never discuss sourcing, adhering to the organization's general policy on the matter.
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A few months into summer I was adhering to Parikh's stress-less regimen as best as possible.
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Rather than adhering to Clover's demands, the labs turned around and billed the patients -- Clover's elderly members.
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A nominee may express support for reproductive freedom generally and for the importance of adhering to precedent.
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Cohousing communities are most commonly set up as homeowners' associations, with residents adhering to legally binding bylaws.
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There are also growing concerns in the Marine Corps of troops adhering to ethics and cultural standards.
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Sometimes it's not about saving or even adhering to a strict budget, it's about boosting your income.
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A Human Resources Manager believes in equality in the workplace while adhering to a organizations workplace policies.
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For example, the Shiseido brand IHADA claims to prevent air pollution particles from adhering to the skin.
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"Ultimately, the consumer is responsible for adhering to the laws once they leave our store," Winstanley said.
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Inspectors of the International Atomic Energy Agency had repeatedly found that Iran was adhering to that agreement.
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Only time will tell, in the meantime doing business in Europe means adhering to the European way.
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I have weighed the policy options and decided that prudence lies in adhering to the fiscal targets.
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Adhering to the magician's unwritten code, he refused to reveal the secrets behind Houdini's most famous tricks.
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She also wanted to explore creativity in her appearance while still adhering to Islam's rules about modesty.
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"If Russia's doing [it], and China's doing it, and we're adhering to the agreement, that's unacceptable," Trump said.
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Finland has said it aims to protect the Arctic during its chairmanship by adhering to the Paris agreement.
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Like a true Aries, she can be snarky and stubborn, adhering to her own self-defined moral compass.
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The Trump Administration must act swiftly and with transparency to make sure Russia is adhering to international law.
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"This White House has been a little disingenuous when they say they're adhering to past practices," Moss said.
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"If Russia's doing it and China's doing it and we're adhering to the agreement, that's unacceptable," he said.
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From 1985 to her death in 2012, Colvin was relentless in adhering to her mission of truth-telling.
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But adhering to those rules would ensure that the space near Earth remains usable for the foreseeable future.
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Whether it's erecting brand new buildings or enhancing older ones, Microsoft is adhering to four principles, Towne said.
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Others believed the model had good intentions and was simply adhering to promoting the product and its branding.
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A full third of the study's participants didn't finish, mostly due to the difficulty adhering to the diet.
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The group sought the overthrow of the Ugandan government while also adhering to an extreme fundamentalist religious view.
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And judging by her cast's diversity, the producers had a positive experience adhering to Lindsay's open-minded preferences.
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Mental-health officials suggest that Thais who seek spiritual comfort would be better off adhering to established religions.
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In fact, adhering to those recommendations was one of Obama's main suggestions for Trump as he left office.
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Adhering to the schedule allows manufacturers to align refrigerant changes with these standards while avoiding duplicative design cycles.
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Instead, he suspects, it was his team's expertise at aggregating medical information, while adhering to federal privacy requirements.
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In practice, making a good Mega Man level doesn't always mean adhering to the traditions of Capcom's series.
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"These organizations use misinformation and stigma to shame people into adhering to their own religious ideology," Hauser said.
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Because of this, Maloney argues the process has been compromised, and is no longer adhering to the APA.
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"Adhering to the rule of law is not a weakness," Obama said during his speech in Tampa, Fla.
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Some are extremely simple; the tricky part is fully adhering to them over a potentially two-week period.
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The people in town who opposed relying on oral history argued that they were adhering to established facts.
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By adhering to the Commerce Department's order, Google would undercut ties with an important and fast-growing partner.
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But you can make things a little bit smoother by adhering to the following: Create a junk drawer.
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It's that everyone is expected to be thin, and there are consequences for not adhering to the formula.
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He was seen adhering to health protocols by maintaining a distance from others on a dock. pic.twitter.com/Q7DrRIkUFS
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Adhering to these guidelines has given the United States a tremendous advantage over Russia, and more importantly, China.
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Discussions among Reddit users had suggested that some Chipotle locations are not adhering to the company's safety guidelines.
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All participants imagine ways to promote health and well-being that move well-beyond adhering to medicine regimens.
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In Washington, U.S. officials pondered how to ensure their troops remain ready to fight while adhering to Trump's plan.
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"It was adhering to past Cherokee law," Chad Smith said, explaining why he signed the law 12 years ago.
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The jihadist group is seeking a separate state in the northeast adhering to a strict interpretation of Islamic law.
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Adhering to The Yard's "no portraits" rule, Lamb's current exhibition titled "Indoor Voices" features six painters exploring the domestic.
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For the media mogul, adhering to Weight Watchers has really meant finding a way to live a balanced life.
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And the players responsible for shaking up the status quo certainly aren't doing it by adhering to bygone rules.
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Scientists think that adhering to the Paris Agreement could be crucial to the success of the commercial fishing industry.
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The new camera is narrower and thinner than its predecessor while adhering to broadly the same design and aesthetic.
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So, when it comes to creating a second season, creator Mike Flanagan isn't beholden to adhering to Jackson's work.
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Cruz's rigid ideological conservatism is more concerned about adhering to supposed biblical and constitutional principles than white identity politics.
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Patients that get hospitalized are often sent back with daily oral drugs that they may have trouble adhering to.
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This remained true of Wednesday's concert, which felt no less magisterial or special for adhering to a familiar contour.
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Adhering to this principle will further grow American energy supplies and lower prices for customers on the home front.
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Not only that, Privacy Shield calls for an annual review to ensure it is adequately adhering to EU law.
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Adhering to planetary protection doesn't seem to be a concern of Musk's either when it comes to a colony.
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"If you cannot measure emissions reductions, you cannot be confident that countries are adhering to the agreement," she said.
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Koltiska was adhering to Rule 808.1, initiated this year to combat the massive debt many parents owe the school.
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Adhering to strict supply-side principles, Treasury is, very simply, stating (once again) that tax cuts pay for themselves.
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Unsurprisingly, Republicans' views on the importance of adhering to the tradition have shifted as they migrated to the majority.
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And we can only maintain that trust by adhering to, and creating if necessary, systems of checks and balance.
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Diplomats are trying to convince the Trump transition team that adhering to the deal is good for American businesses.
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Others simply decided to dazzle with color this year, adhering to a philosophy of brighter and bolder is better.
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On Friday, the Cruz campaign issued a statement adhering to its earlier explanation of how the loans were handled.
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I mean genre in the traditional sense: the paintings adhering to a sort of depiction related to a style.
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Online businesses will now be responsible for adhering to this compliance burden and could be audited as a result.
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Ms. Wubbels, a nurse at the hospital since 2009, said she was adhering to hospital policies and the law.
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Other times, it's adhering to what is considered sartorially trendy to avoid being perceived as undisciplined, ugly or sloppy.
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Flake was first elected to Congress, he was called by some a "disruptor" for adhering to traditional conservative principles.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook has routinely defended Apple's policy of adhering to regulations in all countries where it operates.
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"Chief Justice Rehnquist demonstrated a great sensitivity to adhering to and respecting Senate procedures and precedents," Professor Gerhardt wrote.
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We apparently have lost our belief that adhering to our basic Constitutional freedoms will light our way to security.
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The outcome could split the United States auto market, with some states adhering to stricter pollution standards than others.
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It renders adhering to tradition unreasonable rather than seeing it, as the liberal can, as a source of wisdom.
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Our government and financial institutions should be focused on adhering to and expanding fair lending principles, not destroying them.
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She did not even use the word "Rohingya," adhering to her government's stance that no such ethnic group exists.
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Face wash, scrub, toner, moisturizer, eye cream — adhering to a disciplined skin care routine takes a lot of products.
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"Democrats have to stay very disciplined in adhering to that clear, cogent narrative that was written for us," Rep.
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Rather than adhering to any foreign-policy realism, the Kremlin seems to have adopted a policy of Great Power sentimentality.
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It's the idea of disruption, the idea of not necessarily adhering to norms, or rules that you would normally do.
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Today, the RSPO has set established international standards for palm oil production, including labeling of products adhering to sustainable parameters.
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Ramu Nickel has been shut down "for not adhering to remedial measures issued 6 weeks ago," Jerry Garry told Reuters.
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Celebrities go all out for the first Monday in May, either adhering to designated theme or doing their own thing.
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" Another tip: Travel guidelines from official government agencies are always worth adhering to, even when couched in terms like "recommend.
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Here again, we see an attempt to defend capitalism while stubbornly adhering to a pre-capitalist, indeed anti-capitalist, morality.
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But the tired caveat remains: "They do not have a great track record of adhering to production cuts," Rousseau said.
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Regulators typically put the onus of adhering to these rules on the marketers commissioning the posts rather than individual influencers.
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But having at least one company releasing products adhering to the standard is a crucial first step towards wider adoption.
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There was also speculation that a compound in cranberries known as proanthocyanidin prevented bacteria from adhering to the bladder wall.
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Of course, the only way miniPRO can ship into the U.S. is by adhering to the new, stricter UL certifications.
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She backed making EU aid conditional on adhering to key democratic principles in the bloc's next joint budget from 2021.
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According to the commission, most of the oil and gas industry in Oklahoma has been compliant in adhering to regulation.
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We've been in touch with Sunday Riley on this matter, and they have committed to adhering to our review policy.
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In that episode, one breach of norms begat another; today, norms are falling because Republicans find adhering to them inconvenient.
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And I find it remarkable, the level of accuracy in adhering to the principal of the story in this movie.
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He's adhering to the tradition of cooperation between outgoing and incoming administrations, just as George W. Bush did before him.
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Iraq has been in crisis for years and any insistence on adhering to legal formalities seems misplaced at this point.
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While Judge Martin was generally a traditionalist in adhering to precedent, he peppered his opinions with citations from popular culture.
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Talks resumed on Saturday under the guidance of a federal mediator, with both sides largely adhering to a news blackout.
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And since adhering to the standards makes public pensions look affordable, there is a powerful incentive to preserve those standards.
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Donald Tusk, president of the European Council, stressed the importance of adhering to international rules when it comes to trade.
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Instead of adhering to conventions, he pushed boundaries and trail-blazed trends that influenced fans, runways and modern-day celebrities.
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By adhering to the following principles: Recommended vaccines should continue to be covered under all public and private healthcare plans.
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It was lunchtime and— adhering to his image as a man of the people—he chose a neighborhood burger joint.
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Young Indians are largely tech savvy, but many are also caught between adhering to collective social mores and bucking tradition.
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However, not adhering to the LEI as a business entity data standard, given its benefits, should be off the table.
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Ombudsman Emily O'Reilly said adhering to technical rules did not absolve former staff of a wider duty to show "integrity".
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Kids were considered to be adhering to therapy if they used the device for four or more hours each night.
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Unrwa officials respond that they are adhering to the agency's mandate of helping refugees until a permanent solution is reached.
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Without any national allegiance, companies can move their operations fluidly between countries, adhering to almost no one set of rules.
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"For being a Christian is not about adhering to a doctrine, or a temple or an ethnic group," he said.
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Further, we have a dedicated technical team focused on adhering to robust cybersecurity policies, and data privacy and security practices.
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Langer stuck to using the long putter, adhering to the rule by moving the club inches away from his chest.
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Rather than adhering to a inflexible, checkbox system of matching skills to qualifications, the government should employ a totality approach.
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The Bank has zero tolerance towards employees not adhering to its Code of Conduct, and takes strict measures against them.
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Or were they misguidedly adhering to a faith that told them to literally keep their children on a tight rein?
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This is good policy and what we think is a good starting place while adhering to principles of multiple use.
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One such tool is the example America sets by adhering to constitutional principles, the rule of law and human rights.
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Brook said this suggests that there is an emerging type of chain that is adhering to good antibiotic use policies.
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The findings add to a study last month which found that adhering to a Mediterranean diet can prolong people's lives.
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Can this be overcome in time by EU countries adhering to a similar central governance structure as in the US.?
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I had spent a lifetime in a Catholic household where adhering to dogma, rather than self-discovery, was the thing.
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So long as Iran keeps adhering to the nuclear agreement, however, it is unlikely the Trump administration will pull out.
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That move came after the State inspector general's FOIA report, which chided State for not adhering to public-records rules.
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Boko Haram has been trying to establish an Islamic state adhering to strict Sharia law in northeast Nigeria since 2009.
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By adhering to the letter of the law, Facebook can effectively shield itself from blame when something inevitably goes awry.
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The adults were educated in how to talk to suicidal teens and how to make sure they're adhering to treatment.
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The judge, he continued, was conscientious and strove to get the law right, while adhering to the Constitution and precedent.
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It could be interesting to watch the candidates try and trade jabs while adhering to this different "town hall" format.
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At the insistence of the Thai justice minister, some Thais have been shamed publicly for not adhering to the fashion blackout.
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But adhering to the Paris Agreement goals could hold the loss in the United States to under 2%, the report said.
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American energy independence has also allowed us to meet economic threats from countries like China not adhering to international climate deals.
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Obama took no questions, was calm and measured and referred to the importance of overcoming terrorism by adhering to American values.
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"Our guys have done an amazing job all season adhering to the game plan and keeping an edge defensively," Few said.
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But there are no penalties for non-compliance and members have a poor track record of adhering to previous production quotas.
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More broadly, the politicians think the technocrats are forcing European firms to stick to rules no one else is adhering to.
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It is critical that other aspects of people's lives be addressed to help support their success in adhering to HIV medications.
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The apps make it possible both to measure whether patients are adhering to their treatment, and to collect evidence on outcomes.
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On Iran, the President has done a pretty significant about-face from his campaign rhetoric in adhering to the nuclear agreement.
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"Leakers" who believe that settling a score is more important than adhering to their oath, displaying integrity or following the Constitution.
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"The people who were adhering to the guidelines in our seven-year follow-up period, 20 percent died," Van Blarigan said.
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Richard Linklater has never cared about plot in his movies and he's never really concerned himself with adhering to genre, either.
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Indian girls, especially, live their lives with this overwhelming pressure of adhering to societal standards and conforming to the male gaze.
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Instead, it often allows producers to define the terms themselves, as long as they provide proof that they're adhering to them.
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Also, the Department of Health and Human Services would not oversee states to make sure they are adhering to their promises.
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Those policies include adhering to scientifically-based fishing limits, minimizing the amount of by-catch, and protecting habitat and spawning areas.
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We believe very deeply in a democratic process and that, in the end, we'll come out stronger (by adhering to it).
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And Iran places continuation of the Islamic Revolution of 1979 as its top priority, at the expense of adhering to agreements.
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IAEA chief Yukiya Amano, whose inspectors are tasked with monitoring compliance with the deal, reiterated that Iran was adhering to it.
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Talks resumed on Saturday under the guidance of a federal mediator, with both two sides largely adhering to a news blackout.
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Both non-profit and for-profit employers may choose to stop adhering to the mandate based on religious and moral grounds.
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Brown said his state's economy has been bolstered by adhering to even stricter regulations than those adopted in the Paris Agreement.
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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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Food carts and restaurants serving traditional dishes adhering to Islamic dietary laws are popping up just about everywhere in the world.
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It needs to be acknowledged that while these physical distancing measures are burdensome, adhering to them is a heroic, crucial response.
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But adhering to the simple approaches of kindness and respect, principles that have long guided society, could these days be groundbreaking.
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By April 3, the nation, which is predominantly Muslim, had begun adhering to a new penal code with harsh corporal punishments.
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He realized that the uncut clitoris was sealed underneath scar tissue, often pushed back and up, adhering to the pubic bone.
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Despite the Cuban troupe's reputation for adhering to full-length classics, Ms. Valdés's turn to contemporary dance makers isn't entirely unprecedented.
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Adhering to the monkish program proved too difficult, but it did clue him into the pleasures of macrobiotic rice crispy treats.
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It's easy to fall into a rut when adhering to a plant-based diet, but Purple Carrot's menu explodes with flavor.
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Yankees 220, Cardinals 222 When it comes to the Yankees' bullpen, Manager Joe Girardi is steadfast in adhering to his rules.
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Centeno said adhering to the fiscal rules was "not only in each country's individual interest, but also in our collective interest".
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"Adhering to them (fiscal rules) is not only in each country's individual interest, but also in our collective interest," he said.
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And it could impact case law that precludes firing anyone -- gay, straight or cisgender -- for not adhering to sex-based stereotypes.
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More than 250 local companies have signed up to the UN Global Compact, which includes adhering to global human rights standards.
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But critics say many organizations are not adhering to the letter of the law, or only paying lip service to it.
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By breaking the unwritten codes of conduct for a night, it emphasized the importance of adhering to them in the morning.
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In 2018, three men with Type 2 diabetes reportedly reversed their need for insulin by adhering to an intermittent fasting schedule.
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But the new study, dubbed "Dark Patterns after the GDPR," found that very few companies are actually adhering to the law.
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And those who didn't expand the program want to make sure they're not punished for adhering to the original party line.
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Adhering to RNC Chairman Reince Priebus's suggestion, the rules issues will be tossed into the laps of convention rulemakers in July.
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Right now, the OUP is adhering to a GDPR standard that looked like it was effective as global policy, he said.
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The 21st Century Foundation is far more integrated into the college's operations, relying on college employees and adhering to its rules.
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In fact, if Millbrook were a normal restaurant, adhering to normal market realities, it could not exist in its current form.
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Chase was as compassionate as she was strict, always adhering to a code shaped in large part by her Catholic beliefs.
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Donny Hathaway (21996) Hathaway suffered from paranoid schizophrenia, and was known to be not particularly attentive about adhering to his medication routine.
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Oil rose, edging closer to new 251.36-month highs as producers showed signs of adhering to a global deal to reduce output.
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It shall consist only in levying war against the United States or in adhering to their enemies giving them aid and comfort.
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One of the companies hoping to catch the wave is start-up BrainCo, which is adhering to a one-function wearable philosophy.
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Staff Care is committed to fully cooperating with any government investigation and to rigorously adhering to the highest standards of our industry.
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"We have a dedicated technical team focused on adhering to robust cybersecurity policies, and data privacy and security practices," the statement said.
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Anyway, vitamins aside, we really, really don't recommend adhering to this latest creepy development in the wacky web of the Paleo world.
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Actor James Woods has picked on a young boy for not adhering to gender norms, and Neil Patrick Harris isn't having it.
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Each brings their signature style to their particular episodes, while also adhering to the format Prince-Bythewood set up in the pilot.
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A true gentleman should be calm and aloof, always adhering to decorum, even when agreeing to fight another man to the death.
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"If Russia's doing it and if China's doing it, and we're adhering to the agreement," complained Donald Trump in October, "that's unacceptable".
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While some companies have created user-friendly, easy-to-read reports and recommendations, she warns about adhering to the advice too strictly.
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"If Russia's doing it and if China's doing it, and we're adhering to the agreement, that's unacceptable," Trump said in October 2018.
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Schaeuble said it was up to the tax authorities in Germany's 16 federal states to ensure banks were adhering to the rules.
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Taxi drivers say Uber is permitted to unfairly do business without adhering to the thick list of city rules governing their work.
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ISIS is the enemy of women everywhere, adhering to a strict interpretation of Sharia law that justifies sexual enslavement and sexual apartheid.
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With fewer companies and employees adhering to a traditional 9-to-5 day, the differences in our workdays are becoming more pronounced.
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The aim in this winter sport is to keep the judges from being biased by adhering to a strict coin-based algorithm.
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The benefit, MacArthur explained, was freedom: They could drive their research in any direction they chose, without adhering to another lab's approach.
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"We are adhering to our commitment to the coalition, and our forces will remain until the coalition fulfils its goals," Hemedti said.
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But critics say that many organisations are not adhering to the letter of the law, or only paying lip service to it.
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But adhering to that would have meant applying the standards of others to our own, personal relationship — surely a recipe for disaster.
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And I don't think there's anything wrong with on occasion calling out people for when they're not adhering to those same standards.
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Inflating the cost of materials will limit the range of options they can use while adhering to budgetary constraints for a building.
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The IAEA continuously monitors every element of Iran's nuclear program to ensure that Iran is adhering to all aspects of the agreement.
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It's about our body adhering to the same standards almost every other working man and woman is held to on the job.
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The framework agreement called for improved training of officers and data collection to ensure they are adhering to legal and constitutional standards.
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They advocate for getting the government out of health care, for returning power to the people, and for adhering to the Constitution.
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Recently, federal judicial nominees have been questioned by Senate Democrats for adhering to religious "dogma" or belonging to the Knights of Columbus.
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He's described as still adhering to Muslim jihadist views after serving 17 years of a 20-year sentence (The New York Times).
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Trump contended that adhering to the deal could harm the American economy, saying the U.S. could re-enter it on better terms.
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The upshot of all this figures to be either speakers adhering to the dominant leftist orthodoxy or those with nothing to say.
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Patients had difficulty adhering to their medication regimens, sometimes landing back on the transplant list when their bodies started rejecting donor organs.
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Toxicity has manifested in the ridicule and harassment people have suffered for nonconformity or for not adhering to specific rules concerning gender.
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It did not, several said, address the enduring structural legacy of racism, instead adhering to the usual evangelical focus on individual prejudice.
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And rather than adhering to the therapist's traditional role as passive listener, he became an inquisitive interventionist who challenged his patients' preconceptions.
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Then in a solo concurrence, he faintly and abstractly rebuked "an executive" who strays from the path of adhering to the Constitution.
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Boko Haram, a group seeking a separate state in northeast Nigeria adhering to a strict interpretation of Islamic laws, began the insurgency.
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Rather than adhering to a strict separation of powers, in disagreements, the branches have traditionally engaged in a back-and-forth competition.
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Her process begins with sketches, which she said were inspired by the original Broadway productions while not adhering to them too strictly.
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But The New Yorker's John Cassidy notes that Giuliani is basically adhering to the president's own playbook to undermine the Mueller probe.
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That requires respect for due process, restoring the primacy of the citizen jury, and adhering to the core principles of our Constitution.
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It focuses on how you feel and what your body needs instead of adhering to external goals like calorie-counting or aesthetics.
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" Article III defines treason as "levying War against [the United States], or in adhering to their Enemies, giving them Aid and Comfort.
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The regulation pending review will require them to convert the property into a hotel, adhering to different fire, safety and accessibility regulations.
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Fresh pasta and clams are the only thing she brought to the kitchen today, adhering to her guiding principle that simplicity is key.
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And it's hard to fault Apple for actually adhering to an industry standard here, instead of coming up with its own proprietary method.
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Besides rarely adhering to the roughly 80-150-minute length required for theatrical distribution, they are also unabashed challenges to the status quo.
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Not to mention, adhering to what you believe to be a "clean" diet could seriously throw your diet and nutrition out of balance.
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That I was happy to work for them and we're adhering to those Wayfair values, like — everyone deserves a home that they love!
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Now, the U.S. team members meet once a month at the ranch – officially a U.S. Olympic Committee training site – adhering to strict conditioning.
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The exorcists of the Abbey are ruthless but steadfast and rigid in their beliefs, adhering to a set of maxims created by Artorius.
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Her choice of shape, whether extreme or adhering to recognizable rectangles, is generated by a wide range of non-traditional applications of paint.
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The EEC and America, however, certainly were not: adhering to both meant an automatic diminution of Parliament's power to determine the nation's destiny.
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Celiac is truly a serious condition, and treating it requires strictly adhering to a gluten-free diet for the rest of your life.
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During the Bush administration, for example, California progressive sex educators were repeatedly audited by the CDC for not adhering to abstinence-only education.
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On one hand, Facebook is just adhering to the ruthless logic of Silicon Valley: disrupt yourself, lest you be disrupted by someone else.
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So, adhering to the Mediterranean style of eating, as well as other healthy behaviors, is ideal if you want to reap the benefits.
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If the supply curbs are extended, then OPEC will likely struggle to keep its members adhering to the their output targets, Weinberg said.
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That makes calculating the carbon budget—the amount of greenhouse gases humanity can emit globally while adhering to certain goals—an unenviable task.
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The company says it's adhering to Privacy by Design, and won't be collecting any personal information about bystanders who are observed for CommonSpace.
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Clinton for not adhering to the department's rules for handling records under the Federal Records Act once she stepped down in January 2013.
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"I am a Muslim woman, adhering to the principles of Islam," she wrote, adding that she was suing the distributors of her images.
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These works are conservative in style, adhering to the template established by Dvořák in his Ninth Symphony, the unavoidable "New World," of 1893.
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On the flip side, Sony's PlayStation 4 ads always state "for the players," and blocking cross-play isn't exactly adhering to that message.
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Adhering to Washington's demands would force Beijing to discard key elements of its model critical to the Chinese Communist Party's exercise of power.
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All press secretaries try to walk that "fine line" -- in Scaramucci's words -- between fighting for the President's priorities and adhering to the truth.
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Adhering to traditional political labels to describe the important work of the justices obscures both what they do and how they do it.
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With numerous countries on four continents still adhering to the rule of democracy, populism is beginning to chip away increasingly at the fringes.
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Of all the great houses in Game of Thrones, House Stark is the one best known for adhering to a sense of honor.
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Their respective characters turn the typical power-play around to question the male director's role, while adhering to the traditional casting couch trope.
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Adhering to these demands is expensive and resource-intensive, as it requires a new "content checking" division with specialist employees hired and trained.
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But these migrants who make up the caravan are adhering to our asylum laws, which are quite strong — some would say too selective.
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For Hal Steinbrenner, that meant adhering to his belief that you do not need a $200 million payroll to win a World Series.
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It rejects a mainstream Christian doctrine of the Holy Trinity, adhering to what church leaders describe as the earliest doctrines of Christian teachings.
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She was also emphatic that she was not adhering to any outside demands or quotas when it came to casting for those shows.
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The Netherlands' foreign minister, Stef Blok, said Monday that European support for the nuclear deal depended on Iran adhering to the pact's terms.
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The Republicans who voted against the administration plan were adhering to what had once been party orthodoxy: taking a hard line against Moscow.
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But in the face of agricultural crisis, drought, and poverty, people are forced to choose between going hungry and adhering to these preparations.
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Hopes were high, given that the once-proud Knicks had for years been adhering to a style of offense technically known as lousy.
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But singer Frank Ocean wasn't adhering to traditional formalities, donning a pair of black and white checkered Vans for his first state dinner.
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If everyone was adhering to regulations for the chemical, used to make fridges and air conditioners, emissions should have basically dropped to zero.
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A couple in their mid- to late 20s saved enough money for a $400,000 home in Atlanta by adhering to a strict budget.
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" Phillips said it became clear while he was trying to fundraise for the organization "that the donor community is strictly adhering to Sen.
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It consists only of waging war against the United State or adhering to enemies of the nation by giving them aid and comfort.
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The South Korean government began accepting refugee applications in 1994, after adhering to the United Nations Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees.
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"Midnight," the first single from her next album, demonstrates a tug-of-war within, between adhering to principle and allowing for a meltdown.
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Iran, in exchange for adhering to the agreement negotiated in 2015 with the United States and five additional world powers, gets sanctions relief.
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Abraham Lincoln confronted these and other issues during his tenure as president, often choosing between expanding democratic potential and adhering to constitutional mandates.
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Such a charter would allow companies that offer online lending and other financial services to operate nationally while adhering to federal banking standards.
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Now, a study suggests that adhering to the Mediterranean diet can help prolong your life, even if you are already 216 or older.
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And so Negro Swan manages to be his most autobiographical and intimate Blood Orange album yet, while also adhering to a porous structure.
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" "We are cooperating fully with all appropriate government and health authorities and we are adhering to their guidelines on actions to be taken.
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The parallels in the Mugwump and Never Trump movements demonstrate the significance of adhering to a strict moral standard, despite extreme partisan divides.
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Orthodox Jews (and the even stricter ultra-Orthodox) are much more traditional, adhering to rules like keeping kosher and not working on Saturdays.
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SDNY, however, has said that they are adhering to "common practice" for matters like this, and following "rigorous protocols" by using a filter team.
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"We have gotten to 0 percent transmission when people are adhering to proper medications," says Laela Wilding, Ambassador of The Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation.
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On October 3, 2017, then-Secretary of Defense James Mattis testified before the Senate Armed Services Committee that Iran was adhering to the agreement.
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She has a certain flair for transforming culturally specific references to suit Anglophone contexts while still adhering to the animating spirit of the original.
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In the silver trailer on the hill, the yellow meadow of sticky notes adhering to the fold-down breakfast table—what did they say?
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He also said it went against promises that FBI Director Christopher Wray made in the past about adhering to proper processes on personnel matters.
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Ross swears by the Tracy Anderson Method to keep her toned – she's been adhering to the dance-based workouts for the past five years.
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Two white inmates lure him to a restroom and attack him for not adhering to the strict race/gang affiliations established in the prison.
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Companies simply need to say they're adhering to the US's treaty obligations, and the Commerce Department is supposed to presume they're telling the truth.
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I read about Sam Adams and other craft breweries, and at the time they were all only doing European styles, adhering to the Reinheitsgebot.
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In an interview with Leandra Medine of the Man Repeller, Paltrow dishes on the difficulty of adhering to a strict diet all the time.
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Adhering to the segment rules, Cruise answers Fallon's random questions, and then the two use them as dialogue in a made-up movie scene.
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Whatever the parameters are for you and your family, adhering to them will help ensure that everyone feels comfortable and has a good time.
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A ban on diesel cars adhering to the Euro 5 emissions standard, which applied to vehicles made from 2009, is still before the court.
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"Academic personality psychologists almost universally criticize the MBTI and similar type indicators for not adhering to their professional standards for psychological assessment," he says.
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Laura — dressed in jeans, a grey hoodie and sneakers — explained that the people he saw were ultra-Orthodox Jews adhering to strictly observant practices.
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It's about good manners and adhering to societal rules and norms—what we'd see in upstanding, decent folks, or "good citizens," if you will.
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Trump's campaign, which valued and understood changing media, won, while Clinton's campaign, which took the dogmatic path of adhering to outdated communication norms, lost.
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In writing this scene, Frost had to make a choice between accurately depicting horrifying historical facts, and adhering to more modern concepts of consent.
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There is variety in the specifics of how shooters shoot, but the best, whatever their individual design, are consistent in adhering to that motion.
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In interviews, some student journalists said they had addressed the clashes by adhering to what they described as core tenets of a free press.
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Ophthalmologists suggest adhering to the "20-20-20" rule: Every 20 minutes, take a 20-second break and look at something 20 feet away.
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"We are adhering to the highest standards," said Said Bajaber, Amu Power's project development executive, pointing to the company's multi-volume environmental impact assessment.
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" The report claims that adhering to the practice of "masculinity ideology" can hinder the development of adolescent boys by "suppressing emotions and masking distress.
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Oil rose after Goldman Sachs boosted its price forecast for 2017 and producers showed signs of adhering to a global deal to reduce output.
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Given those unprecedented circumstances, Gorsuch arguably has an institutional responsibility to be a restrained justice, seeking consensus positions and adhering to mainstream jurisprudential traditions.
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The Powerpuff Girls was a welcome exception, and bringing it back now coincides with the public's growing interest in adhering to core feminist values.
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YouTube relies on an automated strike system both before and after monetization is enabled to assess whether a channel is adhering to community guidelines.
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Strategies for successBecause of the complexities of booking Singapore Suites awards, you can do yourself a favor by adhering to a few simple strategies.
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A MAS spokeswoman said the regulator remains committed to a full implementation of Basel III reforms but was not rigidly adhering to a timeline.
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A ban on diesel cars adhering to the Euro 5 emissions standard, which applied to vehicles made from 193, is still before the court.
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Treasury also said it "places significant importance" on China adhering to its G20 commitments to refrain from engaging in competitive devaluation of its yuan.
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One of the secrets of the show's popularity was that it conveyed a feeling of repose rather than adhering to a strict musical format.
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Adhering to the strictest interpretation of Jewish law, the Hasidic man did not want to sit beside a woman who was not his wife.
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Oil rose on Friday, edging closer to new 22017-month highs as producers showed signs of adhering to a global deal to reduce output.
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However, officials started to suspect he was not adhering to his curfew after a reporter spotted him on a train in Boston last month.
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And you can add "perfect pits" to the ever-growing list of unrealistic beauty standards that we will most definitely not be adhering to.
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She had been hoping to have a traditional Orthodox family life — a husband and several children living in a community adhering to Jewish law.
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Ethiopia Airlines, however, tweeted that it will keep operating flights to China while adhering to international standards to ensure the safety of their passengers.
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Ethiopian Airlines, however, tweeted that it will keep operating flights to China while adhering to international standards to ensure the safety of its passengers.
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"As with so many Americans right now, the first lady is adhering to CDC guidelines about proper care and social distancing," Grisham told CNN.
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The analysis also notes that companies will bear the burden of tracking whether their business partners, such as suppliers, are adhering to government rules.
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Adhering to a high standard of conduct helped Democrats win the Alabama Senate race, by underscoring the seriousness of the charges against Roy Moore.
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But Waldhauser noted limitations on the current commander's ability to order strikes against the group in Libya, which require adhering to White House guidance.
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No matter how comfortable you are with your own style, when you're dressing for the outside world, you're still adhering to codes and expectations.
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But Johnson was simply adhering to the Washington Republican playbook, outlined by McConnell in his original letter about judges to Obama two years earlier.
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By adhering to the false notion of trade as a zero-sum deal, Mr. Trump becomes a job killer rather than a job creator.
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Mr. Mulvaney, a hypercompetitive golfer with an 8 handicap, is determined to prevail while maintaining he is strictly adhering to dictates of the law.
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The U.S. commitment to the policy means adhering to formal diplomatic ties with China but not with Taiwan, which China considers a breakaway province.
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She used her body as a test subject once before, adhering to a strict vegan diet to see if her urine could nourish plants.
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A Reuters survey of the top 35 research universities, ranked by R&D expenditures, found only 11 were still adhering to such a position.
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Much of his success, on the field and in crafting a spotless image, came from his discipline in adhering to a long-range plan.
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As a result, levels of harmful nitrogen oxides are higher in urban areas than they would be if carmakers were adhering to pollution standards.
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The outcome could split the domestic vehicle market, a nightmare scenario for automakers that would see some states adhering to stricter standards than others.
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"In addition to strictly adhering to OSHA's worker health and safety standards," it said in an email, its members accept recommendations from other organizations.
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Her exchanges with the pharmacy staff served as informal check-ins that gave her a little extra help adhering to an unfamiliar medication regimen.
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But if those are the consequences of us adhering to our values, I still feel it's very, very important to adhere to those values.
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Twomey, a former Washington Post reporter, veers between the Japanese attack fleet, Pearl Harbor and Washington while adhering to the chronological order of events.
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We had to moderate out very, very few comments for not adhering to Times standards, and the language our participants used was extremely polite.
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"In refusing to discuss an ongoing investigation, Director Comey is appropriately adhering to the Justice Department's standards," said Brian Fallon, the spokesman for Mrs.
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I understood why he said that, but when you're used to adhering to a pretty strict budget, it's hard to not think about it.
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We're told if T.J. screws up -- by skipping the meeting or not adhering to whatever comes out of the meeting -- the charges could resurface.
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Although it will serve as the benchmark for Democratic principles in 2016, it doesn't legally bind Clinton, the presumptive Democratic nominee, to adhering to it.
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While urging spending in varied areas, the outline called for adhering to a goal of balancing the budget - excluding debt service and new bond sales.
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The process requires thought, attention to detail, coordination with the State Department, and adhering to the highest levels of protocol, and it appears they delivered.
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Without truly adhering to a ketogenic diet (which, again, is super rigid), it's unlikely that you'd enter a state of ketosis through a supplement alone.
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The pair agreed to co-parent their now 4-year-old son Luca, sharing joint physical custody and adhering to a "mutually-agreed upon" schedule.
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The group have just toured Europe, hoping to sway EU officials and investors that they must boycott companies not adhering to sustainable palm oil production.
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Adhering to general recommendations by medical professionals, Meghan arrived at the airport in a long-sleeved white dress after wearing several sleeveless dresses in Sydney.
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But Nexedi says the mobile version of Safari lags behind Apple's desktop version as well as other browsers in adhering to HTML5 and other standards.
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The Stable Outlooks reflect Fitch's expectation that South Australia, despite some economic headwinds, will maintain its improved budgetary performance by adhering to its fiscal principles.
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Tone says he was "raised Catholic until the age of seven, loosely," only really adhering to the principles of the religion at Christmas and Easter.
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As it's the first time the company has done something like this, it's not adhering to a specific number of participants or a rigid curriculum.
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It also said the Treasury "places significant importance" on China adhering to its G20 commitments to refrain from engaging in competitive devaluation of its yuan.
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PushDoctor has also, thus far, shied away from working directly with medical insurance companies or employee benefit schemes, instead adhering to a purely B2C model.
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"Our mandate ... is a mandate towards price stability, not towards financing governments' deficits or adhering to a fiscal dominance situation," he told the news conference.
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"If Russia is doing it (developing these missiles) and China is doing it and we're adhering to the agreement, that's unacceptable," Trump said on Sunday.
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Adhering to general recommendations by medical professionals, Meghan arrived at the airport in a long-sleeved white dress after wearing several sleeveless dresses in Sydney.
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Al Shabaab is the Islamist militant group fighting to topple Somalia's western-backed government and replace it with one strictly adhering to Islamic sharia law.
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Worse, he had continued to experiment with materials, and as he worked he discovered that, yet again, the paint was not adhering to the wall.
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Iran's religious police are in place in public areas officially to ensure that people are adhering to the strict social mores of the Islamic Republic.
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Mr. Trump is at least adhering to custom by giving his wife and children prominent speaking slots — and veterans of convention stagecraft called this vital.
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The Kremlin has favored arms control for another reason as well: Washington has a far better record of adhering to its treaties than Russia does.
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The global securities watchdog IOSCO decided last year that price reporting agencies were adhering to industry guidelines and said further annual reviews were not necessary.
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Given my trouble adhering to Franz Kafka's schedule, I wouldn't be following Balzac's to a T. Instead, I was more interested by his caffeine habit.
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Meanwhile Trump's "poorly designed" hats were an effective branding tool, challenging the notion that adhering to commonly held "good design" principles translates to political success.
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They'll say things like, "They weren't adhering to the dress code" or that there was a guest list, or that it was a private party.
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Beyond the traditional stresses of coordinating hotels, trains and planes, business travelers need to consider staying within company budgets and adhering to company travel policies.
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Art for its own sake, or an audacious formalism, could be realized even while adhering to the traditional genres of portraiture, landscape, and still life.
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Aided and abetted by the comely candlelight, we check the final box of the optimal sleep protocol we're adhering to and snuff out the light.
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Theatrical adaptations of fairy tales often try to subvert expectations, either by modernizing the stories or by adhering to the works' sometimes morbid original versions.
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The novel coronavirus pandemic is affecting all aspects of life, including how to buy groceries and supplies safely while still adhering to social distancing policies.
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That said, I find it difficult for a tech company to position itself as a stateless platform while also largely adhering to Western value structures.
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Kinda makes sense ... you'd hope more people are adhering to "stay at home" orders in those areas -- but they're still looking to maintain human contact.
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The facility has been criticized by different animal advocacy groups for years that claim Antle has not been adhering to the federal Animal Welfare Act.
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Walden at the hearing on Wednesday asked Amazon's Mehta whether the company is already adhering to those "best practices" laid out in the DHS report.
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This audience is looking for signs that the president is adhering to the same isolationist, "America First" foreign policy that he campaigned and won on.
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According to some of the doctors, this slowed the spread of the virus by preventing it from adhering to surfaces and people in the hospital.
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If they keep Beltran, though, the Mets must understand that they are adhering to a different moral code than the Astros and the Red Sox.
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Fitch does not expect government debt to rise significantly as the government is adhering to a self-imposed budget-deficit ceiling of 3% of GDP.
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And so many abortion opponents — especially those who see themselves as adhering to a consistent life ethic — fear the growing partisanship of the abortion debate.
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Iran's decision to stop adhering to limits in the Obama-era nuclear agreement comes just days after Trump authorized a drone strike that killed Gen.
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"Some providers realize they are losing revenue, and patients aren't adhering to treatment," said MacDonald, and are scouting different strategies, such as a car service.
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The substantive arguments for decertifying but not withdrawing are truly Jesuitical, teasing out imagined benefits from adhering to a deal Iran already treats with contempt.
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Customers are also responsible for adhering to the terms of the contract to manage and monitor their users for appropriate system use and access privileges.
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Many United States asset managers are now adhering to the MiFID II doctrines by gathering research on the internet and not buying well-researched data.
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The company has been adhering to its motto — "Novare Serbando," which translates to, "renew, but conserve" — since day one, says sixth-generation heir Edoardo Branca.
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The process of immersing myself in learning about people, who were killed for adhering to my very faith was an emotional journey like no other.
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The upshot of the litigation, Wagner said, will be investment managers using better standards for adhering to their fiduciary duty, part of which is cost.
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Brazilian cities underwent rapid and mostly unplanned urbanization in the last six decades, giving rise to vast shantytowns, erected haphazardly without adhering to building codes.
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Adhering to a strict regimen of diet, exercise and practice — lots of practice — Ichiro produced 3,089 hits in his 18-year career in North America.
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"If Russia's doing it and if China's doing it, and we're adhering to the agreement, that's unacceptable," Mr. Trump said after a rally in Nevada.
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In contrast, Kafka's Gregor Samsa and Giacometti's doomed woman convince us not with "alternate facts" but an alternate reality, adhering to their own surreal logic.
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In this way, the cartoonist's line, freed from adhering to a strictly defined reality, renders a world fantastic enough to house a character like Elliot.
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"It's the most transparent way we have to see if they're adhering to the production cuts, given they depend upon these exports for revenues," he said.
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By adhering to a few simple guidelines and by making some physical adjustments to your workspace, you can avoid putting too much strain on your eyes.
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Egypt has been praised by the IMF for adhering to the program and the Fund sees its budget deficit and unemployment rate declining further this year.
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"The United States believes that Russia is probably not adhering to the nuclear testing moratorium in a manner consistent with the zero-yield standard," Ashley said.
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It's a movement about asking important questions rather than adhering to the popular narrative — one that fits tidily into our existing bias against people of size.
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Ramsey, the analyst, points out that EV-makers also have to spend less time and money adhering to regulations, because their vehicles don't have exhaust pipes.
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But that's going to take more than simply adhering to the standard spec-focused upgrade that has been fueling the industry for the past several years.
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Meredith Rose, a lawyer for consumer group Public Knowledge, told Motherboard that the high costs of adhering to such laws also tends to disadvantage smaller competitors.
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But the groups, which include not-for-profit colleges and charities, won't face fines for not adhering to administration procedures for objecting to birth control benefits.
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It's easy to see this as an act of shortsighted martyrdom: losing power by adhering to your ideals, winning a moral victory while losing the war.
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But the group also has a set of best practices, which, incredibly unsurprisingly, almost half of urologists are not adhering to, according to a new study.
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The team found Premier League stability and exemplified good club stewardship by adhering to an identifiable, attractive style of play even as it frequently changed managers.
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"I have Muslim friends who have the look to be models but feel like they can't do it while [adhering] to Islamic guidelines," Lymus, 34, says.
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Anatel, the Brazilian equivalent of the FCC isn't as strict at adhering to NDAs, and has published a photograph of the new Xbox One wireless chipset.
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Adhering to a systematic rebalancing approach to bring the percentage invested back into alignment allows investors to avoid the game of trying to time the market.
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For years, the infantry soldier lived a double life of presenting as a man on base by adhering to male grooming standards and using men's facilities.
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It is pure fantasy: These norms have been demolished over the last eight years and Republicans certainly won't start adhering to them just because Democrats are.
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Those who are already adhering to responsible management standards here in the U.S. should not be undercut by unsustainable catch and products coming in from overseas.
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Indeed, recent data shows 84 percent of the world population adhering to a religious identity, and that percentage is only expected to increase in the future.
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Referencing the Heritage report, Palmer suggested that adhering to Paris emissions goals would, over a 20-year period, cost the U.S. Gross Domestic Product $85033 trillion.
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Rather, adhering to a decree by the efficiency- and sanitation-minded Emperor Joseph II, his burial, like all others, took place in a communal, unmarked grave.
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The pinched assistance that the relief agency provides is being further undercut by the cost of adhering to the extensive Israeli security requirements for importing supplies.
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Al-Aama said Saudi Arabia's policy is to work on satisfying customers' needs, but to do so while adhering to OPEC and non-OPEC supply agreements.
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Lawmakers from both parties said Wednesday that she refused to answer questions about her time working in the administration, adhering to instructions from White House lawyers.
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As I flew to a 5-mile final, my flight lead told me to focus on flying a good final and adhering to all normal checklists.
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Then, they were moved to a Super 8 motel with no cooking equipment, preventing Ms. Christopher from adhering to the diet required by her kidney failure.
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Together the two continue dedicate their lives to art and literature; still adhering to and promoting Crass' core values of anarchy, peace, vegetarianism, and anti-authoritarianism.
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On this blue planet we call home, are we humans all equals who evolve as a species by adhering to the rules of the social contract?
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The second is certification from Brazil's environment ministry known as a CAR showing that they were raised on legally registered land adhering to forest protection rules.
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Since 1991, acclaimed London label Ninja Tune has earned a reputation for capturing the moment's most exciting sounds instead of rigidly adhering to a single style.
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Gussie Freeman's legacy remains one of a joyfully unique woman, who lived as she wished to live, without adhering to the social morays of the period.
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Though it's too early to see how widespread the effect of the changes will be, the Justice Department appears to be adhering to the directive already.
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"ZTE is committed to adhering to all applicable laws and regulations in the countries where it operates," a ZTE spokesman told The Hill in a statement.
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Often, building wealth comes down to adhering to a few smart habits, and the sooner you establish them, the better your chances of reaching seven figures.
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The police said the students and staff members "responded to the situation extremely well," adhering to training by barricading classrooms with desks, bookcases and other objects.
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Most online booking sites are adhering to the cancellation policies of individual hotels and airlines, so it will vary depending on your exact itinerary and booking.
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Those modest-size, Minimalist works yielded in the 1990s to larger, more daring sculptures that toyed with perspectives of dimensions and space while adhering to realism.
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Such collection is technically complex, and the N.S.A. shut it down after repeatedly running into trouble adhering to limits imposed by the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court.
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AIG is adhering to warnings and recommendations from the World Health Organization (WHO) and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), according to the report.
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That way companies have a plan in place to ensure all countries are adhering to the Outer Space Treaty if there is some kind of allegation.
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"I must note that we are already voluntarily adhering to the strictest standards to avoid even the appearance of conflicts," Kushner wrote in the op-ed.
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But Mr. Johnson has clearly said he is not interested in adhering to European rules when it comes to goods, a position that has sparked outrage.
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It's set in Staten Island and follows a group of bickering vampires adhering to esoteric power structures but also griping about pop culture and social drudgery.
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Huawei could have stockpiled hardware like Intel processors, but it's more difficult to stockpile Windows and Office licenses and ensure Microsoft was adhering to the rules.
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"Treason against the United States, shall consist only in levying War against them, or in adhering to their Enemies, giving them Aid and Comfort," it reads.
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Sometimes the distancing works, but in other moments the theatricality feels forced, as if the creators were faithfully adhering to the rules of a deconstructionist playbook.
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On October 3, 2017, Trump's then-Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis testified before the Senate Armed Services Committee that Iran was adhering to the nuclear agreement.
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Officials close to Mr. Trump say the president understands that remaining in the pact could give him leverage in other discussions with countries adhering to it.
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Ethiopia Airlines, however, tweeted it will keep operating its flights to five Chinese destinations while adhering to international standards to ensure the safety of their passengers.
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"But if those are the consequences of us adhering to our values, I still feel it's very, very important to adhere to those values," Silver said.
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"We maintain that we conducted our bid ethically and with integrity, strictly adhering to all rules and regulations," Qatar's World Cup organizers said in a statement.
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Darwin's ideology avows "unnatural selection" for industry, adhering to a lean management system where apparently much fewer employees are needed — half according to the White House.
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For retirement savers, the rule's uncertain future means that advisors will likely continue adhering to the provisions that took effect last June, at least for now.
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This stigma and discrimination discourages people from accessing health-care services, including HIV prevention methods, learning their HIV status, enrolling in care and adhering to treatment.
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Instead of adhering to this bipartisan spending framework, which President Trump himself signed into law, the president's budget request backtracks on the agreed-to funding levels.
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Police in Changde city, Hunan province have arrested five suspects, believed to be behind the sales, for endangering public health and not adhering to medical standards.
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Damaging sanctions Yet US President Donald Trump detested it, and imposed damaging sanctions again, leaving Iran adhering to a deal that it was getting nothing out of.
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The former president will not have the large motorcade he enjoyed as president, but will instead move through town in a smaller convoy, adhering to traffic laws.
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ProPublica asked Facebook about the ads and the company blamed it on a "technical failure," rather than a systematic and inexcusable disinterest in adhering to US law.
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Sure, in the face of an impending storm, residents will still have to get the hell out just like any other New Yorker adhering to evacuation mandates.
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As with so many other great game narratives, God of War still questions the tenants of violent masculinity — while strictly adhering to the fun of violent masculinity.
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" Eastburn said on behalf of the Pentagon, "The policy we're adhering to is the one we've been directed to comply with via the four circuit court rulings.
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A part of this is routine — even when I stopped praying in my early twenties, I found myself still adhering to the commemoration of the holy month.
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But it's a movie that is adhering to the laws of a certain subgenre, folk horror, but with the logic of a different genre, a fairy tale.
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However, the school didn't want to compromise, and told Madigan she had to continue adhering to the male students' dress code if she wanted to stay enrolled.
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Such an arrangement would also avoid a transatlantic trade war and the re-imposition of European blocking sanctions that would penalize companies for adhering to U.S. sanctions.
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The $143 billion collapsed souffleOne of the best ways to prevent a collapsed souffle is to focus on creating good oven conditions and adhering to proper timing.
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Maisel a different show, the tension between Midge's ambivalence about motherhood and adhering to the cultural pressures of her era would make for a fascinating dramatic arc.
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Nonprofits, activists, and advocates for the environment can also use it to get a sense of current standards and practices, and how companies are adhering to them.
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Each Winter and Summer Olympics, the cauldron is a major symbol of the spirit of the games, and Rio's adhering to this with an eco-conscious mission.
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Should fighting continue or break out against parties who are adhering to the agreement, it could doom the talks that de Mistura has planned for February 7.
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About 0.7 percent of people were diagnosed with celiac disease, and about 1.08 percent were adhering to a gluten-free diet without being diagnosed with celiac disease.
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Hurricanes and wildfires wreaked havoc on some of the biggest names in the utilities space in 2018, and yet the sector is still adhering to its uptrend.
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"The United States believes that Russia probably is not adhering to the nuclear testing moratorium in a manner consistent with the zero-yield standard," said Lt. Gen.
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For what it's worth, we think you can wear white whenever you want to, but if you're interested in adhering to societal norms, we're here to help.
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For example, for a Mexican-American, that may mean adhering to a diet of corn, tomatoes, cacao, spirulina, avocado, and other foods that are indigenous to Mexico.
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This is a variation of the TINA ("There Is No Alternative") argument, and those adhering to this argument have done very well over the past eight years.
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For its part, China said it will keep adhering to the agreement to cut greenhouse gas emissions and urged Trump to reconsider his stances, according to Reuters.
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The Federal Trade Commission (FTC), in particular, has actively monitored the privacy practices of the private sector and held companies accountable for adhering to their stated practices.
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That would give a President Warren enormous power to punish companies (including putting them out of business) for not adhering to her subjective vision of corporate responsibility.
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Wait for the media backlash to blow over and the return to business as usual while making but not measurably adhering to ANY OF THE CHANGES PROMISED.
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For the past eight years, our economy has struggled to maintain adequate economic growth, and too many politicians are content with adhering to the same failed policies.
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" Article III of the Constitution defines this crime as consisting "only in levying War against them, or in adhering to their Enemies, giving them Aid and Comfort.
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McDonald's is adhering to the goals set by the Paris accord on climate change and seeking to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions by 36 percent by 2030.
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" He importantly noted, "The United States believes that Russia probably is not adhering to the nuclear testing moratorium in a manner consistent with the zero yield standard.
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So most humans, even those who know that meat-eating is bad, make excuses for their behavior rather than adhering to their beliefs and giving up meat.
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But not all are on board with this notion — and one multibillion-dollar portfolio manager thinks investors can shatter this connection by adhering to three simple ideas.
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Saving the liberal order means adhering to the UN Charter's prohibition on the use of force except in self-defense or unless authorized by the Security Council.
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Even as Trump repeatedly declared the pact "the worst deal ever," the UN, his national security advisers and allies agreed that Iran was adhering to the agreement.
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"Treason against the United States, shall consist only in levying War against them, or in adhering to their Enemies, giving them Aid and Comfort," Article Three states.
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During his speech, Azevedo e Silva said his priorities were reducing the armed forces' operational costs, while also adhering to the constitution and working alongside civilian leadership.
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She's not necessarily adhering to the guidelines of previous first ladies, who have highlighted American designers at home and the designers of their host countries while abroad.
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In 2018, the search giant's work with the U.K.'s National Health Service was criticized for not adhering to data governance standards and potentially breaking the law.
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At the same time, Brexit hard-liners know that adhering to European Union rules would amount to the "great betrayal" they have been swearing never to countenance.
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In one instance he took out newspaper advertisements accusing the World Health Organization of "passive genocide," saying it emphasized adhering to rules and protocols over saving lives.
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One government attorney told BuzzFeed that the delay was due to the agency's difficulty in assigning FOIA workers to review requests while adhering to social distancing guidelines.
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"It's basically required, so that you and your coach can look at your form, and also to see if you're properly adhering to competitive standards," she explains.
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Like many of the cafe's regular bands, it has a sound that's hard to pin down, adhering to a tuneful but open-form style of its own.
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The United Nations and OPCW have been investigating whether Damascus is adhering to its commitments under the agreement, which averted the threat of U.S.-led military intervention.
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Here's the text: Treason against the United States, shall consist only in levying War against them, or in adhering to their Enemies, giving them Aid and Comfort.
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" The Constitution states, "Treason against the United States shall consist only in levying War against them, or in adhering to their Enemies, giving them Aid and Comfort.
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Corporate leaders are currently finding themselves in a unique situation of not only managing their workforce remotely, but also helping employees work while adhering to quarantine measures.
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" Mr. Fallon added that "the whole reason for the Federalist Society short list was to ensure that Trump is adhering to their key views, including on abortion.
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"Treason against the United States, shall consist only in levying war against them, or in adhering to their enemies, giving them aid and comfort," the Constitution says.
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Further reductions of western forces will hinge on the Taliban adhering to a "reduction in violence" pledge, a condition that will be assessed by the United States.
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In contrast to progressives' abstractions about adhering to "proper" roles, the president's supporters bypass complex ethical ideas to focus on simple moral imperatives like defending one's friends.
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By adhering to its disciplines of primary research, objective valuation analysis and patience, the firm has been able to achieve superior and consistent returns in managed portfolios.
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"It's adhering to an ideology which is fashionable nowadays, particularly in Anglo-Saxon cultures, of confessing your sins so you can be absolved," he told Observador newspaper.
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The push and pull between brands wanting to portray real life versus adhering to squeamish advertising standards is a tension that's not going away any time soon.
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She also didn't commit to adhering to a schedule laid out by Otting, a Trump appointee who has said he hopes to finalize CRA reform by May.
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These clever covers can be pulled off prior to your drive, whisking away the snow and preventing ice from adhering to the glass in the first place.
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Never mind that Israel was scrupulously adhering to the Oslo Agreement and providing more than half of all the water used by Palestinians in the West Bank.
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He said his primary concerns were burdens smaller banks face adhering to anti-money laundering and fraud laws, and with capital requirements meant to weed out risk.
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It&aposs a draw for young professionals and business travelers that seek something more distinct than the standard hotel, while still adhering to a reasonable price point.
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Conservatism as a movement, including the fiscal conservatism of the 2009 Tea Party rise, will continue to grow by adhering to the Constitution of the United States.
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It's easy to think of this as an act of shortsighted martyrdom: losing power by adhering to your ideals, winning a moral victory while losing the war.
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Or perhaps you simple didn't like that I wore which is completely fine but you can't accuse me of not paying close attention and adhering to the theme.
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Maine is currently one of two states, along with Nebraska, that splits its electoral college votes instead of adhering to the winner-takes-all policy most states follow.
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It's creating a list, essentially, of people who've been vetted, who've been verified, who are adhering to a code of ethics, and that is the Civil constitution, essentially.
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Setting up the event took over a year, and a balance was struck to keep the spirit of the Comic Con while adhering to the country's religious regulations.
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The court had ruled closely held corporations could opt out from the health care law's requirement if adhering to it would violate a sincerely held belief, per RFRA.
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Ramu Nickel was ordered shut "for not adhering to remedial measures issued six weeks ago," Jerry Garry, managing director of Papua New Guinea's Mineral Resources Authority, told Reuters.
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The FTC has even set up a dedicated email for Equifax whistle-blowers to use if they don't think the company is adhering to its data security obligations.
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Or perhaps you simply didn't like what I wore which is completely fine but you can't accuse me of not paying close attention and adhering to the theme.
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Our internal R&D team, led by Dr. Laurence Dryer, consistently works to innovate across our entire product line while adhering to The Honest Company's uncompromising safety standards.
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You can always appeal to your better judgement, though, and take comfort in knowing that adhering to your moral code will usually point you in the right direction.
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"A long grind lies ahead, but history suggests those adhering to fiscal and real exchange rate adjustment can restore growth," the economic-forecasting firm said in a report.
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The community leaders had suspected she was not adhering to the rules, interrogating her on various occasions, for instance, about whether she was shaving her head as required.
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While public companies were adhering to investor demands to conserve capital, the private frackers were taking advantage of oil prices that hit nearly four-year highs last October.
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"They may keep bacteria from adhering to the wall of the bladder, preventing UTIs, and they also may have a direct effect on killing the bacteria," she says.
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Boko Haram has killed about 15,000 people and displaced more than 2 million in a seven-year insurgency aimed at creating a state adhering to strict Islamic laws.
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The government is adhering to a self-imposed budget-deficit ceiling of 3% of GDP, which has helped maintain investor confidence in Indonesia during times of market turbulence.
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He put the cost of adhering to rules and regulations at up to 30,000 pounds ($44,200) a year, equivalent to around 10 percent of the firm's annual profit.
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"As threats from Russia and China mount, President Trump has little choice but to withdraw from a treaty only the United States is adhering to," the email said.
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Make no mistake, though — just because Lawrence is irreverent when it comes to adhering to Gilead's mandated salutations, he isn't automatically a friend of the rebellious Mayday cause.
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"We are adhering to this well-established precedent in order to ensure that future Presidents can effectively execute the responsibilities of the Office of the President," Cipollone wrote.
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Many states are lax about adhering to the law: As of March, only 2855 were in full compliance with the law, according to the Bureau of Justice Statistics.
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The book series, written by Daniel Handler under the name "Lemony Snicket" and which debuted in 1999, stood out by not adhering to the happy-ever-after formula.
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Today, mountain biking can help to counterbalance two of the challenges of adolescent girlhood: increasing concerns about adhering to gender and beauty ideals, and decreasing feelings of confidence.
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The current government under President Tsai has made a point of adhering to United Nations resolutions in order to make a case for greater international recognition of Taiwan.
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From picky eater toddlers to too-cool-to-hang teens, tired parents, and potentially mobility-restricted grandparents, there's a lot to consider — especially when adhering to a budget.
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The sisters, white veils covering their heads and tunics draping their bodies, sat in silence, their day adhering to a routine that has defined their lives for decades.
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That was because, while I was adhering to my long tradition of wearing costumes, mine reflected exactly who I was: the lovable underdog who wins in the end.
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Negatives are trickier to manage, since they may miss the disease early in its course, but that underlines the importance of everyone adhering to social distancing, she notes.
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While in my room that evening and the following morning, the cruise staff regularly called in to make sure I was feeling OK and adhering to my quarantine.
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But many also take up the practice freely, though still adhering to the strict, often arcane, rules handed down largely through word of mouth to preserve the tradition.
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Just because billionaires have the money to pay for pricey personal chefs or high-end healthy foods doesn't mean they're adhering to diets that are good for them.
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Hatch clearly plans on adhering to the Republican Party position that President Obama's successor should nominate someone to replace the late Justice Antonin Scalia, regardless of Garland's qualifications.
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Undeterred, Berlin still continues its guerilla warfare against the euro area central bank that is delivering economic growth and price stability while strictly adhering to its policy mandate.
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" The letter also cites concern about "the Saudi-led coalition's commitment to adhering to all laws and requirements regulating defense articles purchased or transferred from the United States.
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Zhuwao, a nephew of President Mugabe, told youths from the ruling ZANU-PF party that foreign-owned banks were resisting adhering to the law, known locally as indigenisation.
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India's Minister of State for External Affairs, Vijay Kumar Singh, said Pakistan "has not done us a favor" by adhering to the Geneva Conventions and returning its pilot.
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The authority said it aims to make sure the company is adhering to regulations and gather information to help the ongoing investigation into the causes of the accident.
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For decades, they've accused Salvationsts of denying some services to same-sex couples, advocating against gay rights and adhering to a traditional theology that considers gay sex sinful.
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As the Washington Post's Philip Bump points out, adhering to Trump's analogy, a bowl with three deadly Skittles (refugees) in it would need to contain 10.93 billion Skittles.
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About one in 25 patients contracts an infection in the hospital, resulting in 75,000 deaths each year, but hospitals have been cutting this risk by adhering to stricter protocols.
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China would do well for itself, and its claim of a constructive role in the world economy, by adhering to the long-established rules of the international trade adjustment.
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Gorsuch has adopted the Scalia approach of looking to the Constitution as it was understood in the 18th century and adhering to the plain text of a federal law.
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Wade supersedes New York law, but women are still having difficulties if their provider doesn't want risk the consequences of violating state law while adhering to the federal law.
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He believed in the Declaration of the Rights of Man, a human rights document drafted during the 18-century French Revolution, and was vocal about adhering to its principles.
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The 90s heartthrob lived in this kind of contradiction, presenting a seemingly emotive version of subtle masculinity, while still aggressively adhering to the power structure of heteronormative gender roles.
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Monday night's fashion Superbowl offered the best of Catholic-inspired looks, with celebrities split on adhering to the theme, interpreting it in their own ways, or ignoring it altogether.
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Instead of adhering to the plot of Atwood's book, the writers are using Atwood's world as a rich setting in which wholly original (and wholly disturbing) storylines can unfurl.
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The problem is that the leaders are not always adhering to European rules, possibly not sticking to international law and not acting with the unity envisioned by Mr. Tusk.
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"It really helps the kids take their medication," Tuleu said, stressing the importance of this in terms of the children then adhering to their therapy and ultimately getting better.
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He lives in a modest house with his girlfriend, adhering to strict, ascetic routines: rising early, working, walking the couple's English bulldog, drinking a beer in his local bar.
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Adhering to an a priori theological claim, and relentlessly applying that claim with a pretended logic, in utter indifference to the human realities and other divine teachings at issue.
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The S.E.C.'s report comes from its Office of Credit Ratings; officials in this unit conduct exams and collect data on how the agencies are adhering to the rules.
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Because he's done so well adhering to the court's conditions after his release, the judge has lifted a few restrictions, including approving a potential change in his living situation.
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The March 28 letter, obtained by The New York Times, said the information "raises questions" about whether the agency is adhering to internal rules regarding employee time and attendance.
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His allies hope Kelly's arrival in the West Wing, and his insistence on adhering to a rigid chain of command, will reinforce McMaster's authority among the national security ranks.
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Since Donald Trump's victory last month, President Barack Obama has gone to great pains not to criticize him directly, dutifully adhering to the very political norms Trump casually flouts.
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Google, Microsoft, and Yahoo have agreed to block ads for services that determine the sex of unborn children in India, adhering to an order from the country's highest court.
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" Success Academy students are required to speak in complete sentences, often adhering to a script: "I disagree with X"; "I agree with X, and I want to add on.
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When distance training, it's easy to simply log the miles, perhaps adhering to habits you've picked up from passing advice about what's a good way to train or recover.
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The groups in the letter argued that Congress should investigate whether the NSA and other intelligence agencies are adhering to the restrictions placed on them by the Freedom Act.
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The program, run by a team of terrorism and social media experts, would assess how well companies including Facebook and Twitter are adhering to their own anti-terrorism policies.
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The program, run by a team of terrorism and social media experts, would assess how well companies including Facebook and Twitter are adhering to their own anti-terrorism policies.
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Adhering to all elements of the 2016 roadmap in the appropriate sequence, work should start on a roadmap for beginning political negotiations on the European Deposit Insurance Scheme. 2.
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Do Iranians really expect the economic benefits of the deal to outweigh the costs incurred by adhering to an agreement that is continually being undercut by the United States?
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Adhering to all elements of the 2016 roadmap in the appropriate sequence, work should start on a roadmap for beginning political negotiations on the European Deposit Insurance Scheme. 2.
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Counseling men on adhering to the daily pill would maximize the public health investment by decreasing the number of men needed to treat to prevent one infection, they add.
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A 2011 Eurispes study puts the number of vegetarians at 12 percent of the population—the highest in the European Union—with 600,000 people adhering to a vegan diet.
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And we're adhering to both Times standards (this grid has 78 words) and our own (CrossFire is telling us we have 14 three-letter words, which isn't too many).
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After a stuttering start to an American-mediated cease-fire, Turkish and Kurdish fighters were largely adhering to a five-day truce that is to last until Tuesday evening.
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You need a sound rule book, and then you need highly trained professionals, dedicated supervisors to make an assessment of how well [the banks] are adhering to that framework.
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That&aposs why adhering to a healthy, balanced diet (with little or no processed carbohydrates) along with your exercise program is critical to get rid of stubborn belly fat.
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Only businesses adhering to social and environmental standards are able to use the currency, said Allard, who hopes consumers interested in ethical purchasing will be attracted to the plan.
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As auditions to replace a disgraced member of the group approach, the dancers are torn between adhering to the institution's strict, macho codes and their desires for each other.
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"And that is what is, in fact, happening, because judges are looking at the facts and they are not acting like automatons blindly adhering to the guidelines," he said.
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If the U.S. ever wants to rebuild its reputation as a leader in "the liberal world order," it will have to start adhering to the rules of that order.
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Too many top Republicans have made clear in recent years that they care more about winning than about adhering to political norms or doing what's best for the country.
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There are a lot of rules regarding how a public company must operate, such as running on a quarterly schedule, releasing public performance reports and adhering to strict regulations.
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That definition is very specific: Treason against the United States, shall consist only in levying War against them, or in adhering to their Enemies, giving them Aid and Comfort.
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U.S. Bancorp is paying for a lack of sufficient checks to ensure the bank was adhering to the Bank Secrecy Act and laws meant to weed out illicit finance.
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Even though other American technology giants such as Facebook and Google are blocked in China, Apple has maintained a thriving business in the country by adhering to local rules.
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It negotiates agreements in good faith with local leaders, adhering to principles of local control and resource limitations without compromising its statutory responsibility to enforce federal civil rights laws.
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The Office of Government Ethics was created after the Watergate scandal with the primary purpose of requesting information from federal agencies to make sure they're adhering to ethics standards.
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Apart from adhering to an isolated branch of Islam in a country overwhelmingly dominated by the Maliki school of jurisprudence, Libyan Ibadis are mostly Amazigh, also known as Berbers.
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The new offerings use the same ingredients that Chipotle has always offered, but are catered to folks adhering to the popular keto, paleo, Whole30 and other protein-rich diet plans.
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Utah's economy stays strong by adhering to conservative fundamental principles: low and consistent tax rates, smaller and more efficient government, sensible regulation and empowering the private sector to create jobs.
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Guterres said in a statement that he was "deeply concerned" by Trump's decision and called on other parties of the deal to continue adhering to their commitments in the agreement.
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Bouthaina Shaaban, a political and media adviser to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, told CNN's Becky Anderson that Syria is adhering to the truce and the US should start cooperating.
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Some expect Dragonfly to bring benefits to the Chinese users and support it; others have concerns of adhering to censorship and surveillance requirements by the Chinese government and oppose it.
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Brokers and the associations representing them argue that adhering to the tougher fiduciary standard would prove so costly and unwieldy that small investors would be shut out from investment advice.
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We must find a way to bridge this gap so we can protect both our citizens and the economic interests of our technology sector while adhering to our founding principles.
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At week 24, 61 percent of the extended-treatment group who were adhering to treatment and 45 percent of adherent participants in the 12-week treatment group were not smoking.
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In a further sign that OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia was adhering to its output cut pledges, official data showed that its crude exports fell by about 300,000 bpd in January.
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The Obama administration still can't assess whether China is adhering to a September pledge to stop hacking private American companies, Director of National Intelligence James Clapper told lawmakers on Thursday.
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"The United States believes that Russia probably is not adhering to its nuclear testing moratorium in a manner consistent with the 'zero-yield' standard," Defense Intelligence Agency Director Lt. Gen.
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He used any leftover money wisely, adhering to a simple budget he created by renting a modest apartment, cooking most meals at home, and spending little on shopping and entertainment.
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Director of National Intelligence James Clapper told lawmakers last month that the Obama administration still can't assess whether China is adhering to its pledge to stop hacking private American companies.
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"Every day, millions of pieces of personal health information are safely transported or exchanged under the framework of HIPAA, by and large adhering to privacy and security protocols," said Brennan.
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At the Iconic Tour in Los Angeles, the California Baby founder says that adhering to the company's values of creating high-quality products has helped keep business growing so rapidly.
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Comcast's track record on adhering to merger conditions isn't particularly good, a major reason Obama-era regulators balked at the company's attempted acquisition of Time Warner Cable back in 2014.
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Quarles said the goal would be to finalize both of those rulewriting projects around the same time, to ensure different banks are not adhering to significantly different sets of rules.
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His problem was that John Boehner, adhering to party cartel principles, wouldn't bring it to the floor because even though most House members supported it, most House Republicans did not.
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Not adhering to the dress code may get you kicked out of prom Many high schools to require their students to sign a prom contract which includes dress-code guidelines.
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It's sort of creating a list, essentially, of people who've been vetted, who've been verified, who are adhering to a code of ethics, and that is the Civil constitution essentially.
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On his first day, he merrily insults classmates and teachers for not adhering to the school's handbook, winning the ire of all those around him, which he does not notice.
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"The messy bun purely came off the back of making the hair both appropriate and adhering to royal protocol, and modern at the same time," Northwood revealed to the publication.
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Because of that, the fight over federal auto emissions rules has the potential to split the United States auto market, with some states adhering to stricter pollution standards than others.
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Last July, the Iranian government made it clear it planned to stop adhering to some elements of the nuclear deal by stockpiling more low-enriched uranium than the agreement allows.
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People can get as much magnesium as in the supplements in these studies from adhering to a healthy diet, American Heart Association spokesperson Penny Kris-Etherton said in a statement.
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There are similar disagreements over the Iran deal as "Mattis believes the United States should continue adhering to the agreement, while Pompeo and Bolton have advocated abrogating it," he said.
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He said his primary concerns were burdens smaller banks face adhering to anti-money laundering and fraud laws, and with capital requirements meant to weed out risk: http://bit.ly/21625BGLB2900j.
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" If the Iranian regime decides to stop adhering to the nuclear accords, the senior member of Trump's foreign-policy team told me, "the military option comes back on the table.
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AIOVA's case alleged Flipkart was not adhering to a section of India's anti-trust laws that says companies should not abuse a dominant market position through "unfair or discriminatory" pricing.
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Instead of adhering to outdated visa caps and forcing employers to jump through countless hoops, we need to create a visa system that reflects the needs of the American economy.
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The Trump administration rolled out new non-nuclear sanctions, the latest in its efforts to punish Iran's aggressive regional behavior while adhering to the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA).
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Another way D.N.D.I. is different is that it makes its research available for follow-up studies, adhering to an open-source philosophy that is unusual in patent-focused biomedical circles.
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Ateny Wek Ateny, a spokesman for President Salva Kiir of South Sudan, insisted that the government was adhering to the unilateral cease-fire that Mr. Kiir had declared in May.
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Hit the gym — and push yourself Research shows that adhering to a fitness routine, and pushing yourself through tough workouts, may actually help to improve your self regulation over time.
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Moniz, who was energy secretary from May 2013 to January 2017 under former President Barack Obama, said he believed Iran was still adhering to the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA).
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Mr. Visinescu, who has continued to receive his state pension, which has further angered many people, has been obstinate, denying the accusations and maintaining that he was simply adhering to orders.
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"We have had zero customers stay the night at our 'hotel', so we appreciate all of the criminals adhering to the heat advisory," tweeted the Malden Police in Massachusetts on Sunday.
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Found on Part 2 of Form 5695, this credit requires adhering to certain spending limits, such as $150 for high-efficiency furnaces and boilers and $200 for replacement windows, says Bankrate.com.
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" Trump tweeted Saturday morning that Vindman, who was the top Ukraine policy officer on the National Security Council, "had problems with judgement, adhering to the chain of command and leaking information.
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Mr Trump has threatened to cut federal funding for jurisdictions that insist on adhering to "sanctuary" policies, but Mr Somin suggests that courts may not look kindly on such an action.
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They love to make noise about how dedicated they are to improving your service, rolling out new features and generally adhering to both the law and their own code of ethics.
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The big picture: Since the U.S. left the Iran nuclear deal in May, the EU has been scrambling to find creative ways to incentivize Iran to continue adhering to the accord.
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It's this willingness to look at new data, new research, emerging evidence, and reconsider his beliefs—rather than adhering to a dogmatic, unchanging belief system—that makes Nye a true scientist.
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What is a requirement for getting your AMP to show up in Google search is adhering to the standards for the format — standards that, so far, have been decided within Google.
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Those teens were asked to nominate up to four caring adults, who were then educated in how to talk to suicidal teens and how to make sure they're adhering to treatment.
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Nearly 90 percent of Indonesia's 250 million population is Muslim, but the country recognizes six religions and is home to sizeable communities of Christians, Hindus and those adhering to traditional beliefs.
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It was a really interesting study because it showed that by adhering to these formal mechanisms for punctuation, people perceive a greater formality, which indicates a greater distance between the people.
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That's easy for me to say, of course, it's not my money or company, but skirting the rules like this may prove more costly in the end than adhering to them.
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" He added, "From 1970 to 1989, twenty-five articles adhering to the collective right view were published (nothing unusual there), but so were twenty-seven articles endorsing the individual right model.
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They say the TAK follows the broad direction of the PKK, adhering to its ceasefires and mimicking its targeting, but does not seek approval from the PKK's hierarchy for each attack.
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"In our study, Americans consuming unrestricted diets maintained less diverse fecal microbiota than those of individuals adhering to plant-rich diet with restricted caloric intake," the researchers wrote in their study.
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Monday is the deadline, and a senior U.S. official said last week the administration was very likely to say Iran was adhering to the agreement although Trump has reservations about it.
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" He added, "From 20093 to 22009, twenty-five articles adhering to the collective right view were published (nothing unusual there), but so were twenty-seven articles endorsing the individual right model.
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"The rationale behind this new program is that the government is adhering to its cautious approach on the supply front," said Christine Li, director of research at Cushman & Wakefield in Singapore.
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According to a Heritage Foundation analysis, adhering to the accords would destroy 400,2023 American jobs and forfeit $2.5 trillion in lost productivity by 2035 – lowering average family earnings by about $20,21625.
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This week, the United States also gave Russia 60 days to come back into compliance with a landmark arms control treaty or else the United States would stop adhering to it.
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The Islamist militant group has killed about 15,000 people and displaced more than 2 million in Nigeria in a seven-year insurgency aimed at creating a state adhering to Islamic laws.
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"The Mexican government asserts that its actions will continue adhering to the rule of international trade law and will be proportional to the damage that Mexico unfortunately receives," the statement said.
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"In each of the situations, the athlete has done everything right in adhering to the global rules for obtaining permission to use a needed medication," said Travis T. Tygart, Usada's president.
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Their protests are focused on the part of the law allowing companies to set their own terms for workers' vacation allowances and other benefits, rather than adhering to a national standard.
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On the backside of the brush head is a textured surface you can use as a tongue and cheek scraper to remove plaque adhering to these soft surfaces of the mouth.
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And then there was the retailer with employees who were so focused on adhering to rules and regulations that they lost sight of the very customers they were supposed to serve.
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He said the President is the one in charge of the deal and Mnuchin's one-on-one talks with Liu He were brief, "completely appropriate," and "highly choreographed," adhering to protocol.
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Hillsong added a healthy dose of prosperity gospel theology, adhering to the belief that spiritual purity, "positive thinking," and expressions of unswerving faith will yield immediate material benefits for true believers.
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I believe that Chancellor Christ and the campus have done a superb job of adhering to the First Amendment, protecting free speech while ensuring the safety of students, staff, and faculty.
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Ms. Bibi was sentenced to be hanged; Iran executed 20 people in 2015 for "enmity against God," and in Saudi Arabia, adhering to the wrong branch of Islam can mean death.
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Did he want to blend in with the skaters of Los Angeles, who don't have time for the hairspray and wash schedule that Keery spent the last two years adhering to?
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The new coronavirus will spread through different regions at different speeds—depending on population density, transit patterns, and how well people are adhering to whatever social distancing measures are in place.
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The cruise staff also took other precautions, like asking where I'd been on the ship that day and checking in on me to make sure I was adhering to my quarantine.
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Memes repeatedly poke fun at the stress that's tied to keeping up with a job and a social life, while adhering to a 17-step skin regimen and occasionally drinking water.
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With all that established, it&aposs important to note that adhering to any piece of information that&aposs touted on WallStreetBets should be carried out with a proverbial boulder of salt.
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"The New York Stock Exchange has a longstanding commitment to good governance, rigorously adhering to both the letter and spirit of our listing standards," a New York Stock Exchange spokesman said.
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After adhering to the bond of accuracy in writing "Just Kids," I happily find myself back on the thief's track, with Genet ever as my guide, melding life experience and imagination.
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Healthy people who follow these guidelines may reduce their cancer risk, they add, and adhering to the guidelines has been linked to a better quality of life in colon cancer survivors.
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However, we need a permanent, legislative remedy that codifies broad corrections to the tax code by adhering to our Constitution and putting an end to the violation of these basic rights.
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The first option would be adhering to the Eastland/Leahy "absolute veto" rule by treating a negative/non-returned blue slip as a bar on the Committee's consideration of a nominee.
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" He added, "From 275 to 22000, twenty-five articles adhering to the collective right view were published (nothing unusual there), but so were twenty-seven articles endorsing the individual right model.
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"We discussed the importance of claimants adhering to steps they've already agreed including respecting international law, not militarizing disputed areas and not occupying uninhabited islands, reefs and shoals," he told reporters later.
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"Our findings support the growing evidence that adhering to generally healthy diet patterns, including local variations, is associated to higher sperm counts and more favorable markers of sperm function," noted the researchers.
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"But you know, it was OK," she said to me once, when I asked her if she was criticized for not adhering to her duties as a new member of the household.
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Spanish is America's unofficial second language, so it's about time that the music sung in that language became a commercial and critical force without adhering to played-out salsa or mariachi tropes.
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Todd's penchant for evolving as an artist—both inside of music and in her other visual endeavors—makes her work thrilling because she feeds her creative spirit, not adhering to a trend.
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The amended constitution should fully represent the latest "sinicisation" of Marxism, new governance concepts and "the fresh experiences in adhering to, and strengthening, Party leadership, and in strict Party governance", Xinhua said.
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In order for it to work, North Korea had to continue believing that adhering to the deal was a better way to protect North Korea's security interests than flouting it would be.
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Ms. Siegal's screenings give media insiders an incentive to sit through the film on the big screen and spend an afternoon discussing it with other cinephiles, while still adhering to the rules.
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Adhering to the model pioneered by The Walking Dead meant there was "a certain type of game and gameplay that people could expect when they saw 'The Telltale Series' moniker," Bruner says.
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"I will say this and only this: by adhering to an assumption based on limited information, you neglect the complicated nature of this issue," the actor wrote in a series of tweets.
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Adhering to the guidelines set forth by the Department of Propaganda and Agitation, Bandi and his comrades publish in government-operated newspapers and magazines because it is the only means to publish.
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However, they did state that Russian athletes will have to meet a series of requirements before they would be allowed to participate, mostly having to do with adhering to anti-doping measures.
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Among those adhering to "supply gap" theory is Jonathan Chanis, VP of policy at Securing America's Future Energy, who said on the Platts Capitol Crude podcast that the shale boom isn't enough:
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He has committed to releasing as much about Mueller's conclusions as possible while adhering to the law, but has also been careful not to commit to releasing Mueller's report in its entirety.
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This danger of further politicizing the Court can be fixed on a bipartisan basis if the Senate will change the precedent and begin adhering to the actual language of the filibuster rule.
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"Even when access is provided for by publicly-funded insurance coverage, people with untreated mental illness face challenges adhering to their treatment," Puyat, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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Washington (CNN)Secretary of State Mike Pompeo announced Tuesday that the US will stop adhering to a decades-old nuclear treaty in 60 days unless Russia returns to compliance with the agreement.
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Stars Mia Wasikowska, Helena Bonham Carter, Anne Hathaway, and Johnny Depp offer performances that are by and large fine, but fall short of cartoonish amazement by adhering to the film's bitter tone.
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In oil terms, allies such as Saudi Arabia may not be adhering to the adage "security in exchange for adequate oil supplies at reasonable prices" as they have done in the past.
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Why this matters: Writing a budget is the first step in working on tax legislation and adhering to its guidelines would let a tax bill pass the Senate with a simple majority.
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I don't think Wilson's assessment is necessarily true – footballers seem capable of simultaneously adhering to two moral codes, one that applies to the game and another for the rest of their lives.
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It provided the caveat that those living with the virus must be undergoing and adhering to treatment, have an undetectable viral load for six months or longer, and have no other STIs.
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When the party's last five-decade history has involved going further to the right at every junction, what's the logical next step when you abandon all pretense of adhering to democratic norms?
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Judging from the responses, big companies are overrated, "don't work hard" is disturbingly prevalent advice, and adhering to the old cliché "follow your dreams" can lead to a nightmare of a career.
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Some Kenyans on social media praised the government for adhering to the country's constitution, many questioned the relevance of the coins, saying they are rarely accepted for business transactions in the country.
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Human Resources should emphasize the importance of adhering to the existing policies and codes of conduct for work events such as offsite conferences and meetings, including those held at hotels and resorts.
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While I agree with Büchel that his political position is uninteresting, claims of being apolitical rarely if ever hold up, since to be apolitical usually means simply adhering to the status quo.
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"That doesn't mean that potentially exposed individuals shouldn't take proper precautions such as adhering to self-quarantine principles as necessary and immediately reporting to medical staff should they become symptomatic," Daly said.
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Yet those of us in the burgeoning legalized industry have just over a decade of experience to draw upon — from early "Wild West" days to adhering to today's strict state-mandated regulations.
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On average, 300,000 people, adhering to a dress code more strict than anything ever enforced by a nun, attend the meet and consume 51,143 bottles of champagne and 160,000 glasses of Pimm's.
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The world would see Washington as responsible for the treaty's demise, and it would leave Russia free to deploy its intermediate-range missiles openly, without the pretense of adhering to the accord.
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The claim was that the program put agents in a position of either failing to enforce immigration law as written or suffering reprisals at work for not adhering to the new policy.
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Following Friday's impeachment hearing, Stefanik used both social media and a press conference to defend the president and question Schiff over the committee process, even though he was simply adhering to procedure.
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Even though I didn't find the Palm as good at its job as simply adhering to those habits (and others), I'm still compelled by the idea and think it could be improved.
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They'll have to pay a 2.5% tariff, but they may find it more economical than adhering to the USMCA rules, said Robert Lawrence, a professor of international trade and investment at Harvard.
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But by adhering to first principles, freedom above all, the "peace through strength" foreign policy of President Reagan helped resolve the most complex challenge of a generation, which was the Cold War.
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And — at least as articulated during the financial crisis years — Calabria is very hawkish on interest rates, adhering to the exact opposite perspective of the one Trump says he's trying to push.
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The good news is, last year, the US and other countries adhering to the Montreal Protocol agreed to limit future production and consumption of HFCs, too, with the adoption of the Kigali amendment.
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Image via Bridgewater Associates By adhering to the twin pillars of radical transparency and radical truth-telling, Dalio believes that the idea meritocracy that powers Bridgewater can be replicated by the home-gamer.
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"A demonstrably incorrect judicial decision, by contrast, is tantamount to making law, and adhering to it both disregards the supremacy of the Constitution and perpetuates a usurpation of the legislative power," Thomas wrote.
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Privacy regulators in Ireland — where Facebook's European headquarters are located — said the company didn't provide adequate documentation that Facebook Dating was adhering to the European Union's new data privacy rules, known as GDPR.
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In their annual reports on western Balkan countries that have yet to join, published on November 9th, the European Commission said none had made much progress towards adhering to the EU's membership standards.
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The SoftBank Group strives to develop over the long-term by forming partnerships with the most superior companies at the time in the information industry, without adhering to particular technologies or business models.
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Comrie and Duff will co-parent their 3-year-old son Luca, splitting joint physical custody, and adhering to a "mutually-agreed upon" set schedule that has been in place for some time.
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I think being quite contrary is in our nature so some level we probably were, but the strongest fuel was adhering to what was us—and that had to come at any price.
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"Although many of these facilities were adhering to good manufacturing practices, we did find that some were in violation of the law," said Frank Yiannas, FDA deputy commissioner for food policy and response.
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In one example I was shown, the email consisted of what looked like the fields of a database but written in free-form text and presumably not adhering to any industry standard schema.
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Meekings said he does not worry about this being a headwind for Funding Circle as it's already adhering to all of the FCA's proposals, but the entire industry could benefit from stricter rules.
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Countries such as Singapore and China made economic development strides without adhering to Western-style democracy but a major risk is the erosion of property rights a particular problem for investors in Russia.
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Walter Shaub, the office's director, wants to review the waivers and make them public to ensure the Trump administration is adhering to publicly stated policies and an executive order signed by the president.
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The poll results largely fall along party lines, with 79 percent of Republicans saying Trump is adhering to ethics laws, while 44 percent of independents and 16 percent of Democrats feel that's true.
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Purposive reasoning has a stifling effect on financial innovation, as it requires lawyers to consider and debate what legislators intended, rather than adhering to the strict meaning of the words on the page.
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Iran is adhering to the landmark nuclear deal, the top general of U.S. Strategic Command said Wednesday, hours after President Trump claimed he's made a decision about whether to withdraw from the agreement.
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In the months after, the companies gathered several more times to get guidance on how to build affordable financial services while still adhering to the manifold regulations that fall on the financial industry.
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The Conference Board's US Consumer Confidence IndexRight now, consumer confidence is riding high in the US. But Sheets thinks that investors adhering to this metric as a sign of strength are misinterpreting it.
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He has repeatedly berated the UN, predicted that the European Union will soon crumble, and wavered on adhering to the Paris Climate Agreement passed last year, which has massive implications for human health.
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They see their children not adhering to their image of them as an attack on their family name and character, and would rather shun them than alter their family values in some way.
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Those specializing in foreign exchange and fixed income trades will also have further to travel in getting ready for the deadline as they were not already adhering to the first version of Mifid.
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Earlier on Wednesday, a Saudi industry source told Reuters the kingdom will reduce exports to the lowest level this year to meet summer energy demands at home while adhering to its production commitment.
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For couples who decide the show must go on, they are adhering to safe social distancing and using online streaming platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, YouTube and Zoom to share their special day.
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This move not only liberated her from the legal threats but also freed her work from adhering to pesky things like factual accuracy; as its title suggests, the show is not docu-theater.
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"The United States believes Russia is probably not adhering to the nuclear testing moratorium in a manner consistent with the zero-yield standard," General Ashley said in prepared remarks at the Hudson Institute.
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International nuclear experts say Iran does not have an active nuclear weapons program and has been adhering to the terms of a landmark nuclear agreement that it reached in 2015 with world powers.
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Israel, for instance, has just approved emergency powers to track location data of infected individuals and ensure they are adhering to quarantines as well as alerting people they have come into contact with.
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The same day that it was posted online, commenters on the discussion forum PubPeer began criticizing it for not adhering to clinical trial best practices such as randomizing or "blinding" participants with placebos.
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Christopher P. Baker, who has written several guidebooks on Cuba and offers motorcycle tours on the island, said, "A lot more individuals are going quite clearly without adhering to people-to-people requirements."
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That view is gaining new traction among Democrats tired of adhering to political tradition as a Republican Senate and White House run roughshod over every rule of procedure they once claimed to uphold.
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While the new initiatives were not explicitly linked to toeing the official line, Chinese officials have repeatedlypraised Macau for setting an example in maintaining national security and adhering to the central government's requirements.
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The E3 will seek to keep Iran adhering to what&aposs left of the JCPOA as long as possible by slowing down the dispute resolution mechanism process, which can go on for months.
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MSNBC host Lawrence O'Donnell on Wednesday retracted his reporting that claimed Russian oligarchs had co-signed for Deutsche Bank loans to President Donald Trump, and he apologized for not adhering to professional standards.
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The bombings bore the hallmark of Islamist militant group Boko Haram, which has been waging an insurgency to set up a state adhering to a strict interpretation of Muslim laws in the northeast.
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Then on Sunday, he suggested that adhering to the One China policy could be used as a bargaining chip on contentious issues like China's currency and its activity in the South China Sea.
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"We are happy to assist with all inquiries, but I must note that we are already voluntarily adhering to the strictest standards to avoid even the appearance of conflicts," Charles Kushner wrote Wednesday.
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" Treason is the only crime specifically discussed in the U.S. Constitution, described as consisting "only in levying War against [the United States], or in adhering to their Enemies, giving them Aid and Comfort.
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U.S. legislators and the Trump administration may want to declare America's sovereignty from the Financial Stability Board's global financial regulatory standards, but not adhering to global data standards should be off the table.
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The Modern Fish Act would clarify that federal regulators can implement alternative management approaches more suitable to the nature of recreational fishing while adhering to the conservation principles of the Magnuson-Stevens Act.
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A life of "adhering to political liberalism in the public sphere but social conservatism at home or at the mosque very easily runs the risk of creating severe cognitive dissonance," he told me.
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Korean B-girls have a presence too, but in much smaller numbers because of rigid social strictures that ask them to work and raise families, all while adhering to unrealistic standards of beauty.
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However, after a while, I got tired of being so limited in my choices, and the people I went out to meals with were also annoyed by my rigidity in adhering to keto.
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The U.N. nuclear watchdog has repeatedly certified that Iran is adhering to restrictions on its nuclear energy program mandated by the deal to help ensure it cannot be put to developing atomic bombs.
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The White House needs to remind those two old Senate bulls, the Democrats say, that as legislators they have responsibilities beyond adhering to Mr. McConnell's plan to unilaterally deny the president a court pick.
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While OPEC's key oil producers have been adhering to December's output cut deal, which also included non-OPEC producers, strategist Helima Croft says investors shouldn't expect a big breakout in crude prices this year.
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To explain their findings, the scholars note that among self-identified but lukewarm Anglicans, reasons for adhering to the faith have much to do with culture and sentiment and little to do with religion.
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In a post on social media, the company said it organized a work group before the holiday to ensure plants could stay open, while protecting the safety of employees and adhering to government regulations.
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Later, a question arose as to what the "exclusivity" provision meant when Bush sought to appoint an acting attorney general using the Vacancies Reform Act rather than adhering to the DOJ-specific succession law.
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But no matter the tastes of its makers, there is a constant tension between adhering to the ways gagh looks and is described in the franchise and creating something palatable enough to actually eat .
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In a post on social media, the company said it organized a work group before the holiday to ensure plants could stay open, while protecting the safety of employees and adhering to government regulations.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump is "very likely" to state that Iran is adhering to its nuclear agreement although he continues to have reservations about it, a senior U.S. official said on Thursday.
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"While I am disappointed that my report was not certified, I remain committed to complying with my ethics agreement and adhering to the guidance of Commerce ethics officials," Ross said in a statement Tuesday.
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Facebook alleges that the company failed to provide evidence that it was adhering to Facebook's terms of service and did not comply with a cease and desist request sent to the company in February.
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Over the last 15 years, millennials have gradually entered the workforce, but instead of adhering to the work structure of our parents and grandparents our mindset is more interested in flexibility and personal growth.
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In essence, rather than adhering to a formulaic approach, our state's leaders listen to families and communities to design programs flexible enough to meet the needs of Hoosiers in every part of the state.
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Instead of demanding you demonstrate your commutative algebra skills at our weekly meetings, we downplayed your genius: she's just learning to count, you had us say, adhering to your plaintive Zen family therapy requests.
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Yet he did so largely by adhering to conservative policy platitudes and presenting the GOP as a force of change after eight years under President Obama — and not with a rousing speech for Trump.
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"We can do so much better for having a long healthy life by pretty simple minimal changes in our behavior, and only 24.93% of adults in our country are adhering to these," he said.
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In truth, however, while his administration has certainly tried to do less to stop greenhouse gas emissions it's also zealously adhering to the Miller/Heritage concept of making all forms of pollution more prevalent.
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At the moment, there appears to be little appetite in either Congress or among our allies in Europe to levy new sanctions on Iran—which, after all, appears to be adhering to the deal.
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U.S. Bancorp will pay a total of $613 million for a lack of sufficient checks to ensure the bank was adhering to the Bank Secrecy Act and laws meant to weed out illicit finance.
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Training current and new managers on conducting critical conversations early on with staff, and adhering to progressive disciplinary processes when issues are identified are also key to dealing with toxic employees early and fairly.
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Instead of adhering to a "fixed mindset" in which we believe we cannot change what happens to us, spend more time nurturing a "growth mindset " in which you actively believe in your own success.
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The head of the U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) said on Wednesday that Russia was probably not adhering to its nuclear testing moratorium in line with the "zero-yield" limit set by the CTBT.
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There is no guarantee that this approach would stop the North Korean trajectory, but it is quite clear that adhering to the current approach will bring the world to the edge of nuclear brinkmanship.
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By tracking the change in distance traveled by smartphone users each day since before the coronavirus outbreak, Unacast scores each county on how well users in its boundaries are adhering to social-distancing guidelines.
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"They don't have to produce us," she said, leaving a platter of crustless sandwiches untouched, adhering to the unspoken "Real Housewives" rule that one should eat out often but not be seen actually eating.
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"These violations share the common thread of Rutgers and individuals not grasping the importance of adhering to institutional policies and compounding problems by further noncompliance with N.C.A.A. legislation," the committee wrote in its decision.
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It is alarming to understand oneself as a heavy, precarious pile of discrete muscles adhering to bones and skin, performing rote motions with little to no supervision — rather than as a person with ideas.
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Saudi Arabia is one of the most conservative countries in the world, adhering to a strict interpretation of Islam, and is considered as particularly harsh to women who are seen as breaking religious rules.
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A new joint study by researchers at MIT, UCL, and Aarhus University found that websites in the EU not only aren't adhering to the law, many are using required privacy alerts to mislead users.
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States and industries will have to spend billions of dollars adhering to these new rules or face severe penalties if they fail — or refuse — to address an issue that has been improving for decades.
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Congressional Republicans, meanwhile, have often expressed some displeasure at Trump's conduct of trade policy — a rare example where he has stuck to his "populist" campaign guns rather than adhering to orthodox conservative economic policy.
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The processor maker announced its new Low Power Display spec at Computex in Taipei, Taiwan today, and claims adhering to the spec could improve battery life on laptops by anywhere from four and eight hours.
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Lyft's IPO bust, he said, was powered in part by the shareholders that were allowed to sell the stock instead of adhering to a lock-up period that could have ranged from 90-180 days.
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The process didn't quite go as I'd expected, however, as the Sticker had a hard time adhering to the curved underside of my saddle (where one of Tile's promotional images had suggested I mount it).
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Now that I was alone, I didn't have to worry about adhering to someone's bedtime, annoying them with my Insta-posing, or their potential disinterest in things that I want to check off my list.
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As a publicly traded company, we are committed to adhering to all applicable laws and regulations of the United States, work with carriers to pass strict testing protocols, and adhere to the highest business standards.
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Or take the Mirror's headline, "Barcelona celebrations cause an EARTHQUAKE after dramatic Champions League comeback against PSG," apparently adhering to a national style guide that mandates the word "earthquake" must be written in all-caps.
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"In each of the situations, the athlete has done everything right in adhering to the global rules for obtaining permission to use a needed medication," Travis Tygart, chief executive of USADA, said in a statement.
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The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) instituted the Hospital Value-Based Purchasing (VBP) Program to reward hospitals for delivering high quality of care, adhering to clinical best practices, and improving the patient experience.
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Adhering to her signature look, the Queen, 92, wore a monochromatic coat in a bright green hue with a floral dress underneath, including a hat featuring a purple floral accent, carrying her signature black handbag.
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Kim Kardashian West has been adhering to the Atkins 40 diet to drop her baby weight after giving birth to son Saint in December, sticking to a daily intake of no more than 1,800 calories.
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But despite the mayor adhering to the emergency manager's recommendations, including workforce cuts, Mr Christie has twice vetoed an aid package, including a bill allowing casinos to make fixed payments in lieu of property taxes.
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