I'm amending the banking act, I'm amending the communications act, I'm amending several acts.
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" I am amending that to say "don't just march, run.
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A true solution would involve amending the 1996 Telecommunications Act.
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There's been talk of amending the law in the past.
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They deliberately provided a constitutional process for amending the Constitution.
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It proposed amending the Patriot Act, passed after the Sept.
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Amending the Constitution isn't easy, however, nor should it be.
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Correcting or amending important work can make a scientific career.
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Some of the proposed changes require amending the State Constitution.
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"It's life that needs amending, not the constitution," it said.
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The company is amending the job listings to clarify that point.
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Prospects look better for killing the death penalty than amending it.
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The ICS is extremely scrupulous about amending the International Chronostratigraphic Chart.
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The SEC acknowledges that the rules governing share-trading need amending.
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But Trump is certainly right that amending the Constitution takes time.
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The Constitution provides, in Article V, a method for amending itself.
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"We're not amending a statute, we're creating one," said Mr. Schatz.
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President Trump has adopted a deliberative process on amending the rules.
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Andrew Cuomo haven't made repealing or amending the law a priority.
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Amending the Constitution to get to full parliamentarism is probably impossible.
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Amending the withdrawal bill may be easier if a deal is reached.
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But the legislation needs amending to meet EU rules on state aid.
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Amending the charter's pacifist Article 9 would be hugely symbolic for Japan.
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The executive order instructed several government agencies to consider amending the regulations.
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Leaders once hailed as democrats are amending constitutions to escape term limits.
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She listens with strained patience, before amending pretty much everything he says.
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While amending the Constitution is the ultimate goal, we are still realists.
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Meanwhile, Republicans waited — and began amending the bill to court more votes.
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Amending this legislation would be a good place to start toward reconciliation.
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But they did not immediately reject the idea of amending the Constitution.
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Neighboring Slovenia approved such a move last month after amending existing laws.
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They wanted Congress to recommend limiting the convention to amending the Articles.
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In that referendum, 62 percent of voters supported amending the Irish Constitution.
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Nowhere is that truer than when it comes to amending the Constitution.
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Still, the White House shows no signs of further amending Trump's remarks.
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Luckily, many travel companies are amending their cancellation policies during the coronavirus.
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It could require changing the constitution and amending the Reserve Bank Act.
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Amending the 212 Omnibus Crime Act in October 22016, Congress opted for 22017.
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An independence referendum is legally impossible without amending the constitution, a cumbersome procedure.
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As she explained, California began the process of amending its laws in 2013.
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As a result, college financing experts are amending some of the standard recommendations.
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So it seems clear that a jury system would require amending the Constitution.
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It also allows the public to petition for amending or repealing a rule.
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The House is marking up, or debating and amending, the legislation, this week.
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This week, the Senate is marking up, or debating and amending, its version.
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If two-thirds did approve amending the Constitution, voters would have to agree.
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It finds a gene and then makes changes by amending or deleting it.
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The idea of amending the Constitution has been popular in some conservative circles.
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Hensarling has been adamant about reshaping Dodd-Frank and not just amending it.
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It has suggested amending the law to add commitments about the quality of education.
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"I've been busy since the beginning," he says, before amending that statement a bit.
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Governments are amending electricity laws and improving regulatory frameworks, clearing a path for investors.
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GINA made access to your own DNA right by amending the HIPAA Privacy Rule.
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There have also been reports that China is considering amending its "anti-secession" law.
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The address corresponds to the forms you're amending and the state you live in.
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Talk of "cha-cha" (short for "charter change"—amending the constitution) is not new.
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And to address one of his recent affronts, the 13th amendment does need amending.
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President Andrzej Duda has long called for amending the constitution and has set Nov.
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Amending it has long been a central aim of Suu Kyi and her party.
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Tillerson's strategy centers around trying to compartmentalize the Iran deal by amending the legislation.
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In several states, opponents have succeeded in halting or amending some of the bills.
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Rogers was concerned that the EPA could indefinitely postpone the rule without amending it.
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Amending the Constitution requires the support of two-thirds of both houses of Parliament.
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Gerstle concludes by urging Americans to take up the progressives' favorite tool: amending the Constitution.
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"It would be better to think about amending some chapters of the constitution," he said.
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Legally prohibiting or confiscating guns would mean amending the Constitution, which the Framers made hard.
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It's not costly or complicated for the employer because they're only amending an existing plan.
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And now he'd like your suggestions for amending the president's unlawful executive order on immigration.
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He has not spoken in favor of amending the Constitution to ban same-sex marriage.
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That could be to suggest amending the political declaration to include a permanent customs union.
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But the NSA's Paul Morris said he was "nervous" about legally amending the "about" collection.
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Schumer has urged Republicans recommend Trump pick another nominee instead of amending the Senate's rules.
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"I am optimistic we'll prevail on that issue," Collins said, referring to amending the legislation.
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Exhibit A: The Protocol Amending the Multilateral Convention on Mutual Administrative Assistance in Tax Matters.
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And Congress can reverse any such decision by amending the law or rule at issue.
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" Cribbing but amending Obama, Avenatti added, "When they go low, I say, we hit harder.
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But the Navy's new regulation could serve as a workaround without actually amending the UCMJ.
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Amending U.S. asylum laws to expressly protect gender claims could strengthen these rights and liberties.
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Amending the guidelines to address the labor market effects of mergers should be a priority.
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National Popular Vote makes an end run around the difficult process of amending the Constitution.
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But Senate Democrats who spent years working on the measure have ruled out amending it.
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ON TAP WEDNESDAY I: The Senate will continue debating -- and amending -- its energy reform bill.
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But he said amending the law was a complicated matter, and that consultations were ongoing.
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Barr has been adamant that she is not apologizing or amending her support for Trump.
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Earlier this month the powerful House of Commons passed the enabling legislation without amending it.
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He began the process of amending China's constitution to eliminate term limits for the presidency.
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Earlier this month the lower house, the House of Commons, passed the legislation without amending it.
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But he did warn about the dangers of amending the State Constitution to mandate pension payments.
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He would accomplish this by amending the existing unemployment insurance that companies are required to carry.
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But amending the sequester may require 60 votes in the Senate, and hence bipartisan co-operation.
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Labor has pledged to hold a referendum on amending the constitution to create such a body.
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It'll be years before the amendment takes effect Amending the state constitution is a lengthy process.
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Instead it proposes amending the constitution to state the obvious: that Aboriginals are the original Australians.
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In general, state authorities can't move the date of elections without first amending their state constitutions.
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Montana, North Dakota and South Dakota opted out of amending their sage grouse plans, BLM said.
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Campaigners have long called for amending Thailand's 1961 National Park Act in consultation with indigenous communities.
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Statutes are never permanent because one Congress cannot bind the next, except by amending the Constitution.
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Union allies are amending public records laws to prevent third parties from informing employees about Janus.
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Actually amending the Constitution would be a very long and difficult process and require overwhelming support.
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Amending the Constitution should be done deliberately, thoughtfully, and for the most important of reasons. H.J.Res.
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I'm really not keen on amending the Constitution because I think we have a fantastic framework.
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Lawmakers have proposed amending the cost caps on the new supercarriers, a change the Navy welcomes.
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But several legal experts have said amending Section 230 would harm free expression on the internet.
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But several legal experts have said amending Section 230 would harm free expression on the internet.
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The two House committees plan to start debating, amending and voting on the legislation on Wednesday.
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This can be easily fixed, and unlike S.1989, amending FARA would not primarily regulate Americans.
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There is much discussion over the international impact of nullifying or amending the Iranian nuclear deal.
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That gap could be filled only by amending the Constitution, not by expansively interpreting its words.
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Ms. Paulin acknowledged the potential issue and said she would be open to amending the bill.
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We talked about amending the Constitution, the old-fashioned way, there&aposs two old-fashioned ways, really?
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He stopped short of claiming to have won a mandate for amending the constitution in Sunday's election.
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Facebook is making big moves to fix its fake news problem, among amending other frustrations from publishers.
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The tax at issue was signed into law last year, amending a previous corporate alternative minimum tax.
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There were numerous policy points and one big idea: amending the Constitution to achieve campaign finance reform.
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After a judge dismissed an initial complaint, a group tried again by amending their complaint this month.
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Amending the Constitution only requires approval by three-quarters of the state legislatures: That's just 38 states.
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Aroldis Chapman is staying with the Yankees, amending his contract to a $231 million, three-year deal.
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NIGERIA'S BUHARI ASSENTS TO BILL AMENDING DEEP OFFSHORE (AND INLAND BASIN PRODUCTION SHARING CONTRACT) ACT -PRESIDENCY TWITTER
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The PIA sell-off required amending a 1956 law that barred private ownership of the national airline.
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The Senate starts marking up, or debating and amending, a slightly different tax proposal on Monday afternoon.
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That leaves amending the state constitution by a two-thirds vote in both houses of the legislature.
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"He's the same person on camera that he is at home," Le Clos said before amending himself.
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Around 100 EU rules would need amending to broaden equivalence, potentially tying up EU legislators for years.
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Within days, the I.T.F. president, David Haggerty, expressed openness to amending the rules against announcing provisional bans.
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Mr. Xi first formally proposed amending the Constitution little more than five months ago, at a Sept.
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The government could start by increasing penalties for tax evasion and amending India's outdated anti-graft laws.
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And until we take this first step, we are in no position to consider amending our laws.
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Daniels earlier this week accused Cohen of defamation, amending her lawsuit against Trump to make the claim.
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In Thailand, campaigners have long called for amending the 1961 National Park Act to prevent such actions.
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In the Senate, any member can demand "regular order," which means the bill is open to amending.
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India is amending its laws to make it easier for refugees from neighbouring countries to gain citizenship.
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So the four gentlemen that wrote the 13th amendment didn't look like the people they were amending.
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It will be subject to full scrutiny in parliament, involving multiple rounds of possible amending and voting.
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That mean amending Japan's post-World War II constitution, which commits the country to a pacifist foreign policy.
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The regulator said it would publicly release new regulations after amending the draft rules, based on the feedback.
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Five years in, and both parties are still at it, filing motions and objections and endlessly amending complaints.
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Future rises in the retirement age to keep up with longer lives would not require amending the constitution.
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But, it's all over now ... 'cause the NCAA is amending the rule to coincide with the NBPA's criteria.
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Federal lawmakers could act, too — say, by amending the Wagner Act to prohibit confidentiality clauses in harassment settlements.
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Amending unpopular parts of trade deals and guaranteeing stronger protection for the NHS, for instance, would allay concerns.
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The chamber does support amending a lower-profile environmental treaty reducing emissions from greenhouse gases emitted from appliances.
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"Now I am probably going to cheer for the whole team," she added, before quickly amending her statement.
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Coffman's bill moves past this argument by amending the 1934 Telecommunications Act and adding the new Title VIII.
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According to NHK, recent polling found around 27% in favor of amending the constitution, compared to 30% against.
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To call a national referendum on amending the constitution, Abe needed a two-thirds majority in both houses.
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Enough with arranging and planting in conventional ways; enough with amending soil, changing pH levels, fertilizing and irrigating.
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THE TOPLINE: The House is in its second day debating and amending the 28503 National Defense Authorization Act.
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The Senate Finance Committee is aiming to start marking up, or amending and debating, a bill next week.
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As many as 85 percent of respondents say they favor amending the Imperial Household Law to allow it.
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Experts agreed that building agreement in Japan on amending the constitution for the first time would be tough.
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If Italians vote in favor of amending the constitution, the power of the senate would be reduced considerably.
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Meanwhile, the Senate Finance Committee aims to start marking up, or debating and amending, a bill next week.
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But there are ways to change the manner in which the Constitution is implemented without formally amending it.
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Ms. Gugenheim said that amending the Stuyvesant diorama, as opposed to removing it, created the opportunity for dialogue.
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He successfully campaigned to expand the powers of the presidency with a referendum amending the Constitution last month.
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"But that would require a constitutional amendment, and amending our Constitution is powerfully hard to do," she added.
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I find that I back away even from issues I'm passionate about when someone suggests amending the Constitution.
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Amending the new NGO law, while positive, is hardly a sufficient response to Egypt's severe human rights crisis.
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It even consented to talks about amending the Spanish Constitution to expand autonomy for all of Spain's regions.
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A bill amending the workplace law for the entire Congress will now go to the Senate for a vote.
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The U.S. Treasury review also suggested the country's so-called "Volcker Rule" needed amending to avoid damaging market liquidity.
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Rights groups said they hoped Lebanon, which is discussing amending or abolishing a similar provision, would follow Jordan's lead.
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That sent a strong signal that the department is seriously considering amending the directive, something that worries victims' advocates.
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In Japan, financial market players fear amending the charter will divert Abe's energy away from reviving the stuttering economy.
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Ed Markey (D-MA) to extend greater privacy protections to minors by amending the Children Online Privacy Protection Act.
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Commissioner James O'Neill has said he supports amending the state law to allow for greater transparency about disciplinary proceedings.
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The best way to achieve this would be by amending an article in Germany's Telecommunications Act that addresses security.
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His own chief of staff confirmed that the president has looked into either amending, or abolishing, the First Amendment.
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While amending the Constitution to scrap the Electoral College would be a tall order, there is an easier option.
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Congress has several times since attempted to pass a resolution amending the Constitution to allow prohibition of the act.
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Amending Australia's constitution, which dates from 1901, requires a national referendum, the most recent of which was in 1977.
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Rather than amending the Constitution, what if the major political parties put meaningful pre-nomination discovery rules in place?
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Donohoe said he would not consider amending laws limiting pay in the sector until the issue was dealt with.
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Some lawmakers want to prevent future disruptions by amending the law to forbid the state from blocking internet services.
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Short of amending the Constitution, Congress is disabled from "altering the procedures" already set out in the legislative process.
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"That reaction could be re-amending the Constitution, censure, adding positions to the court and/or impeachment," Woodhouse wrote.
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Amending the law had been an uphill battle because of fierce lobbying by the gaming industry, according to lawmakers.
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Meanwhile, the unions have been quietly amending their bylaws to make the opting-out process as difficult as possible.
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At President's Obama's urging, the Department of Labor is amending regulations governing the "white collar" exemption from overtime pay.
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The FDA called for public comment on Tuesday, a preliminary step in a possible process of amending the policy.
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Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam said her administration was amending the bill to include safeguards for human rights.
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Several Republicans, however, said they supported amending the court settlement to allow children to be detained with their parents.
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It involves amending a bill you might be familiar with at this point: the Communication Decency Act's Section 230.
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This is the first time a Democratic presidential candidate has proposed amending Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act.
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In particular, the countries will cooperate on the supply of the U.S. and Afghan militaries, amending a 2010 agreement.
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Amending the SAFETY Act to cover state actor-initiated cyberattacks would be a key mechanism for incentivizing that investment.
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For it to come into effect, lawmakers need to vote on amending the existing legislation, the Arms Act 1983.
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For example, agencies can immediately alter their enforcement priorities by amending related guidance, such as internal policies and manuals.
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Or would it take the public condemnation in stride, hearing out the critics and amending its brand as necessary?
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At that meeting, the parliament voted in favor of amending clauses in the PLO's charter that advocated Israel's destruction.
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Police said they were four men and two women, amending earlier information that five of the victims were men.
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And rather than substantively amending Section 230, FOSTA simply (and correctly) makes clear that it doesn't preempt criminal law.
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While appropriations usually require a simple majority in the Senate, amending the Budget Control Act will require 60 votes.
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The rule amending the TCPA was passed by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) in 2015 under its previous Democratic leadership.
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Trump could go further by amending the draconian rules that completely and utterly separate investment bankers from equity research analysts.
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Here, many airlines simply erase Israel's name off otherwise comprehensive maps (this is often done by amending a Google map).
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Passing the Equality Act and amending the Fair Housing Act to criminalize discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity.
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" The court continued: "There are other alternatives available for challenging age discrimination, rather than amending a person's date of birth.
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There are plenty of obstacles to "cha-cha" or "charter change", as Filipinos call the process of amending the constitution.
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The Federal Election Commission is contemplating amending its rules on for disclaimers on political communications, including advocacy and fundraising, online.
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The best way to achieve this goal is through direct regulation – amending any data breach related laws to accommodate that.
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SGX CEO Loh Boon Chye said SGX would consult with the public before amending its rules, without providing a timeline.
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In the past, some members of the party have called for change to Article 436, which governs amending the charter.
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He instead asked lawmakers to toughen the agreement, negotiated between Iran and six world powers, by amending a U.S. law.
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Instead, he asked lawmakers to toughen the agreement, negotiated between Iran and six world powers, by amending a U.S. law.
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But Warsaw has failed to garner enough support for amending the EU treaties to give greater weight to national parliaments.
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Pat McCrory (R) signed an executive order on Tuesday partially amending a controversial measure that blocked protections for LGBT people.
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But Columbus, which has long had an anti-discrimination ordinance, responded last fall by amending it to specifically include gays.
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McConnell has proposed amending a House-passed stopgap spending measure so that it would fund the government until Feb. 8.
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She said the change on amending tax-filing status is expected to give back families more than $50 million. Rep.
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Both the state House and the Senate devoted a substantial amount of committee time to vetting and amending the legislation.
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Stemming the surge of MS-13 gang members means enforcing the law, prosecuting illegal border crossers, and amending the TVPRA.
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There have been discussions about amending the laws to allow women to inherit the throne, but traditionalists oppose this move .
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Apple today announced it's amending the App Store guideline that banned apps created using templates and other app generation services.
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"I've been amending the drafts big-league," Mr. Trump said in an interview in his Manhattan office before the convention.
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It was part of an official process to discuss amending the Australian Constitution to give formal recognition to Indigenous peoples.
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They aren't amending the DPA, so much as directing the president to use the law explicitly for this particular purpose.
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The spokesperson did point to previous comments made by Simon during a hearing on amending the law in January 2019.
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Ultimately, the idea of amending the 529 college savings program was floated, and momentum began building in 2010 or 2011.
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During his speech, the Russian leader proposed amending the constitution to increase the powers of prime ministers and Cabinet members.
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Overall, however, roughly 80 percent of the dictators who try to overturn term limits succeed, mostly by amending the constitution.
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Ryan was instrumental last year in winning congressional approval of fast-track authority, which prevents Congress from amending trade deals.
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Months later, two of those legislators were disqualified for amending their oaths of office in a way that Beijing disapproved of.
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It is in the process of amending one of the laws at issue, to make it easier to hold public protests.
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"There's always the potential for amending organization's charters like the WTO, particularly when you're in the position we are," he said.
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You know, so the four -- the four gentlemen that wrote the 13th Amendment didn't look like the people they were amending.
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"I wish that they had provided opportunities for work or modified universities' rules rather than amending this law," one woman wrote.
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The court's rulings can be reversed only by a later Supreme Court decision or by amending the law or the constitution.
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After all, says Keiji Furuya, a politician, the party was born in 1955 with the explicit aim of amending the constitution.
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" Small red papers are affixed to the "Ron Estes: US Congress" yard signs, amending them to say "Vote Rep. Aug. 7.
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MPs talk of amending the constitution to extend his next four-year term to six, or to allow him a third.
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This includes potentially amending the EU's interpretation of the Basel III capital rules, which are aimed at preventing another financial crash.
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The plan also calls for amending the tax code to allow working parents to deduct childcare expenses from their income taxes.
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"Everyone at the BOJ knows what they're doing now is quite radical and needs amending at some point," another source said.
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Browne likens the process of amending a study to rolling out a change in human resources software in a large corporation.
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The party has set up a parliamentary committee to discuss amending the 2008 constitution that entrenches the power of the military.
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Both presidents employed similar tactics for consolidating power, including tampering with elections and amending the constitution to extend presidential term limits.
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Congress can proactively prevent a similar scenario by amending Graham-Cassidy to phase in the transition to the slower growth rate.
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One can hope that Congress will not make any moves to reduce the Fed's independence by amending the Federal Reserve Act.
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By amending legislation that already has a strong precedence, updated protections could be grandfathered into decades of established laws and policies.
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The difficulty of amending the Constitution to close this gaping hole does not justify stretching its words beyond their intended meaning.
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The House is currently marking up, or debating and amending, its legislation and could pass it as early as next week.
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At the time the legislature was amending the alternative minimum tax, it was trying to plug a $125 million budget hole.
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Mr. Wiener said late last month that he was amending the bill to add provisions to restrict demolition and tenant displacement.
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Two-thirds of lawmakers will have to support the repeal for it to pass, because it would require amending the Constitution.
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Fort Collins passed this hurdle in 2015, and the new vote would take the next step of amending the town charter.
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ViacomCBS — ViacomCBS shares dropped 2% after parent company National Amusments announced it reached a deal with lenders amending its credit facility.
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Mr. Assad thanked Russia for its military aid, and he described efforts at a political settlement that included amending Syria's Constitution.
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Japan is now considering amending its defense plan, as the U.S. and South Korea continue efforts to secure the Korean peninsula.
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The FSB membership will undertake a thorough review of whether the watchdog is "fit for purpose" for evaluating and amending rules.
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The Federal Election Commission is also contemplating amending its rules on for disclaimers on political communications, including advocacy and fundraising, online.
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Abe has proposed amending the constitution's war-renouncing Article 9 by 2020 to officially recognize Japan's Self-Defense Forces as its military.
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"So you never thought that you were going to become a rock star," Fadell says, winding down, before quickly amending the thought.
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Amending the so-called Flores settlement was a key part of President Donald Trump's executive order ending the practice of family separations.
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There's also talk of amending the Brexit-implementing legislation, including a clause that would give voters a second referendum (The Associated Press).
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The numbers diverge when the question focuses on Article 9: an Asahi poll found 33% favourable to amending it and 59% against.
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Four Republicans joined their seven Democratic colleagues to vote in favor of amending the bills to add the exceptions, but ultimately failed.
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Though it remains to be seen whether the body will recommend amending UK law to better regulate political activity on digital platforms.
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Gamal Eid, founder and director of the Arab Network for Human Rights Information, expressed scepticism over Sisi's seriousness in amending the law.
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Constancio stressed that, from his perspective, it would be best practice for the ECB to tread carefully when considering amending monetary support.
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Leaving the single market merely allows for the updating and amending of regulations according to Britain's own wants and needs going forward.
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"The issue before us isn't affected by amending the law in the future, so it does not change my views," Collins said.
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To be clear, there are Congress members who would rather create new legislation instead of amending current legislation with the Equality Act.
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Meanwhile, some states are considering amending their constitutions to address issues that federal courts, now that they are increasingly conservative, won't address.
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Here are the notable changes in Hatch's revision: The Senate is marking up, or debating and amending, its tax bill this week.
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A majority of the Japanese public generally opposes amending the pacifist Constitution; protesters mounted large demonstrations against the security bills last year.
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But last Saturday, the parliamentary committee tasked with amending the constitution said it would indefinitely postpone a meeting to draft these changes.
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The speaker of the Parliament, Henry Ramos Allup, favors amending the Constitution to cut the president's term to four years from six.
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While a laudable aspiration, divergent member state preferences and the procedural obstacles to amending the UN Charter make it a Sisyphean task.
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In March, the International Swaps and Derivatives Association (ISDA) said it was amending its CDS definitions to address narrowly tailored credit events.
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Asked if a deal on amending a president's emergency powers would impact how he voted on the resolution of disapproval he demurred.
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The legislation would provide relief to BDCs by amending the Investment Company Act of 21 for the first time since the 23s.
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In some states, like New York, an emergency declaration would be required to bypass the lengthier process of amending the state constitution.
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Tokayev said he wanted to boost political competition by amending electoral laws and give the parliament a bigger say in major decisions.
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Mr. Trump also threatened in 2018 to end birthright citizenship, a constitutional guarantee that could only be undone by amending the Constitution.
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"If they want to go along that road, they should work toward amending the Constitution," Mr. Abadi said of the Iraqi Kurds.
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"It's a 'sensitive' period," he said, amending the language, in an oral history interview for the American Academy of Pediatrics in 2000.
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Assemblyman Kevin Mullin, a Democrat from San Mateo County, told me he's proposed amending the state's constitution to that end twice before.
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Mr. Hastings said lobbyists representing companies including Microsoft, Apple, Lyft and Amazon had visited his office to talk about amending the bill.
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Now that the Air Force is amending its criteria, the organization will need to alert those in the competition to the changes.
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Illinois' governor proposed amending the state constitution to replace the state's flat income tax rate with graduated rates to gain $3.4 billion annually.
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Lawmakers also started the process of amending the state constitution to allow same-day voter registration and no-excuse absentee voting by mail.
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In light of Trump's DACA repeal, Batalla Vidal is amending his lawsuit to include a challenge to the legality of the repeal itself.
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And lawmakers such as Vermont Independent Senator Bernie Sanders rallied people against a "fast-track" procedure that barred Congress from amending the deal.
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Slightly more, 49 percent, favor amending the Constitution to get rid of the system, but that's down from 62 percent four years ago.
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The CNBC TV18 report said the company can have up to 15 members on its board after recently amending its Articles of Association.
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Unfortunately, amending laws takes time, and in that time Dyer will continue to live next door to the man who sexually abused her.
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King Carl XVI Gustaf has said that he will consider amending the academy's rules to allow members to resign and to be replaced.
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Chris Collins (R-NY) told Vox's Tara Golshan Wednesday, explaining the problems with amending the bill to get to a 218-vote majority.
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At the hearing, the five Republican-appointed justices, including Mr Trump's two, sounded untroubled by Mr Ross's rationale for amending the census form.
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Google is still not publicly doing so yet, but TechCrunch understands it will be amending its implementation of the ruling to include Google.
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Before amending Bezeq's license, the ministry intends to hold a hearing during 2017 regarding the procedures of the cancellation of the structural separation.
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Beijing may yet be waiting to see if Japan makes its biggest move yet — actually amending its antiwar constitution for the first time.
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It's unclear why the FTC can't now require the same of YouTube, given the similarities between the two services, without amending the law.
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MacArthur played an important role in amending the House ObamaCare repeal-and-replace bill that ultimately helped it pass in the lower chamber.
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"Amending CALEA is not going to solve the problem, and more than half these companies are overseas anyway," McCaul told InsideSources last week.
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Amending the bill to send it to an interim study committee, if passed, was the best strategy to keep this important discussion going.
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Pat McCrory (R) earlier this month signed an executive order partially amending the measure blocking protections for LGBT people after backlash from businesses.
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Netflix will be amending some of the maps used in its documentary series The Devil Next Door after sparking controversy with Polish authorities.
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But Mr. Bach suggested amending a key detail of the ruling against Russian athletes while emphasizing that specific sports federations had supreme control.
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But ERA advocates argue that amending the US Constitution to protect women's rights is still a critical step that goes beyond mere symbolism.
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Some gave up on litigation, and focused on amending the Constitution, believing that the court had deliberately disregarded the rights of the unborn.
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The danger of amending the law, some European diplomats say, is that Iran will see this as a violation of the international agreement.
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Amending the bill to maintain the private capital and microeconomic office at USAID would better achieve the worthy goals of the Build Act.
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"We are amending many clauses that were there just to make sure that the bill allows community participation in these processes," he said.
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The CRA allows Congress to void a rule—with a simple majority, and no filibustering or amending—within 60 days of its implementation.
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And this has left Senate Republicans in the somewhat awkward position of amending a bill to fix the problems that same bill creates.
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By bringing more perspectives to the table, diversity makes the social technology of science-t — mutual checking, correcting, amending, and building — more effective.
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They said that agreeing with the families' arguments would require amending the law or ignoring how it had been applied in the past.
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Because of that, abortion rights advocates in Vermont are simultaneously pursuing another, more lasting strategy: amending the State Constitution to protect abortion rights.
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Amending the Constitution, they say, is not a realistic way to advance equality, in part because of the polarized nature of American politics.
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Fox News host Chris Wallace was forced to explain to him that Congress could not overrule the Supreme Court without amending the Constitution.
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He has asked the attorney general to consider amending the law to give him power to target groups that market the options abroad.
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Legal scholar Bruce Ackerman contends that there are "constitutional moments" when we reorder the basic design of government without formally amending the Constitution.
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Luke Messer (R-Ind.) Wednesday night to force agencies to offset the costs of new rules by repealing or amending an existing rule.
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By amending the line of succession, Republicans could rest assured that, going forward, should impeachment arise again, they would not lose the presidency.
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These would qualify as good reasons for amending the Constitution prospectively, but not for retrospectively stretching its words to cover a sitting president.
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The internet industry has fought change to the law for years, arguing that amending it could thwart digital innovation and prompt endless litigation.
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Instead of repealing the abortion reversal law entirely, Hawkes suggested amending it to include information about the potential dangers of attempting the regimen.
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So, let's roll up our sleeves and get to work fighting for the right to life for our patients by amending the constitution.
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Finally, it is important to note that Congress might well consider simply amending the existing NAFTA treaty instead of passing an amended USMCA.
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Lisa Rice, president and CEO of the National Fair Housing Alliance, called Bloomberg's proposal a "good first step" toward amending his 85033 claims.
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As it turns out, promoting the craft beverage industry within New York State provided much of the impetus for amending the blue laws.
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If you used TurboTax to file your return, the software can also walk you through amending your tax return, Lisa Greene-Lewis, a TurboTax expert and CPA, tells CNBC Make It. She adds that if you prepared your taxes with TurboTax Live, you can connect with the TurboTax Live CPAs and enrolled agents year-round to get help amending your return.
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But amending his date of birth would cause 20 years of records to vanish from the register of births, deaths, marriages and registered partnerships.
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Parties in favor of amending the U.S.-drafted charter won nearly 80 percent of the seats in Sunday's lower house election, media counts showed.
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" The document proposes amending the Guiding Principles for Federal Architecture, to ensure that "the classical architectural style shall be the preferred and default style.
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They also complement the agency's regulatory activities, where insights into emerging risk areas or new products, can be used in developing or amending regulations.
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The Constitutional Review Committee said amending section 25 would make it explicitly clear that such expropriation could be carried out to accelerate land reform.
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AMENDING a famous metaphor, Janet Yellen once said that the Federal Reserve would "keep refilling the punch bowl until the guests have all arrived".
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Trump supported amending the Civil Rights Act to include sexual orientation protections and supported the repeal of the military's "don't ask, don't tell" policy.
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FRIDAY: The House of Lords The Lords, parliament's upper chamber, will begin scrutinizing and amending the bill through several stages and rounds of voting.
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And there are other things we could do that might be less inflammatory, like amending the Constitution to eliminate lifetime tenure on the courts.
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Missouri's legislation is different than most in that it involves amending the state's constitution and it has a narrow focus, according to its sponsor.
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The proposed federal legislation includes amending the Equal Pay Act to allow plaintiffs to participate in class-action lawsuits for cases of pay discrimination.
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The National Human Rights Commission, a government agency, has suggested amending the National Park Act and designating areas for indigenous people within protected forests.
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Horowitz indicated he would have the ability to investigate prosecutorial misconduct within the department if the Senate passed legislation amending the inspector general's powers.
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What makes this even more confounding is the fact that there is a standard in place for a reasonable time limit for amending resolutions.
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Last time around, Mahinda Rajapaksa bullied the press and judges and tried to remain in office by amending the constitution, among other disturbing tactics.
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Congress must look at amending patent protection laws and must also review the rules and regulations concerning the production and cost of generic medications.
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Trump's administration will focus on renegotiating or amending the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), according to a transition team memo, CNN reported Tuesday.
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Late on Thursday, the Greek parliament approved legislation amending the asylum process, a bill which rights groups say could restrict protection for asylum seekers.
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In December of 2016, Obama signed a new executive order amending the first to also freeze the assets of those hacking to disrupt elections.
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While a judge can refuse to allow the amending of charges, few are willing to do so, which is the safer action to take.
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Amending Section 230 to protect political content or replacing Section 230 with a new government bureau would, in effect, create tiers of protected speech.
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Kathmandu's leaders responded by amending the Constitution to broaden representation in the Legislature, but refused to revise federal boundaries to give communities greater autonomy.
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The bill passed through an Appropriations subcommittee easily on Tuesday, but Democrats are likely to try amending it during a mark-up on Wednesday.
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Those involved with amending INARA are telling diplomats from allied countries that their goal is to keep the US compliant with the nuclear deal.
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Democrats, meanwhile, said amending the bill in the Senate would affect procedure, and increase the amount of votes Republicans would need in that chamber.
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Apple argues that Congress's declining to amending that law is the same thing as saying that tech companies are exempt from the existing rule.
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She is not alone: according to the same poll referenced previously, 74 per cent of Tory voters do not support amending the hunting ban.
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So when the committee meets, it will consider and vote on various proposals for amending these rules — including one that would "unbind" the delegates.
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But a United Russia lawmaker on Tuesday proposed amending the constitution in a way that would reset Putin's presidential term count back to zero.
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Last year, Xi's government went further, amending the constitution to create a new branch of government under the Orwellian title, the National Supervision Commission.
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But abolishing it would require amending the Constitution, which is, by design, an arduous process that only lets through the most bipartisan of ideas.
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Congress can respond by amending that law to clearly prohibit programs that, like Ohio's, target voters for purging based on their failure to vote.
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Using only 2503 feet on each side would have required amending the State Constitution, with voters from Rochester to Ronkonkoma deciding the project's fate.
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He also said the government was considering amending some rules, including strengthening the debt recovery tribunals, to help banks recover bad loans more quickly.
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The Paycheck Fairness Act is designed to eliminate that discrepancy by amending decades-old laws aimed at ending gender wage discrimination in the workplace.
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"The most important thing right now is amending the Constitution," he told reporters Thursday after he testified as the sole witness in his defense.
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Among other things, it might consider modifying the island's prohibitively high minimum wage and reducing the island's transport costs through amending the Jones Act.
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The government reacted by amending the penal code in February, making "insulting the head of state" and "insulting a state constituent body" criminal offenses.
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The Indian government has tried to crack down on bribery and corruption, amending an anti-corruption bill last year and setting up watchdog institutions.
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Parties in favour of amending the U.S.-drafted charter won nearly 393 percent of the seats in Sunday's lower house election, media counts showed.
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"The most important thing right now is amending the Constitution," he told reporters Thursday after he testified as the sole witness in his defense.
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The 2016 Republican Party platform called for amending it to give Congress and states the right to block the president from declaring national monuments.
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The process of amending the Constitution is extremely cumbersome, requiring both supermajorities in Congress and ratification by a staggering 75 percent of the states.
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" But despite McConnell's opposition, Trump renewed his push for amending the Constitution to include congressional term limits during a Sunday interview with CBS' "60 Minutes.
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Yellen can expect to be in the middle of the same debate when it comes to replacing or amending the Dodd-Frank regulatory reform law.
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Amending the Constitution is hard, requiring two-thirds supermajorities in both houses of Congress and then ratification by three-fourths of the states, or 20003.
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He finds that five of them repeal the Affordable Care Act entirely, and three retain some portion of the original law while amending it significantly.
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The new prime minister, Mahathir Mohamad, who also ran the country for two decades until 2003, is only making muted noises about amending the rule.
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But in practice, judges almost always give government agencies multiple chances to comply with court orders by amending them before they charge anyone with contempt.
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The FSB has said it will improve its transparency and has begun reviewing whether core rules put in place since the financial crisis need amending.
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As a result, Reuters/Ipsos is amending the wording of the choice and eliminating the word "Neither," bringing the option in line with other polls.
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Renouncers should also consider the costs of hiring a tax preparer to assist with preparing or amending tax returns when calculating the tab for expatriation.
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In their meeting, Obama and Modi agreed to work together in amending the Montreal Protocol so as to phase out HFCs in the coming decades.
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The groups are amending an original complaint in a Seattle federal court that challenges the slow pace of bond hearings for asylum seekers in custody.
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The row threatens to distract lawmakers from other pressing matters, such as tax reform and the president's plan to institute federalism by amending the constitution.
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If you end up needing to pay more, you can simply agree with the notice and pay in response to the notice rather than amending.
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In central Cebu, Duterte asked Congress to pass a law amending the "outdated" Labour Code "to keep it attuned to the realities of our time".
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The government was essentially considering amending long-term power purchase agreements - which currently have clauses limiting what costs can be carried by customers, said officials.
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However, amending the First Amendment for presidents and their aides to allow them to sleep better is precisely the danger it was meant to avoid.
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However, we have also seen a rising army of apologists who excuse comments like the calls for amending the first amendment or changing libel laws.
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Emergency prescription for the House: Enjoin President Obama from dropping the sanctions by amending H.R. 28500, the Iran Terror Finance Transparency Act introduced by Rep.
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As we have explained to the makers of Cologuard, the process of amending a HEDIS measure to include new treatment options is strictly evidence-based.
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Beyond amending their current approach to healthcare reform to include disabled Americans, the Trump administration can also take steps to protect and strengthen the ADA.
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But last week, the ruling coalition party began talks with opposition groups with a view to amending an anti-terror law critics say stymies dissent.
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There is much tax bill amending and horse trading still to come, so it is far too early to take our eyes off the ball.
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House Republicans on Wednesday scored a procedural victory by successfully amending a spending bill to include language that would increase funding to strengthen Iran sanctions.
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In addition to the potential merger, M&R proposed to redeem Aveng's outstanding convertible bonds maturing in 2019 early by amending the terms and conditions.
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Predictably, those opposed to amending cannabis' criminal status are warning that these proposed changes in marijuana policy will lead to a plethora of unintended consequences.
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But amending the Constitution ain't easy: It takes years under the best circumstances, which is why nobody's been able to do it in 27 years.
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Unfortunately, the House found another way to "punish" Memphis -- by amending its budget to remove $250,9013 earmarked for the city's upcoming bicentennial celebration in 2019.
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Congress has the power to supplement the president's executive order and change the status quo by overriding the Flores Settlement Agreement or amending the TVPRA.
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Trying to repeal the amendment simply sets up the gun control movement for failure, since the political barriers to amending the Constitution are so high.
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Eric Holder, Obama's former Attorney General and yet another possible Presidential candidate, responded to the fall's events by amending Michelle Obama's famous dictum of 2016.
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This month, the State Senate's majority leader, Thomas Norment Jr., proposed amending the state's Constitution to remove the governor from the voting-rights restoration process.
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Chile is one step closer to amending its strict abortion laws, after the country's Congress passed a bill that allows the procedure in some cases.
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But at this moment across the country, campus officials are quietly amending the Supreme Court standard so harassment includes anything that makes another student uncomfortable.
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But a United Russia lawmaker proposed earlier on Tuesday amending the constitution in a way that would reset Putin's presidential term count back to zero.
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The company had approached Fujifilm about amending the deal, it said, but the Japanese company has not yet responded with any potential change in terms.
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Sixty percent of voters, including 84 percent of Democrats, supported amending the Constitution to award the presidency to the candidate who wins the popular vote.
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But he stressed that there would be no proposal for the moment as possible side effects of amending the rules need to be carefully assessed.
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The Trump administration has called on Congress to help address the growing problem, issuing a series of proposals aimed at amending the Higher Education Act.
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Lawmakers have discussed moderation at length, with some calling for amending, or even gutting, a law known as Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act.
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Pat McCrory signed an executive order Tuesday partially amending the measure, expanding the state's non-discriminiation employment policy to include sexual orientation and gender identity.
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Tebboune has promised to meet some of the protesters' demands, including by amending Algeria's constitution to give a greater role to the government and parliament.
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Change would need approval from the EU's executive European Commission and one of its officials cautioned against amending rules that were only introduced in January.
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Even so, Powell's comments on Dodd-Frank and his closeness to Mnuchin could shape the financial world and the administration's approach to amending the law.
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The leaders of Fianna Fail and Sinn Fein, the two largest opposition parties, backed Varadkar in saying amending the constitution for such cases was impossible.
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"Amending the CDA for every special interest, such as the hotel lobby, is a flawed approach," Steve Shur, president of the association, told The Hill.
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The House Administration Committee passed the measure by voice vote, amending the Members' Congressional Handbook to define bulletproof vests for members as a "reimbursable" expense.
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Pakistan has sought to head off its inclusion on the list by amending its anti-terrorism laws and by taking over organizations controlled by Saeed.
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"In drafting and amending the legislation, we had to work through a number of complex things, from both a legal and technical stand-point," he said.
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Over the summer, the school board considered amending that policy and denying lunch to students who were more than $20 in debt, provoking a fierce backlash.
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The next thing I'd like to hear from Sanders is how he plans to pass a single-payer plan through Congress w/o amending the Constitution.
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Bashir's ruling party said last month that it plans to nominate the longtime ruler for re-election in 2020, a move that requires amending the constitution.
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He has made vague promises about amending the constitution to reduce the powers of the presidency and thus limit the scope for abuses like Ms Park's.
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Authors of the compromise bill had bandied about the idea of amending it after it became clear that it did not have enough support to pass.
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A few days after Walworth's tweets, SXSW organizers said they would consider amending the clause in the future, but stopped short of making an official decision.
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The meetings in Moscow will take place soon after an April 16 referendum on amending the constitution to grant Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan sweeping new powers.
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The NCAA is caving to the major backlash it got over its new agent certification criteria ... amending the bachelor's degree requirement to rep certain college players.
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Her plan would limit employer interference in union elections, amending antitrust law to protect gig workers, and crack down on intimidation by state and local officials.
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Other steps include amending CHAI's bylaws to remove the Clinton Foundation's role in appointing board members and appointing a new board if Clinton wins the election.
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James Lankford, R-Oklahoma, described the House bill as "a starter piece" and a "skeleton" but said the Senate will take its time amending the bill.
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The legislation to streamline social security, which required amending the constitution, was lined up for a first vote in the lower house of Congress this week.
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In a securities filing on Tuesday, amending its holdings, Trian said it had 2.6 million shares valued at $269 million as of the end of June.
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Outside of amending the Constitution itself, that means there is very little traditional recourse in the legislative and judicial branches for perceived misuses of that power.
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Instead of amending the Civil Code's definition of marriage as being only between a man and a woman, the new law explicitly legalizes same-sex marriage.
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According to Karnataka's government, which has shown little interest in amending archaic regulations in the past, pool services from Uber and Ola violate contract carriage permit.
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Brown signed a bill that amended a state statute amending the maximum sentencing for misdemeanor crimes by one day from 22019 to 364 days in jail.
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Amending the proposal so it's more palatable to House conservatives could also potentially alienate centrists and make it even harder to pass in the Senate. Sen.
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Parliament passed legislation this month amending a cyber crime law, which rights groups said would likely to lead to more extensive online monitoring by the state.
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" According to Priebus, the interest in amending the Constitution was because "newspapers and news agencies need to be more responsible with how they report the news.
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Nearly a month after launching the transaction, Total Safety finalized the funding terms on August 13, but only after significantly amending conditions to satisfy investor concerns.
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Amending the US law provided a way out, but the envoy said there is little appetite in Congress for the hot potato Trump had handed them.
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Congress should change that by amending the U.S. Atomic Energy Act to require a congressional vote of approval before any such agreements can go into effect.
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Pelosi and House Democratic leadership had planned to hold the line, amending the Senate bill with their own priorities so they could force negotiations in conference.
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Senators left town on Thursday without resolving their floor strategy, with anything from amending the House resolution to offering a separate proposal still on the table.
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A growing number of Republican senators have expressed interest in amending the National Emergencies Act to make it easier for Congress to terminate a national emergency.
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Incoming acting commissioner Ned Sharpless, along with agency staff, should continue the conversation that Dr. Gottlieb began around amending DSHEA, giving priority to mandatory product listing.
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By amending key design standards for steering wheels and brake pedals, among others, NHTSA could help clear the path toward deployment of fully self-driving vehicles.
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Alumina has proposed amending AWAC agreements to protect the interests of Alumina shareholders, and said the two sides have been in talks since early this year.
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The MoF is in the process of amending the regulations so IIGF can also provide guarantees for the infrastructure development sector in addition to infrastructure projects.
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Hensarling, the architect of that effort, in March said that the Senate bill would stay on Ryan's desk unless the Senate agreed to consider amending it.
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Last week, the government created a firestorm by amending the criteria under which employers may be sanctioned for treating workers in a manner that constitutes slavery.
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But Republicans accused Democrats of working to sabotage the House appropriations process by voting 6-175 against the bill after they had succeeded in amending it.
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The Islanders and Barclays Center have spoken of amending their agreement, which could allow the team to play in Brooklyn while its new home is built.
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Amending the pacifist clause has long been one of his most cherished goals, as his grandfather, former Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi, tried and failed to do.
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"Algeria amending its energy law is a positive signal to the international community," economy analyst and owner of Algerian based consultancy firm Arslan Chikhaoui told Reuters.
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Cruz, who has accused social media giants of censoring conservatives, has floated amending or revoking Section 230 protections if platforms can't prove they're moderating content neutrally.
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Then he spoke out against Canada's Bill C-113, which proposed amending the country's human-rights act to outlaw discrimination based on gender identity and expression.
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Amending the constitution's pacifist Article 9 to clarify the status of Japan's military is a long-held goal of Abe and his ruling Liberal Democratic Party.
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Three Democrats on the committee voted against amending the law: Senators Kirsten E. Gillibrand of New York, Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut and Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts.
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Tulsi Gabbard (D-Hawaii) are calling for sweeping changes to the online industry's liability protections, the latest 2020 presidential candidates to suggest amending the legal shield.
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If you think your position is so popular throughout the nation, why don&apost you try amending the Constitution the legitimate way, rather than through judicial fiat.
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All of which is why the government was widely praised last year for amending a law to raise the minimum age for marriage to 18 from 15.
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Today, we are publishing our updated Workplace Relationships policy and amending our arbitration agreements to make arbitration a choice rather than a requirement in sexual harassment claims.
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But in amending the law, rather than striking it off entirely, the court ensured that it could be used for an early election, perhaps before the summer.
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Once that list is adopted, as early as December, amending it to include officials accused of human rights violations could be faster, the senior EU official added.
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But coffee is a species that naturally grows in the shade, and the nutrients the shade-giving trees provide to the soil keep soil-amending costs down.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS We assume that the EU and Switzerland will not permit a costly rupture of economic relations even if they cannot agree on amending the FMPA.
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In anticipation of some of the president-elect's proposals becoming a reality, wealth advisers say their clients are amending their tax strategies to reap the most benefits.
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Residents in my home state, Missouri, have assessed the benefits of allowing defensive firearms possession, amending Missouri's constitution to enhance protection of the right to bear arms.
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Barbara Andersen, a lawyer for the plaintiffs, said her clients are looking into amending the complaint, which she called the first proposed class action of its kind.
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In 6900, the Senate fell just one vote short of the two-thirds majority needed to send a resolution amending the Constitution to the states to ratify.
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Any negotiations on amending the ACA, any budget deals that seek to improve our healthcare system, indeed the art of any future deal, must hold children harmless.
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Though Burrow was successful in changing his name, he knows there's nothing he can do when it comes to amending the gender marker on his birth certificate.
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And he suggested to legislators that they consider amending the controversial bill to restore an employee right to sue in state court for discrimination in the workplace.
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She says that it's very easy to change your name by deed poll and amending all your documentation has become more straightforward over the last five years.
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" And "Do you agree that the right of same-sex couples to live together should be protected through ways that do not require amending the Civil Code?
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Now, with the session set to end today, state lawmakers are feverishly trying to make up for lost time by introducing, proposing and amending dozens of bills.
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This power rests in Article V of the Constitution, inserted two days before the end of the Constitutional Convention, which presents two ways of amending the Constitution.
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Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have increasingly called for amending or even gutting Section 85033 as Silicon Valley has fallen out of favor with Washington.
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Democrats have also raised the spectre of amending Section 85033 over separate issues regarding big tech's struggles to stave off the spread of misinformation and hate speech.
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"I've been single for so long, I've started having sexual fantasies about my vibrator," she says in the play's opening line, one she will keep amending endlessly.
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American Unity Fund supports comprehensively amending the Civil Rights Act to include protections for sexual orientation and gender identity while also codifying important protections for religious liberty.
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As a result, some issuers are now amending their documentation to preclude the use of an argument involving sharia compliance to justify any refusal to redeem sukuk.
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"But amending his date of birth would cause 20 years of records to vanish from the register of births, deaths, marriages and registered partnerships," the court added.
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Still, even for experts who back wealth taxes in general, there are concerns that a proposal like Warren's would face the daunting task of amending the Constitution.
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His estate, in granting performance rights, forbids amending the script, said Craig Smith, who plays Arturo Ui. "We didn't need to change a thing," Mr. Smith said.
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BRUSSELS, March 10 (Reuters) - The European Commission is assessing all options including amending aviation slot rules in response to coronavirus outbreak, the EU Commission said on Tuesday.
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Analysts said it was doubtful that any party, including Law and Justice, was interested in amending the Constitution at the moment to give Mr. Duda more power.
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Authorizing such involuntary disclosure of medical information might require amending existing laws, but that could be done quickly to help stem the imminent spread of the coronavirus.
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Try not to show up halfway with the thing you already do — there's a difference between amending your service, and taking this as an opportunity to grow.
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The State Department official told CNN that the department is amending a regulation to ensure that visitor visas to the US are not used for birth tourism.
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By amending NAFTA certification rules to align with modern U.S. free trade agreements, including digital certificate of origin, U.S. negotiators can promote simplification and streamlining of processes.
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Sumitra Visvanathan, executive director of Kuala Lumpur-based Women's Aid Organisation, said amending the law would protect the rights of women and the best interests of children.
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She vowed during the election campaign last year that she would be "above" the president, at least until she could achieve her goal of amending the Constitution.
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"They are being shrewd, talking of amending the first article without stating directly what they want, knowing this will affect other articles about the monarchy," Apirat said.
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State of Kerala, which, by a slender majority, mandated that certain articles that form the core of the Constitution are beyond even the amending powers of Parliament.
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New talks were set to begin this week on amending the deal, Reuters reported, and Seoul will likely be looking to NAFTA for clues to its future.
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Let's not risk impugning online free speech by amending Section 230 since federal prosecutors already have the enforcement tools they need to take down the bad actors.
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They include adding punitive measures for missile tests and regional activity, and amending "sunset clauses" that currently allow certain conditions to expire after a number of years.
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The website wound up amending the headline ("A Week in New York City on $25/Hour and $1K Monthly Allowance"), though that still didn't satisfy some critics.
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U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights Michelle Bachelet urged Hong Kong authorities on Monday to "consult broadly before passing or amending" the extradition bill or any other legislation.
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ISDA Chief Executive Scott O'Malia said the "sheer operational challenge" of amending outstanding documentation backing trades, more than 150,000 pieces, is stretching dealers and customers to the limit.
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Caesars said on Tuesday that the parties were working on the support agreements and amending CEOC's current reorganization plan to adopt the proposed terms they had agreed on.
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The 2017 federal law on which the zones are based provided for only minimal local oversight of projects, and neither party in Washington seems interested in amending it.
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Late last year its chairman, Shmuel Hauser, asked the attorney general to consider amending the law to give him power to target groups marketing them abroad as well.
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For Abe, amending the U.S.-drafted charter - seen by some conservatives as a humiliating symbol of Japan's defeat in World War Two - has long been a top priority.
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In the meantime, the ACLU, along with the other groups, are amending their original complaint in an attempt to challenge Barr's decision in court, citing due process violations.
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They are offended less by re-election itself than by the attempt to evade the rules for amending that part of the constitution, which require a constituent assembly.
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Those include increasing spending on mitigation projects before climate disasters strike and amending the law to make sure communities hit by these weather events are built back stronger.
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Formally amending the constitution is a politically tough task requiring approval by two-thirds of both houses of parliament and a majority of voters in a public referendum.
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The EU is amending the regime, but its alterations would make it tougher on big foreign trading and clearing firms like those found in the UK's financial sector.
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All those standing say they can succeed where she failed by building consensus or amending May's deal, although the EU has said it would not renegotiate the treaty.
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Consider bringing your corrected W-2 to your tax preparer or CPA to determine the magnitude of the change versus the cost of amending your return, said Weston.
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But not long ago, the idea of amending the Constitution to make desecrating the American flag a crime was a widely popular idea — among both Republicans and Democrats.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thailand's junta chief said on Tuesday he would begin amending the country's draft constitution after the new king requested changes to provisions relating to royal powers.
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Kushner met with the FBI on June 21 to be interviewed for his permanent security clearance -- two days after amending his SF-86 form for a third time.
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"Amending the form could potentially cost hundreds of millions of additional taxpayer dollars," Representative José Serrano, who chairs the Commerce, Justice, Science Appropriations Subcommittee, said in a statement.
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U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights Michelle Bachelet last month urged authorities in Hong Kong to "consult broadly" before passing or amending the bill, or any other legislation.
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He had prepared the bill amending the existing legislation, which the cabinet would submit to parliament, to create legal clarity, he told reporters before entering the cabinet meeting.
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Legislators should consider amending the BUILD Act, or any implementing guidance for the institutionalization of the USIDFC, to include a blanket exemption for the Caribbean from additional waivers.
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In a speech on Friday, Texas Governor Greg Abbott called for a "Convention of States" focused on amending the US Constitution to put more emphasis on states' rights.
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Mr. Van Vuuren claims in his suit that Mr. Chung committed fraud by secretly amending their partnership agreement to take full control of Xfund's investments, operations and governance.
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Under Modi, India has begun amending tax treaties with other countries in an attempt to clamp down on what it sees as abuse of its domestic tax rules.
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The bill would protect state laws regulating marijuana use and exempt cannabis business that are legal under state laws from federal prosecution by amending the Controlled Substances Act.
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However, some of its elements are unusual or bizarre, such as amending the Constitution to eliminate "corporate personhood" or replacing long-distance air travel with high-speed trains.
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Nothing the Republican Party does, short of total reform or amending the rules at the last minute, will change the outcome of the nominating process at this point.
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Therefore, the agency should consider amending several existing FMVSS standards that require a human operator and would unintentionally delay fully self-driving vehicles from reaching their safety potential.
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But even among the large number of Chinese who admire Xi and the job he is doing, many feel that amending the constitution was a step too far.
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Congress can choose another way: Deregulating industry will provide women with more professional choices, and amending rigid labor laws will endow employers with the flexibility to provide flexibility.
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The authority said on Wednesday that it would be amending its filing with the federal Housing Department to acknowledge that areas of noncompliance went well beyond lead paint.
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The watchdog will use feedback from the public consultation to come up with recommendations for the European Commission for amending MiFID II, which is undergoing a broad review.
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Then there is Nafta, the North American Free Trade Agreement, which the United States, Mexico and Canada have been unable to agree on amending after months of negotiations.
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By amending the Code of Canon Law, Francis appears to have sided with the liberals in the debate and shifted the ownership of translations to the local bishops.
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Germany also said it was amending a decree issued this month that required a government agency to approve exports of protective equipment such as masks, goggles and gloves.
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Hong Kong was also busy refinancing, amending and extending existing loans, but overall loan volume was 22018% lower at US$22.729bn, as fewer Chinese companies tapped the market.
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Thus, on a number of the texts he has written in black cursive his own comments and annotations, explicating and contextualizing, and in a few cases amending them.
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The House has argued that it needs the financial records to get to the bottom of Trump assertions about his finances as it considers amending federal ethics laws.
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Amending the cancellation of removal statute as described could be a workable compromise position for both the rule of law and the humanitarian sides of the immigration debate.
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More than just reversing Browning Ferris and amending labor law, the legislation leaves workers vulnerable to not being paid for hours worked when their employers use unscrupulous subcontractors.
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"Over the past four days, we've been able to do a great deal in terms of amending the soil and inspecting it," Dennis Moore said in a statement.
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Any attempt to revise the constitution will still be politically fraught and LDP heavyweights have suggested that amending the pacifist Article 9 would not be the first priority.
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Scholars, who refer to this idea as "Gödel's loophole," suggest it may have centered on the fact that the rules for amending the Constitution could be themselves amended.
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The impeachment investigation required significant coordination and resources in the House, including staff and committee time, legislative drafting and amending, and even the hiring of outside legislative counsel.
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On Tuesday, the UK Supreme Court ruled that May must give parliament a vote before she can formally start Brexit negotiations, giving lawmakers a shot at amending her plans.
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Asked if it would consider amending terms of the test, OSFI said it "monitors the environment on a continual basis and will make adjustments to its guidance when appropriate".
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With no convictions since amending its anti-trafficking law in 2169, the U.S. State Department's Trafficking in Persons report last year downgraded Ireland from Tier 2172 to Tier 212.
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Mexico, the United States and Canada signed off on amending NAFTA to liberalize rules of origin for a host of products, the Canadian prime minister's website said on Wednesday.
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"Unless Abe regains the people's faith, revising the constitution will be impossible," Hirasawa said, noting the LDP's junior coalition partner, the Komeito, was now cautious about amending Article 9.
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West also recently gave a pro-Trump rant after appearing as the Saturday Night Live musical guest and called first for abolishing and then for amending the 13th Amendment.
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Illinois, New York, and several other states are now considering bills that would provide the FCC protections, either by introducing entirely new privacy measures, or by amending existing legislation.
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It's hard to enjoy my memes in peace when everyone is harping on Kanye accidentally calling for 13th amendment to be abolished (he actually meant that it needed amending).
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Montana (LIKELY TO PASS): With 71 percent of precincts reporting, 56 percent of the state's voters have cast ballots in support of amending the state's existing medical marijuana law.
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As a way out of these traps, "Goodman" proposed a new platform called Tezos, the world's first "self-amending" cryptocurrency, one that could assimilate all the best newfangled ideas.
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"The measure amending the Civil Code says that a fetus has the same rights as a person," she said in reference to legislation that passed the Senate on Wednesday.
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The country's Central Statistics Office amended the way India counted its gross domestic product (GDP) numbers in January 503, amending the base year to 2011-2012 from 2004-2005.
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But he also had a viral moment tearing into one of the impeachment witnesses for amending his earlier testimony, which earned Maloney some laughter and applause from the audience.
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One immigrant group, the National Immigration Law Center, has already filed court papers seeking to block the Trump administration's action by amending an existing lawsuit pending in New York.
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"We are working on amending regulations and directives that have caused challenges for the business community," said Yinager, who previously served as head of the government's National Planning Commission.
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Hawaii was the first state to challenge Trump's revised executive order by amending its previous lawsuit, which had been put on hold in the wake of the revamped ban.
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Six weeks later, the bank told clients it was restricting sales of risky securities, later amending the policy to give customers time to exit their positions, the report said.
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For Trump to accomplish anything on climate change that outlasts his administration — like, say, amending the Clean Air Act to permanently exclude carbon dioxide — would require cooperation from Congress.
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Italy is amending securitisation rules to ease sales of so-called 'unlikely-to-pay' (UTP) loans by allowing banks to transfer related financing commitments, according to a draft bill.
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The House approved major background checks legislation championed by Democrats on Wednesday, but not before House Republicans secured a significant victory by amending the bill at the last second.
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Amending such outdated anticompetitive restrictions would allow BMI (and, more critically, our member songwriters, composers and publishers) to be in sync with the model the marketplace is already following.
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Representative Maxine Waters, a California Democrat who is the committee's ranking member, said at the vote that the plan was a nonstarter for any conversations about amending Dodd-Frank.
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This watchdog organization based in Boyle Heights has introduced legislation amending these vendor-unfriendly laws, and have gone as far as providing lawyers for harassed purveyors free of charge.
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On social media, critics of Mr. Trump have sneered at the name and some have suggested sticking to Nafta or amending it with a "2.0" to spite the president.
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Amending the Constitution to require the federal government to have a balanced budget has been discussed for decades, and proposed amendments failed in the House and Senate in 2011.
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A ministry statement called for Arab participation in any future dialogue on regional issues "especially that which is related to the possibility of amending the nuclear deal with Iran".
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"I encourage the authorities to consult broadly before passing or amending this, or any other, legislation," Bachelet told the U.N. Human Rights Council which opened a three-week session.
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There's a considerable chunk of Democrats who are in favor of more pragmatic solutions, like, say, amending and extending the Affordable Care Act rather than doing away with it.
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Acting Economy Minister Luis de Guindos told reporters in Paris that 2016's budget, passed last year by the center-right People's Party (PP), would not otherwise need amending.
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Mr. Chi favors amending the Civil Code to define marriage as a union of two spouses, arguing that a separate marriage law for gays and lesbians would be unacceptable.
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The government has been amending the dates of celebrations to conform to the succession, and calendar makers have been asked to wait until the new ones have been confirmed.
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She said the bank was still trying to negotiate with creditors and was considering other steps, "such as declaring a temporary moratorium on payments, and amending the G.D.B. charter."
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Veronika Didusenko, 24, announced on Instagram that she's "launched a legal challenge" against the competition with the goal of fighting for "justice" and hopefully amending Miss World's entry restrictions.
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As tensions mounted, one Republican commissioner called his Democratic colleagues' refusal to clean up the voter rolls "terribly disgusting," later amending that to "outrageous" amid criticism over the comments.
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The Post later added a correction to its story, amending it to state that Mnuchin wants the reporting to begin in December of this year, still after the election.
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"There may be some things that come out of it that the board wants to support in terms of amending this capital plan," Mr. Schwartz said of the competition.
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The Trump EPA also proposes amending laws that give state regulators more authority over how utilities dispose of the ash left behind when coal is burned to generate electricity.
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A State Department official said Washington considered a range of factors before amending the FSB sanction and regularly works with U.S. companies to assess the impact of such policies.
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And even if they did, the Supreme Court has made clear that the process of amending the Constitution is a "political question" into which the courts would not intervene.
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Furthermore, Congress must approve legislation aimed at amending Section 24 of the US Tax Code to allow eligible families in Puerto Rico to access tax exemptions for dependent children.
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The government is considering a line-by-line approach to amending the laws, which would leave businesses and lawyers struggling to track the number of changes, the report says.
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But King then floated a potential deal to Trump: If the president would publicly back amending the bill to deregulate the health care industry, King would change his vote.
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The remedial acts included BKS conducting its own internal investigation, hiring an outside law firm and new outside compliance consultant, amending its Form ADV, and implementing new trade allocation policies.
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In New Jersey, the Democratic-controlled legislature proposed amending the state constitution to effectively allow gerrymandering, the process by which legislative districts are drawn to favor one party over another.
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Another sign that Stone and Caputo want this out now is that last Friday, Caputo sent a letter to the House Intelligence Committee "amending" his testimony to disclose the meeting.
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While Endgame's original release lacked the hallmark post-credits scenes of the studio's 21 previous movies, Marvel is amending that by releasing an updated version of the film to theaters.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia will expand its military action against the Islamic State militant group in Syria and Iraq after amending its domestic laws, Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said on Thursday.
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The government has said it is considering amending its planning laws to include data centers as strategic infrastructure, thus allowing them to get through the planning process much more quickly.
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"The list of reforms is a positive first step but it requires amending the ministers and renewing the administrative team with national, qualified figures," he said in a televised speech.
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Supporters of the legislation made a last-minute push late last year, amending the bill to address many of the Democratic members' concerns, but the bill still failed to pass.
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Unable to forge domestic consensus on amending rules that protect high Swiss wages from cross-border contractors, the Swiss cabinet proposed continuing negotiations on the basis of its current mandate.
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Shares spiked Monday after the company reported it is extending and amending a contract with Immigration and Customs Enforcement for the 2,400-bed South Texas Family Center in Dilley, Texas.
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The US House of Representatives passed a bill proposing to tighten foreign investment rules in late June, which has prompted China to consider amending its existing investment rules in retaliation.
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Politicians and scholars have drafted moderate compromise proposals, including a one-off arrangement to send to Taiwan a murder suspect whose case is the ostensible pretext for amending extradition laws.
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Thursday's draft motion by the ANC's chief whip in parliament proposed a new committee be established to "initiate and introduce legislation amending section 25 of the Constitution" dealing with property.
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But the report encouraged state attorneys general to continually work with researchers on the best and most updated guidance for amending laws or creating new ones in anti-bullying campaigns.
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While some would-be amenders (including in the DP) care about Article 9, others are more concerned with enshrining human rights or simply revamping the procedures for amending the constitution.
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The government is in the process of amending its planning laws to include data centers as strategic infrastructure, thus allowing them to get through the planning process much more quickly.
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Anything that could be perceived as buckling under U.S. pressure, such as amending China's laws, would run contrary to the "iron man" image Xi has created through his tough rhetoric.
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Some bipartisan agreement: Democrats have also raised the specter of amending Section 85033 over separate issues regarding big tech's struggles to stave off the spread of misinformation and hate speech.
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The suspicions of anti-conservative bias have propelled many in the GOP to call for amending, or even gutting, a law known as Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act.
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Since the window for adding, dropping, or amending your benefits might only come around once annually, it's important to know as much as possible about your options ahead of time.
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The Village of East Hampton followed suit last year, amending its zoning code so that no part of a lower level extends beyond the exterior wall of the first story.
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You may remember from a civics class that amending the Constitution rightfully requires a two-thirds majority in both the House and the Senate, before being ratified by the states.
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The commission will also be amending criteria for flagging permit applications for additional review when they raise specific concerns, such as a location near a school or a flood plain.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Bob Corker has been working on amending a U.S. law to include "trigger points" that if crossed by Iran would automatically bring back U.S. sanctions.
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"Our members are still having conversations with the White House," Thune said, adding that there was "quite a bit" of interest within the caucus on amending the National Emergencies Act.
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The gas-tax ballot measure called for amending the State Constitution so that all of the money produced by a recently increased tax would go to the Transportation Trust Fund.
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Lawmakers took steps to safeguard the bill from legal challenges, amending the wording so that it covered an array of public officials, federal executive branch employees and political party leaders.
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OSLO, Sept 10 (Reuters) - Budget airline Norwegian Air has proposed amending terms of its two unsecured bonds in relation to its request for extending maturities, the company said on Tuesday.
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No good answers Amending the Constitution, last achieved two decades ago, would take such a long time and require such a level of agreement that nobody talks seriously about it.
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He has become an outspoken advocate for amending the law, attempting to build a coalition in the state senate to debate a complicated amendment to address some of the glitches.
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But Senator Ben Cardin, Democrat of Maryland, highlighted a major challenge that he and other senators face: How can they prepare amendments to legislation without knowing what they are amending?
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Interest in amending or even gutting Section 230 has clashed with the inclusion of similar language in the USMCA and a trade deal with Japan, which Tokyo formally approved Wednesday.
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Interest in amending or even gutting Section 28503 has clashed with the inclusion of similar language in the USMCA and a trade deal with Japan, which Tokyo formally approved Wednesday.
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In the Senate, rules on debating and amending bills typically limit the ways the majority leader can advance a party plan, creating avenues for Democrats to gum up the works.
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By the summer of 1920, suffragists had won thirty-five of the thirty-six states they needed in order to achieve the two-thirds majority required for amending the Constitution.
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Labour will seek to give parliament more options — including a return to Brussels for fresh talks — by amending the legislation that will end Britain's EU membership on March 29, 2019.
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In addition to amending the Ontario Securities Act, the OSC also amended the Ontario Commodity Futures Act in 2016 to grant the same protections to whistleblowers in the derivatives market.
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Amending our bankruptcy safe harbor laws to compel counterparties who are out of the money against a failed entity to self-report would dramatically speed the return of funds. 4.
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Earlier this week, Tsipras said he was willing to hold talks with the farmers on possibly amending the pension reform bill to lessen the pain, but they rebuffed his overtures.
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In an unusual step amid intense international media attention, China's foreign ministry, which normally only comments on diplomatic matters, said amending the constitution was a matter for the Chinese people.
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While Sessions didn't give further details about what exact policies he is considering amending, press freedom organizations are worried, particularly given President Donald Trump's regular incendiary comments bashing the media.
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"Today, we are publishing our updated Workplace Relationships policy and amending our arbitration agreements to make arbitration a choice rather than a requirement in sexual harassment claims," he told The Verge.
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"To my knowledge, this was the first time either Foxconn or the State of Wisconsin has mentioned amending or changing the agreement approved on 2017," Evers wrote about the March meeting.
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A team of lawmakers was then given the task of canvassing public opinion on whether section 25 of the Constitution needs amending to allow for the expropriation of land without compensation.
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But the order also instructed various government departments to consider amending a controversial regulation in the Affordable Care Act which requires most employers to cover birth control in their insurance plans.
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Mr Abe wants to end questions about the legality and appropriate use of Japan's not-quite army, the Self-Defence Forces (SDF), by amending Article 9, the constitution's iconic pacifist clause.
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This time around, however, Ohio lawmakers folded the Heartbeat Bill — which would make abortions after the detection of a fetal heartbeat a felony — into a measure amending Ohio's child abuse laws.
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McAleenan is pursuing three changes to the immigration system, according to a senior DHS official: Amending the Flores agreement, which regulates the amount of time migrant children can spend in custody.
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He readily admits that he is more interested in amending the pacifist constitution than in mending the economy, and that structural reform is simply a means to restore Japan to greatness.
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New antibiotics are needed to take the place of those that have been made redundant, but experts warn that this can take decades, so amending current practices is an immediate priority.
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In a series of legislative proposals, his suggestions have run from curbing "loot boxes" in video games like Fortnite to amending the crucial law that allows tech platforms to moderate content.
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Amending this bill to provide a significant amount of services and money for people at and below the poverty line would make the measure much more politically sound and morally correct.
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Debating the proposal in parliament on Tuesday, NLD lawmakers said there was public support for amending the charter and that the new committee would allow all parties to have a say.
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Fast-track authority bars Congress from amending trade deals and puts in place an expedited process for ratification that requires only a simple majority in the Senate instead of 60 votes.
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"I think there's probably still enough members" that it would pass, said Thune, asked if a deal on amending Trump's emergency powers could result in the resolution failing in the Senate.
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The Golden State has also taken steps to reform the program, amending PACE in October by adding requirements that companies check borrower income before approving financing and prevent kickbacks with contractors.
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Opponents of Kabila think he is trying to retain power in the mineral-rich country by delaying elections due in November or amending the Constitution to eliminate a two-term limit.
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To date, the SEC has responded to changes in the economy by introducing more and more amending regulations, carving out niches from the overall monolith of the Securities Act of 1933.
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Or it could choose to define the phrase "particular social group" by amending the law to include a non-exclusive list of (currently) common gender-based asylum claims, including domestic violence.
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Underscoring the fluidity of their discussions, GOP senators have considered everything from amending the House resolution, offering an alternative or even voting on both a House resolution and their own proposal.
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Buildings usually change smoking rules by amending the proprietary lease, a process that requires the support of two-thirds or three-quarters of all shareholders, depending on the co-op's rules.
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By amending the Education Law to include teachings on healthy relationships, New York can empower generations of young people with information and tools and take one more step toward ending violence.
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Other senators, including Mr. Paul, have raised the possibility of amending the National Emergencies Act to curtail the powers available to the president and give Congress more oversight over a declaration.
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"There's no possibility of amending to try to fix the statute, so they just proceed in trying to read the statute in a way that makes it actually work," he added.
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Amending the Complaint to add "#BlackLivesMatter" as a Defendant in this matter would be futile because such claims "would be subject to dismissal"; a hashtag is patently incapable of being sued.
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India, the world's biggest edible oil buyer, issued a notification on Wednesday amending imports of refined palm oil to "restricted", a move that industry sources said amounted to an effective ban.
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If "the people" decide that the government can infringe upon their rights to keep and bear arms, there is a well-organized process for changing the Constitution and amending the law.
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"If the employer is amending a return to pick up the child and dependent care credit, that might generate a refund that could be larger than the payroll taxes," Smith said.
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The United States plans to start negotiations with South Korea on Tuesday in Seoul on amending a five-year-old free trade agreement, U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer said on Thursday.
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Proponents say amending the state constitution is necessary to rein in a liberal legislature that has a penchant for raising taxes, even in one of the best economic situations in years.
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His government passed a law in 2015 allowing the Self-Defense Forces to engage in combat outside Japan in limited situations, and has proposed amending the Constitution to loosen constraints further.
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The measure proposes amending the state constitution so that Floridians with felony convictions would have their voting rights restored after completing the terms of their sentence, which includes parole or probation.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Trump administration is working with Congress on amending the proposed Republican healthcare bill through talks with leaders in the House of Representatives, a White House spokesman said on Tuesday.
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Senator Kamala Harris has called for amending the Fair Credit Reporting Act to require credit agencies to include rent payments, cellphone bills and things like utility payments in their credit score calculations.
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"We are almost reaching full capacity ... as there have been large amount of (forced) labour (victims), especially after amending the law," the ministry's permanent secretary Porametee Vimolsiri told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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" Late on Friday evening, Robinhood's co-CEOs published a blog post amending their original plan and said they would re-brand and re-name the product, which "may have caused some confusion.
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More radically, Mr Duterte, like many presidents before him, has talked about amending the constitution to adopt a parliamentary system of government, in which party discipline is needed to form a government.
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Purnima Govindarajulu's years-long campaign to make reporting child sexual abuse for adult survivors easier in India is finally having an impact, after a minister promised to look into amending the law.
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Months later, Mr. Obama gave his approval for the C.I.A. to begin directly arming and training the rebels from a base in Jordan, amending the Timber Sycamore program to allow lethal assistance.
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"Amending the constitution at the 19th CPC National Congress on the basis of the new situation and tasks would promote the development of socialism with Chinese characteristics and Party building," Xinhua said.
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A U.S. congressional commission said last month that amending the extradition laws could provide grounds for Washington to re-examine elements of its relationship with Hong Kong outlined in the 1992 law.
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Amending the constitution, which had delineated different taxes to be collected by the national government and by states, was the biggest political hurdle, as it required a two-thirds majority in parliament.
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" Vela then submitted a report to the committee that included details of the fee increase, by "amending Government Code 501.063 to increase the offender healthcare fee from $100 to $200 per year.
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Since assuming power nearly one year ago, Turnbull's reign has been marked by a host of political problems ranging from a fiery opposition, budget repair and amending a law on racial discrimination.
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While German takeover rules bar Bain and Cinven from amending their offer a second time, they could make a renewed bid with Stada's approval within a year of the first attempt failing.
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A separate proposal aims to remove regulatory disincentives and ease the treatment of client margin held by clearing member firms by amending calculation of the leverage ratio within the capital requirements regulation.
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" He said he would support amending the deal, but abandoning it without anything in its place would put the U.S. in the position to just "take our chances with the climate lottery.
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On Monday, Virginia's Democratic Governor Terry McAuliffe proposed amending language in the state budget to authorize him to move toward Medicaid expansion, which has been opposed by the Republican-led General Assembly.
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Further muddying sentiment, EU officials said on Wednesday that talks with Britain on amending its divorce deal with the European Union had made no headway and no swift solution was in sight.
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Perhaps the principal merit of the proposal for liberals is that it is the only plausible means of shifting the court to the left in the foreseeable future without amending the Constitution.
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In the 1970s, majority Democrats resuscitated a Speaker's ruling from 1934 that upheld the right of the majority to prohibit a motion to recommit from amending a specified title of a bill.
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Instead, the White House proposes amending the Iran Review Act to establish a series of benchmarks, or "trigger points," that would automatically restore sanctions if Iran crosses one of the red lines.
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"There's no possibility of amending [it] to try to fix the statute, so they just proceed in trying to read the statute in a way that makes it actually work," he added.
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Prime Minister Viktor Orban's government has also proposed amending the constitution to state that an "alien population" cannot be settled in Hungary, rejecting European Union quotas to distribute migrants around the bloc.
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Ted Cruz (R-Texas) and Ed Markey (D-Mass.) have sponsored a bill amending the 1992 law to require the federal government to issue a report on China's exploitation of U.S. laws.
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Sources in both the Conservative and opposition Labour parties expect the government to offer some concessions to avoid a defeat, amending powers which allow ministers to rewrite some laws without consulting parliament.
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As the White House and Congress rethink and debate the trade relationships with China, American colleges and universities are also reevaluating and amending their own ties with the world's second-largest economy.
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The China Banking Regulatory Commission (CBRC) is amending rules for commercial banks to issue perpetual bonds, convertible capital instruments, and other innovative loss-absorbing debt instruments, it said in an online statement.
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As Stevens is surely aware, the proponents of an individual right to firearm ownership didn't address earlier contrary judicial precedents by amending the Constitution — they just got new Supreme Court justices appointed.
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"Because the rule of citizenship acquired by birth within the United States is the law of the Constitution, it cannot be changed through legislation, but only by amending the Constitution," he said.
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The House Ways and Means Committee will begin considering and amending the bill on Monday, with the goal of passing it out to the House floor by the end of the week.
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It seems likely that amending Section 2100 to introduce what scholars call "intermediary liability" for Facebook et al would play out in much the same way: by over-moderating and censoring speech.
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BoE executive director Anna Sweeney, co-leader for the insurance sector, said EU regulators were now considering whether the "risk margin" in the capital rules needed amending, a longstanding request from insurers.
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The answer is actually pretty simple: "A September launch seemed like the best time because it signifies a new season, consumers are likely amending their skincare routine to the weather," Shigemasa explains.
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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has requested public comment on amending the Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards, which says cars must have steering wheels and pedals, among other rules for automakers.
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In February, the SEC accused Musk of violating the agreement when he tweeted about Tesla production numbers, however the sides agreed to resolve the situation by amending the original settlement for clarity.
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The Judiciary Committee is one of the largest panels in Congress, and its rules allow all 41 members to deliver prepared, five-minute opening statements before debate begins on amending the articles.
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Therefore, both legislators — by way of developing and amending laws — and judges — via hearing arguments and creating case law — must re-examine SORNA in order to preserve liberty and uphold the Constitution.
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"Amending legislation so that victims can try to obtain justice in court will help victims," Mitchell Garabedian, a lawyer from Boston who has represented hundreds of survivors, said in a recent statement.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Bob Corker was working on amending the Iran Nuclear Agreement Review Act law to include "trigger points" that if crossed by Iran would automatically reimpose U.S. sanctions.
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The measures will include amending China's IP laws to increase the cost for infringements, boosting the efficiency of IP approvals, and providing lower-cost and more convenient IP protection channels, Shen said.
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On Saturday, Lam said a controversial bill amending Hong Kong's extradition law would be postponed indefinitely after a week of sometimes violent protests, and activists have called for her to step down immediately.
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On Tuesday, Uber's public affairs lead for Texas met with key Austin City Council staffers and urged them to consider amending the law, while city staffers urged the company to return in compliance.
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"We're likely going to be amending our complaint, we're looking at doing that now — to add a defamation claim directly against the president," Avenatti told CNN's Wolf Blitzer on The Situation Room Wednesday.
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"I encourage the authorities to consult broadly before passing or amending this, or any other, legislation," Bachelet said, according to her opening statement to the 41st session of the U.N. Human Rights Council.
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Vince himself had been silent on the matter, but he talked to The Guardian yesterday about the video before amending his comments on his Twitter this morning, saying that he had been misquoted.
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Thailand's campaigners have long called for amending the 1961 National Park Act to protect villagers and indigenous people from being evicted from land they consider theirs by birthright, because of disputes over ownership.
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Mexican government and society abandoned long-held anti-American grievances, to the point of amending the nation's constitution to allow US companies access to Mexico's oil riches, thus enhancing North American energy security.
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Earlier on Thursday, Chancellor Bouchard sided with Redstone by denying a request by CBS for a temporary restraining order to bar Redstone from amending bylaws or sacking directors ahead of the board meeting.
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House GOP leaders this year hit a dubious milestone when they broke the single-cycle record for reporting closed rules — the procedural step barring lawmakers from amending bills when they hit the floor.
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The consent judgment notes that a federal court had previously found the state of Idaho violated the Constitution's Equal Protection Clause by not allowing trans people a method of amending their birth certificates.
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"Amending the Constitution is an extraordinary step, but it is the only way to safeguard our democratic process against the threat of unrestrained and anonymous spending by wealthy individuals and corporations," he added.
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In a motion filed Monday, Marcus Pilkington&aposs attorneys say the state "ignored" procedures that would allow for amending the original indictment against him, which accused him of engaging in organized criminal activity.
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"This requires amending Article 22 of the Statute in a manner that... preserve(s) the ECB's flexibility and autonomy to react to unforeseen circumstances and effectively address risks to its mandate," he added.
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Square said in a statement to CNBC that its application with the Utah Department of Financial Institutions was still active and that it would refile the FDIC application after amending and strengthening it.
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It said their treatment did not conform with China's obligations under the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and urged Beijing to consider amending its laws to bring them into conformity with international norms.
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Marsy's Law Crime Victim Rights Amendment: An "affirmative" vote supports amending a section on the North Carolina Constitution that addresses the rights of crime victims by adding a version of a Marsy's Law.
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On Thursday, he released a video message calling for amending it to make explicit the legality of the country's Self-Defense Forces, as Japan's military, which has about 225,000 active members, is known.
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Mass citizen mobilization, when married to the material support of a faction of disaffected or disadvantaged elites, can succeed in amending or entirely rewriting democratic constitutions to eliminate the worst distortions to representation.
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On Sunday, Bouteflika's campaign manager said if re-elected, the president would orchestrate a national conference to pave a way for debate over amending the constitution and deciding a time for early elections.
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In an interview with Axios, Trump dramatically proposed ending birthright citizenship by executive order, even though doing so would be nearly impossible because it would involve the cumbersome process of amending the Constitution.
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He said his organization would lobby for streamlining cross-border tax arrangements with Europe and for amending or abolishing a regulation that grants artists a royalty payment each time their work is resold.
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And so when state lawmakers were amending the relevant section of the state criminal code anyway, it might have seemed like the perfect time to get rid of the outdated, unconstitutional sodomy ban.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Lawmakers will be able to determine the shape of Britain's exit from the European Union by amending the government's Brexit legislation in parliament, trade minister Liam Fox will say on Tuesday.
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Trump directed the Treasury, Labor, and Health and Human Services departments to consider amending regulations to the preventive services mandate to address conscious-based objections, like religious employers balking at covering birth control.
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Chinese officials are also considering amending the Made in China 2025 plan, which is designed to give Chinese companies an edge in a number of industries, including artificial intelligence and robotics, the Journal reported.
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There will be discussions about amending the bill to make it more palatable to the White House, and a full vote on passing the bill may or not may happen in the coming weeks.
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Amending the law, which largely restricts citizenship to members of what it terms "national races" - the 135 ethnic groups deemed by the state to be indigenous - was a key recommendation of the Annan commission.
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Abe said in May he wanted to achieve his cherished dream of amending the U.S.-drafted charter - seen by many conservatives as a humiliating symbol of Japan's defeat in World War Two - by 2020.
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But it has not taken off the table the possibility in the future of amending or terminating its Open Skies agreements that allow the Gulf carriers to fly to any American airport they want.
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Amending the charter to remove a dominant political role for the military has been one of the most contentious issues facing Myanmar as it emerges from nearly half a century of strict army rule.
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The usual conservative arguments against granting statehood to Washington, D.C., hinge on studiously dry, procedural quibbles about amending the Constitution or worries that a D.C. state might exert undue influence on the federal government.
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Sources in Suu Kyi's camp say she has grown increasingly frustrated with military intransigence on issues ranging from amending the constitution to relatively minor formalities such as the location of the handover of power.
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Lawmakers are also considering amending the government budget to bring the CFPB's funding, currently provided by the independent Federal Reserve, under the control of Congress, potentially allowing Republicans to starve the agency of resources.
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They will need to convince only a quarter of legislators in the lower house to back their choice of prime minister, who need not be an MP. Barriers to amending the constitution are prohibitive.
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The embattled drugmaker, which is amending its credit agreement for the second time in six months, agreed to increase the interest on the facility by 0.50 percent, it said in a statement on Thursday.
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Parliament, which had mandated the recount after a government report found serious violations had taken place, had also canceled some results such as overseas and displaced votes by amending the election law this month.
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BRASILIA, Oct 24 (Reuters) - Brazilian congressional committees are scheduled to vote on sweeping mining reforms on Tuesday, likely amending President Michel Temer's proposals to favor smaller miners before putting them to a broader vote.
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The changes include amending article 200 of the constitution to add that the military has a duty to protect "the constitution and democracy and the fundamental makeup of the country and its civil nature".
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That has prompted a group of lawmakers from across the political spectrum to come up with a plan to try to win parliament the authority to prevent a no-deal exit by amending legislation.
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The Greek parliament was set to adopt a bill amending the country's asylum laws to enable asylum seekers and other migrants to be sent back to so-called safe countries, without explicitly naming Turkey.
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"We should move to be more transparent by amending the law to protect our casinos from money laundering by crime syndicates," said Josephine Sato, one of the amended bill authors in the lower house.
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Sisi told a youth forum in the Red Sea resort of Sharm al-Sheikh that a new committee would "draft a comprehensive vision for amending the law regulating NGOs and civil society in Egypt".
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The group has proposed amending the bill, the AV START Act, to set standards for those vehicles, for instance, requiring a "vision test" for automated vehicles to test what their different sensors actually see.
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" Amnesty International ultimately recommends amending or repealing these kinds of laws, and, more importantly, ensuring "access to affordable, scientific evidence-based, gender-appropriate drug dependence treatment and sexual and reproductive healthcare services without discrimination.
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Amending the Constitution would require a two-thirds majority vote in both the House and Senate, as well as ratification by the legislatures or ratifying conventions of three-quarters (or more) of the states.
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In the proposal, O'Rourke says that he supports amending Section 230 to "remove legal immunity from lawsuits for large social media platforms" that refuse to be proactive in removing hate speech and terrorist content.
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Google previously laid the groundwork for this latest visual trickery by spending earlier years amending the look of ads to bring them closer in line with the steadfast, cleaner appearance of genuine search results.
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She will advocate amending the law in order to take the burden of proof off defendants who have to demonstrate in pretrial hearings that they acted in self-defense and deserve immunity from trial.
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Land banking is not illegal, but the practice goes against the spirit of mining laws and the state of Western Australia, which covers Forrest's cattle stations, is currently amending laws to address the issue.
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WASHINGTON, March 14 (Reuters) - The Trump administration is working with Congress on amending the proposed Republican healthcare bill through talks with leaders in the House of Representatives, a White House spokesman said on Tuesday.
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Similarly, the impetus and rationale for amending CERCLA is a recent decision by the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals that overturned the EPA's 2008 regulatory exemption of CAFOs from the law's toxic emissions requirements.
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Six weeks later, it told its clients it was restricting the sales of risky securities, later amending the policy to give its clients time to exit their positions, CNBC reported the people as saying.
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He enjoys the spontaneity of tapping thoughts into his phone at breakfast and then amending the plan, if necessary, at the LA Fitness he visits five minutes from his off-season residence in Dallas.
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Coons said Tuesday that he would be open to amending the 2015 law that requires Trump to certify Iran's compliance "if that's what's required to get the president to continue to embrace" the deal.
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One deputy, Huang Xihua, went so far as to propose amending the Constitution to remove all limits on family planning, which until 2016 notoriously forbade most Chinese families from having more than one child.
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Scott also urged amending state law so that anyone involuntarily hospitalized as dangerously mentally ill be stripped of all access to firearms, with a court hearing required before their gun rights could be restored.
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It parodied the political landscape in Japan where neo-nationalists and neoliberals increasingly resemble one another through their agreement on controversial issues, including amending Japan's pacifist constitution and the imposition of further austerity measures.
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To that end, Cardinal Blasé Cupich of Chicago, one of the Pope's key allies in the United States, suggested amending the proposal to codify how and when lay people should be involved in investigating bishops.
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We're also pleased the committee understands how damaging it is that the current Equality Act makes no provision for people who don't identify as either male or female, and suggests that amending this is vital.
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Trump threatened to withdraw from the nuclear agreement if lawmakers did not toughen it by amending the Iran Nuclear Agreement Review Act, or INARA, the U.S. law that opened the possibility of bringing sanctions back.
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In fact, the founding fathers provided a second mechanism for amending the Constitution: It requires Congress to call a constitutional convention to propose amendments when two-thirds of the states apply for such a convention.
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In the past, however, he has suggested amending the Bank of England's mandate to focus on more targets than inflation; a changed mandate might lead to reduced room for increasing rates in response to inflation.
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When the third referendum was introduced in 1998, the anti-statehood political party organized a boycott of the vote over the wording on the ballot, amending it to include a "none of the above" box.
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The Fraternal Order of Police also said they support reversing or amending the guidelines barring federal agents from relying on racial profiling during their investigations, which were implemented by President George W. Bush in 2003.
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Even before the new Republican health plan sets in, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services could take away the right to free contraceptives by amending their status as preventative care, according to Rewire.
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"Subsea 7 is open to considering amending its proposal if it can discover additional value through discussions with the McDermott management team," Subsea, one fifth owned by Norwegian billionaire Kristian Siem, said in a statement.
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YANGON (Reuters) - The office of Myanmar's civilian president said on Tuesday that the assassination of a lawyer advising the ruling party on amending a military-drafted constitution was likely an effort to destabilise the country.
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YANGON (Reuters) - Myanmar's parliament on Wednesday voted to set up a committee to discuss amending the country's constitution, despite objections by military-aligned lawmakers against a move that is likely to challenge the army's power.
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"At the same time, we are equally dedicated to addressing overly burdensome regulations and, even more so, to amending or eliminating regulations that may decrease safety or increase the chances of environmental harm," he said.
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Many business leaders and economists have expressed hope that Mr. Temer will win congressional support for changes like reducing federal pensions, privatizing state-owned companies and amending labor laws that critics say hamper economic growth.
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The Treasury also said the SEC should consider amending market structure rules such as Regulation NMS and the price increment, or "tick size," at which stocks are traded in order to encourage greater trading volume.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W.Va. — House Republicans are pressing Senate colleagues to take a more serious look at amending the upper chamber's filibuster rule amidst an unresolved budget stalemate that shut the government down last month.
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"If you look at constitutions around the world, rewriting, amending, and recognizing what values have changed are vital to the health of any constitutional democracy," said Julie Suk, who teaches antidiscrimination law at Cardozo Law.
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The next steps for the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission, the state oil regulator, involve amending its own rules to align with the increased focus on health and safety required in the new law.
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Instead, she's demanding that 153 candidates embrace a bigger slate of reforms, including, most strikingly, embracing industry-wide bargaining and amending the National Labor Relations Act to allow states to enact tougher pro-union laws.
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Her resignation comes days after the Baltimore City Council proposed amending the city charter to make it possible to remove her, and after the F.B.I. raided her two homes and her office at City Hall.
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During the presidential transition, Mr. Kobach was photographed meeting with Mr. Trump and carrying a document that appeared to propose amending the federal motor-voter law, a document that he has refused to make public.
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On Wednesday, Virginia ratified the Equal Rights Amendment and was celebrated by proponents as the 38th state to do so, which they claim meets the required threshold for amending the highest law in the land.
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While strict new regulations are poised to come into force in the EU in May, the changes are also rippling out worldwide with Google and Amazon both amending their respective privacy processes in recent weeks.
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The recreational fishing community hopes to amend Magnuson and improve recreational management by amending the law such that it recognizes that recreational fisheries cannot be effectively managed with the same approach as the commercial sector.
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The EPA's stay "is essentially an order delaying the rule's effective date, and this court has held that such orders are tantamount to amending or revoking a rule," Judges David Tatel and Robert Wilkins wrote.
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A U.S. congressional commission said in a report last month that amending the extradition laws could provide grounds for Washington to re-examine elements of its relationship with Hong Kong outlined in the 1992 law.
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Maybe it's worth amending the Workologist stance to advise that if you're still acclimating to a new gig, you should consider playing along with the apparent norms until you feel confident about the office culture.
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But more fundamentally, congressional Republicans will move legislation amending the Clean Air Act to permanently eliminate the regulatory authority — ensuring that even if Trump loses in 2020, an Obama-style framework can't simply be recreated.
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Military members of parliament, clad in green uniforms, rose to their feet and stood in silence as parliament voted to approve the first stage of a proposal to form a committee on amending the constitution.
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According to the letter filed by the challengers on Friday, the government doesn't object to the plaintiffs amending their earlier lawsuit to address the president's new proclamation, but will oppose the request for a preliminary injunction.
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Lords Lawson and Lamont, both former Tory chancellors, attacked as undemocratic the idea of amending a bill that had not only passed the Commons unscathed but also reflected one of the biggest votes in British history.
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She has been firmly told that, although words may be added to the political declaration about future relations, there is no chance of amending the legally binding withdrawal agreement that fixes the principal terms for Brexit.
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Government officials have said granting marriage equality will take longer, as it requires changing people's attitudes and amending the country's Civil Code, which deals with the rights of private persons, including family law and inheritance law.
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"Today, we are publishing our updated Workplace Relationships policy and amending our arbitration agreements to make arbitration a choice rather than a requirement in sexual harassment claims," a company spokesperson said in an email to Recode.
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That is the lowest since Abe returned to power almost five years ago with a conservative agenda of reviving traditional values and loosening limits on the military that centered on amending the pacifist post-war constitution.
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Andrew Cuomo signed the bill Monday that basically makes tax returns a little less private, by amending a law that exempted an individual's tax privacy from matters involving law enforcement to include congressional tax-related investigations.
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The case could go all the way to the Supreme Court, but it's unclear if the current Congress is interested in amending the Civil Rights Act to more clearly designate LGBTQ employees as safe from discrimination.
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Genel said on Wednesday it would reduce the outstanding bond debt through an early redemption of a notional amount of $121.8 million and extend maturity through amending and restating terms to a new 5 year bond.
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In August 2014, after amending its state court complaint, CollegeAmerica's GC specifically said in an affidavit in the EEOC's federal case that the school would not assert Potts breached their settlement by cooperating with the EEOC.
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"We're working with several Italian banks which have already amended or are in the process of amending the terms of their debt programmes to be able to ... sell SNP bonds," Allen & Overy Partner Cristiano Tommasi said.
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He said Congress, despite amending the law in 2013, never updated it to cover the collection of data such as users' IP addresses, browser settings and operating settings, and reflect a "contemporary understanding" of Internet privacy.
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Sources in her camp say she became frustrated with military intransigence on issues ranging from amending the constitution that bars her from the presidency to minor formalities such as the location of the handover of power.
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Kevin Lavin, the former emergency manager for Atlantic City, found that the lifeguard pension was costing the city more than $1 million a year and suggested amending the law so the pension could be cut off.
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His actions single-handedly killed dozens of popular, bipartisan-led reforms — such as facilitating medical cannabis access to military veterans and amending federal banking laws so that licensed marijuana businesses are treated like other legal industries.
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Social conservatives in the party exerted significant influence over the drafting and amending of the platform this week, succeeding in almost all of their efforts to add language that pushed the document more to the right.
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With several investigations into the deed modification and sale of a Manhattan nursing home still active, the de Blasio administration on Friday announced a new policy to overhaul its procedure for removing or amending deed restrictions.
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"We're working with several Italian banks which have already amended or are in the process of amending the terms of their debt programs to be able to ... sell SNP bonds," Allen & Overy Partner Cristiano Tommasi said.
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George W. Bush's first Treasury Secretary, Paul O'Neill, made headlines when the Senate's review of his returns resulted in his amending them to correct errors for three years and pay a nominal sum in back taxes.
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Lawmakers are considering amending the law to include clauses on Iran's missile use, the sunset clauses and ballistic missile development that would trigger more sanctions to rein in malign Iranian behavior in Lebanon, Syria and elsewhere.
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QNA, citing a decree issued by the Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani amending a 2004 anti-terrorism law, said the amendments set rules for defining terrorism, acts of terrorism, freezing funding and terrorism financing.
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The U.S. Bureau of Land Management, in a statement on Thursday, said it would consider amending the Desert Renewable Energy Conservation Plan as part of a broader federal effort to unwind regulations that impede energy development.
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For example, the President recently signed the Frank R. Lautenberg Chemical Safety for the 21st Century Act into law, modernizing the chemical safety and approval process and amending the decades old Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA).
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The U.S. Transportation Department told U.S. airlines in may that they must continue to allow the transport of the most common service animals, but said it was asking for public comment about amending its existing regulations.
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But the legislation needed to make the deal effective has been languishing in Congress, held back by some legislators' enduring distrust of the MILF and others' concerns that the proposed bill would require amending the Constitution.
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Transport for London is now planning to charge a maximum fee of £2.9m for the largest mincab firms to operate in the capital, it can be revealed, amending its original plans to increase it to £166,000.
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Ultra-Orthodox politicians strongly denounced the ruling and vowed to fight it, but given the yearlong time frame for amending the law, the stability of the governing coalition did not appear to be in imminent danger.
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It fined Facebook 5 million euros and asked it to publish an amending statement on the homepage of its website for Italy, on the Facebook app and on the personal page of each registered Italian user.
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The President's thinking, officials say, is that if the US and Europe are united on amending the deal, the other signatories -- Russia and China -- will come along, and Iran will have no choice but to comply.
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So great, indeed, is this ideological leap that the prime minister has already wobbled under pressure, amending the original manifesto promise to cap the sums that the elderly or their heirs will be expected to pay.
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The Democrats - bitter opponents of Pheu Thai in the past - have said that amending the post-coup constitution would be a condition for joining any Palang Pracharat government, Democrat spokesman Rames Rattanachaweng said late on Tuesday.
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Gillibrand's announcement was endorsed by End Citizens United, a grassroots PAC aimed at amending a 2010 decision by the U.S. Supreme Court that certain independent campaign expenditures by corporations, non-profits and others cannot be restricted.
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"By amending the shareholders' agreement, the government is also secretly waiving several important veto rights which safeguard state interests, while the number of its members in the company's board will be gradually reduced," he told Reuters.
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"Ryanair advises that it is amending the terms of the arrangements to allow for shares to be repurchased by way of block trades from EU holders of shares," the airline said in a statement on Wednesday.
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The bill the House plans to vote on this Thursday would be one of the first steps in amending the US Constitution to bar the government from spending more than it brings in in federal revenue.
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Amending the rules governing co-location facilities, or servers placed near exchanges to maximise trading speed, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) said bourses must 'ensure complete control and jurisdiction' over their co-location facility.
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The discrepancy came as President Donald Trump cleared the way for additional federal funding for Puerto Rico by amending a September disaster declaration to increase the share of rebuilding and recovery costs borne by the U.S. government.
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All peaceful avenues to independence involve amending the U.S. Constitution — meaning the legislatures of two-thirds of the states would have to consent to letting the country's biggest state and its most powerful economic engine walk away.
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So now, with elections looming next year, the ruling African National Congress (ANC) party has decided to take more drastic action: amending the constitution to make it legal for the government to seize land without providing compensation.
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As Gulliver previously reported, that experience comprised of Boryspil Airport amending its contract at the eleventh hour, UIA filing lawsuits to block the low-cost carrier's entry, and both companies' management denigrating Ryanair in the local press.
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"It looks like the FCA is consulting on amending the existing listing rules to accommodate the peculiarities of one company, which is not a very effective strategy for regulating the market as a whole," Hamilton Claxton said.
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According to French newspapers Le Monde and Liberation, which obtained copies of the report, Sarr and Savoy proposed amending the part of the patrimony law governing culture and heritage that forbids national collections from ceding these artefacts.
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This came after sentiment had already been muddied by news that talks between EU officials and Britain on amending its divorce deal with the European Union had made no headway and no swift solution was in sight.
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Pelosi last year had opposed a trade-promotion authority (TPA) bill, known as fast-track, which the administration viewed as vital to securing the TPP because it prevents Congress from amending or filibustering the president's trade deals.
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The "X" option will not be available at the time of birth, Michael Lanza, a spokesman for the New York City Health Department, told CNN Thursday, though it will be an option for amending youth birth certificates.
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In recent years, as Silicon Valley has fallen out of favor with lawmakers in Washington, members of Congress on both sides of the aisle have increasingly spoken out in favor of amending or even gutting Section 85033.
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When a toxic employee has been given boundaries and some ways in which he or she can change a bad behavior, it's important to keep an eye out to make sure this person is amending that behavior.
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Amending the electoral law, the assembly did not set a new date for the vote, which had been called last month as part of a European Union-brokered deal to end political deadlock linked to the scandal.
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Last summer, Sassou Nguesso began the process of amending the country's constitution to remove both a two-term limit and an age restriction that would have barred the 232-year-old leader from seeking re-election again.
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Last summer, Sassou Nguesso began the process of amending the country's constitution to remove both a two-term limit and an age restriction that would have barred the 19993-year-old leader from seeking re-election again.
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Trump could, theoretically, approach it the same way he dealt with the Iran nuclear deal — set a public deadline for amending the agreement and promise to pull out of the original deal if the deadline isn't met.
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New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, among others, pushed backed against the order and Raimondo has since repealed that order, amending it to require self-quarantine for anyone coming from outside her state for non-work related reasons.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Michelle Bachelet urged authorities in Hong Kong on Monday to "consult broadly" before passing or amending an extradition bill that triggered weeks of protests, or any other legislation.
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But his critics say that he displayed reckless arrogance in some of his decisions, and legislators from both parties have since called for investigations and discussed amending the constitution to curtail the pardon authority for future governors.
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Asking cabinet secretaries to "consider" amending the contraception regulation "to address conscience-based objections to the preventive-care mandate" doesn't mean much divorced from knowledge of the people in a position to take up the president's invitation.
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Senator Jeanne Shaheen, Democrat of New Hampshire, appeared to break with her caucus last week in calling for an "up-or-down vote" on Judge Gorsuch, earning unwelcome praise from the White House before amending her comments.
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Conaway won't seek reelection: report MORE (R-Utah), who supports amending the Antiquities Act to allow for more local input, highlighted tribal opposition to the Bears Ears National Monument that Obama designated in his state last December.
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HAVANA (Reuters) - The commission in charge of writing Communist-run Cuba's new constitution has revised an original draft to remove the concept of marriage altogether after originally amending it to open the doorway to same-sex unions.
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While Milner hopes that, as the sites grow, they'll implement a standardization of the criteria needed for adding and amending meme entries, he acknowledges that, even in their current less-polished form, they're "effective" tools for historicizing.
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WSTA has forecast the price of alcohol in Britain is set to increase in 2017 as a consequence of manufacturers and importers amending costs in reaction to the Brexit vote and the slide in the value of sterling.
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As Deputy Foreign Minister a decade ago, he led the Russian side in talks with the US on extending and amending arms control agreements, and showed a detailed grasp of the technicalities, according to experts in the field.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - The OSCE media watchdog on Wednesday criticized a German law designed to fine social media networks for dragging their feet in removing hateful postings for being too broad and called on lawmakers to consider amending it.
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Any new bid launched within a year would need recommendation from Stada's executive and supervisory boards and approval by financial watchdog Bafin, as German takeover rules otherwise bar Bain and Cinven from amending their offer a second time.
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Hridayesh Tripathi, of the Tarai Madhes Loktantrik Party (TMLP), campaigning against the constitution, warned of trouble in the plains where more than half of Nepal's 28.6 million people live if the polls went ahead without amending the constitution.
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UNCERTAIN PATH AHEAD The next steps for the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission, the state oil regulator, involve amending its own rules to align with the increased focus on health and safety required in the new law.
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Today's other big environmental news comes from the Interior Department's Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement (BSSE), which proposed amending offshore drilling rules, such as removing a mandate that companies certify certain devices through an independent third party.
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Neither proposal is likely to come close to passing, given the difficulty of amending the constitution: Each must receive a two-thirds vote in the House and the Senate before being ratified by three-fourths of the states.
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"It would signal a faster approval if Bolsonaro and his team commit to amending the current pension reform bill that has been in Congress for some months," said Ricardo Lacerda, founder and partner at investment bank BR Partners.
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The American Academy of Pediatrics, amending earlier advice, now said it's OK for babies to Skype or FaceTime with grandma and grandpa, and for older children and teens to do some of their socializing, learning and playing online.
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"Today, we are publishing our updated Workplace Relationships policy and amending our arbitration agreements to make arbitration a choice rather than a requirement in sexual harassment claims," Anthony Harrison, a spokesman for Facebook, told CNBC in a statement.
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LONDON, Oct 22 (Reuters) - The European Union will not reopen the Brexit deal it has reached with Britain if lawmakers seek to change it by amending legislation to ratify the agreement, Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Tuesday.
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South Koreans have been reminded that one of those earlier time-wasters was trying to stop then-dictator Park Chung-hee, the current president's late father, from amending the constitution to allow himself a third term in office.
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The report makes clear that the Treasury is intent on rolling back or amending a number of rules imposed under the Dodd-Frank Act - legislation introduced in the wake of the financial crisis intended to make banks safer.
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Amending Article 9 would be hugely symbolic for Japan, where supporters see it as the foundation of post-war democracy but many conservatives see it as a humiliating imposition by the U.S. Occupation after Japan's defeat in 1945.
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The government had struggled to meet its deadline to sell PIA, which has accumulated losses of more than $3 billion, after a delay of many months in amending a 1956 law that barred it from being privately owned.
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As emphasized by the recent Krueger report, such reforms should include congressional action to modify Puerto Rico's minimum wage to make its economy more competitive, as well as amending the Jones Act to reduce the island's transport costs.
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The panel's other energy and environment priorities include potentially reauthorizing the legislation for the Department of Energy, amending the Clean Air Act and working to restart planning and construction of the Yucca Mountain nuclear waste site in Nevada.
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But the White House wants Congress to toughen its oversight by amending a law called INARA, so that the US can potentially sanction Iran for activities that were never part of the nuclear deal in the first place.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Transportation Department told U.S. airlines on Tuesday that they must continue to allow the transport of the most common service animals, but said it was asking for public comment about amending its existing regulations.
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So they invoked the "nuclear option," Capitol Hill-speak for amending long-standing Senate rules requiring a 60-vote threshold to confirm Supreme Court nominees, which would allow the GOP to install Gorsuch with a simple majority vote.
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Foreign ownership of riyal-denominated Saudi debt securities has so far been minimal, but the Capital Market Authority said in mid-2016 that it was amending its rules to let foreign institutional investors buy exchange-listed debt instruments.
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Since then, Honeywell has publicly voiced its support for stricter regulations, and in 2014, was one of a group of companies to partner with the Obama administration in its bid to make amending the Montreal Protocol a priority.
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Mr. Schumer, a New York Democrat, said Sunday that he wants to strengthen that law, which he helped pass in 153, by amending it to require bus operators to post restaurant-style letter grades on their vehicles' windshields.
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"Congress, possessing exclusive power over the amending process, cannot be bound by, and is under no duty to accept, the pronouncements upon that exclusive power by this Court or by the [state] courts," the Court explained in Coleman.
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Unofficial results of Monday's special election in the Osage Nation in northern Oklahoma showed 52 percent approved a referendum amending the definition of marriage in the tribe's legal code to include same-sex couples, officials said this week.
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He suggested amending the plan to eliminate the AirTrain link to La Guardia and the PATH extension to Newark Liberty until their value could be tested, saying they were "amongst the most ill-conceived projects" he had seen.
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Jeffrey Wall, a Justice Department lawyer, suggested at oral arguments that the plaintiffs could keep the case alive by amending their lawsuit and adding a request for money damages — something they've never asked for in years of litigation.
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Even though that path is theoretically easier than amending the Constitution, it has not been done since 1869, when Congress established the nine seats, after a low of five justices and a high of 10 in earlier decades.
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Money fund providers are faced with the costs and challenges of developing new products, or amending existing ones, to comply with the reforms, while corporate treasurers and other short-term investors are determining which best meet their needs.
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"Trump would need Congress to pass legislation amending the IRS tax credits for electric vehicles that were in the tax reform passed last year," Garrett Nelson, a senior equity analyst at research investment firm CFRA Research, told me.
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Instead, it operates on an entirely new blockchain, a "self-amending cryptoledger" that rewards developers who upgrade the network's protocols and allows for "seamless," consensual upgrades of those protocols (read the white paper here for a lot more detail).
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"I've reached a conclusion that we can no longer delay discussing amending the constitution, which was also my campaign promise, to break down limits we face in the big picture for the Republic of Korea's sustainable development," Park said.
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In other words, the function of an investigative committee is to act as the eyes and ears of Congress in obtaining facts upon which the full legislature can act, and that includes amending laws in light of changed circumstances.
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KAMPALA (Reuters) - A law amending Uganda's constitution to allow aging leader Yoweri Museveni to extend his rule was introduced in parliament on Tuesday, at a session where nearly all its opponents were either barred or stayed away in protest.
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Islamabad has sought to head off the move by amending its anti-terrorism laws and by taking over organizations controlled by Hafiz Saeed, a Pakistan-based Islamist whom Washington blames for the 2008 Mumbai attacks that killed 166 people.
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The Indonesian government is in the process of amending coal mining rules to enforce implementation of a 2009 mineral law that require miners to convert their mining permits to a licensing system upon the expiration of their current contracts.
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In a sign of how grave the political crisis has become, May was forced to deny a Daily Telegraph report that she was considering amending the 1998 Good Friday Agreement, which ended 30 years of violence in Northern Ireland.
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The government wants to adopt the changes by amending the 2007 Historic Memory Law, which fell short of addressing the demands of survivors and victims&apos relatives when Rajoy&aposs conservative government eliminated its budgets for exhumations and reparations.
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The comments, made at the parliament, came as Seoul indicted last week that it was open to talks on amending the five-year-old bilateral deal, which U.S. President Donald Trump had threatened to terminate unless it was renegotiated.
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Note: Some parts of this story have been edited for clarity and accuracy after publication; that includes amending the fact that Tech In Asia's subscription package is not more expensive than Bloomberg, The Information or The Wall Street Journal .
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"We, Romania's international partners and allies, call on all parties involved in amending Romania's criminal and criminal procedure codes to avoid changes that would weaken the rule of law or Romania's ability to fight crime or corruption," it said.
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The bill, called the Trade Protection Not Troll Protection Act, applies primarily to patent infringement complaints and would limit the ability of patent trolls to obtain relief from the ITC by amending the domestic industry requirements of Section 337.
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Paschal Donohoe said these actions could include an increase in its annual bank levy, amending tax law, introducing stricter reporting or shareholder activist actions if insufficient progress on compensating customers was made by an initial deadline of mid-December.
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Michael Beeman, assistant U.S. Trade Representative, and Myung-hee Yoo, Korea's director general from the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy, met in Washington to lay out their top priorities for amending the 85033 U.S.-Korea (KORUS) trade deal.
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In other words, it was in craven self-interest that the tech sector opposed amending the CDA, while exploiting the banner of civil liberty with claims that FOSTA-SESTA imperiled free speech and even the future of the Internet.
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Rather than passing a new authorization or amending war resolutions already on the books to match the current strategic environment, Congress has failed to do its job, choosing to keep outdated authorities in place while stretching their original meaning.
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Among these is amending the 2015 Minsk II agreement, which was supposed to result in a permanent cease-fire; a withdrawal of troops and heavy weapons from key points in the conflict zone; and Ukrainian political reforms, including elections.
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Mike Waltz (R-Fla.) advocated for amending the bill ahead of the vote, making the case that Treasury's anti-terrorism office could play an important role in pushing back on Iran's aggression amid heightened tensions between Washington and Tehran.
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The Justice Department on Tuesday proposed amending the scope of its warrant in a filing with the Superior Court of the District of Columbia Criminal Division, which is slated to hold a hearing over the dispute on Thursday morning.
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If Congress chose to do so, the attorney general's decision to rescind asylum protections of domestic violence victims could be reversed by amending the asylum law to include the term "gender" along with other grounds like race and religion.
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McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (R-Tenn.), who is undecided, said on Tuesday that there have been discussions on amending the National Emergencies Act.
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With a conservative new director for the consumer protection bureau, bipartisan interest in amending parts of Dodd-Frank and the GOP focused on pulling back a few key rules, here are five ways finance laws could change in 2018.
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The Federation government is working on amending legislation to enable tax authorities to defer the income tax payment for small businesses until June 30, a measure which has been also announced by the Serb Republic, Bosnia's other autonomous half.
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Allies of Egypt's president, Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, are well on their way to amending the Egyptian Constitution to make him, in effect, president for life, or at least until 2034, and give even more power to the military.
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So its activists, taking a page from the playbook of similarly minded groups in other countries, including the United States, are stepping up a campaign of guerrilla tactics, hoping to shock the Parliament into amending the government's proposed law.
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KHARTOUM (Reuters) - A parliamentary committee tasked with amending Sudan's constitution to allow President Omar al-Bashir to run for another term said on Saturday it would indefinitely postpone a meeting to draft these changes, state news agency SUNA said.
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Despite the fact that the CASE Act has been discussed for years, the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) announced only recently its interest in amending the bill under the guise of concern regarding due process and freedom of speech.
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" On social media, well-known Mexican curator Cuauhtémoc Medina expressed his dissent of that decision, arguing that amending culture is a form of censorship and that artworks and exhibitions are "closed texts, unless they are explicitly presented as participatory.
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They balance the cost of building compliant systems and processes and amending existing agreements with often thousands of service providers with the loss of business of not being able to provide those services to consumers covered by those laws.
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Officials from nearly 200 countries are trying to hammer out details of an agreement to cut the use of hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) used in heating and air conditioning by amending the ozone-protection treaty that went into force in 1989.
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After the ruling, Aeroflot said it was satisfied that the court did not rule it was discriminating against employees, TASS news agency reported, and would look at amending its staff regulations once it had fully studied the court's decision.
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"Given that the vitriol has died down slightly and given that the name was being batted around, speculated to, as well as the plaintiff pursuing it and amending the complaint, it just seemed to be time," Mr. Valadez said.
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"The second reading of the Withdrawal Agreement Bill will allow MPs to determine the type of Brexit they want by amending the bill during its passage through parliament," Fox will say, according to advance extracts released by his office.
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Islamabad has sought to head off the motion by amending its anti-terrorism laws and by taking over organizations controlled by Hafiz Saeed, a Pakistan-based Islamist whom Washington blames for the 2008 Mumbai attacks that killed 166 people.
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