" Likewise, the European Union limits what can be designated "Parmesan.
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Upon confirmation, Simons will be designated chairman, the official said.
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Of Denizen's 911 apartments, 183 will be designated as affordable.
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Gates may be designated for airlines' common, preferential or exclusive use.
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It said about 750 military personnel would be designated to provide support.
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Each profile can be designated with the Disney avatar of your choice.
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Additionally, certain elections must be designated on a timely filed tax return.
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Under Booker's proposal, Election Day would be designated as a national holiday.
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At the time, Sessions suggested they could be designated a terrorist organization.
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Representative payees can be designated either by the beneficiary, or the agency.
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As a result, these entities will no longer be designated for sanctions.
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No longer will private spaces be designated men-only or women-only.
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The Marine Corps variant was the first to be designated combat ready.
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Then, he demanded that English be designated the United States' official language.
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Instead, there will be designated safe landing zones to drop off the food.
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This year, a special piece of wood will be designated for the purpose.
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LHP Joely Rodriguez will be designated for assignment by the Phillies on Thursday.
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A surrogate can be designated, should he become unavailable to perform this duty.
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Trump said in comments broadcast on Tuesday that Mexico's cartels "will" be designated.
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It remains to be seen if the attack will be designated a hate crime.
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Companies trading with Iran could still be designated as societas non grata by America.
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More than 20,000 people have sought to be designated victims, hoping for legal compensation.
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More parking areas for bikes may be designated on sidewalks and in pedestrian plazas.
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Hariri was widely expected to be designated prime minister as Lebanon's leading Sunni politician.
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But it did not recommend that it be designated as a terrorist organization, either.
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One batter on the opposing team can be designated as ineligible for any game.
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National monuments can be designated by the president through the Antiquities Act of 1906.
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To the east was the Black Canyon, which would soon be designated a National Park.
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As such, only individuals from specific areas of the world can be designated as refugees.
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In April 2018 USCIRF recommended that both of those countries should be designated as CPCs.
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Ms. Sanz said that at least five superblocks were expected to be designated by 2201.
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In 2004, Edinburgh was the first city to be designated a UNESCO City of Literature.
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Under the program, cities would compete to be designated growth hubs by an independent commission.
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They'll be designated with a Play Pass ticket badge, so you can easily identify them.
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Grassroots Out and Vote Leave, the rivals to be designated as official campaigners, are bitterly divided.
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User-written stories won't be designated any differently from the ones by pro writers, Gupta said.
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Jerry Brown signed a law that requires restrooms for single users to be designated all-gender.
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The U.S. Treasury said on Monday that China should longer be designated as a currency manipulator.
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The sentencing process will also determine whether Cosby, 81, will be designated a sexually violent predator.
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There will be designated pickup locations after the race so be sure you scope them out before.
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LHP John Danks will be designated for assignment, White Sox GM Rick Hahn said before Tuesday's game.
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Alcohol will not be available in public, only in "designated areas", which have yet to be designated.
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We're thinking about trying it the next time we offer to be designated driver at a party.
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The account will be designated an "in memoriam" status and logins to the account will be blocked.
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Pence also announced that three individuals connected to the Maduro regime would be designated as drug kingpins.
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Accounts could be designated at any financial institution operating in the state, such as banks and brokerages.
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The two shows are the only ones of Murphy's to be designated "rotten" on the review aggregator.
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With standardized portions, a single serving of French fries could be designated as 2 ounces, for instance.
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A portion of the money would be designated for industries nearing collapse like air and cargo carriers.
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Attendees can pay $85033,000 for a photo opportunity, and couples can be designated as hosts for $25,000.
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Of note: Crimea will not be designated to any country on Apple apps when viewed outside Russia.
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I certainly think it's appropriate for FSOC to deliberate on whether Fannie and Freddie should be designated.
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To be designated "very high prevalence" the states scored high on both measurement indexes used in the study.
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Sesame Place is the first theme park in the world to be designated as a Certified Autism Center!
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If larger than Mr Corbyn's parliamentary caucus, this new social democratic party would be designated the official opposition.
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It will likely be designated "A68" by officials who track the movement of icebergs to avert shipping accidents.
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The document states that others must be designated by White House counsel or counsel must approve other procedures.
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In Congress, a bill can be introduced requesting that an area be designated as a national park unit.
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Applicants who do not identify as either gender will be designated by their birth gender, the memo said.
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Under the nuclear agreement, anywhere from 130 to 150 IAEA officials are allowed to be designated to Iran.
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The program also encouraged family members or friends to be designated and paid as caregivers in the home.
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Cartels and their senior leaders could also be designated under an existing executive order that targets terrorist threats.
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"I don't want to say what I'm going to do, but they will be designated," Mr. Trump responded.
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They also strike the requirement that facilities providing more than five abortions per year be designated as hospitals.
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If I had to guess, I would say that all seven buildings will be designated, and fairly so.
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The deal took just two weeks to negotiate: Lenin insisted that the train should be designated an extraterritorial entity.
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Delaware has become the first state in the country to be designated a no-kill state for shelter animals.
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Let's say independent drivers would need to stay completely clear of autonomous bus lanes: How would those be designated?
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The final $25 billion would be designated for so-called transformative projects - an effort being dubbed "American Spirit" projects.
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It calls for a wall along the southern border and for English to be designated the country's official language.
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The final $25 billion would be designated for so-called transformative projects — an effort being dubbed "American Spirit" projects.
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" The president replied, "I don't want to say what I am going to do, but they will be designated.
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Presumably, Mr. Trump could direct Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson to review whether the Brotherhood should be designated.
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Barney Frank (D-Mass.) said he didn't believe that companies "that just sell insurance" should be designated as SIFIs.
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Hotels where there have been incidents will be designated on the online listing, the Needham, Massachusetts-based company said.
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A spokesman for TripAdvisor said more hotels are expected to be designated as the site's staff assesses user reviews.
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And officials say there are no more monuments or federal parks to be designated before the transfer of power.
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The big picture: Both of the officials' roles are temporary, and they will be designated as special government employees.
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Ghost content can be designated for different audiences — free content for everyone, and paid content only for active paying members.
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Just less than 10 years later, Kurz would be designated to the chairman of the overall ÖVP in May 2017.
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A new 216,22015 hectare (2442,2161 acre) marine park is due to be designated following the completion of the two megaprojects.
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Government lawyers had warned that the Muslim Brotherhood did not meet the legal criteria to be designated a terrorist organization.
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McLaren said the new Honda-powered car, which would have been the MP4-32, would now be designated the MCL32.
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Some residents and rival developers were under the impression that 25 percent of the apartments would be designated as affordable.
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The Trump administration previously rejected legal guidance from the Obama administration allowing these companies to be designated as joint employers.
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Certain games on the 2020 schedule will be designated as Cup games, with separate standings for this in-season competition.
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One challenge is to decide what should be designated an axiom and what physicists should try to derive from the axioms.
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Protected land and water could also be opened up to logging, fishing, hunting, and mining, while new monuments might be designated.
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The RFE is for the spaces to be designated as a New York City Interior Landmark, thus averting their imminent destruction.
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The debate over whether election systems should be designated as critical infrastructure to better protect them from hackers is heating up.
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Additional needed defense resources will be designated as Overseas Contingency Operations (OCO) funds, which are not subject to the spending caps.
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One or more of these locations must be designated as "Department of Defense Strategic Arctic Ports" within 90 days, it adds.
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Roy also called for cartels to be designated as Foreign Terrorist Organizations in an op-ed in The Hill this month.
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Roy also called for cartels to be designated as Foreign Terrorist Organizations in an op-ed in The Hill last month.
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The real debate, then, was not whether Bears Ears should be designated and receive enhanced protections, but how it should be.
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The biggest shift is that there will no longer be designated smoking areas available inside Walt Disney World and Disneyland theme parks.
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Even though he defected early on, he could, by some bureaucratic oversight, still be designated a security risk to the United States.
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So drones for medical transport should be regulated: pilots should have licenses, and specific drone routes should be designated to prevent crashes.
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Margutti says The Cow got its nickname because it happened to be designated as AT2018cow as part of the team's naming scheme.
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Only those deemed "necessary to assist" government lawyers can be designated, and each is to be advised to keep the matter confidential.
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If it gets to the Senate, I will present an amendment that the frontage road be designated as the Stormy Daniels rampway.
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Indigenous group Tupinambá de Olivença, numbering 4,631 people, has been fighting for the land to be designated as a reserve since 19883.
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In a sign of easing tensions, the U.S. Treasury said on Monday that China should no longer be designated a currency manipulator.
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Indigenous group Tupinambá de Olivença, numbering 4,631 people, has been fighting for the land to be designated as a reserve since 19883.
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The other $18.5 million would be designated for the class-action case, the New York attorney general's lawsuit and any future claimants.
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One hole will be designated at 29 LPGA events for the contest, with a player's best two scores counting at each tournament.
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There would be designated areas for use, mainly at marijuana dispensaries: buy the drug in one room, and use it in another.
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As part of anti-drone precautions, all Olympic venues will be designated no-fly zones across the stadiums in Pyeongchang, Gangneung, and Jeongseon.
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But it is unclear whether as a state entity, the IRGC would meet the legal criteria to be designated a Foreign Terrorist Organization.
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So for the time being, marijuana will continue to be designated a Schedule 1 drug, giving it equal status to LSD and heroin.
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Sudan is one of only three countries to be designated a state sponsor of terrorism, with the other two being Syria and Iran.
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Volunteer coaches can't actually coach in college football, so he will probably be designated as an analyst, consultant, or some other meaningless term.
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Laws still need to change, and spaces need to be designated if riders are going to be able to pursue their passion legally.
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The memo provides that rules implementing the new tax law can be designated to receive an expedited OMB review of 85033 business days.
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Safadi, in a statement from his office, said he hoped outgoing prime minister Saad al-Hariri would be designated again for the post.
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Some sources familiar with transition discussions say he will be designated the permanent chair, but other sources said it was not immediately clear.
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The vice president usually does the swearing-in of a senator, but a surrogate could be designated should Mike Pence not be available.
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Separately, the E.P.A. is preparing to designate these chemicals hazardous substances, meaning areas contaminated can be designated Superfund sites, formalizing the cleanup effort.
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Another amount would be designated to be paid out after Mr. Ghosn left Nissan, according to a person familiar with Nissan's internal investigation.
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You also have the option for the workouts to be designated as bodyweight, which means they don't involve any additional equipment to complete.
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Mr. Gordon said if the proposed rules had been in place, the property would have been less likely to be designated as such.
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Shows and movies in the Top 10 list will be designated with a special Top 10 badge wherever they appear on the site.
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They should immediately be designated as the large and "systemically important financial institutions" they so obviously are by the Financial Stability Oversight Board.
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Before that, Chris Dodd (D), then a Connecticut senator, in 2010 suggested that he didn't envision "traditional insurance" to be designated as well.
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Her life, her music, and authorship speak to a more holistic bond towards production, contributions to a larger yet-to-be designated world.
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The ranks of the undocumented also include asylum seekers, refugees, and victims of traffickers — none of whom deserve to be designated as criminals.
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Amber Capital, which previously held 4.17 percent of Lagardere shares, asked to be designated two board members during the last shareholders assembly in May.
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The House bill, titled The For the People Act, will be designated HR1, signifying its place at the top of the Democrats' agenda. Rep.
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The priest gets to be designated as someone closer to God by virtue of his maleness; he has the privilege of believing in forever.
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The potential changes could limit the areas that can be designated as critical habitats, and alter the kinds of protections that threatened species receive.
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The drive-up service, which replicates Wal-Mart's successful online grocery strategy, would be designated for shoppers who place their orders ahead of time.
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Under the Endangered Species Act, specific areas can be designated as essential for the survival of animals or plants listed as endangered or threatened.
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Maurice Ashley, the first African-American to be designated a chess grandmaster, was inducted into the U.S. Chess Hall of Fame in St. Louis.
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The critic score had to be designated "fresh" to be considered the best show and had to be below 75% to be the worst.
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By an 8-0 margin, the justices ruled there are limits to the government's authority to determine what can be designated as critical habitat.
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A few months earlier, it had been agreed that the areas would be designated deconfliction zone -- in theory making it safe from the conflict.
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The building's owners quietly gutted the lobby to make room for new elevators before the site could be designated a landmark earlier this year.
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"Given the reality of the exponential growth of the virus, supplemental infrastructure must be designated and ready to receive patients immediately," the senator writes.
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He will be designated for assignment on Saturday morning, taking him off the major league roster after nearly six seasons in a Mets uniform.
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In a report released Wednesday, Treasury said it has found no major trading partner met the criteria to be designated as intentionally manipulating its currency.
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A place that fails to qualify as a war zone may be designated "an area of active hostilities" where rules of engagement can be eased.
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Markets have definitely waited for the decision who will be designated as the central bank head and I think they have taken it in positively.
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" Notably, the committee's report stated that the FSOC's process by which it evaluates whether a firm should be designated a SIFI "was anything but consistent.
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It is incredibly obvious that Ratelband has given no serious thought to his proposal that people be designated a "biological," rather than a chronological age.
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It may get another shot, though, with the chance to go back and remake its case that MetLife should be designated too big to fail.
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We bailed them out with over $180 billion, but if the CHOICE Act were to become law, they could not be designated as a SIFI.
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Bears Ears holds a rich cultural and spiritual significance for the 26 tribes who are advocating for this land to be designated a national monument.
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Bryant personally went to the Sheriff's office on January 26th and requested that the area be designated a no-fly zone and protected from photographers.
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The State Department is free to accept or turn aside its recommendations on which lands should be designated as "countries of particular concern" or egregious violators.
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In 2016 UNESCO's World Heritage Center and the International Union for Conservation of Nature recommended that the white shark cafe be designated a World Heritage site.
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Websites that want to be designated as secure have to be certified by an outside organization, which will confirm their identity and vouch for their security.
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The central bank has said that banks with more than LKR500 billion of assets will be designated as D-SIBs and six banks meet this criterion.
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According to ESPN, Kendricks will be designated as a post-June 1 release, which would save the team an extra $1.6 million against the 2019 cap.
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It said facilities provided by Ghana shall be designated as either for exclusive use by U.S. troops or to be jointly used with their Ghanaian counterparts.
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Some Facebook employees have argued that Donald Trump's posts on the social network should be designated as hate speech and removed, according to a new report.
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In South Dakota, a proposed law titled House Bill 1008 would require students to be designated to gender specific restrooms based on their anatomy at birth.
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MS-133 became the first street gang to be designated by the government as a transnational criminal organization when President Barack Obama did so in 2012.
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Just for fun, here are the highlights: How one gets from A to B in the Woven City will be designated on the street by speed.
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Fox News contributor Laura Ingraham called for left-wing anti-fascist protesters to be designated as a terrorist organization in an interview on "Fox & Friends" Tuesday.
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First, although opportunity zones had to meet income criteria in order to be designated as such, that does not mean they are the places most in need.
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"Clearly, considering the striking majority we obtained, the prime minister will be designated by the FCC," Julien Lubunga, a Kabila advisor, told Reuters by phone on Friday.
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The Syrian regime and its Russian and Iranian allies have argued vigorously that Ahrar al Sham, a major hardline Islamist brigade, should be designated a terrorist organization.
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Under Indonesia's anti-terrorism laws, investigators can hold people for seven days before determining whether they will be designated suspects or released, said police spokesman Setyo Wasisto.
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Because the Pronto receives signals from the Peel app using the iPhone's Bluetooth signal, only one iPhone at a time can be designated the home's universal remote.
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The law also calls on the Secretary of State to submit a decision to Congress on whether North Korea should be designated a state sponsor of terrorism.
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In the fuss over which pro-Brexit group would be designated, less attention has been paid to the group selected to campaign to remain in the (EU).
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We expect few, if any, new bancassurers would be designated as G-SIBs and we do not expect that the proposals would trigger changes in our ratings.
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A review of 144 studies published since 1994 suggests that to preserve and restore ecosystems, 30% of the oceans should be designated as "marine protected areas" (MPAs).
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In California, a new law could require that workers be designated as employees, allowing them to gain access to basic protections like minimum wage and unemployment insurance.
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The flood of cash would be designated to rebuild the nation's roads and bridges, drawing upon American machinery and auto manufacturers to help restore the highway system.
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Cannon pointed out that a primary challenge means a president's campaign team needs to fundraise and spend money that would otherwise be designated for the general election.
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The Vermont Public Service Board has not been able to decide how the money should be awarded and which companies should be designated as eligible telecommunications carriers.
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The ritual took place in a glen just off the road and close to the turnpike, in an area that wouldn't quite be designated the proper Everglades.
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Facing cost estimates of $3.7 billion to $15.3 billion, Mr. Degnan has demanded that at least $3.5 billion of the capital plan be designated for the terminal.
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And of the 670 properties that are indeed appropriate for housing, she added, about 400 of them already are, or will be, designated for development within two years.
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On Monday, there was an extensive back-and-forth about whether Cosby should be designated a "sexually violent predator" and if he should register as a sex offender.
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Google is partnering with a developer and the City of Mountain View to build 6,600 units on its doorstep, with 20 percent to be designated as affordable housing.
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The committee did not say if the desert camps would be designated as "fanzones", in which conservative Muslim Qatar has said fans will be allowed to consume alcohol.
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Zoning was recently approved to continue the creation of a mixed-use downtown district that will include 5,500 apartments, hundreds of which will be designated as affordable housing.
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Sage said its ongoing trial in women with postpartum depression will now be designated a pivotal trial, which allows the data, if positive, to support a regulatory filing.
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Japanese teams are limited to four foreign players per roster, but because Stewart would have no other pro experience, it is not clear how he would be designated.
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Standard safe harbor provisions in legislation could permit companies to be designated trusted intermediaries that properly safeguard information, following strict guidelines and audits on data protection and privacy.
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On Monday, the president asked Congress for $2.5 billion in funding to fight the coronavirus — more than $1 billion of that funding will be designated for vaccine development.
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Under the expected regulations, the vast majority of the city's transfer schools would be designated as "in need of improvement" and could be at risk of being closed.
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Tampa Bay C Derek Norris - who went 3-for-3, including a two-run homer, Friday - is expected to be designated for assignment to make room for Ramos.
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The program is funded through January, but no new federal money will be designated if the government closing goes beyond that, according to a memo from the department.
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The U.S. Treasury Department said in a report released on Wednesday that it found no major trading partner met the criteria to be designated as intentionally manipulating its currency.
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It directs all public schools, government agencies and public college campuses to require bathrooms or locker rooms be designated for use only by people based on their biological sex.
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One kicks you back out to the home menu, and the other seems to be designated for voice control, although this wasn't functional in the units we tried out.
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Once White departs, Piwowar, as the sole Republican commissioner, will likely be designated by incoming President Donald Trump to serve as acting chairman until a permanent chairman is selected.
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Broadcasters who receive the equivalent of about $175 in "super hearts" will be designated "super broadcasters" and be able to cash out the money as earnings, the company said.
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A Commerce Department spokesperson said an acting director would be designated "in the coming days" and the position would be filled permanently "in due course," The Washington Post reported.
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The department's National Cybersecurity and Communications Integration Center would be designated as the leader of federal efforts to "identify and mitigate" cyber threats to industrial control and SCADA systems.
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A senior State Department official said Tuesday that Xinhua, China Global Television Network, China Radio International, China Daily and People's Daily will be designated as "foreign missions," effective immediately.
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Instead of being returned home, however, the migrants would be sent back to Guatemala, which under the agreement would be designated as a safe place for them to live.
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Merkel's conservative party, the Christian Democratic Union (CDU), agreed on Monday that Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia - troubled by unrest rather than full-blown conflict - should be designated safe countries.
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When I say all the truth, I mean the circumstances, those responsible need to be designated and once we've decided ourselves on the subject then we'll take the necessary sanctions.
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More than 250 water barriers, weighing two tonnes each when full, will be used to cordon off restricted zones, while demonstration zones will be designated much further away than usual.
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Warren also called for internet platforms to be designated as utilities, which would make companies like Facebook subject to more lawsuits and fines if they run afoul of privacy law.
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"Various guidance documents are inconsistent on which combatant command would be designated the supported command and have primary responsibility for supporting civil authorities during a cyber incident," the report said.
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Already this week, the government has arrested four bakers for making illegal brownies and pastries with flour it says must be designated for savoury bread products, according to Reuters reports.
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The court concluded that it should be designated a "rock" and not an island, meaning it does not "generate an exclusive economic zone" and limits further territorial claims for Taiwan.
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Cuba will now be designated an "unaccompanied post" meaning that the families of diplomatic staff will not be able to live with them while they are assigned to the country.
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In order for a country to be designated a state sponsor of terrorism, the secretary of State must determine that the country's government has repeatedly provided support for international terrorism.
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Using sanctions properly is not just about how many can be imposed or how many targets can be designated; it is also about the underlying strategy and objectives being pursued.
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Bills can be set up to be paid automatically through any ordinary bank or brokerage account, or a family member or other person could be designated to handle those tasks.
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The indigenous Tupinambá de Olivença group has been fighting for the land where Vila Gale previously planned to build to be designated as a reserve for the past 15 years.
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Bob Prescott, a former director of the Mass Audubon Wellfleet Bay Wildlife Sanctuary, carefully scooped up the creature, soon to be designated No. 112, to try to save its life.
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Under the new guidelines—which were agreed upon last year—a special area can be designated for scientific study following the retreat or collapse of ice shelves across the Antarctic Peninsula.
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The university's academic strengths are wide-ranging, and the campus is the only U.S. college to be designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site, thanks to its connection to founder Thomas Jefferson.
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Officers from a police department's gang unit will typically make a recommendation to their superiors that a particular group should be designated as a gang, based on a set of criteria.
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She said that she too was unaware of Manafort's foreign holdings, and that she relied on Manafort to tell her whether wire transfers should be designated as loans or as income.
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Earlier this week, Space Policy Directive – 85033 was announced to start the process to create a new uniformed service of the armed forces to be designated as the U.S. Space Force.
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The FCC's Wireline Competition Bureau and Office of Economics and Analytics submitted a joint report to Congress on Wednesday laying out its recommendation for the new hotline to be designated 988.
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It also falls on a deadline set by Congress last year to formally to decide whether atrocities would be designated as genocide following widespread criticism of the administration's hesitancy to act.
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Hong told reporters it is "unlikely" that South Korea will be designated a currency manipulator, adding that Washington was aware of the basis on which Seoul had conducted past currency interventions.
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After decades of doing hard and unheralded work, the church is being recognized by New York City's Landmarks Preservation Commission, which has proposed that the exterior be designated as a landmark.
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The British psychiatrist Lorna Wing (also the parent of an autistic child) fixed on the "near-misses"—those children who met some diagnostic criteria but not enough to be designated autistic.
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Due to the uncertainty, Canada's embassy in Cuba will be designated as an unaccompanied post, meaning diplomats will not be stationed with their families, the government said in a separate statement.
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It is expected that the Army Military District of Washington, which oversees some military activities in the city, will be designated to coordinate parade planning, according to a senior defense official.
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As Hurricane Ophelia, which may now be designated as a tropical storm, approached Ireland, twitter user Sltlk, posted a video on Monday of the birds squawking in a frenzy around some houses.
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The bill released by House Republicans Thursday would allow a "child in utero" at "any stage of development" to be designated as the beneficiary of college savings accounts, known as 529 accounts.
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Andrew Cuomo said that a to-be-determined location will be designated as a monument to the 49 victims who were killed at Pulse, a gay nightclub in Orlando, on June 13.
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Though the cost (around $4.3 million) is being paid for by rich private Koons supporters from America and France, this ugly whopper is destined to be designated as a Parisian historical monument.
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The package also includes a provision, written by Senator Cory Gardner, Republican of Colorado, that would require the State Department to determine whether Russia should be designated a state sponsor of terrorism.
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Sessions will meet with El Salvadorian authorities, including Attorney General Douglas Meléndez, and meet with former members of the MS-13, which Sessions has said could be designated as a terror organization.
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It seeks to designate the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps as a terrorist organization — the first time that a state's military would be designated under a mechanism devised to confront non-state actors.
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It was the fifth organization to be designated that way, joining some heavy hitters: the Russia-based Brothers' Circle, the Italian Camorra, the Mexican cartel the Zetas, and the Yakuza in Japan.
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"MetLife is no longer designated as a systemically important financial institution in the United States, and believe we should not be designated as a global systemically important insurer, either," MetLife said on Monday.
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In addition, dressing rooms, locker rooms and bathrooms in government buildings and public schools and universities must be designated for use based on a person's biological sex -- as listed on the birth certificate.
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After legal training, the law enforcement officials will be designated as immigration officers and assist Customs and Border Protection officers and agents with their work, according to a source familiar with the plans.
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What Mr Modi really wants, however, is for the leader of JEM to be designated as a terrorist at the UN, something that China has blocked for years to spare its ally's blushes.
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The memo specified that rules to implement the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) can be designated for an expedited review that would take no more than 10 business days, subject to extensions.
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Under the plan, all Americans will be automatically registered to vote when they turn 18, election day will be designated as a federal holiday, and the Federal Election Commission will undergo numerous reforms.
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They include dropping the requirement that the state company Petrobras be designated the managing company, and lowering the amount of Brazilian machinery and construction material that must be used for exploration and production.
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Officials in President Vladimir V. Putin's government said CNN, along with the federally funded Voice of America and Radio Liberty, might be designated as foreign agents, essentially identifying them as hostile intelligence outfits.
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Under threat of sanctions, Guatemala agreed late last month to be designated as a "safe third country," meaning Hondurans and Salvadorans would be required to seek refuge in Guatemala, rather than proceeding north.
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Vanessa's lawyer says on the day of the crash, Vanessa went to the Sheriff's Department and requested the crash site be designated a no-fly zone so photogs would be kept at bay.
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In a televised speech, Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah also said he hoped a new prime minister would be designated on Monday, but added that even so, forming a new cabinet would not be easy.
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But the August 2100 storm was powerful enough to dump nine inches of rain into the city in just three hours—enough to be designated as a 25- to 100-year flooding event.
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" Missouri Senate Bill 98, introduced Wednesday, would similarly require "all school restrooms, locker rooms, and shower rooms accessible for use by multiple students be designated for and used by male or female students only.
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Still, Iceta, whose Socialists are not part of Catalonia's pro-independence camp, would first need to be designated as a senator by the Catalan assembly, which was to vote on the matter on Thursday.
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Unlike national parks, which require an act of Congress, national monuments can be designated unilaterally by presidents under the century-old Antiquities Act, a law meant to protect sacred sites, artifacts and historical objects.
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It contains a number of internal components, including the actual firing mechanism, and it's the part of the gun that is required by law to be designated with a registration number by the ATF.
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"There is a process by which a position within the executive branch may be designated as a national security position if its responsibilities and assignments require eligibility for access to classified information," he wrote.
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A government-mandated evening curfew to prevent looting on the island is being lifted Thursday for truck drivers carrying essentials, he said, and certain gas stations will be designated just for trucks at night.
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People still send in decades-old umbilical cords to be checked for contamination, hoping for evidence to support their claims to be designated as victims, said Hirokatsu Akagi, director of Minamata's International Mercury Laboratory.
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But it would require increasingly strict environmental reviews and local input before larger monuments could be designated — with requirements growing depending on the potential monument's size — culminating in approval from state and local officials.
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Judge Duffy said that he once suggested to a prosecutor that he be designated as a general and placed in charge of the military commission for Khalid Shaikh Mohammed and for four other Sept.
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The FCA issued extra guidance for banks and other financial firms it regulates for deciding who can be designated a key worker and therefore send their children to school and travel to the office.
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As recently as 2004, the architecture critic Ada Louise Huxtable wrote rapturously about the station for The Wall Street Journal, calling it "powerfully handsome" and arguing that it should be designated a city landmark.
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This is why I plan to introduce legislation that would require the State Department to determine within 90 days whether the Russian Federation meets the criteria to be designated as a state sponsor of terrorism.
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Over $100 million has been raised for charity since the company started up, and a similar amount for the developers involved — an optional small percentage could be designated as a "Humble tip" to cover operations.
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Asked whether the IRGC should be designated as a terrorist group as Trump is reportedly considering, Dunford said he would not weigh in what economic or political measures should be taken to address Iran's behavior.
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Withdrawal would let stand a judge's 2016 decision that MetLife, the country's largest life insurer, should not be designated a "systemically important financial institution," a relatively new label that triggers heightened oversight and capital requirements.
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The remaining $1 million will be designated for a memorial to the victims as well as future educational efforts related to the attack, now designated as the deadliest anti-Semitic hate crime in American history.
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The guidance on essential businesses from the governor's office said that "any business that only has a single occupant/employee" doesn't need to be designated an essential business, giving the example of a gas station.
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The Trump administration is encouraging the WTO to adjust its rules that permit China to be designated as a "developing country," asserting it allows China to receive easier treatment from the organization, according to Reuters.
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The Treasury Department cited negotiations with the People's Bank of China along with enforceable agreements part of the preliminary trade deal as reasons for why Beijing should no longer be designated as a currency manipulator.
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But those funds could not be designated exclusively by the government for a barrier, so Kolfage created a non-profit organization that would instead use the funds to build a private wall of its own.
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Nichols said that the ABA would continue to lobby for lawmakers to do away with "arbitrary" asset thresholds altogether and to focus instead on banks' activities when assessing if they should be designated as SIFIs.
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Walking along what will be designated trail within Rocky Flats National Wildlife Refuge in only a matter of months, barring any unforeseen delay, was just starting to feel "normal," before Abelson offers a sober reminder.
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Chinese state-controlled media outlets on Sunday did not explicitly say that fentanyl would be designated as a controlled substance as per the White House statement, reporting instead that China would only move toward controlling fentanyl.
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"We fear that vast areas of natural forest, especially in Kalimantan, Sumatra (island), and Papua will be designated for land swaps and converted into pulpwood plantations in the name of peatland restoration," the environmental organizations said.
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The actress and the Mossimo clothing company founder allegedly paid $500,000 to have her daughters, Olivia Jade, 19, and Isabella Rose, 20, be designated crew team recruits even though they had never rowed, the indictment states.
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While U.S. national parks can be created only by an act of Congress, national monuments can be designated unilaterally by presidents and a century-old federal law meant to protect sacred sites, artifacts and historical objects.
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From a humming, glass-walled complex overlooking the Palace of Westminster he leads the campaigning efforts of Vote Leave, the largest of the outfits vying to be designated the official Out campaign in the impending referendum.
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Erekat wrote in the report that according to the Trump plan special parts of Ben Gurion airport and Haifa & Ashdod seaports will be designated for Palestinian use but the security responsibility will stay in Israeli hands.
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For those wanting to watch the courtroom drama unfold live, here's what you need to know: -- 32 seats will be designated for members of the public in the courtroom at the Alford A. Arraj federal courthouse.
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The Fuller House star and the Mossimo clothing company founder allegedly paid $500,000 to have her daughters, Olivia Jade and Isabella Rose, be designated crew team recruits even though they had never rowed, the indictment states.
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While we maybe exist in a bubble that consider nightclubs as spaces of artistic expression or at the very least some sort of weekly escape, swathes of people understand them to be designated pick-up zones.
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The R.N.P. is akin to the National Front, whose leader, Marine Le Pen, is less foursquare but no less formidable than Dorgelle; both women sport a blond bob that could be designated as an offensive weapon.
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In our annual report, released in April, USCIRF recommended that 85033 countries be designated CPCs: Burma, Central African Republic, China, Eritrea, Iran, Nigeria, North Korea, Pakistan, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Sudan, Syria, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan and Vietnam.
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Some shipping specialists said the Iranian flag was problematic because individuals working for the registry in Iran could be designated under U.S. sanctions, and so present a risk for anyone dealing with vessels listed by them.
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A senior State Department official said Tuesday that Xinhua, China Global Television Network, China Radio International, China Daily and People's Daily will be designated as "foreign missions," effective immediately, in accordance with the Foreign Missions Act.
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They allegedly paid bribes totaling $500,000 in exchange for their two daughters to be designated as recruits to the USC crew team, though they did not participate in crew, according to court filings obtained by CNN.
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On April 28, Sesame Place — the world's first-ever theme park to be designated as a Certified Autism Center (CAC) — will open in Langhorne, Pennsylvania, with a staff that's been fully trained in autism sensitivity and awareness.
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A Facebook spokesperson confirmed to Motherboard that the company has been in contact with Muslim Advocates and that Facebook uses "a combination of signals to determine whether an individual or entity should be designated a hate organization".
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With its recently deepened relations with Pakistan, China could also play a useful role, starting by lifting its veto at the UN Security Council so that the Pakistan-based JeM can be designated as a terrorist organization.
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Stephanie Murphy's (D-Fla.) bill would ensure that no person whose "primary or predominant responsibility is political in nature" could be designated as a member of the Security Council or be allowed to regularly attend its meetings.
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The Treasury Department decided to allow a Nevada county to be designated as an "opportunity zone" after initially determining it was too wealthy to get the designation after pressure from state Republicans, according to The Washington Post.
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California passes landmark bill that requires Uber and Lyft to treat their drivers as employees The bill says that if a contractor's work is part of a company's regular business, then they must be designated as employees.
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According to a release from the WNBA, 10 early games from each team&aposs regular-season slate — the first home and away game against each of their conference rivals — will be designated as part of Cup play.
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Giannulli allegedly paid bribes up to $500,000 in exchange for their two daughters to be designated as recruits to the USC crew team, though they did not participate in crew, according to court filings obtained by CNN.
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Barr&aposs visit to Mexico comes a month after US President Donald Trump offered to help Mexico "wage war" on Mexican drug cartels and a week after he said the cartels will be designated as terrorist organizations.
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It will not be a masses business only, but a joint effort between the few who will be designated to deal specifically with the Triage and the masses preparing for a new era of prosperity and respectability.
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Sisi's forces have killed at least 2,560 alleged terrorists and arrested 16,000 others, although these numbers are disputed, since a person can be designated a terrorist for something as simple as publishing information that contradicts the state.
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According to the House Appropriations Committee, $1951964 million will go to the CDC, $195213 million will go to the National Institutes of Health, and $195203 million will be designated for local assistance at the state and county level.
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Lei said the government plans to build offices and factories in the 10 square kilometre site in the north of Shanghai, and is applying for it to be designated a zone where firms will receive favourable customs treatment.
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He also thinks Western countries, as a counterbalance to Huawei and other Chinese tech firms, should consider whether domestic firms that provide digital infrastructure should be designated as strategically important, as arms-makers and steel firms often are.
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Neemuchwala, who joined Wipro as its group president and chief operating officer from its bigger rival Tata Consultancy Services Ltd in April last year, will succeed T.K. Kurien who will be designated as vice chairman from Feb. 1.
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INF Michael Martinez was expected to be designated for assignment Wednesday to make room for Jacob Faria's start but will remain with the club after they announced Brad Miller's return to the disabled list with a hip strain.
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It was created by the Dodd-Frank Act in 2010 as a second vice chairperson to be designated by the president from among the Federal Reserve Board of Governors, but it was never formally filled by President Obama.
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Unlike national parks that can only be created by an act of Congress, national monuments can be designated unilaterally by presidents under the century-old Antiquities Act, a law meant to protect sacred sites, artifacts and historical objects.
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China's yuan also backed off its highest since July hit overnight after the U.S. Treasury Department on Monday said China should no longer be designated a currency manipulator - a label it applied as the yuan dropped in August.
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WASHINGTON, Jan 13 (Reuters) - The U.S. Treasury Department on Monday said China should no longer be designated as a currency manipulator in a long-delayed semi-annual currency report, reversing an August finding that had roiled financial markets.
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Similarly, the UN released a proposal on Monday that calls for one-third of the Earth to be designated as national parks, marine sanctuaries, and other protected areas by 2030 in order to stop a sixth mass extinction.
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And it passed legislation that would require the State Department to determine whether Russia should be designated a state sponsor of terrorism, as well as a measure requiring congressional approval if the president seeks to withdraw from NATO.
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The remarks came a day after Mohammad Ali Jafari, commander of the Revolutionary Guards, warned his forces "will consider the American army to be like Islamic State all around the world" should the guards be designated a terror group.
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According to the Macy's website, there will be designated ground-level viewing on Broad St as well as upper-level viewing on Old Slip St. and via the FDR Drive on Pearl and Frankfort streets in the Seaport District.
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Despite the presence of nation-based cultural property laws, conflict areas around the world face the loss of heritage, which archaeologists like Brodie believe will not be stopped if commercial values continue to be designated to these ancient items.
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And the row of homes was too small to be designated a historic district, even though districts occupying only one side of a street exist elsewhere in the city, including one a few blocks away on East 10th Street.
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The vessels are the first to be designated under stepped-up sanctions imposed on North Korea by the 15-member council in August and September over two long-range ballistic missile launches and Pyongyang's sixth and largest nuclear test.
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Because they serve students who have struggled elsewhere, very few transfer schools have six-year graduation rates of 67 percent or higher, meaning that almost all transfer schools would be designated as in need of comprehensive support and improvement.
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When it comes to the Paris bistros and cafes, it may be hard to explain why they should be designated part of France's cultural heritage but not those on the Côte d'Azur or in the wine center of Bordeaux.
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The vessels are the first to be designated under stepped-up sanctions imposed on North Korea by the 15-member council in August and September over Pyongyang's sixth and largest nuclear test and two long-range ballistic missile launches.
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An event would be designated as an emergency, or level 5, if it posed an imminent threat to wide-scale critical infrastructure, the stability of the government, or lives of Americans, according to a severity schema provided by the White House.
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Under the program, campaigns as well as campaign committees that opt in to the program would be designated potential high-priority users and be able to take advantage of expedited troubleshooting if they detect any unusual behavior involving their accounts.
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The suspects used the Pokemon Go game to find their victims by anticipating where people might go through popular PokeStops—virtual sites in the game that can be designated at any real world location, from businesses to parking lots to churches.
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It is also critical that the Obama administration resist China's demand to be designated a market economy by the end of 2016 -- which would severely weaken the effectiveness of existing trade laws -- until China fully reforms its government-controlled economy.
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Declaring Islamic State a terrorist group, the first to be designated such under Australia's new Allegiance to Australia Act, Immigration Minister Peter Dutton said it was "both engaging in acts of terrorism and is opposed to Australia and its interests".
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Governor Muhammad Ibrahim told a counter-terrorism financing summit that from next year those converting crypto currencies into conventional currency will be designated as "reporting institutions" under the Anti-Money Laundering, Anti-Terrorism Financing and Proceeds of Unlawful Activities Act.
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The new office of the Prime Minister would be designated for Misrata, an important economic powerhouse and home to some powerful militias who were neither against nor supportive of Haftar but would be against another military-type rule reminiscent of Gadhafi.
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If the Pentagon opts not to upgrade the software on the F-35s that have already been delivered, those aircraft would likely be designated for training purposes rather than made available in the military's already shrinking inventory combat-ready planes.
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Russia and Syria have seized upon these abuses and have repeatedly called for the United Nations to designate Ahrar al-Sham as a terrorist organization, but groups can only be designated upon unanimous consent from the 15-member UN Security Council.
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"Someone within the company should be designated as the single source of information to monitor guidance from the CDC and recommend what should be communicated to employees and when," said Dr. David Gregg, chief medical officer for employee wellness company StayWell.
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He once said that Brazil's environmental policy was "suffocating the country"; he vowed on the campaign trail that not "a square centimeter" of land would be designated for Indigenous people; and last month he brushed aside official data about deforestation.
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Alvin Migues, director of Emergency Disaster Services at the Salvation Army Texas division, noted that funds that might be provided do not have to be designated for disasters, there are other avenues of funding that could be taken as well.
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We're picking them up (I get really carsick as a passenger, so have volunteered to be designated driver for the day) in a couple of hours, so I make scrambled eggs and flat whites at home to fill us up before we leave.
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Just as the law allows for Islamist extremist groups to be designated as terroristic, allowing authorities to monitor these groups' communications, track and choke off their finances and as prosecute those who support them, white supremacist extremist groups should be treated the same.
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And the most powerful man in America enjoys at least some audience for that kind of talk: Last year, more than a hundred thousand people signed a petition to the White House calling for Black Lives Matter to be designated a terrorist organization.
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United Airlines and American Airlines said in a joint statement they had reached an agreement on the number of gates to be assigned to each carrier, putting to bed a weeks-long feud over which gates would be designated for common use.
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Investigators will also examine what data Amazon uses to pick a seller as the default option for a given product when a user clicks the "buy" button—and whether Amazon has an unfair advantage to be designated the default for products it sells.
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Thong, who will also be designated as co-head of the U.S. bank's healthcare group in Asia excluding-Japan, will start in his new role next month, said the sources, who declined to be named as the information is not public yet.
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The resulting bicycles can enter the United States tariff-free because of U.S. rules that generally allow products to be designated as made-in-Cambodia as long as 25 percent of their costs for parts and labor are derived from that country.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Air Force Secretary Deborah James on Friday unveiled the first image of a new Northrop Grumman Corp long-range bomber and said it would be designated the B-21, as losing bidder Boeing Co said it would forego further challenges.
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Athersys's experimental Multistem treatment was one of the first companies to be designated by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration as a promising cell-based therapy with potential to address unmet needs for serious or life threatening conditions, potentially easing the approval process.
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Mr. Milken, in a five-page letter posted on his website after the article was published, said he had played no role in recommending to any government official that a county in Nevada where he had invested be designated an opportunity zone.
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The resulting bicycles can enter the United States tariff-free because of U.S. rules that generally allow products to be designated as made-in-Cambodia as long as 35 percent of their costs for parts and labor are derived from that country.
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A new cloud name, they explained, could be designated only by the World Meteorological Organization, an agency within the United Nations, based in Geneva, which has published scientific names and descriptions of all known cloud types in its International Cloud Atlas since 210.
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As some New York city and state politicians courted Jeff Bezos, others were deciding it would be OK to add to my expenses by requiring my Manhattan bookstore -- the third-generation-owned, 91-year-old Strand -- to be designated as a landmark building.
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Commercial fishing will be banned from the entire area, but 28 percent of it will be designated as research zones, where scientists can catch limited amounts of fish and krill, tiny invertebrates that provide food for whales, penguins, seals and other animals.
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The women in a filing in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Delaware asked for 21 days to review emails they had exchanged with Weinstein and that the Weinstein Co has turned over to him to see if any should be designated as confidential.
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If the city's interpretation had been correct, all sorts of protected expression — a "Go Seminoles" sign, a portrait of Alexander Hamilton, or even a mural of the First Amendment — could be designated as attention-getting "signs" and prohibited by the city's code.
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A striking new building under construction at 300 Ashland — designed by Enrique Norten and developed by Two Trees — will feature 50,000 square feet of cultural space (as well as close to 400 apartments, 20 percent of which are to be designated as affordable).
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In the spring, Louis R. Cappelli, a Westchester-based real estate developer who has owned the complex for two decades, applied to the State Department of Environmental Conservation requesting that a portion of the property be designated a brownfield, or contaminated site.
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The World Health Organization is convening an expert panel today to discuss whether the Wuhan virus should be designated "public health emergency of international concern," a rare step aimed at getting more money and resources from global donors to fight an outbreak.
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Through the Antiquities Act, Bears Ears can be designated as a national monument and be celebrated for its historical and cultural significance, while driving tourism and educating visitors about the Native American's who have taken care of and treasured this land for centuries.
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The resulting bicycles can enter the United States tariff-free because of U.S. rules that generally allow products to be designated as made-in-Cambodia as long as 2300 percent of their costs for parts and labor are derived from that country.
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Over the weekend, he wrote to President Donald Trump to ask that the Army Corps of Engineers be deployed to build temporary, excess hospital capacity across military bases and college dorms so existing hospital beds can be designated for the severely ill.
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Attendees of the session said the presentation from the federal officials was largely about what it means for election systems to be designated as critical infrastructure, discussing that at high level without broaching much beyond what has already been testified to publicly, they said.
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He's overturned executive orders requiring background checks for the mentally ill, and called for sometimes violent, left-wing Antifa protestors to be designated a domestic terror group -- all while denying until his White House speech on Monday that white supremacist violence is a growing problem.
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BEIRUT, May 24 (Reuters) - More than half of Lebanon's MPs nominated Sunni politician Saad al-Hariri as prime minister on Thursday during consultations with President Michel Aoun, al-Jadeed TV reported, confirming that he is set to be designated premier for a third time.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Saad al-Hariri's Future Movement will not be participating in the next government, a source close to Hariri and Lebanese media said on Thursday, as a candidate backed by Shi'ite Hezbollah and its allies looked set to be designated for the post.
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That's fine and good, but what we should be talking about now is whether websites like Facebook, YouTube, Twitter and also spots like Amazon – or even Hulu or Netflix – should be designated critical national infrastructure – along with all the consumer protections that go along with that.
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This is the third location in what most of the international community regards as occupied territory to be designated a Palestinian World Heritage site by UNESCO, after the Church of Nativity and the Pilgrimage Route in Bethlehem, and what UNESCO calls the "cultural landscape of southern Jerusalem."
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Saagar Enjeti breaks down Andrew YangAndrew YangYang says white supremacist violence should be designated domestic terrorism Yang jokes first thing he'd say to Putin as president is 'Sorry I beat your guy' Steyer, Gabbard and Yang shut out of early minutes of Democratic debate MORE's tech plan.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Treasury on Thursday rejected the idea of singling out specific asset management and insurance firms as systemically risky, indicating that they are unlikely to be designated as "too big to fail" and slapped with additional oversight under the administration of President Donald Trump.
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The Texas measure requires that all restrooms, showers and locker rooms in public schools and other state and local government facilities "must be designated for and used only by persons of the same sex as stated on a person's birth certificate," as opposed to their gender identity.
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Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE says the MS-13 gang could be designated as a terrorist organization.
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" In addition to the three U.S. outlets facing expulsion, Chinese authorities announced that two more U.S. news organizations — Voice of America and Time Magazine — will be designated as "foreign missions" and required to turn over information regarding their "staff, finance, operation and real estate in China.
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" "I don't want to say what I'm going to do, but they will be designated," Trump said, adding that the US had offered the Mexican government "to let us go in and clean it out and (the President of Mexico) so far has rejected the offer.
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" "I don't want to say what I'm going to do, but they will be designated," Trump answered, adding that the US has offered the Mexican government "to let us go in and clean it out and (the President of Mexico) so far has rejected the offer.
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Today I propose Secretary of Defense Mattis be designated as the leader of the American response to the Russian attack, possibly working through the Defense Policy Board to include representatives of all agencies sharing responsibility for planning and executing the American response to the Russian attack.
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At every stop on both tours next season, a high-risk, high-reward hole will be designated — be it a drivable par 4, a par 5 that offers the potential to reach the green or a par 3 with a tricky green complex or water galore.
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The Navajo Nation is gearing up to sue, Belzowski says, along with the four other tribes who pushed for Bears Ears to be designated a national monument in the first place: the Ute Mountain Ute Tribe, Ute Indian Tribe of the Uintah Ouray, Hopi Nation, and Zuni Tribe.
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So, as is customary, the Obamas, at the close of Friday's ceremony, will exit the East front of the Capitol and board a Marine helicopter that will take them to Andrews AFB and their final flight aboard a presidential jet that will no longer be designated Air Force One.
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Ms. Herzer, The Los Angeles Times, The Hollywood Reporter and Variety Media requested that the court restrict which documents related to the case should be designated confidential, arguing that the privacy interests of Mr. Redstone should not override the public's right to know the details of the case.
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"Much progress has been made with the identification of several highly sensitive, unconventional aerospace-related findings," Mr. Reid said in a letter to William Lynn III, a deputy defense secretary at the time, requesting that it be designated a "restricted special access program" limited to a few listed officials.
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"If the lapse in appropriations extends past January 15, additional personnel will be designated as exempt to complete work to publish Proposed Notice for Gulf of Mexico Sale 15 and Final Notice of Sale and Record of Decision for Gulf of Mexico Sale 252," Interior said in its shutdown contingency plan.
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The rest of the Democratic field, including businessman Andrew YangAndrew YangYang says white supremacist violence should be designated domestic terrorism Yang jokes first thing he'd say to Putin as president is 'Sorry I beat your guy' Steyer, Gabbard and Yang shut out of early minutes of Democratic debate MORE and Sen.
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"On Day 301, whenever that day might occur for a particular office, the office would be designated vacant, for purposes of the Vacancies Act, and only the head of the agency would be able to perform the functions and duties of that vacant office," according to the Congressional Research Service.
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Section 244 of the Immigration and Nationality Act provides that a foreign state may be designated for TPS only if: Section 21625 also requires periodic reviews to determine whether the conditions which were the basis for granting TPS still exist, and it mandates termination of the designation if they don't.
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If it does become law, the legislation would go into effect at the start of 2020 and would mean workers would be designated as employees instead of contractors if a company exerts control over how they perform their tasks or if their work is part of a company's regular business.
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It is loud and angry about the strangest things, it is tragically horny and needlessly cruel and so thirsty you would not fucking believe it; at least two-thirds of it would be designated, were it to appear on one of those ancient maps, as one of those "Here There Be Dragons" regions.
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Sade's work, written on a scroll measuring 39 feet long and just four inches wide, "is a serious document of literature, of France's literary history," said Frédéric Castaing, an expert on 18th-century manuscripts and a member of a commission that advises the government on what works should be designated as national treasures.
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The roughly 2,750 unionized employees at the factory, in Ingersoll, Ontario, may have been emboldened because it builds the Chevrolet Equinox, a small sport-utility vehicle that is a sales success for G.M. A union statement said negotiations had fallen apart over demands that Ingersoll be designated the primary assembly site for the Equinox.
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FROM PEN: Christina El Moussa: I Leaned on My Kids and Friends Through the Divorce "Each parent shall be designated as a person that the children's school or activity will contact in the event of an emergency" and "the parents shall have equal access to the children's school, medical, dental and activities records," the order reads.
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White House hopeful Andrew YangAndrew YangYang says white supremacist violence should be designated domestic terrorism Yang jokes first thing he'd say to Putin as president is 'Sorry I beat your guy' Steyer, Gabbard and Yang shut out of early minutes of Democratic debate MORE released a sweeping plan Tuesday that he says would expand access to the ballot box.
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Democratic presidential hopeful Andrew YangAndrew YangYang says white supremacist violence should be designated domestic terrorism Yang jokes first thing he'd say to Putin as president is 'Sorry I beat your guy' Steyer, Gabbard and Yang shut out of early minutes of Democratic debate MORE's campaign on Friday will release its first television ads in New Hampshire.
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Other candidates, such as businessman Andrew YangAndrew YangYang says white supremacist violence should be designated domestic terrorism Yang jokes first thing he'd say to Putin as president is 'Sorry I beat your guy' Steyer, Gabbard and Yang shut out of early minutes of Democratic debate MORE, have also voiced support for marijuana legalization across the country.
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The reason that it's possible to define ambient music as a sort of branch of psychoanalysis of contemporary genres—particularly electronic and new wave music—is because ambient music is firmly aware of its desire to not be designated as an intrinsic participant in its own art, but instead as a thing that corresponds to its own metaphysics.
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VATICAN CITY – Pope Francis has accepted U.S. prelate Theodore McCarrick&aposs offer to resign from the College of Cardinals following allegations of sexual abuse, including one involving an 11-year-old boy, and ordered him to conduct a "life of prayer and penance" in a home to be designated by the pontiff until a church trial is held, the Vatican said Saturday.
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Democratic presidential candidate Andrew YangAndrew YangYang says white supremacist violence should be designated domestic terrorism Yang jokes first thing he'd say to Putin as president is 'Sorry I beat your guy' Steyer, Gabbard and Yang shut out of early minutes of Democratic debate MORE is proposing creating a Department of Attention Economy as a tool to help regulate the fast-growing tech industry.
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Tech entrepreneur Andrew YangAndrew YangYang says white supremacist violence should be designated domestic terrorism Yang jokes first thing he'd say to Putin as president is 'Sorry I beat your guy' Steyer, Gabbard and Yang shut out of early minutes of Democratic debate MORE said Wednesday during the Democratic presidential debate that he would designate white supremacist violence as domestic terrorism.
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MSNBC on Sunday apologized after the network left Democratic presidential candidate Andrew YangAndrew YangYang says white supremacist violence should be designated domestic terrorism Yang jokes first thing he'd say to Putin as president is 'Sorry I beat your guy' Steyer, Gabbard and Yang shut out of early minutes of Democratic debate MORE off a presidential poll result graphic, with the network calling the error inadvertent.
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Team Rising unpacks the differences between Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenFive takeaways from the Democratic debate As Buttigieg rises, Biden is still the target Leading Democrats largely pull punches at debate MORE and Andrew YangAndrew YangYang says white supremacist violence should be designated domestic terrorism Yang jokes first thing he'd say to Putin as president is 'Sorry I beat your guy' Steyer, Gabbard and Yang shut out of early minutes of Democratic debate MORE's UBI Plan.
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This position is somewhat ironic given that at the end of July, Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE flew to El Salvador for meetings about how to confront MS-85033 and has even indicated that the gang might be designated a terrorist organization.
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President 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 has re-nominated U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) Acting Chairman Ann Marie Buerkle to be designated chairman in spite of consumer groups voicing their strong and appropriate opposition.
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