Whether they should be obligated to spend their resources faster.
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Those who do sign will not be obligated to keep silent.
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However, the board would not be obligated to change its policy.
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Neither party will be obligated to pay termination fees, the company said.
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But I thought he'd be obligated by his conscience to pass them along.
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Entergy would be obligated to consult regularly with Riverkeeper and other local groups.
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It seems utilities cannot be obligated to always make electric wires perfectly safe, either.
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You might not want to be obligated to use the venue's caterer, for instance.
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So now the Dutch government is going to be obligated to honor those accords.
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Players would be obligated to give the money back if a season is played.
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As a result, he will be obligated to comply with the numerous conditions of parole.
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Congress would then be obligated to pass voting laws with minimum common-sense national standards.
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And yes, in his legal opinion, it would still be obligated to scoop the poop.
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Also, would my therapist be obligated to inform me of the contents of the letter?
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States themselves should be obligated to set aside resources commensurate with the risks they confront.
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But they would not be obligated to abandon associations with any other subdivision of Harvard.
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Should any team sign him, they would be obligated just for the major league minimum contract.
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"She could recommend a person, but that doesn't mean we would be obligated to hire them."
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As the hearing continued, lawmakers fought over what kinds of questions Strzok should be obligated to answer.
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Or you can take the record and be obligated to give them another $250,000 to support it.
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After such time, Spotify shall not be obligated to redeem any further attempts to take up this offer.
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Employers should be obligated to contribute to these plans, rather than leaving it entirely to workers to finance.
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When somebody needs assistance, "You should be obligated to help or to get help for them," McIntosh said.
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Students who are successful in continuing their studies would still be obligated to pay off their student loans.
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Would I not be obligated to enter the—what should I call it—consciousness of Donald J. Trump?
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He didn't want people to relive their pain or be obligated to travel back to Colorado several times.
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The draft Bill says that tech companies may be obligated to remove "electronic protection" from any communications or data.
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CMS Administrator Seema Verma wrote that if Idaho wouldn't enforce Obamacare, then the federal government would be obligated to.
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However, it is unlikely that your co-op would be obligated to make any cosmetic changes to your apartment.
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If he were to accept money for his work, he would be obligated to meet the demands of his customers.
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The General Assembly resolution is not legally binding, and the U.S. would not be obligated to abide by the measure.
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As long as it stands, the E.P.A. will be obligated to address climate change, even without the Clean Power Plan.
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In the event of default by the issuer, ABC would be obligated to investors for the outstanding principal and interest payable.
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In turn, Pennsylvania claims it will then be obligated to provide contraceptives to these religious women, causing the state economic harm.
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Instead, he will be obligated to spend his time cooperating with the university in its ongoing review of his prior research.
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If the people conducting polls think they are ignorant, racist sexists, why would they be obligated to answer pollsters' questions truthfully?
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Should the deal be terminated, Red Hat would be obligated to pay IBM $975 million in cash, according to an SEC filing.
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Merkel also hit back against Trump's comments earlier this week questioning if the U.S. should be obligated to defend all NATO members.
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Why should any of us be obligated to live our lives according to someone else's idea of how that life should look?
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Trump allies who may be called before the grand jury will be obligated to tell the truth or face serious legal jeopardy.
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Quinn that home health aides who are paid by Medicaid could not be obligated to pay agency fees to public employee unions.
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The second question Congress needs to consider is about what companies are and should be obligated to do when data breaches do occur.
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Right now Medicaid pays for those services, no questions asked, regardless of whether another insurer might technically be obligated to cover the costs.
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Nobody should be obligated to serve every conceivable type of meat at their local bakery; nothing is being forbidden from the charcuterie-eating majority.
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They permit candidates and public officials to be more independent, to vote their conscience and to not be obligated to follow the party line.
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Proponents of "right to work" say people should not be obligated to pay fees to an organization with whom they could have significant disagreements.
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Such files have been around for decades, primarily as a way to track information that prosecutors might be obligated to disclose to defense lawyers.
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If they sent Daniel back into the foster care system, the child welfare agency would be obligated to pay for the services he needed.
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Each social media company should be obligated to establish a system for checking incoming information and exclude what is obviously false or even slanderous.
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In fact ... Jim says Tom has proved so much in his 19-year NFL career -- the university should now be OBLIGATED to immortalize him!!!
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The deal terms state Aon will be obligated to pay a fee of $22021 billion to Willis if the deal were to fall through.
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In addition, when the student dies, the private loan lender will be obligated to release the co-signer from the debt, if any remained.
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The conduct fine voided the guarantees in his contract, while the Raiders also reportedly would not be obligated to pay him any termination pay.
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According to The New York Times, the accusers who have pressed charges against Weinstein will be obligated to speak in court, if they are subpoenaed.
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But so long as the Supreme Court's ruling stands, Pruitt would still be obligated to enforce some regulation of greenhouse gases (as he has acknowledged).
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That, in turn, will impact whether you will be obligated to spend the bulk of your retirement savings on surgeries and co-pays and prescriptions.
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But even if President Milo Đukanović ordered his helicopters to travel hundreds of miles and attack Russia, NATO would not be obligated to assist Montenegro.
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While we would agree that medical students should never be obligated to serve, we believe that they should have the right to volunteer, if qualified.
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But Songer says the law is unconstitutional, and he insists he won't carry it out, nor, as an elected sheriff, should he be obligated to.
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In the face of the spiking demand, Amazon late last week notified employees that they would be obligated to work an overtime shift this week.
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Fund managers will be obligated to disclose the sustainability objectives and information on the methodologies used to assess their impact or characteristics, Havard-Williams said.
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State health insurance plans will be obligated to cover vasectomies with no co-pay cost to the patient when Maryland's act goes into effect in 2018.
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As the date approached this year, schools failing gainful standards would be obligated to disclose that to their students by putting up notices on their websites.
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He seriously considered destroying them entirely, and invoked the principle of executive privilege to argue that he should not be obligated to comply with the subpoena.
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If machines were in fact able to consciously "feel" physical or emotional sensations, would we be obligated to program them to only experience happiness and bliss?
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If the person getting the rape kit is a minor, the healthcare provider may be obligated to report it to law enforcement, depending on the state.
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Security experts told Reuters that the Canadian government would likely be obligated under the law to provide security for the couple because of their royal status.
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If the court rules against unions' right to collect agency fees, unions would still be obligated to bargain on behalf of and represent entirely non-paying employees.
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Chuang asked the administration's lawyers if the government would be obligated to disclose information in the report that was inconsistent with what was presented to the court.
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It is unlikely, as TorrentFreak have reported, that the couple will be obligated to pay the full figure; a smaller settlement has likely been negotiated in private.
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While colleges can choose to accommodate displaced students, public elementary and high schools will generally be obligated to accept them, and some districts are already making preparations.
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At the meeting, diplomats and world leaders ratified new principles, but notably don't set any standards for how many refugees rich countries should be obligated to resettle.
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As a 70-year-old who is eligible for Social Security, Simpson won't be obligated to seek and maintain employment — which is often required for those on parole.
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As an artist, he explained, he could produce single, representative images but not be obligated to tell a coherent full story as a journalist or scientist would be.
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The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force gave PrEP a grade A recommendation, meaning insurers will now be obligated to cover the medication at no cost to their policyholders.
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In May, the owners unilaterally said that players would be obligated to stand on the field for the national anthem but would have the option of staying indoors.
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The conduct fine voided the approximately $30 million of guarantees in his contract, while the Raiders also reportedly would not be obligated to give him any termination pay.
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If the amendment remains part of the final health care plan, the city will still be obligated to pay its share to Medicaid: more than $5 billion annually.
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Politicians refused to approve debt financing and then warned that future governments would not be obligated to pay back the money if Maduro secured the funds without assembly approval.
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If you bring your child to Ray J and Kato's Sexy Hollywood Freakshow, you should legally be obligated to pay their therapy bills for the rest of their lives.
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Unlike his other proposals, which will be made through executive actions, the $500 million allocation must come from Congress -- something that Obama said Republicans should be obligated to support.
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"I made up my mind to have three Yankees for every position," Stengel said, with the idea being that he'd never be obligated to use any one of them.
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The employees will not be obligated to continue working for Walmart after they get their degrees, and must put up only $1 a day toward the cost of classes.
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"A solvency condition is important because lenders shouldn't be obligated to lend if a company at day one knows it won't be able to repay its loan," she said.
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However, that "duty does not extend to crime investigation," so a travel agent wouldn't be obligated to read through TripAdvisor for complaints, said Mark Pestronk, who specializes in travel law.
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The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, meanwhile, amended a convention on mutual administrative assistance in tax matters so that Swiss banks could be obligated to divulge client information.
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Company founder and Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk may be obligated to tap debt or equity markets again this year, according to analysts, though he has said he would do neither.
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YOU GO AND SAY REFINERIES SHOULD BE OBLIGATED TO ENSURE THAT A CERTAIN AMOUNT OF ETHANOL IS BLENDED, THE REASON THAT'S INSANE IS THAT NOBODY WILL BUY BLENDED GASOLINE FROM REFINERIES.
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" The rest of the money, Meehan said, "supports CBP project management to include real estate, environmental, legal and program management support and will be obligated over the duration of the projects.
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It's also concerning that schools would no longer be obligated to investigate many incidents that occur off-campus, Davidson said, since nearly nine out of 10 college students live off-campus.
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After the Office of Management and Budget reviews the order, Treasury and the Department of Homeland Security would both notify Congress then wait 15 days before the funds can be obligated.
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If the plaintiffs win, that's tens of millions of dollars GEO would be obligated to pay in back wages to up to 62,000 people, not to mention additional payments going forward.
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"There's no way to know every player's past and there's no reason anyone should be obligated to disclose their entire personal history before a game gets underway," the company told me.
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It could mean that the Plastics will be obligated to wear Millennial Pink (hmm, perhaps this Nike line would do the trick?) in order to retain their place at the lunch table.
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Companies that do business in California — essentially every tech company — will be obligated to adhere to the new law starting in 2020, so you're legally entitled to a copy of your file.
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"If they don't accept what we send over, I don't know why we would be obligated to automatically accept what they send back," Cole said of negotiations between the House and Senate.
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However, larger refineries will be obligated to blend in the gallons smaller facilities don't, in theory maintaining a level 15 billion gallons of ethanol the oil industry as a whole must use.
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I received a series of updates, and in a September 5 update, I and other senior Defense Department leaders were informed that over $100 million could not be obligated by September 30.
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He could claim attorney-client privilege during the interview — and in fact may be obligated to unless Trump waives the privilege, according to Bradley Moss, a lawyer who specializes in national security.
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The danger for insurance companies is that, if they set premiums too low, they can potentially be obligated to pay for costs that vastly exceed the amount of premiums they've brought in.
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However, larger refineries will be obligated to blend in the gallons smaller facilities don't, in theory maintaining a level 28503 billion gallons of ethanol the oil industry as a whole must use.
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That ruling, which can't be appealed, means that the company could face new licensing fees and also raises questions over whether the company could be obligated to provide employee benefits to drivers.
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While the queen, Prince William, and Prince Harry may be obligated by royal protocol to have some face time with the president, it'd be understandable if Middleton happened to be booked that day.
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Recently, Uber settled two lawsuits to ensure its drivers would stay contractors; this way, the company won't be obligated to do nice things for its drivers, like pay minimum wage or social security.
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SO HOW CAN YOU BE OBLIGATED TO GO AND DO SOMETHING AND BLEND SOMETHING WHEN THE GAS STATIONS PROFIT IMMENSELY FROM NOT BUYING BLENDED GASOLINE BECAUSE OF THESE CRAZY REGULATIONS THAT THEY HAVE?
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"On the potential for additional sanctions on Russia, we are still considering what we may be obligated to do under a statute related to chemical weapons attacks," the transcript cited Bolton as saying.
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As non-Mexican citizens, Mexico would not be obligated to take these individuals in -- and the move comes at a time when relations between the two countries are already at a historically tense point.
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The Jin Jiang-led consortium would be obligated under Swedish rules to launch a mandatory public tender offer for the remaining outstanding shares in the listed company, once its current stake purchase is completed.
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The type of labor remains popular in China because the dispatch company—not the factory—is considered to be obligated to the worker, so factory operators can skirt the rules and abuse labor laws.
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States would still be obligated to explain how their plans will maintain "adequate and affordable" health coverage for people with preexisting conditions, but health groups have warned this is a significant weakening of protections.
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The scheme resulted in Conn's earning over $7 million in fees from the agency and caused the government to be obligated to pay more than $550 million in lifetime benefits to claimants, prosecutors said.
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Sponsor may take all steps necessary to corroborate any information provided to Sponsor by the potential Winner and potential Winner will be obligated to provide necessary information to assist Sponsor with the background check.
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Among autoworkers, there is a strong sense that G.M. is not only making enough profit to increase wages but should be obligated to do so because the federal government rescued the company in 2000.
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He paid into Hillary Clinton's coordinated campaign, which in theory meant that he would help drum up local support for Clinton, and her campaign would be obligated to give my dad a push as well.
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They said the scheme resulted in Conn's earning at least $7.1 million in fees from the agency and caused the government to be obligated to pay more than $550 million in lifetime benefits to claimants.
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He has been removed from all teaching and research, and will "be obligated to spend his time cooperating with the university in its ongoing review of his prior research," according to Provost Michael I. Kotlikoff.
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In particular, we believe that Ms. Yates should not be obligated to refuse to provide non-classified facts about the department's notification to the White House of concerns about the conduct of a senior official.
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If Nielsen were to join Spicer and Lewandowski at Harvard's IOP, signatories would only be obligated to boycott IOP events and forgo working there (or possibly at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government, which houses IOP).
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So platforms and websites will be obligated to police and judge speech — which they already do, of course but the proposal doubles down on turning online content hosters into judges and arbiters of that same content.
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The suggestion that one of the journalists was involved in a relationship with Mr. Frese may also cause problems for executives at NBC, who would be obligated to examine whether any ethical reporting guidelines were breached.
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Broadly speaking, the various House and Senate bills to prevent surprise medical bills would have the same consequences for patients: They would be obligated to pay only in-network costs for out-of-network emergency care.
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Not only would this sensitive information have to be shared with the Russian authorities, the "organizers" would also be obligated to help Russia's Federal Security Service (KGB successor FSB) decrypt any encrypted messages sent through their service.
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Representative Adam Schiff, who serves as vice chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, suggests that Congress would be obligated to reappoint Mueller to his investigatory role legislatively if Trump extinguishes the special counsel one way or another.
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According to its extradition treaty with the United States, Mexico may be obligated to extradite El Chapo, but there's not too much in the law of either country about what happens if Mexico simply refuses to do so.
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An authentic back-to-the-basket center prospect, he represents an ideal so thoroughly written off in the modern NBA that anyone clinging to its vestiges should be obligated to shoot skyhooks or else play for Phil Jackson.
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MANILA — President Benigno S. Aquino III said Thursday that the United States would be obligated to take military action in the South China Sea if China moved to reclaim a hotly contested reef directly off the Philippine shore.
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Trump said that if Montenegro got aggressive with another country, presumably Russia, then World War III would break out because the US would be obligated to defend it, thus dragging the US into a major war with Russia.
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That important something is added sugar: Under the new label regulations, companies will be obligated to include the amount of sugar that's been added to a food as well as that amount's percentage of the daily recommended value.
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If the E.P.A. kills the regulation before it moves forward with a replacement, Mr. Doniger said, the agency could be vulnerable to lawsuits because under the Clean Air Act it will still be obligated to address carbon dioxide.
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If, as may be the case, the workers Facebook intends to hire for the sole purpose of removing its most upsetting videos are contractors rather than staffers, the company may not be obligated to provide health insurance, let alone counseling.
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" Suzanne Luban, an expert on post-conviction issues at Stanford Law School, said the court "will be obligated to hold a hearing where the jurors will be questioned one at a time with both lawyers present, in a closed proceeding.
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Pushed through by Republicans 49–48 after passing the House, the policy means companies will no longer be obligated to disclose shady or illegal conduct when it comes to wages, discrimination, health and safety in the workplace, and other issues.
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Ring said that users have a choice when police requested for footage, but it was later reported that some residents would be obligated to hand over footage, per an agreement that gave residents free Ring devices from local police departments.
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Countries that are affected by Iran's efforts to impede oil and other shipments through the Strait of Hormuz should be obligated to use their military and other resources necessary to ensure safe passage of their vessels through this critical passageway.
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France would be obligated to do so under the bloc's current regulations, but they have proved hollow as Europe has been confronted with millions of migrants and refugees from war-torn Syria, Libya, northern Africa and Afghanistan in recent years.
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Com Inc- * Whole Foods Market will be obligated to pay a fee equal to $400 million if merger agreement with co is terminated - sec filing * Company expects to finance merger with Whole Foods Market with debt financing, together with cash on hand * Amazon.
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"You can say that if you're spending your own money, you're free to do what you think and not be obligated to donors," says Fred Wertheimer, founder and president of Democracy 21, a nonprofit that focuses on government transparency and campaign finance.
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Even if Pruitt were able to convince courts that the Clean Power Plan's costs outweigh its benefits – an argument for which environmentalists have plenty of counter-evidence – the EPA would still be obligated to come up with a replacement carbon pollution regulation.
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"If Hillary Clinton was still the secretary of State, the president of the United States would be obligated to fire her because she couldn't have access to classified information, yet he had the audacity to campaign with her the very next day," he added.
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The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office has estimated that erasing the subsidies would increase the federal deficit by $194 billion over the next decade because the government still would be obligated under other parts of Obamacare to help lower-income people pay for insurance premiums.
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But bubbling just beneath the surface of the 12th largest subreddit in terms of subscribers is an ongoing controversy over the provenance of some of these photos and whether or not members of the popular subreddit should be obligated to disclose where they find them.
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"You can say that if you're spending your own money, you're free to do what you think and not be obligated to donors," Fred Wertheimer, founder and president of Democracy 21, a nonprofit that focuses on government transparency and campaign finance, told me in March.
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Under a provision of a larger piece of legislation, popularly known as the Customs Bill, that has been approved by the House and is expected to soon pass the Senate, American officials will be obligated to treat the settlements as part of Israel in future trade negotiations.
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I, and others at the interagency meetings, felt that the matter was particularly urgent because it takes time to obligate that amount of money, and my understanding was that the money was legally required to be obligated by September 30, the end of the fiscal year.
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In a key ruling party conference, Kim also threatened "shocking" action and said North Korea would no longer be obligated to maintain a self-imposed suspension on the testing of nuclear weapons and intercontinental ballistic missiles, which President Donald Trump has touted as a major diplomatic accomplishment.
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They would be charged with knowledge about everything they learn in the screenings, yet in theory they would be obligated to disclose every bit of screening information about each member to ensure they satisfied an obligation to warn other members about any potential problem, no matter how remote.
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"Of the funds provided in Aircraft Procurement/Air Force for the remaining six F-15EX aircraft, no more than $64,800,000 for long-lead materials may be obligated until the Secretary of the Air Force submits a report" regarding the program&aposs strategy and future schedule, the bill stated.
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In those 10 years, I was only confronted once by bar staff, who I politely suggested might contact local politicians to ask that they remove the fee barriers at train station bathrooms, so that his establishment would not be obligated to step in to fill those social functions.
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And according to one report from Newsweek, he may actually have been legally required to inform Congress under DOJ rules — though it doesn't necessarily seem that he'd be obligated to do so before the election, and Comey himself did not cite any legal requirement in his note to FBI employees.
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Sandy says freeze may have violated law Sandy said that when he learned the aid was withheld on July 19, after returning from a vacation, he raised legal concerns because the funds had to be obligated by September 30, the end of the fiscal year, under the Impoundment Control Act.
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" He suggested the dramatic growth in online fundraising meant candidates would not be obligated to get out as soon as would have been the case in a previous era, when a poor finish in New Hampshire meant "you were done because nobody — principally a large donor — was going to write you a check.
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In other words, Mylan is currently not paying 22011 percent of the amount of rebates it might be obligated to pay the Medicaid on the anti-allergy devices, according to the "preliminary" estimate cited in a letter from the National Association of Medicaid Directors to congressional staffers that was posted online this week.
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If the House prevails in the newest case, insurers would still be obligated under the Affordable Care Act to reduce the out-of-pocket costs for Obamacare customers who earn 250 percent or less of the federal poverty level — but would get no compensation for their expenses in doing so from the government.
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The justices ruled 8-0 that Ehlena Fry, 13, and her parents may not be obligated to go through time-consuming administrative appeals with the local school board before suing for damages for the emotional distress she said she suffered by being denied the assistance of her dog, a goldendoodle named Wonder.
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But this isn't domestic law enforcement: The tear gas canisters clearly crossed an international border, and their aim, working in concert with Mexican officials, was to prevent people from being able to step onto US soil (at which point the US would be obligated to hear their asylum claims without turning them back under current law).
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It's worth noting, however, that while Borchetta's account of the deal varies in the particulars from what Swift described in her Tumblr post, his corrections don't alter what Swift says was the sticking point on the proposed deal: She says she didn't want to be obligated to stay at Big Machine because she knew it was about to sell, and this deal would have required her to stay there under its new management.
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The Senate will be obligated to put most, if not all, legislation on hold and begin an impeachment trial soon after Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiOn The Money — Presented by Wells Fargo — Trump signs first phase of US-China trade deal | Senate to vote Thursday on Canada, Mexico deal | IRS provides relief for those with discharged student loans House delivers impeachment articles to Senate Senate begins preparations for Trump trial MORE (D-Calif.) sends House-passed articles of impeachment to the upper chamber.
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As a result, if 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 and his trade negotiators reached a deal with the Chinese, they would — whether they liked it or not — be obligated under international law to enforce that deal largely within the legal framework of the WTO rules for dispute settlement.
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