A Chinese company will not be bound by American law.
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They must also not be bound by Uber's arbitration clause.
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NORTH KOREA refuses to be bound by any global rules.
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To be bound to music was sexier even than freedom.
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But Mr. Kim would be bound to respond, analysts said.
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While civil disputes can be bound by arbitration, criminal cases cannot.
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However, there's a very specific way I'd like to be bound.
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Luckily, he won't be bound by those rules for very long.
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Israeli Jews do not want to be bound by diaspora sensitivities.
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The United States, they argue, won't be bound by these constraints.
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The whole weekend is available for you to be bound and bind.
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But China has said it will not be bound by any ruling.
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You can be bound by the format or having to sell drinks.
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Manager Andy Green said Solarte might be bound for the disabled list.
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Looks like we'll be bound to the brand's website, as per usual.
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To be religious means to be bound to some god or thing.
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Senators would no longer be bound by allegiances to these special interests.
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She would then, of course, be bound to live by her words.
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They also appeared to be bound together at the waist, he said.
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Who wants to be bound by the behavioral constraints of petty mortals.
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Manfred, however, emphasized that his decision would not be bound by legal cases.
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Yet Labour is unlikely to agree to be bound by any such votes.
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They have already said they would not be bound by Sarkozy's policy proposals.
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Even when a relationship ends, we continue to be bound to our clients.
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Regardless, when the agency will be bound by however the Supreme Court rules.
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If confirmed, Mr. Carson would be bound to enforce the Fair Housing Act.
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The crop will be bound for a close-by destination — extremely close by.
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That is why the statesman must be bound by constitutional rules and customs.
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Satan will be bound, along with one of his masterworks: the European Union.
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Driving may be bound to change, but that character isn't going anywhere, anytime soon.
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Leaders such as French President Emmanuel Macron say they won't be bound by that.
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Facebook and Twitter and Microsoft, for example, would not be bound by these rules.
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The remaining 17 delegates will be bound and awarded based on the statewide results.
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But maybe Uber won't want to be bound by the laws of gravity anymore.
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It's a horror film that refuses to be bound by its own genre conventions.
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Indiana's 57 delegates will be bound, or committed, to Trump, Kasich or Texas Sen.
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But if you sign the contract, then you should be bound to that contract.
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Both Sweden and Britain said they would not be bound by the panel's ruling.
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" He noted that House Democrats are "not going to be bound" by "artificial deadlines.
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But why should Wonder Woman, my fantasy of strength, be bound by mortal modesty?
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That in turn would be bound to send shock waves throughout the global economy.
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The missiles would still be bound by a flight range cap of 800 km.
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No Parliament can be bound by its predecessors, and none can bind its successors.
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But the young entrepreneur didn't want to be bound by that publication's rigid standards.
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Next week, we'll be bound for the largest consumer electronics showcase of the season.
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But those wounds can be bound up only once the threat has been defeated.
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Its reward for this hospitality was to be bound to the seabed by diamond chains.
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"They make nutrients accessible that might otherwise be bound up in the soil," he says.
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So, in general, no comedian should be bound by political correctness in taking him on.
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Microsoft may be bound to both U.S. and Irish law, even if the two conflict.
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Large soy purchases reported for unknown buyers are often assumed to be bound for China.
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Leaders such as French President Emmanuel Macron say they will not be bound by that.
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The IOC would then be bound to accept any decision by CAS' anti-doping division.
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If we're bound by certain rules and regulations, then they should be bound as well.
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Vanessa is an artist who refuses to be bound by the circumstances of her past.
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Grasz told the senators he would be bound to follow the Supreme Court's abortion precedents.
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The book on any such artist is be bound to more rigid than their work.
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Prosecutors also would no longer be bound to dismiss other counts that Manafort was charged with.
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They went to the Diabetes Center, where they knew people would be bound to show up.
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I'm an artist that doesn't want to be bound, materially speaking, to one mode of representation.
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But back to Ryan's terrible suggestion that delegates be bound to only those who have run.
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Such referendums would be bound to undermine investor confidence and rekindle the European sovereign debt crisis.
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These gradients, and the neon gradients, act as quantum components that cannot be bound by binary.
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As time wears on, the two women come to be bound by a furious, unpredictable intimacy.
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She said the companies would be bound by "strict rules" in place to address those issues.
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That's a bizarre set of rules to be bound by when you have such incredible power.
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In cases where accusers reached a settlement with Weinstein, they may be bound by nondisclosure agreements.
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By participating in the Sweepstakes, you (i) agree to be bound by these official rules, including all eligibility requirements, and (ii) agree to be bound by the decisions of Sponsor and the Sweepstakes Administrator, which are final and binding in all matters relating to the Sweepstakes.
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You're asking a team that has pregame knight fights and laser shows to be bound by tradition?
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When she reveals hidden feelings in her asides, they tend to be bound up with other issues.
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Odysseus must be bound to his ship because the urge to salvage the past is so powerful.
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Toshiba's attorney said they were concerned about agreeing to be bound by the San Francisco court's jurisdiction.
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In Pennsylvania, 17 of the state's delegates will be bound to the popular vote on April 26.
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Under Republican Party rules, delegates from states that hold presidential primaries must be bound by those results.
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A postal vote is already underway (although lawmakers won't be bound by the results of the referendum).
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In fairness, a novel that depends on the miraculous for its meaning may be bound to disappoint.
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However, if we broke up, I would be bound by this contract to repay him the money.
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Semenya has refused to be bound by these restrictions, placing a cloud over her future in athletics.
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Notably, Russia has not publicly complained when Israel has bombed convoys believed to be bound for Hezbollah.
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Trump is almost certain to win the 14 delegates that will be bound to the statewide winner.
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These delegates will be bound on the first ballot -- but free to support whomever they like after that.
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"We will not be bound by the report," Masatsugu Asakawa, vice finance minister for international affairs, told Reuters.
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Britain would remain part of the EU's customs union and internal market and be bound by EU laws.
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But, true to form, he won't be bound by conventional politics in the May 23-26 European election.
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The man at the store tells us he'll have them ready tomorrow, since they need to be bound.
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If you think Charlize Theron can be bound by things like gravity, high heels and necklaces, think again.
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However, the contracts will still be bound by European Union laws, which could complicate their completion, he explained.
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The terms of the programme stipulate that investors acknowledge and accept to be bound by Swiss resolution powers.
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Black Mirror suggests there is meaning in the will to not be bound by other humans's grossest impulses.
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Nations would be bound by local spheres of influence with little regard for global co-operation or trade.
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" She went on to say that if she were confirmed, she would be "bound by Supreme Court precedent.
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These delegates will be bound to Trump for the first vote at the convention in Cleveland in July.
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On the first ballot, delegates would be bound to vote for the candidate to whom they were pledged.
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Buildings that would be bound to the new emissions regulations include One World Trade Center and Trump Tower.
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The vessel was fully loaded with crude suspected to be bound for Syria's Banyas refinery, Gibraltar authorities said.
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But I think that right has to be bound by international norms and by law and by forethought.
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Most of the delegates from states that held primaries will be bound to Trump on the first ballot.
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Kim also says the North would no longer be bound to its moratorium on nuclear and ICBM tests.
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"Those wounds can be bound up only once the threat has been defeated," the Lincoln Project founders wrote.
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Entrants agree to be bound by the terms of these Official Rules and by the decisions of Time Inc.
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You could see very clearly that he wouldn't be bound by the timetables, he'd just follow his own mind.
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As an official White House employee, she'll also be bound by regulations on financial disclosures and conflicts of interest.
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The irony Comey didn't anticipate is that the next director to be bound by his precedent would be himself.
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Young companies interviewed by CNBC explained this trend, saying that technology and innovation should not be bound by borders.
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Only the parties involved would be bound by that ruling, so the next court could hear a similar case.
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Though parliamentary rules could change ahead of the convention, most delegates would only be bound on the first ballot.
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One lengthy slump or confrontation with management may mean that a quality player could be bound for Las Vegas.
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At the hearing on Wednesday, Judge Ellis repeatedly said he did not have to be bound by that agreement.
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After Soleimani was killed, Iran announced it would no longer be bound by the limitations in the nuclear agreement.
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He said he was "just tickled" to be bound for New York for the first time in his life.
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They will now be bound to vote for Cruz for at least one ballot at the national convention this summer.
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Britain will formally leave the EU in March 2019, but be bound by its regulations until the end of 2020.
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Delegates allocated by the primaries will be bound to the winners at national party conventions, under the new state law.
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The stakes in the 2016 election are simply too high for voters to be bound by political affiliation or ideology.
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Get smart: Trump proved a long time ago that he wouldn't be bound by the precedents set by past presidents.
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By entering this contest, participant agrees to be bound by these Official Rules and all decisions of the judging organization.
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A month or two down the line, they'd be bound into copies of the book I had just about finished.
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The deal's defenders argue that Iran would still be bound by the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty and the Additional Protocol.
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Because riverboats stopped in many states, the Court said, they could not be bound by the regulations of one state.
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Contemporary poets also often draw on deeply personal and traumatic experiences — experiences that tend to be bound up with identity.
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Hospital officials have countered that they need flexibility in deploying their workers and should not be bound by rigid ratios.
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WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has lost his refuge in the Ecuadorian Embassy, and could be bound for the United States.
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The decree didn't come from the Vatican, only from Paprocki, so the directives would only be bound to his diocese.
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She might not be bound for the presidency, but she has lodged herself in another powerful place: the female psyche.
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"We shouldn't have to be bound to an ISA-contract for a UX course that was falsely advertised," one wrote.
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Britain refuses to be bound by the bloc's rules, including those that would constrain its tax sovereignty in any way.
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If I were honored to be confirmed, I would be bound by it and of course, I would uphold it.
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They appeal to younger travelers and those who don't want to be bound by a group and give you total flexibility.
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By the time the dust settles on March 15, 58 percent of delegates will be bound to one candidate or another.
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But Siemian continues to impress on a team that could very well be bound for back-to-back Super Bowl appearances.
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Even some of the Democratic senators who still oppose the spending bill believe McConnell would be bound by his public statements.
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Hadiya Yousef, a senior Kurdish politician, said the Kurdish-led administration would not be bound by decisions taken in its absence.
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At work, people may be bound by the culture of their work, which may or may not be time-saving motivated.
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By remaining in the single market, Britain would be bound by regulations emanating from Brussels with no formal vote on them.
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Carothers is being held in county jail and his case is reportedly set to be bound over to the grand jury.
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But there is this loophole: If a health plan can't construct a network, then it wouldn't be bound by those rates.
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The reason: retailers don't necessarily want to put all of their pricing online and be bound to those numbers, explains Reichert.
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The president's and Mr. Sessions's claim to be bound by law to tear children apart from their parents is a lie.
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"If we don't buy the air rights," Mr. Heicklen said, "we won't be bound by some of the concessions we made."
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If the court were to agree, then Twitter would be bound by California's free-speech guarantee to allow all speakers access.
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It also cites the Twelfth Amendment as evidence that the electors should be bound to the winner of the popular vote.
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Khamenei's instruction was confusing when first reported, given that the US would be bound to prevail in a straightforward military conflict.
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When the dust settles on March 15, about 58 percent of delegates will already be bound to one candidate or another.
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Justice Department guidelines say that a sitting president can't be indicted, and Mueller was likely to be bound by these regulations.
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But India's hawkish defense minister, Manohar Parrikar, publicly mused in November whether India should be bound by the "no first use" policy.
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The Supreme Court recognized these problems and said that judges should simply consult the guidelines but should not be bound by them.
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But they are almost certain to be bound at the convention — as promised by Republican leaders for months and months and months.
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If Britain leaves with a deal, it will continue to be bound by hundreds of EU international agreements during the transition period.
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Soft Brexiteers are willing to be bound by EU rules and tariffs even though Britain will lose any say in making them.
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Always rigorous, but never a purist, Nakazawa's drive to become number one is helped by his refusal to be bound by dogma.
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A new commission would be bound by the same laws as its predecessor, and changing these laws would take years, Busch said.
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In that first vote, they may be bound, at least theoretically, by the results of the primary or caucuses in their states.
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Obviously, the AGs can't be bound to a settlement negotiated in a federal court that does not have jurisdiction over their claims.
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"[Bruce] Banner might be bound in manacles, but when provoked he would explode out of them," Johnson told the Mail on Sunday.
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Ms. Warren might not be bound for the presidency, but she has apparently lodged herself in another powerful place: the female psyche.
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But if a court were to hold that the contract was invalid, she would not be bound by the non-disclosure agreement.
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During the transition period, the U.K. will not have voting rights on EU matters but will still be bound by EU rules.
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That suggests that if Congress were to decide that the ERA was properly ratified, the courts would be bound by that decision.
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Live coverage: Senators query impeachment managers, Trump defense MORE (D-Calif.) challenged Trump's lawyers to agree to be bound by Roberts's rulings.
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"Banner might be bound in manacles, but when provoked he would explode out of them," Johnson recently told Britain's Mail on Sunday.
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Amindi K. Fro$t is a true artist, one who refuses to be bound by anything that will limit her creative reach.
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The judge never disclosed his reasoning and so would not be bound by the need to be consistent with his earlier ruling.
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The government considers the referendum non-binding, and in any event, the government would still be bound by last year's court decisions.
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If that happens, Iran has said it would no longer be bound by the pact and could return to producing enriched uranium.
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"No democratic nation has ever signed up to be bound by such an extensive regime, imposed externally without any democratic control," he wrote.
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So by being one of the TPP's first signatories, countries could help influence the rules, rather than be bound by them later on.
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If the progress of the continent's Roma population is anything to go by, the new arrivals could be bound for a destitute existence.
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RNC General Counsel John Ryder presented committee members with a "legal opinion" on why the delegates should be bound on the first ballot.
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Under a settlement reached between Amarin and the FDA, the agency agreed to be bound by the court's conclusion, Amarin said on Tuesday.
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Politico has reported that he may be bound for the Trump Administration after all, though it's not clear what his job would be.
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These would be transferred to a third party that would be bound to grant worldwide royalty-free licenses to them for three years.
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If any one agency interprets a particular practice as allowed, the other four would be bound by the MOU to also accept it.
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I really didn't think she could move that fast on the issue, that she'd be bound by complexity and the traditions of life.
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The opponents of the new commission are appealing to a counter-ideal: that everybody, including Mr. Xi, should be bound by the law.
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But many national leaders, who will meet over dinner in Brussels on Tuesday, have said they will not be bound by that demand.
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How, Kitamura is asking, can a person be bound to someone who isn't really there, and how can she ever truly get free?
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For that moment when we&aposll all be bound together once again — not by something in the news, or a particular TV moment.
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But he said that he was flexible about how an agreement would look and that he would not be bound by past assumptions.
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We in Charlottesville demand the right to express our community values, not be bound by those of the "Lost Cause" of the Confederacy.
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Industry critics of Wheeler's proposal have said that third-party manufacturers wouldn't be bound by the same strict privacy rules as video providers.
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Still, forcing providers to open up would've accelerated availability of options for those who don't want to be bound by archaic media delivery methods.
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But he is more likely to be bound by a non-solicitation agreement with Alphabet, which prevents him from recruiting its self-driving engineers.
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Yesterday's argument concerned a proposed convention rules change that would have freed delegates to vote their consciences rather than be bound to candidate pledges.
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The rest of the delegates will be elected at the congressional level and won't be bound to a candidate but will likely favor one.
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The varieties include Douglas firs, Fraser firs, and Norfolk Island pines, and they will be bound and shipped within 10 days of being cut.
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The varieties include Douglas Firs, Fraser Firs, and Norfolk Island Pines, and they will be bound and shipped within 10 days of being cut.
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The PACT Act allows authorities to go after the wrongdoers because they will have federal jurisdiction and will not be bound by state laws.
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This opens to the door to a greater array of possibilities, as geneticists wouldn't be bound by the two base pairs produced by nature.
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Asakawa told Reuters that Japan would not be bound by a recent U.S. Treasury report on currencies that appeared to warn against unilateral intervention.
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They could design the posts and headboard so that he could be bound with his arms straight above him, and also at the corners.
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Mr. Trump has previously questioned why the United States should be bound by the One China policy if Beijing will not budge on trade.
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"What I will be bound to is telling the president the truth, and telling him what I believe his options to be," said Mulvaney.
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"The speaker himself has pointed to possible solutions, he himself has said in earlier rulings we should not be bound by precedent," Barclay said.
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Trump at the time was angered that some delegates from states he won would not be bound to vote for him at the convention.
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The pantomime of holding advisory votes on pay should end, for example; if investors strike down pay policies, firms should be bound to respond.
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But that's like arguing for the early release of a criminal because he would still be bound by law not to commit another crime.
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Achieving students are likely to be bound for successful lives, enhancing their alma mater's status and, the hope is, filling its coffers with donations.
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The suspect's arms, legs, and feet would be bound to the chair, making it safer for the officer and more comfortable for the prisoner.
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If you strive to think clearly, be aware of your choices and priorities, and stay smart about organization, you will be bound to succeed.
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So, basically, Uber would be bound by national regulations of Member States and could not legally claim a route to circumvent local transport rules.
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Specifically, they noted that the updated draft language proclaims that consumers would not need to read a contract to be bound by its terms.
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The court said Samsung did not provide proper notice of the arbitration provision and neither customer had expressly consented to be bound by it.
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When her cast was removed, her leg was placed in a boot that turned out to be bound so tightly she suffered nerve compression.
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Almost half of voters, 6900 percent, say electors should be bound to the candidate who won their state, despite their opinion of that candidate.
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With Trump's approval, federal authorities can go after the wrongdoers because they will have federal jurisdiction and will not be bound by state laws.
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That&aposs because apps won&apost have to be "bound by the processing power on your phone," Qualcomm President Cristiano Amon told Business Insider.
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Nearly a quarter of the Republicans' total delegates — 595 — will be bound to one candidate or another based on the results of today's contests.
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Democrats allocate 44 delegates — though none of them will be bound to any candidate as a result — and there are 30 at stake for Republicans.
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What's more, Trump and the reporters covering him will be bound by an eternal truth of presidential campaign coverage: Re-election campaigns are grindingly boring.
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If passed by the rest of the agency's commissioners, any service provider with fewer than 250,000 subscribers will not be bound by the transparency requirements.
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Yet in the Brexit negotiations in Brussels she has agreed to a transition during which Britain will continue to be bound by all EU rules.
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Bill McRaven's thoughts on the subject, believing that Trump will be bound to offer at least some respect for a highly decorated special forces commander.
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The commission plans to present its report to state lawmakers, though officials will not be bound by the recommendations from the independent group of citizens.
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But GOP caucus-goers on the North Pacific island territory will not hold a formal presidential preference poll, so their loyalties won't be bound Saturday.
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In a paper published September 15 in Science, the authors explain how melanin can be bound into "supraballs" to create the colors of the rainbow.
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No longer will you be bound by the Earthly laws of putting your bread into a fiery furnace and passively waiting until it is done.
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Duty, gratitude, interest, ambition itself, are the chords by which they will be bound to fidelity and sympathy with the great mass of the people.
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" Rule 28500 provides: "No delegate or alternate delegate shall be bound by any attempt of any state or Congressional district to impose the unit rule.
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In a cage suspended above the stage, a man whose body appeared to be bound with leather straps lifted his legs into a full split.
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And though its current moniker sounds hopelessly nanoscience-y and out of reach, its technology may be bound for beauty applications sooner than you think.
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Gabbard's campaign had tried to argue that Google should be bound by the First Amendment because it operates in ways similar to a government entity.
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For example, anyone who describes their title or job as an "adviser" must be bound by the fiduciary obligations enshrined in the Investment Advisers Act.
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Trump's response to calls to restrain his rhetoric is to argue that he is a truth-teller who refuses to be bound by political correctness.
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Even if an SPD finance minister were minded to pursue a less sober fiscal policy, he would be bound by collective government responsibility, he added.
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But on Wednesday, the most diverse Congress in history declared that even the most powerful white man in the world should be bound by them.
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They would not be bound by the current Affordable Care Act requirement that coverage under these waivers be just as generous as the standard plans.
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"Leung and Yau have manifested an intent ... that they did not intend to make the Legislative Council oath or be bound by it," the writ states.
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Initially, Bloomberg speculates that availability will be restricted to Waymo's existing 400-person "Early Rider Program" — although they'll no longer be bound by a secretive NDA.
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I don't know where he is today, so why in the world should the Senate be bound to what the president may or may not want?
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These trains would eventually be bound for Europe, helping Tehran develop into a transit center between the two regions, according to quotes attributed to the minister.
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But by the second ballot, only 25 percent or so will still be bound — a massive change that drastically shakes up the math of the contest.
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China has already qualified for the Games, so as long as Xu is its best sailor in the Laser Radial she should be bound for Rio.
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The envoy, David MacNaughton, said that even if NAFTA were torn up, the two nations would be bound by the terms of the 1987 Canada-U.
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Trump is notorious for making employees sign non-disclosure agreements but now he wants to make anyone who volunteers for campaign be bound by similar rules.
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But according to Duterte's spokesman, Harry Roque, that examination "violates the very fundamental basis by which we gave our consent to be bound by the ICC".
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It's a policy that most troops say simply doesn't work on the battlefield but that the Pentagon under President Trump still appears to be bound to.
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This issue may be bound for the Supreme Court no matter what, but it will certainly be heard by the justices if these lower courts disagree.
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The world's greatest deliberative body, as the Senate is often called, should inspire its members to be free agents, not to be bound by party discipline.
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Now we can just sort of reset a little bit and move on and not be bound to some of those dysfunctional tendencies from the past.
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"I didn't know he didn't know what was going to happen," said Evans, who was immensely relieved to no longer be bound by Marvel's intense secrecy.
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As such, it would be bound to have a major impact on global financial markets as well as important spillover effects to the United States economy.
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But by the second ballot, only 25 percent or so will still be bound — a massive change that drastically shakes up the math of the contest.
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As a matter of both law and international relations, few countries are willing to insist that the rest of the world be bound by their rules.
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"We should not be bound by regulations, nor should we shy away from unprecedented strong measures," Mr. Moon said at an emergency government meeting on Sunday.
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The G.I. Bill doesn't require us to go to a VA-run university, so why should our critical health-care decisions be bound by such rules?
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The objective is to be free, to be able to do what you want to do, and not be bound by cultural barriers that are unfair!
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On the first ballot, most of the delegates will be bound to a candidate in accordance with the vote from their home-state's caucus or primary.
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And the way the executive branch works, once the OLC makes a finding like that, the director of National Intelligence would be bound by their finding.
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Passengers, however, will still be bound by an arbitration clause if they are suing the company over claims of anything other than sexual assault or violence.
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Iraq has said its output is being under-estimated by the secondary sources and it will not be bound by the ceiling unless its baseline is revised.
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A faction exists within the committee that argues Republican Party rules do not require delegates to be bound to the candidate based on results from the primary.
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She will file the financial disclosure forms required of federal employees and be bound by the same ethics rules that she had planned to comply with voluntarily.
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But most justices rely on the principle of "stare decisis," Latin for "to stand by a decision," where a current court should be bound by previous rulings.
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"If this is correct and the DA thinks it is appropriate to charge him they could, they wouldn't be bound by statute of limitations issues," she said.
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However, if no nominee is chosen at the first ballot, these delegates will no longer be bound to vote for Trump and instead may support another candidate.
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If the people with nominal title die, divorce or disappear, it is not certain that their heirs and successors can be bound to follow the same contracts.
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In such cases, UK-based members of a defined group will automatically be bound into a legal action unless they opt out, saving on hefty advertising costs.
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Ryan also said he was not going to be bound by an "artificial deadline" to try to pass the new version of the American Health Care Act.
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On the other hand, a nation of free people should not be bound to another country with the support of barely more than a third of senators.
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If he were to do so, the United States would no longer be bound by past multilateral trade agreements that together determine nearly all American tariff rates.
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If President Donald Trump signs the bill, authorities can go after the wrongdoers because they will have federal jurisdiction and will not be bound by state laws.
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"If volumes remain near the previous day's extremely low levels, the market will be bound to this bearish trend for a while," said a Dubai-based trader.
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During that address the vice president outlined the administration's Afghanistan strategy and insisted that the U.S. would "no longer be bound by arbitrary timetables" in the country.
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Mr. Trump later suggested that he might not be bound by the One China policy, but he reaffirmed it during a call with Mr. Xi in February.
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Kelly noted during the hearing that he would be bound by that court's decision in issuing a ruling, and Boutrous cited the case repeatedly in his arguments.
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A fifth explosion was reported on Tuesday, shortly after midnight, when a package believed to be bound for Austin exploded at a FedEx facility northeast of San Antonio.
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"The parties are open to discuss 2019, but they do not want to be bound over the 2020 budget," added the source, who asked not to be named.
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"The agency, for its part, argues that this change is "simply widening the aperture for a larger number of analysts, who will be bound by the existing rules.
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That would mean continuing to observe all the EU's rules, including the free movement of people, and to be bound by decisions of the European Court of Justice.
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It recommends the commission keep the superdelegates, but requires that all but a select few be bound by results of the primary or caucus in their home state.
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If it does increase interest rates, the dollar would be bound to strengthen, making oil trades (which is settled in dollars) more expensive for buyers holding other currencies.
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Brexit could also mean that Britain will no longer be bound by EU competition rules, which currently allow interconnectors to seek British subsidy payments for providing supply capacity.
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But why should modern judges be bound by the ratifiers' understanding of constitutional text — especially if they think that the ratifiers' understanding would lead to an unjust result?
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What's next: The U.S. will have to formally notify the ATT depositary that it intends to unsign the treaty and not be bound by its object and purpose.
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The choice also sparked furious speculation over who the author may be and questions about whether the newspaper's reporting staff will be bound by the condition of anonymity.
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The Finks, both in their early 60s, sold their farm last year so they could do different things with their lives and not be bound to the land.
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In practice that means Germany and the Netherlands will have to spend more, as weaker countries like Italy, Spain and France will still be bound to cut deficits.
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But a new attorney general, appointed by Trump, would not be bound by those restrictions, and could potentially fire Rosenstein and Mueller and reassert control over the investigation.
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Diplomats in Brussels said the EU would still expect Britain to be bound by such deals during the transition, from March 30, 2019 until the end of 2020.
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"You also agree to be bound by this agreement by using or paying for our products or taking other actions that indicate acceptance of this agreement," it says.
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The Texas court hearing Huawei's case will not be bound by that decision, but will certainly consider its reasoning closely because of the similarities in the two disputes.
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Ultimately, the questions it asks aren't driven by ethics; they are about system failures and man's innate desire to create technology that can be bound by human control.
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The decision would need to be made in a short window of time and once the man had made his decision, he would be bound by it for life.
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Arbitration is a form of legal resolution outside formal courts in which both sides of a contractual dispute agree to be bound by the decision of a third party.
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To begin with, Luther and other Protestants were keen that church and state should continue to be bound together—just with much clearer lines between their realms of authority.
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However, EU officials note that EU texts agreed last year spell out that both sides will be bound by a principle of "sincere cooperation" while bound by EU treaties.
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Jeff Emerson, a spokesperson for Hensarling, said any new director would naturally be bound by the law, but this person would have "a lot of discretion" to make changes.
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Still, Ivanka still owns her apparel and jewelry company, and she won't legally be bound by federal regulations on conflicts of interest if she isn't a White House employee.
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By the end of tonight's primaries in Florida, Illinois, Missouri, North Carolina, and Ohio, more than half the delegates in the primary process will already be bound to candidates.
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Government use of automation, with its potential to severely restrict the rights of individuals, needs to be bound by the rule of law and not just an ethical code.
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The Labour Party's annual conference in Liverpool is due to debate the idea of supporting a second referendum and Corbyn said he would be bound by what members decided.
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More than anything else, Double Cup is a document of footwork's transformation, a sign that footwork needn't be bound to the traditional rules or forms that originally governed it.
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" She went on to say that if she were confirmed to the US District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana, she would be "bound by Supreme Court precedent.
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They may not be bound to one specific location, but all of the action revolves around the two men making their way through a seemingly endless to-do list.
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We wait to be bound together by a song, or, hell, a full album of songs, that makes us think about something specific to us, but universal in feeling.
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That proposal would allow elected officials and former presidents and vice presidents to retain their status -- but the DNC's 447 voting members would be "bound" to their state's results.
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Putin's term as president ends in 2024, but he is expected to create a new position of power for himself that will not be bound by Russia's term limits.
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The issue was decisively settled in 1876 when delegates voted 395 to 353 to uphold past rulings stating that delegates could not be bound to vote against their conscience.
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EFGInt will now be bound by, and report regulatory capital ratios under, Swiss GAAP, under which a revaluation of pension liabilities does not have an impact on regulatory capital ratios.
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You need something that's easy for an average human, it shouldn't be bound to a specific subgroup of people, and it should be hard for computers at the same time.
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In an interview, Mr. Zhu, the communications law professor, restated his accusations and insisted that those living outside China's borders could be bound to Chinese law for their online speech.
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"I love bondage, and when I realized that I could be bound and tied up while wearing puffy jackets, I thought it might make for an amazing sensation," she says.
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But you don't need to be bound to a desktop or laptop to manage your code or to compare the latest revisions of a file while you're on the go.
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"Sun's ouster is instead the latest sign that Xi will not be bound by rules or norms that predate his leadership ... anything could happen at the upcoming congress," he said.
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If I, as a Black woman, am free to love and be loved, then Black womanhood must be recognized as full personhood that cannot be bound by an oppressive state.
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If the best runners gathered here to try to break two hours, they would not be bound by a strict starting time, as they were at marathons in big cities.
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But the course of evolution on ET's planet will still be bound by the same physical laws, and ET will face the same fundamental constraints on time, energy, and resources.
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In such cases, UK-based members of a defined group will automatically be bound into legal action unless they opt out, while overseas-based claimants actively have to sign up.
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In such cases, UK-based members of a defined group will automatically be bound into legal action unless they opt out, while overseas-based claimants actively have to sign up.
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Under this model, consumers wouldn't need to even understand the contract to be bound by it, a problem given data suggests such agreements are often incomprehensible to the average user.
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Qasem Soleimani, in January, Iran announced it would no longer be bound by certain aspects of the nuclear deal and specifically pointed to uranium enrichment and the number of centrifuges.
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Uber argued that because all of Alphabet's claims are based on actions Levandowski allegedly committed while he was an Alphabet employee, the case should be bound by the employee agreement.
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"Let us not be bound like Gulliver to a burdensome agreement that keeps us tied up in knots with Iran for years to come," one can envision the president declaring.
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Although U.S. Magistrate Judge Sheri Pym, the judge in the San Bernardino case, will not be bound by Orenstein's decision, the senior Apple executive said it will likely be influential.
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According to the screenshot above, shared by an Xbox Insider tester who posted to the Xbox One subreddit, ejecting discs from the drive will be bound to the "X" button.
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That in turn would be bound to give fuel to Trump's oft-repeated charge that the Europeans are manipulating their currency to gain an unfair competitive advantage at U.S. expense.
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On the other hand, 22019 percent of Republicans and those who voted for the president-elect say electors should be bound to vote for the candidate who won their state.
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In exploring issues of race and representation, the figures portrayed in the work by these artists also seem to be bound up in gazing upon or imagining a different reality.
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I don't know that anyone was overly convinced that we would get something necessarily this weekend but I think most people viewed a trade arrangement would be bound at some point.
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"I don't know why we have to be bound by a one-China policy unless we make a deal with China having to do with other things, including trade," he said.
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The new draft bill says digital lenders will be licensed by a new Financial Markets Conduct Authority and that lenders will be bound by any interest rate caps the Authority sets.
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It's a tough sell to assume that everyone in a high school (or, in Pitch Perfect's case, college) will be bound to one another when they're off having their own adventures.
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The only saving grace was that the sheer scale of the scare would be bound to alarm central banks everywhere and likely draw a policy response, especially from the Federal Reserve.
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To Cramer, Friday's report seemed to challenge a longstanding theory: that as the economy strengthens, the Federal Reserve will be bound to raise interest rates, potentially causing the economy to overheat.
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Fifteen delegates will be bound to the statewide winner, but the other 54 will be distributed, three apiece, to the highest vote-getter in each of the state's 18 congressional districts.
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"Ministers say they want a world leading data protection regime — they just don't want to be bound by any of the protections they claim to offer citizens," argues MedConfidential's Sam Smith.
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The intrigue: The fate of the IPO appears to be bound up in a separate transaction — Aramco's potential purchase of a controlling stake in the petrochemical firm Saudi Basic Industries Corp.
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Tuesday's remarks were only his most definitive: He would not be bound by the standard he himself set in preventing Judge Merrick B. Garland from being seated on the high court.
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However, Mr Hammond said at a City event last week that Britain would not be bound in the future to accept EU regulation that sought to damage UK-based financial services.
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The noncompliant plans also would not be bound by current limits on how much money customers can be charged in the form of copays and deductibles when they obtain health services.
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"Anybody who has the ability to arrest a person will be bound by this decision," said Laura Rótolo, staff counsel and community advocate for the American Civil Liberties Union of Massachusetts.
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The Syrian Kurdish YPG militia said on Monday it would not be bound by any decision that came out of the talks in Kazakhstan as it was not involved in the meetings.
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Instead, we, a sick and entertained public, are invited to laugh at people who are looking for love (and permanent resident status) and appear to be bound for total and complete failure.
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We're saying, the future of creativity is not bound to the desktop, therefore, it cannot be bound to the file format in traditional sense, therefore it needs to live in the cloud.
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The civilian, who must be a lawyer who can pass background checks and will be bound by a confidentiality order, will be appointed by the mayor in consultation with the police commissioner.
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We asked them to share their wisdom for anyone who might be looking to turn their dorm room or urban hovel into a first-rate place to be bound, boned, or beaten.
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Wisconsin voters went to the GOP primary polls Tuesday thinking they were voting in a state whose delegates will be "bound" to a particular candidate going into the party's convention this summer.
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As a result of this announcement, Apple will, except with the consent of the UK Panel on Takeovers and Mergers, be bound by the restrictions contained in Rule 2.8 of the Code.
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The tech companies believe the U.S. should be bound to the same procedures it would go through to request physical evidence from another country, in effect obtaining permission from the foreign government.
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By then, we will have had talks on transition that make it clear the UK will still be bound by EU rules even once it has ceased to be a member state.
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Before then, he had always steered clear of therapy, fearful that if he told a therapist about his sexual preference they would be bound by professional ethics to report him to authorities.
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Why Los Angeles: Washington state has the highest number of confirmed coronavirus cases on the West Coast, and last week reports circulated that the Mercy would be bound for the Seattle area.
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" To that end, he suggests collaborate with the German's "war efforts," and establish a Jewish state on a "national and totalitarian basis," which will be "bound by treaty with the German Reich.
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Arbitration would be beneficial to Mr. Trump because it is a private process in which a third party resolves a legal dispute after all parties agree to be bound by the decision.
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Mr. Trump was elected on a slogan of "America First" and a promise that the country would never again be bound by agreements and conventions that, in his view, compromised its sovereignty.
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They would be bound together as strong women in a society in which their options were limited, first by their minority status and second by the patriarchal nature of their own community.
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"If they enter the United States across the boundary line at the port of entry and they claim asylum, we would be bound to hear that asylum claim," Howe told the committee.
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But at the event Thursday night, Donald Trump, never one to be bound by tradition, went on a harsh anti-Hillary Clinton tirade that drew boos and glares from the gilded attendees.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Misuse of data by Facebook means it will in future be bound by stricter regulations and the threat of tougher penalties for further privacy violations, Germany's justice minister said on Monday.
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N by the end of the year, declined to name the buyers but said they would be bound by a lock-up agreement to not sell the shares until at least Dec 11.
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" That language was put into place in 1789 by the very first Congress to fulfill the Constitution's demand that members of Congress "shall be bound by Oath or Affirmation to support this constitution.
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Enemies of the U.S. would simply have to present themselves at the border, and the federal government would be bound to grant them the full Bill of Rights conferred on every American citizen.
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The reason why many victims prefer this is that any investigation into a physical server risks damaging the server or impeding its functionality, and private security firms can be bound by nondisclosure agreements.
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His Reformation wasn't triggered by war with a Continental European power, rather by his desire not be bound by the papal jurisdiction that barred him from annulling his marriage to Catherine of Aragon.
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If the planned bill becomes an act, which given the size of his defeat looks likely within days (unless the House of Lords filibusters it), he will perforce be bound by its terms.
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Without the Obama-era language, health care workers would be free to object to performing procedures like gender reassignment surgery, and insurers would not be bound to cover all services for transgender customers.
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Thank goodness we have a bright spot on the horizon this weekend, an event that will be bound to lift our spirits and perhaps make us momentarily forget the current state of America.
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The federal bankruptcy judge must decide whether the objections by the opposing states are sufficient to scuttle the deal or whether those states will have to be bound by the deal as well.
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He held his book aloft and cried, And De-li-lah said to Samson, Tell me, I pray thee, wherein thy great strength lieth, and wherewith thou mightest be bound to afflict thee.
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There is literally no situation it doesn't work well and securely; as Hamlet put it, I could be "bound in a nutshell and consider myself a king of infinite space" with this setup.
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"I fully understand the 'one China policy,' but I don't know why we have to be bound unless we make a deal with China having to do with other things, including trade," Trump said.
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You can keep single market membership, Barnier tells Britain, but you will keep paying Brussels and be bound by all EU rules including ones not yet made, without having a say on making them.
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So though the 50 delegates that eventually emerge from that process will all be bound to vote for Trump on the first ballot at the convention, many of them might not truly support him.
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But as the technique is developed, the bacteria may be bound to an antibody that targets heart cells, letting researchers inject the treatment in any vein, rather than directly into the heart, Woo says.
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A FedEx employee was injured early Tuesday after a package explosion, believed to be bound for Austin and linked to previous bombings in the state's capital, detonated at a distribution center in Schertz, Texas.
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"When we think it through, there are real risks, if you stay in the single market, of continuing to be bound by the EU's rules but not being able to influence them," she said.
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She wouldn't be bound to sit out those cases, but her comments about a Trump presidency would give the administration ample reason to pester her for the remainder of her tenure on the bench.
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The President's response opens a window into his character, showing his trust in his own instincts, a desire to project toughness and a refusal to be bound by behavioral constraints observed by his predecessors.
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May's Brexit plan says that so long as there is no long-term trade pact, Britain would remain in the European customs union and Northern Ireland would be bound by many of its rules.
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So great was the haughty de Gaulle's resentment that during the conference he broadcast to the French people that he would not be bound by the conference's decisions, but would pursue an independent line.
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"I don't know why we have to be bound by a One China policy unless we make a deal with China having to do with other things, including trade," he said in an interview.
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The lead-up to the wedding this season has been peppered with flash-forwards suggesting the two may not ultimately be bound in holy matrimony — but as of now, the wedding is still on.
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Although he would normally be bound by the decision in the Newman case in a matter in his own courtroom, he was not required to follow it when a different appeals court reviewed a conviction.
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No democratic nation ever signed up to be bound by such an extensive regime, imposed externally without any democratic control over the laws to be applied, nor the ability to decide to exit the arrangement.
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"I don't know why we have to be bound by a One China policy unless we make a deal with China have to do with other things, including trade," Trump told Fox News on Sunday.
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Asakawa, the most senior government official authorised to speak about the yen, told Reuters that Japan would not be bound by a recent U.S. Treasury report on currencies that appeared to warn against unilateral intervention.
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The vote underlined the extent to which May has lost authority over her own lawmakers and ministers, though she said the government would not be bound by the results of the so-called indicative votes.
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But all women who decide not to do any paid or unpaid work on March 8 will be bound together by an enduring truth: That the work they do is still unappreciated and poorly rewarded.
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"The national security area is one where they will be bound," said Daniel C. Richman, a close adviser to Mr. Comey who worked with him as a federal prosecutor in New York in the 1980s.
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With less public notice, the new president just took what could be an even more far-reaching step — formally declaring that Washington would no longer be bound by rulings made by the World Trade Organization.
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Farms and factories that help power Mexico's economy — and that would be bound up in the terms of the new trade deal — dump illegal quantities of waste into it, and do so with little penalty.
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The Philippines may be bound to the United States through a defense treaty, but Mr. Duterte said on a visit to Beijing last year that it was "time to say goodbye" to the United States.
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"I don't know why we have to be bound by a One China policy unless we make a deal with China having to do with other things, including trade," Mr. Trump said on Fox News.
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The lawsuit claims that national party leaders and Republican officials in Florida led voters to believe that the state's 99 delegates would be bound to the winner for every ballot at a potential contested convention.
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" Today Gorsuch said little about his judicial philosophy, other than to quote Justice Antonin Scalia's statement that judges should be bound by "words that are in the law, not replace them with words that are not.
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Trade lawyers talk about national security as the "nuclear option" or a "systemic risk" — because if it becomes normal practice, WTO discipline will break down and no country will be bound by the international trade rules.
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The rest, DNC members (there are 447), would keep the title of superdelegate, but their votes would be bound proportionally to the vote count in their states on the first ballot of voting at the convention.
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The Texas senator came in third by popular vote in Georgia, and won no counties in the state, but he has earned 18 pledged Georgia delegates, who will be "bound" for him on the first ballot.
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He did not even raise the idea of levying a property tax, which officials have previously touted as a possible way of patching up local budgets (such taxes would be bound to anger middle-class Chinese).
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Cross-party talks between two leaders notoriously reluctant to compromise may well fail, but if that happens Mrs May has offered to be bound by whatever solution MPs themselves support in further rounds of Commons voting.
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But the legal process may take a long time, by the end of which Britain may no longer be bound by EU laws which are to apply in full only until the end of the transition.
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Stephen Colbert will soon join the ranks of late night hosts with books based on popular segments; his "Midnight Confessions" is about to be bound and sold by Simon and Schuster, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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"If we're just going to be bound by the four walls of the number of phones that are sold, we're going to miss the fact that this thing might get a 22, 23 multiple," Cramer said.
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An Indiana man whose $85033,000 car was confiscated in relation to a drug offense carrying a vastly more limited maximum fine is arguing for the states to be bound by the clause in Tyson Timbs v.
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Thematically, the Arrest of Christ and the picture of Evans share critical elements: one figure stands assuredly, hands prepared to be bound, while the nearest figures, awkward as they are, threaten to engulf her with violence.
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"As of midnight on June 5, the offer will lapse and will not be capable of further acceptance and Provident shareholders who have accepted the offer will cease to be bound by such acceptances," NSF said.
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The United States has not had diplomatic relations with Taiwan since 1979, and Mr. Trump defended the call by saying he did not know why the United States should be bound by the One China policy.
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The Supreme Court should take a similar tack, or arguably not to be bound by a minority majority opinion and instead feel free to chart a new course if the same issues arise in the future.
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He is also seeking a credible way to enforce that obligation but Beijing has been pushing for flexibility and wants any purchase agreement to be bound by market demand, said the person close to the talks.
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But as the administration's "maximum pressure" campaign took its toll, Iranian officials began breaking out of the accord's limits — arguing they would not be bound by an agreement Mr. Trump had abandoned — and seizing oil tankers.
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Kim most recently announced that North Korea would no longer be bound by its own limits on long range missile and nuclear testing, and stated that "the world will witness a new strategic weapon" system soon.
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Asakawa, who is vice finance minister for international affairs, also told Reuters that Japan would not be bound by the U.S. Treasury's recent report on currencies, which appeared to warn against unilateral intervention in currency markets.
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Studies looking at smaller groups of workers more likely to be bound by a minimum wage, like teenagers, find bigger effects: if you include studies looking at any size of group, the average OWE is -0.17.
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"By demanding LGBTQ young adults specifically (& young adults in general) be bound to their parents' earnings … Mayor Pete is using the family as a locus of social control in the most cynical, conservative way," he wrote.
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She would not discuss details of their detention but pointed out that they had been working in North Korea as international representatives, not for Malaysia's government, and should not be bound by the North's travel restrictions.
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The DOJ should be a champion for all students' civil rights and by signaling a willingness to be bound by the injunction nationwide they ae certainly signaling they aren't intending to pursue civil rights for transgender people.
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The two-year Brexit negotiations between the UK and the EU are due to start by the end of next month, so for the foreseeable future government ministers will be bound up with process of delivering Brexit.
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Although the U.K.'s future within the EU is now crowned by a Brexit question mark — so whether U.K. law will be bound by any European legal judgments condemning the new surveillance law remains to be seen.
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North Korean Foreign Minister Ri Su-yong, in a speech to the Geneva forum on March 1, said it would boycott any session that examined its record and would "never, ever" be bound by any such resolutions.
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Unlike the full-serving European carriers operating transatlantic flights, Norwegian wouldn't be bound to one hub city but could operate a point-to-point route network between the three continents, choosing the most profitable routes to serve.
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The mayor, for whatever reason, claimed to be bound by a legally unnecessary level of restraint that didn't stop other mayors—former Mayor Rudy Giuliani, for one-- from speaking out against alleged police misconduct on their watch.
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The backstop provision says that as long as there is no long-term trade pact, Britain would remain in the European customs union, and Northern Ireland would also be bound by many rules of the single market.
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MLB players would no longer be bound to their teams in perpetuity via the Reserve Clause, and any currently unsigned player now had the option to become a free agent at the end of the 1976 season.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union cannot let London remain the main financial center for the euro zone after Brexit if Britain does not want to be bound by EU financial rules, Eurogroup President Jeroen Dijsselbloem said on Tuesday.
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Most transgender people in North Carolina, however, will still be bound by the law adopted in March that requires them to use bathrooms in government buildings and public schools that correspond with the sex on their birth certificate.
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One of the EU's powerful national leaders — France's president, Emmanuel Macron — has been seeking to assert authority over the parliament by indicating he won't be bound by a system of preferred candidates put forward by its political blocs.
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That's great news for companies with smartphone apps – and not just because the court held that app purchasers can be bound by a "sign-in wrap" that folds assent to terms of service into registration for the app.
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Both London and Brussels hope to agree a transition deal lasting until the end of 2020, in which Britain would remain in the single market and be bound by all EU laws, by a March 22-23 summit.
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Trump set off a diplomatic firestorm over the weekend when he questioned why the United States should be bound by the long-standing policy under which Washington recognizes Beijing rather than Taiwan, which China considers a renegade province.
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John Cornyn of Texas, the Republican whip and a member of the tax-writing finance committee, praised the work of the House but the Senate would not be "bound" by it when senators begin work of their version.
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At that point, "the mechanics of the treaty kick in," said Daniel Shepard, an information officer for the UN. "Those countries that have ratified are basically saying they agree to be bound by the agreement," Shepard told me.
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At this weekend's Rizin card the ropes didn't seem to be bound together at all, and it was the job of the officials on the outside to try to hold the ropes together whenever the fighters hit them.
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The pact also states that government agencies do not "have the right to audit or review the cost and profit elements of the labor rates specified herein," though the federal government may not be bound by that clause.
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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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Pyongyang has expressed frustration at what it calls Washington's lack of flexibility in the denuclearization talks and warned that it would no longer be bound by a self-declared moratorium on intercontinental ballistic missile and nuclear weapons testing.
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CEO Benjamin Steinbruch said the company exported 350,000 tonnes of steel to the United States in 2017, or about 6 percent of total production, an amount that will now be bound for the domestic market instead in 2018.
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In December, as president-elect, Mr. Trump declared that the United States should no longer be bound by the "one China" policy, the 44-year-old diplomatic principle that underpins America's relationship with the Communist government in Beijing.
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A federal judge has ruled the U.S. Education Department can be bound to his eventual ruling on whether federal law prevents student loan servicer Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency from turning over its records to Connecticut's banking regulator.
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I think these things are possible and I think it could be another legally powerful protocol or addition to the treaty which makes it clear that we would not be bound in the backstop indefinitely against our will.
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Duterte's spokesman, Harry Roque, said on Thursday the ICC examination into the killing of drug suspects "violates the very fundamental basis by which we gave our consent to be bound by the ICC", referring to a principle of complementarily.
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He pointed to opportunities in upcoming states, including Maryland, Indiana and Pennsylvania -- where a large swath of the delegates will not be bound to a candidate going into the convention -- as well as California, "the big Kahuna," Brookover said.
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It is clear that as president I will be bound by laws just like all Americans and I will meet those responsibilities," Trump said in a statement that also acknowledged that the U.S. "is bound by laws and treaties.
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The Texas court hearing Huawei's case will not be bound by that decision, but will likely adopt its reasoning because of similarities in the two disputes, said Steven Schwinn, a professor at the John Marshall Law School in Chicago.
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The recent seizure by British Royal Marines of Iran's Grace 1 tanker off Gibraltar loaded with Iranian crude suspected to be bound for Syria highlighted the need for more transparency and controls in the shipping industry, the official said.
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The company has already received official approval to export 2.7 million tonnes of nickel ore over the 12 months from end-March, all of which will be bound for China, one of the world's biggest consumers of the metal.
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"The truth seems to be that the U.S. military and president jointly created fake news and it is without a doubt a rare scandal in U.S. history, which will be bound to cripple Trump's and U.S. dignity," it said.
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"I fully understand the 'one China' policy, but I don't know why we have to be bound by a 'one China' policy unless we make a deal with China having to do with other things, including trade," Trump said.
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"Will China be bound by rules and will it negotiate with ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations) multilateral partners or will it try to pick off one by one each individual and get more leverage that way?" she asked.
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Five of those will be reallocated to other delegates, as per state laws in Iowa and Nevada, while his three Virginia delegates will still be bound to vote for him on the Republican National Convention's first ballot in July.
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David Vitter, who was implicated in the sex scandal concerning the so called "DC Madam" back in 2007 -- emphasized that, if confirmed, she'd set aside "personal, religious or political views" and she would be bound by Supreme Court precedent.
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The EMA had argued Britain's forthcoming exit from the European Union was an unexpected event that "frustrated" its 25-year lease on a building in Canary Wharf, meaning the European agency would no longer be bound to the lease.
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My parents, separately, without ever having seen each other (they were shown just a single photo each), would whisper 'yes' into the telephone to the imam, in front of their family and friends, and be bound in holy matrimony.
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For this reason, if the governor of a state issues a broad order closing a state's nonessential businesses, and that order does not single out gun shops for inferior treatment, gun stores typically should be bound by that order.
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But a person with knowledge of its structure, who was granted anonymity because the contract is not yet official, said that Arrieta could be bound to the Phillies for as little as two years, or as many as five.
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In that sense, Orlando feels like an artifact from and for the future, a character who refuses to be bound by conventions, and who invites us to consider the possibility that all of our certainties are in fact contingencies.
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It would be really interesting to see more reporting around which delegates will be bound by their state party rules and the role that endorsements could potentially play when it comes to candidates dropping out and releasing their delegates.
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Kim said recently there were no longer grounds for Pyongyang to be bound by a self-declared moratorium on intercontinental ballistic missile and nuclear bomb testing and that a "new strategic weapon" would be introduced in the near future.
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As we say goodbye to a dreadful year, one that should be bound up in chains and dropped into the Missouri River, Democrats should not forget that they have the majority on their side on almost every major issue.
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The dismissal and disappearance of Sun Zhengcai, above, and his replacement as the party secretary for Chongqing appear to be a warning that President Xi Jinping will not be bound by the succession plans set by a previous generation.
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Instead, General Muth said, the Army wants to frame enlistment as a patriotic detour for motivated young adults who might otherwise be bound for a corporate cubicle — a detour that promises a chance for public service, travel and adventure.
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In the two weeks following today, 13 more states (and a few territories) will vote, and by the time the dust settles on March 15, about 58 percent of delegates will already be bound to one candidate or another.
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"I fully understand the 'one China' policy, but I don't know why we have to be bound by a 'one China' policy unless we make a deal with China having to do with other things, including trade," Trump said.
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"I fully understand the One China policy, but I don't know why we have to be bound by a One China policy unless we make a deal with China having to do with other things, including trade," Trump said.
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" She added, "As people, we should all be bound to the things that we love – other people, work, our families…and it's nice when those things get an extra reward that reminds you, 'Yea, it's OK to keep doing your thing.
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"I fully understand the 'one China' policy, but I don't know why we have to be bound by a 'one China' policy unless we make a deal with China having to do with other things, including trade," Trump told Fox News.
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"I fully understand the 'one China' policy, but I don't know why we have to be bound by a 'one China' policy unless we make a deal with China having to do with other things, including trade," Trump told Fox.
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Some investors and legal experts have said the government could scrap the obligation to sell W&G entirely following Britain's vote in June to leave the EU, as the UK would no longer be bound by the EU's state aid regime.
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" Polycom Executive Vice President, WW Engineering Michael Frendo: "The future of work will be driven by technology, but technology — at home and at work — is and always will be bound by the desires, wants, passions, and needs of human beings.
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Lastly, Rubio felt that the nominee should have the freedom to pick whomever he or she wants at the convention to help win in November and not be bound to a short-term decision made in the thick of the primaries.
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BRUSSELS, Nov 29 (Reuters) - The European Union cannot let London remain the main financial centre for the euro zone after Brexit, assuming Britain will not want to be bound by EU financial rules, Eurogroup President Jeroen Dijsselbloem said on Tuesday.
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WHEN Donald Trump, then America's president-elect, said on December 11th that "I don't know why we have to be bound by a one-China policy" he ripped aside one of the oldest sticking-plasters in the world of diplomacy.
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"No democratic nation has ever signed up to be bound by such an extensive regime, imposed externally without any democratic control over the laws to be applied, nor the ability to exit the arrangement," Raab wrote in his resignation letter.
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So if blackness is, in fact, inherently political, if even our alternative fictions must be bound to a history both complex and inerasable, at least let there be Wakandas where blackness can be owned and celebrated – and where it can thrive.
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"I fully understand the 'one China' policy, but I don't know why we have to be bound by a 'one China' policy unless we make a deal with China having to do with other things, including trade," Trump told Fox.
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U.S. President-elect Donald Trump questioned whether the United States had to be bound by its longstanding position that Taiwan is part of "one China" and brushed aside Beijing's concerns about his decision to accept a phone call from Taiwan's president.
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The victory comes just days before the Republican National Convention rules committee is slated to meet in Cleveland, where a group of "Never Trump" delegates will push to slash party rules that force delegates to be bound to certain candidates.
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And even if you miss the chance to adopt from the first batch of puppies, which should be bound for the US in July, Hixson told Gizmodo that there "will likely be more [adoptable puppies] in the long run," possibly hundreds.
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The Texas court hearing Huawei's case will not be bound by that decision, but will likely adopt its reasoning because of the similarities in the two disputes, said Steven Schwinn, a professor at the John Marshall Law School in Chicago.
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Donald J. Trump said he would seek to "broaden" laws regarding the torture of terrorism suspects, a day after he said that as president he would be "bound by laws and treaties" that he would not order the military to violate.
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Depending on the state they represent, the delegates will either be bound to vote for the dropped-out candidate anyway, allocated to another candidate, or will be set free to cast their vote for the remaining candidate of their choice.
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By participating in this Contest, each participant agrees to be bound by these Official Rules and to the decisions of Sponsor and the judge(s) selected by Sponsor, which are final and binding on all matters relating to the Contest.
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But Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said he wants to move away from the EU and refuses to be bound by its rules or the jurisdiction of its top court — all necessary, in the EU's view, to ensure fair competition.
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But Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said he wants to move away from the EU and refuses to be bound by its rules or the jurisdiction of its top court -- all necessary, in the bloc's view, to ensure fair competition.
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The two deals make it clear that the lines that divided traditional retail from e-commerce are disappearing and sector dominance will no longer be bound by e-commerce or brick-and-mortar, but by who is better at both.
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And you won't find out that this single company makes 400,0003 pieces (roughly 110 tons) of clothing per day, or around 10 to 12 million units per month, up to a quarter of which will be bound for H&M.
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Two nuclear tests and 30 missile launches later, North Korea is closer than ever to putting that capacity in the hands of a leader who seems to act impulsively, even irrationally, and may not be bound by the rules of deterrence.
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Luca Enriques, Professor of Corporate Law at the University of Oxford, said that while a football club might be bound by UEFA's rules, the club's sponsors or business partners would not have any legal obligation to follow the governing body's rules.
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She notes that she has no real way of earning money of her own; that when she marries, her property will become her husband's property, as will her children; she notes that her legal rights will be bound to him.
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"As of midnight on 5 June, 2019, the offer will lapse and will not be capable of further acceptance and Provident shareholders who have accepted the offer will cease to be bound by such acceptances," NSF said in a statement.
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And despite being based in France, Airbus will be bound by U.S. sanctions against Iran because it has facilities in the U.S.The Iran Deal, formally known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), wasn't just an agreement between the U.S. and Iran.
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" "I fully understand the 'one China' policy, but I don't know why we have to be bound by a 'one China' policy unless we make a deal with China having to do with other things, including trade," Trump said on "Fox News Sunday.
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If you want to be extra sure you won't be bound by the arbitration clause, you can opt out by writing a snail mail letter to the company: Timely written notice of opt out must be delivered to Equifax Consumer Services LLC, Attn.
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"No democratic nation has ever signed up to be bound by such an extensive regime, imposed externally without any democratic control over the laws to be applied, nor the ability to decide to exit the arrangement," Raab said in his resignation letter.
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Under their suggested changes, the superdelegates who are DNC members — there are currently 447 — would keep the title of superdelegate, but their votes would be bound proportionally to the vote count in their states on the first ballot of voting at the convention.
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Once I confirmed that they did not perceive the situation as an imminent danger, I referred them to the emergency room, in order not to be bound by confidentiality rules that would apply if I engaged with them as a treating physician.
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Telkom objected to Netflix operating without a permit In a statement to the Journal, Netflix said it was "an Internet television network, not a traditional broadcaster," implying that it may not be bound by the same rules as some of its TV counterparts.
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He said he would also refute the allegations in Parliament on July 3, adding that he has instructed the ruling People's Action Party whip to be lifted -- allowing members of parliament to ask questions and not be bound by the party position.
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But the Obama administration also ruled out criminal investigations into Bush-era officials for involvement in torture practices that the Justice Department had blessed as legal under a sweeping theory that the commander in chief could not be bound by anti-torture laws.
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" Trump told "Fox News Sunday" he fully understood the "one China" policy, "but I don't know why we have to be bound by a 'one China' policy unless we make a deal with China having to do with other things, including trade.
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But the deeper he looks, the more distinct each of his emblematic figures becomes, so that, by the end of the book, it seems foolish to expect some secret formula by which Rabindranath Tagore, Eudora Welty and Nina Simone can be bound together.
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"I feel that we wanted to have a clear focus, a mission to put out stories that were true and interesting and not to be bound by a list, explicit or implicit, because of relationships, business or friends of friends," Denton said.
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"I fully understand the One China policy, but I don't know why we have to be bound by a One China policy unless we make a deal with China having to do with other things, including trade," Trump said on Fox News Sunday.
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Kim Jong Un said last week there were no longer grounds for Pyongyang to be bound by a self-declared moratorium on intercontinental ballistic missile and nuclear bomb testing and that a "new strategic weapon" would be introduced in the near future.
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The House bill, approved 303 to 81 on July 14, also states that if the president finds Russia in violation of the treaty 15 months after the defense bill becomes law, the United States will not longer be bound by the treaty.
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The proposal reaffirmed the government's plan to return to a primary budget surplus in fiscal 2020, but it also said the government should not be bound by past commitments to avoid selling new debt to fund stimulus and should consider using cash reserves.
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Not only has Charter's performance been wholly deficient and its behavior before the Commission contrary to the laws of New York State and regulations of the Commission, but it has also repeatedly claimed not to be bound by the terms of the Commission's approval.
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When her therapist suggests that Molly might be bound by the way she thinks of her life should be instead of accepting her life as it is (a flaw that also hindered her love life in season one), Molly isn't trying to hear it.
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One legal expert, who declined to be named, said the government could scrap the obligation to sell W&G entirely if Britons vote to leave the EU on June 23, as the UK would no longer be bound by the EU's state aid regime.
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On April 30, at ages 90 and 40, we will join hands, vowing to be bound together: to have and to hold, for better for worse, for richer for poorer, in sickness and in health, to love and to cherish, until death do us part.
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What of the books that are quietly radical because they tell stories of the inner lives of women, women who are flawed, women who are powerless by circumstance, women who are mean, women who dream, women who refuse to be bound by society's expectations?
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Mr. Kushner has talked to at least one lawyer and believes that by forgoing a salary and putting his business holdings into a blind trust he would not be bound by such laws, according to a person who had been briefed on the talks.
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A draft bill published by the finance ministry last week for review and comment by the public and industry says digital lenders will be licensed by a new Financial Markets Conduct Authority and lenders will be bound by any interest rate caps the Authority sets.
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Mr. Trump's dismissal of the two-state solution seemed reminiscent of his remark during the transition that the United States should not be bound by the decades-old "one China" policy that recognizes a single Chinese government in Beijing and withholds diplomatic ties from Taiwan.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Pope Francis appealed to conservatives on Sunday not to be bound by the status quo as he opened an assembly of bishops to discuss the future of the Roman Catholic Church in the Amazon, including the possibility of introducing married priests.
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In a separate interview with CBS News, Pompeo was asked whether he was alarmed by Kim's statements - Kim said there were no grounds for North Korea to be bound any longer by a self-declared moratorium on intercontinental ballistic missile and nuclear bomb testing.
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The bodies of Tala Farea, 16, and Rotana Farea, 22, both of Fairfax, were found Wednesday afternoon, tied together at their feet with what appeared to be duct tape, and they also appeared to be bound at the waist, the New York Police Department said.
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During a hearing before the Senate Homeland Security Committee, Randy Howe, the executive director of CBP's Office of Field Operations, said the agency would be "bound" to hear from individuals claiming asylum if they cross into the United States at a port of entry.
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Lawyers at the F.B.I., Justice Department and Commerce Department drafted bills around the idea that technology companies in the Internet age should be bound by the same rules as phone companies, which were forced during the Clinton administration to build digital networks that government agents could tap.
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"I will continue to be bound by the programme for government but of course if opportunities were to occur that I believe offered long-term value for the taxpayer, I would go back to cabinet and present options to them in relation to that," Donohoe told reporters.
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RELATED: Ted Cruz sweeps Wyoming Republican Convention The delegate fight in Georgia is not yet over, with 31 more Republican delegates -- the majority of whom will be bound to vote for Trump on the convention's first ballot -- to be selected at a state convention in early June.
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The latter isn't too surprising — billionaire net worths tend to be bound up in individual companies' stocks and are thus incredibly volatile; Jeff Bezos alone gained $236 billion in 0.0013 — but the idea that the bottom half's wealth fell by 20.001 percent seemed odd to me.
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"I fully understand the 'one China policy,' but I don't know why we have to be bound by a 'one China policy' unless we make a deal with China having to do with other things, including trade," Trump said on an interview with Fox News Sunday.
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More than 90 percent of the delegates at the convention will be bound to various candidates — largely based on their performances in the primaries and caucuses — but on a second ballot more than 50 percent become unbound and will be free to vote for whomever they support.
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Wood also said that if she were to grant Avenatti's motion for such an admission, he then would be bound by a code of conduct that would prevent him from both stating his opinion on Cohen's purported guilt and from releasing non-public information related to Cohen.
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Rather than formally attempting to leave either the underlying UN climate process, begun under President George H.W. Bush, or the Paris deal, as he has threatened, Trump might simply say he doesn't think the US should be bound by the greenhouse gas emissions pledges President Obama made.
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It has also intensified the arms race among large credit card issuers, which are introducing increasingly lavish rewards programs to capture affluent consumers who spend large sums on travel and recreation, but no longer want to be bound to one particular hotel or airline's affinity program.
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I have long argued that the president - any president Republican or Democrat -- should be bound by the Constitution and by federal statute and so I want to wait and see what the President does and what legal justifications he puts forth and assess them on their merits.
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That would keep the United Kingdom in a customs union with the European Union, which critics say would mean that Britain would be neither fully in the European Union nor out, and that it would have no say in making rules that it would be bound by.
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There's also no guarantee that the winner by these measures will win the most pledged delegates to the Democratic National Convention, which for the first time will be bound to the caucus results in Iowa and will therefore be newly available on caucus night as well.
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Dark matter is a proposed substance that explains many astronomical anomalies, like galaxies that rotate too quickly to be explained by the gravity of observed matter and even clusters of dozens or hundreds of galaxies that are moving so quickly that they shouldn't be bound together.
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This week North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said that the world would soon see his country&aposs "new strategic weapon" and that there was no longer reason for Pyongyang to be bound by a self-imposed moratorium on nuclear and intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) tests.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The Bank of Japan should not be bound by a set timeframe to hit its price target and could consider options besides ramping up its bond-buying if it were to expand stimulus, Masazumi Wakatabe, a nominee for BOJ deputy governor, said on Wednesday.
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Trump's assertion that the United States need not be bound by the policy that Taiwan is part of "one China" would erode a bedrock of U.S.-China ties that has underpinned the vast increase in trade and cooperation between what are now the world's two largest economies.
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And I — I shall be bound, With the hoary-headed, strong, old, To earth, and the graves of the dead, Whose feet are mowed down, as they lie; And I shall rest my weary head, In the silence of Eternity, In the peaceful arms of God.
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Kim said there were no grounds for North Korea to be bound any longer by a self-declared moratorium on testing nuclear bombs and intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBM), according to a statement on the results of the policy meeting carried by the official KCNA news agency.
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Broadband providers will mostly cease to be regulated by the FCC, and thereby be bound only by their own promises (the FCC cleverly passed most of its authority to penalize ISPs that lie to customers to the Federal Trade Commission, a separate agency ill-equipped to handle telecom issues).
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Weber, who leads the EPP in the EU legislature, easily won a party congress ballot to be its "Spitzenkandidat", or official nominee to be president of the European Commission — although many EU member state leaders say they will not be bound by May's election results in choosing Juncker's successor.
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The stripping of safeguards under the act means U.S. ships and commercial fishermen in international waters will no longer be bound to check levels of underwater noise that could constitute harassment of the whales, while vessel strikes that kill or injure the humpbacks might not be closely tracked.
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In a unanimous decision on Wednesday, a three-judge panel of the 1st Circuit Court of Appeals said Fannie Mae is protected against the homeowner's claims by the Merrill doctrine, a U.S. Supreme Court precedent holding that the government cannot be bound by unauthorized acts of its agents.
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The Senator also makes it clear that he doesn't think Facebook should be allowed to self-regulate — but his invitation to Zuckerberg to collaborate on rules sure sounds like he wants the company to have a say in how it should or should not be bound by law.
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Conflict-of-interest rules for executive branch employees do not apply to the president, but Trump will be bound by bribery laws, disclosure requirements and a section of the U.S. Constitution that prohibits elected officials from taking gifts from foreign governments, according to Republican and Democratic ethics lawyers.
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Recent nuclear and regional activities — including the announcement that Tehran would no longer be bound by some terms of the nuclear agreement and reported use of proxies to target American interests in the region — may be the first such actions, leading the two countries down the path of confrontation.
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A fifth explosion occurred on Tuesday shortly after midnight when a package believed to be bound for Austin exploded at a FedEx facility northeast of San Antonio, and authorities intercepted a sixth package containing an explosive device at a different FedEx facility in Austin, according to the FBI.
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Kim had entered the new year with a vow to bolster his nuclear deterrent and not to be bound by a major weapons test moratorium amid a deadlock in a U.S.-led diplomacy aimed at convincing Kim to abandon his nuclear program in return for economic and political benefits.
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If a future Supreme Court held that a fetus was to be recognized as a person under the Constitution — as some noted conservative legal scholars have argued — the court would be bound by the Fourteenth Amendment's Equal Protection Clause to protect a fetus as it would any other person.
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There were no grounds for North Korea to be bound any longer by the self-declared nuclear and ICBM test moratorium as the United States continued joint military drills with South Korea, adopted cutting-edge weapons and imposed sanctions while making "gangster-like demands", Kim said, according to KCNA.
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"I don't know why we have to be bound by a One China policy unless we make a deal with China having to do with other things, including trade," he said, before also citing Beijing's military buildup in the disputed South China Sea and its support for North Korea.
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Junichiro Hironaka, known as "the Razor" for his successful defense of high-profile cases, told a briefing that his three-person legal team appointed last month would not be bound by the strategy of Ghosn's previous lawyers, whose rebuttal of the charges failed to secure the executive's bail.
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Most of the cases are awaiting rulings by trial judges or regional federal appeals courts and could be bound for the U.S. Supreme Court, but are unlikely to get there until after the winner of Tuesday's election, pitting Democrat Hillary Clinton against Republican Donald Trump, is sworn in.
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The scientists behind this research, led by Corby Martin of Pennington's Ingestive Behavior Laboratory, separated the participants into two groups for the two-year study: one that would be bound to a diet that restricted calories by 25%, and a control group whose members could continue to eat whatever they wanted.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The White House on Monday insisted that Washington's "one China" policy should not be used as a "bargaining chip" with Beijing after President-elect Donald Trump said the United States did not necessarily have to be bound by its long-standing position that Taiwan is part of China.
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Mr. Kushner has consulted with at least one lawyer and believes that by forgoing a salary and putting his investment fund, his real estate holdings and The New York Observer into a blind trust, he would not be bound by federal nepotism rules, according to one of the people briefed.
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While some parliamentary parties have said they would be bound by the outcome, "the government position is that we will follow the law, which simply says we will reconsider," said Dijsselbloem, lending weight to the view that the government will seek to preserve the treaty, or its essence, whatever the outcome.
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A British suggestion that it could form a "customs partnership" with the EU, collecting duties on behalf of the EU while pursuing its own tariff policy and refusing to be bound by EU courts and regulations, was dismissed last year in Brussels as impractical and a threat to the EU market.
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"To allow people to get the treatment they need without having to interact with medication on a daily basis is hugely valuable because you deliver the treatment to them continuously so they don't have to interrupt their daily life or be bound to an eye drop or pill pack," says Bartynski.
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"I did have a scene planned, which was okayed by the club owner, where I was going to be bound and beaten while I sang the Marine Corps Hymn to my then-Master/Daddy, a deployed Marine, but it had to be recorded so that he could watch it," she writes.
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In Madden, the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit held that a non-bank that buys a loan from a bank cannot service the loan on the same terms as the bank, and should instead be bound by the state's usury law (which banks are generally exempt from).
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While artists might have been associated with immorality in their personal lives (hence why, say, for centuries women were prohibited from acting onstage, lest they be exposed to the sexual corruption of the theatrical world), the culturally pervasive idea that artists shouldn't even be bound by morality is more recent.
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According to Article VI of the Constitution: 'All treaties made, or which shall be made, under the authority of the United States, shall be the supreme law of the land; and the judges in every state shall be bound thereby, anything in the Constitution or laws of any State to the contrary notwithstanding.
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The reason most think Trump has the nomination in the bag is because, by the current set of rules the party is following, more than 90 percent of delegates will go to the convention "bound" to cast their ballots for a particular presidential candidate — and most of them will be bound to Trump.
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Well, what do you think would happen if the media came out and said [that Freemen] believe in good government, that everyone should be bound by the law, and that they don't believe politicians, cops, judges, and lawyers are above the law, and that they believe there should be greater accountability in government.
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"Every free white male person, having attained the age of 16 years and not above the age of 60 years, who shall reside in the State of Louisiana and Parish of St. Landry, shall be bound to do patrol duty within the limits of the patrol district in which he resides," it read.
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Britain left the EU last month and the two sides have been talking tough in the run-up to a new round of negotiations, with the EU demanding far-reaching guarantees of fair competition and London saying it would not be bound by the bloc's rules on the so-called level playing field.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had vowed in the waning days of a re-election campaign he won on April 9 to annex Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank, in a move that would be bound to trigger condemnation from the Palestinians and the Arab world and complicate the U.S. peace effort.
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Investors might want to know what's going on with battery storage and solar roofs — Tesla's other lines of business — but because the company remains overwhelmingly a carmaker, and one that just handed over the first examples of its most anticipated car, the important stuff will all be bound up with the vehicle business.
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" The latest messages from Beijing were a direct response to comments from the President-elect on Sunday that "I fully understand the 'one China' policy, but I don't know why we have to be bound by a 'one China' policy unless we make a deal with China having to do with other things, including trade.
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Bumstead buys his computers from small electronics recyclers, (large recyclers are often required by Apple to shred Apple products as part of a contract they have with the company.) These old computers, which would otherwise be bound for a shredder still clearly have resale value, regardless of whether they look pristine when he resells them.
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From "The Grifters" to "20th Century Women," Ms. Bening's women typically cannot be bound by the roles society expects them to play, just as Ms. Bening, 191, has outgrown the conventional roles of the screen actress: whether the sexy ingénue, the romantic lead, the classy prestige star or, in recent years, the movie mother.
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Chabon has what sounds like a mostly true story to tell — about characters whose only names are "my grandmother" and "my grandfather," and also about mental illness, snake hunting, the Holocaust and rocket science — and he may not have wanted to be bound too tightly by the constraints of literal accuracy in telling it.
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"Some leaders, such as U.S. President Donald Trump, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, and Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, bridle at the same body of international human rights law that China undermines, galvanizing their publics by shadow boxing with the `globalists' who dare suggest that governments everywhere should be bound by the same standards," Roth said.
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" The California-related complaint alleges that the following state laws are preempted by federal law and therefore violate the Supremacy Clause of the U.S Constitution," which states that federal law is "the supreme Law of the Land; and the Judges in every State shall be bound thereby": This case is very risky for Trump.
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These included her father, the stern pedagogue Friedrich Wieck, who groomed her for pianistic stardom from an early age; her husband, with whom she had eight children before his death in a mental institution in 1856; and Brahms, with whom she came to be bound by a love that was deep but probably platonic.
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Zayner views genetics as the ultimate equalizer: He dreams that one day we will no longer be bound by the DNA we are born with, every person free to hack their own genome to augment their intelligence, change their eye color or even cure the diseases that ail them with the same ease as, say, building a Squarespace website.
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"We shouldn't be holding things as a blackmail," King told CNN, saying the vote for speaker should take place at the same time it always happens and even those who vote against Ryan in the secret ballot contest should be bound by the will of the broader conference which he confidently predicted would re-elect Ryan.
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Fibreboard, the 2nd Circuit said there was a "glaring" conflict between the interests of merchants entitled to money and those of retailers in the no-opt-out class – who may not even have set up shop yet or may not have benefited from the card companies' reforms but would still be bound by the settlement's "exceptionally broad" releases.
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"We want to make it possible for our customers to be able to get the most out of their personal digital assistants, not to be bound to some single walled garden," Nadella said, at the Build developer conference in Seattle, as the company demonstrated how consumers will be able to reach Cortana through Alexa, and vice-versa.
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They fired back and made sure there were few casualties, if no casualties ... There were children that were on the field with us in the dugout ... I never thought I would go to practice for charity and have to dodge bullets ... We are now going to be bound together by this senseless shooting for the rest of our lives.
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News Analysis WASHINGTON — When President Trump took a phone call from the leader of Taiwan in December and asserted that the United States might no longer be bound by the "One China" policy, his defenders hailed it as a show of strength — the latest delicate issue on which Mr. Trump was willing to challenge decades of diplomatic orthodoxy.
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"Once again, the bigger issue here isn't the specific constitutional question with which the Justices grappled in this case, but the broader transformation that appears to be under way with respect to when the Court will and will not be bound by its prior precedent," said Steve Vladeck, CNN Supreme Court analyst and professor at the University of Texas School of Law.
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The statement noted that the walkout organizers' demand around forced arbitration wasn't fully met: discrimination cases around nationality, religious, gender, sexuality age, and other identifiers are still bound by arbitration; temps, vendors, and contractors may still be bound by arbitration depending on their recruitment agency's terms; and employees are still prohibited from pursuing a class-action lawsuit for any claims.
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The poem "49" begins: We live in toppled times under a feat of tyranny; let's not fake getting lost, let's do it, let's not do it intermittently, let's be lost, disoriented and never to be bound so all can hear the hiss of the adverbs we shoot into tyrants' eyes, quivering shafts slippery from limbs and aimed by eyes under feathered lids.
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But we see the strongest parallels with the long history of the Arrest of Christ (also known as the Betrayal of Christ, the Taking of Christ, and the Kiss of Judas), a common pictorial theme depicting Jesus being arrested at the hands of armed soldiers in the garden of Gethsemane, his hands held out, already bound or waiting to be bound.
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For the Academy, though, it does foster the image of an organization willing not to be bound by its past, and for critical voices, a reminder that there really is a sense of service in writing about not only those movies and TV shows already on their must-see lists, but recommending those they might not otherwise by on their radar.
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That is because leaders in Beijing are all too keenly aware that, even though any direct intervention would be legally justifiable under the terms of the Basic Law, and in practice necessary for the purpose of stopping violence and restoring order, any such intervention would be bound to be negatively portrayed by the international community as an "act of suppression of Hong Kong's freedoms".
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The dispute over what Russia calls the southern Kurile Islands and Japan calls the Northern Territories has prevented Japan and Russia from signing a peace treaty ending World War II. "We should not be bound by past negotiations," Mr. Abe said at a joint news conference in Tokyo on Friday at which he repeatedly referred to Mr. Putin by his first name, striking an unusual note in formal Japan.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE said the U.S. shouldn't necessarily "be bound by a One China policy" in his first Sunday show interview as president-elect, adding that he doesn't want China telling him what to do.
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But if the Biden Rule was not law, then McConnell's claim on March 16, 2016, to be bound by it — "The Senate will continue to observe the Biden Rule so that the American people have a voice in this momentous decision" — was a lie so monumental that the entire process by which Justice Neil Gorsuch ascended to the high court would have to be deemed constitutionally invalid and, therefore, subject to retraction.
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Article VI, Section 2 of our Constitution states the following: This Constitution, and the Laws of the United States which shall be made in Pursuance thereof; and all Treaties made, or which shall be made, under the Authority of the United States, shall be the supreme Law of the Land; and the Judges in every State shall be bound thereby, any Thing in the Constitution or Laws of any State to the Contrary notwithstanding.
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"To be young, to be bound for the far hills, to be going where happiness hung from a tree, a ring to be tilted for, a bright garland to be won — It was still a realizable thing, we thought, still a harbor from the dullness and the tears and disillusion of all the stationary world," he wrote, in a quote singled out by Malcolm Forbes in a review of "The Cruise of the Rolling Junk," a compilation of those magazine articles.
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