Workers should not be obliged to support any part of a union's mission.
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If we get to that point, we will be obliged to take measures.
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They can't be obliged to expend serious effort to undo someone else's negligence.
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Who should the president be obliged to consult before making this profound choice?
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Under Israeli law, Netanyahu would not be obliged to resign were he charged.
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Teachers should not be obliged to keep a poker face while teaching the election.
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Once that threshold is breached it would be obliged to make a full offer.
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Citizens will still be obliged to follow these policies, no matter what Trump says.
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Israel shouldn't be obliged to sponsor cultural events that undermine its values and symbols.
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And could Mr. Trump be obliged to mute critics on Twitter instead of blocking them?
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Under the plan, most EU nation would be obliged to accept a certain number of immigrants.
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It argues that a company should only be obliged to meet its black ownership targets once.
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They will also be obliged to take emergency response measures and cooperate with investigations, it said.
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Hospitals should be obliged to talk to social services when they discharge a patient, for example.
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Traders in Europe will, for example, be obliged to clear most interest-rate swaps from June.
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Businesses with 500 or more workers would be obliged to provide a report on pay structures.
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At that point, an emergency-room doctor would be obliged to perform a dilation and curettage.
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A supermarket can't be obliged to retain a butcher whose religion forbids him to handle pork.
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They would immediately be obliged to decide whether to obey President Trump — and risk criminal punishment.
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Zapata added that he will now be "obliged to leave France" in order to continue his work.
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It's another to put his statue outside a courthouse, which some citizens may be obliged to enter.
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"The Interior Department would be obliged to go through with the modification that Congress designates," Book says.
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COUNTRIES WOULD BE OBLIGED TO CO-FINANCE SUBSTANTIAL SHARE OF INVESTMENT PROJECTS FROM NATIONAL FUNDS - GOV'T DOCUMENT
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No child should be obliged to play full-contact American football, rugby or ice hockey in schools.
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Soldiers would also be obliged to routinely share information about their social media accounts with the authorities.
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Social-account holders should be obliged to show their true identity to other actors on a network.
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ShareSoc said it was "confident that RBS will be obliged to put the resolution to the AGM".
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It added that clubs would not be obliged to release players for any matches which were played.
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Some analysts say the Colombian government should be obliged to accept the protocols despite the change of administration.
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Some analysts say the country will be obliged to accept the protocols despite the change in presidential administrations.
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Trump has made multiple campaign promises, promises he will be obliged to keep, that would specifically do harm.
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"A Gulf national may be obliged to prepare psychologically for his Gulf to be without Qatar," he added.
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Employees will be obliged to take five days of mandatory vacation or time off from work, she added.
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Employees will be obliged to take five days of mandatory vacation or time off from work, she added.
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For a period of ten years, banks should be obliged to accept and distribute cash in populated areas.
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Countries like Mexico will ultimately be obliged to fix their justice and law enforcement systems on their own.
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You can't be obliged to take on the burden of dealing with your landlord's politics at any cost.
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And Openreach will be obliged to consult formally with customers such as Sky and TalkTalk on large-scale investments.
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Investors such as pension funds that track these or are barred from owning junk would be obliged to sell.
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The bar doorman does not need all that information, nor should we be obliged to give it to him.
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When he does so, GSK will be obliged to issue a statement, since he is also a board member.
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Activists say drug companies should be obliged to disclose how much their products actually cost to design and make.
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Foreign corporations operating in the European Union would also be obliged to disclose their tax data, or face fines.
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Opposition politicians have scoffed at the promise, saying Duque will be obliged to make deals to get his laws through.
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He predicts that Pope Francis will soon be obliged to allow married priests, on an experimental basis, in Brazil alone.
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While doing so, they have prepared their combat units to fight an all-out war, should they be obliged to.
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And they would be obliged to get the best price for the company, which would mean considering other potential offers.
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Governments would also be obliged to co-finance substantial shares of the investment projects from national budgets, the proposal said.
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Also, Anadarko would be obliged to pay a $1 billion breakup fee under the terms of its deal with Chevron.
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"We trust that we will not be obliged to suffer further stoppages," the company said in a statement on Tuesday.
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These companies would also be obliged to maintain certain standards of cybersecurity, timetables for notices of breaches and the like.
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Service providers should only be obliged to obtain business authorisations or licenses where strictly necessary to meet relevant public interest objectives.
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Claimants may yet be obliged to take a job only if it pays at least 10% more than their citizens' income.
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"I trust they will be left in peace and not be obliged to do what they cannot," Catala told RTVE television.
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But should the recipient of Weinstein's largesse be obliged to share her story in order to not be considered an enabler?
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If Mr Vizcarra resigns, and induces Ms Aráoz to follow, the president of congress would be obliged to call general elections.
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"The business should be obliged to report its risk to society versus just financial risks to the business," Mr. Norman said.
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However, the plan would be obliged to pay any claims you had incurred up until the time the coverage stopped, explained Pollitz.
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The Fawcett Society, a campaign group promoting women's rights in the workplace, said companies should be obliged to follow the commission's recommendations.
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Constitutional expert Catherine Haddon said this week that Johnson would not legally be obliged to resign immediately after losing a confidence vote.
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I'd rather receive a quick bolt of irreversible humiliation than be obliged to keep up some kind of mannequin disposition all day.
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"I think everyone should be obliged to come out and play, at least play," he said after Serbia beat Japan 3-0.
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The phrasing caused a touch of controversy, as many thought the future monarch should not be obliged to obey anybody — even her husband.
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Currently EU investors can be obliged to trade foreign shares on platforms in the EU where available, even if there is little volume.
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If he doesn't, the measure would have to go back to parliament for a second vote, which he'd then be obliged to sign.
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The phrasing caused a touch of controversy, as many thought the future monarch should not be obliged to obey anybody — even her husband.
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Our public figures can't be obliged to police every intolerant thought out their [sic] at the risk of being condemned for intolerance themselves.
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Our public figures can't be obliged to police every intolerant thought out their (sic) at the risk of being condemned for intolerance themselves.
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The NGO vessels will also be obliged to let police travel with them to help root out any human traffickers hidden amongst the migrants.
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If Britain is still in the EU by the time elections roll around, the country will be obliged to elect new MEPs, insist diplomats.
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Under such an agreement, Guatemala would be obliged to process asylum claims from migrants who entered its territory en route to the United States.
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If the recommendations are approved, the government will be obliged to carry them out and ask Rio Tinto to renegotiate the Oyu Tolgoi agreements.
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Each motorcycle driver will have to pass the same background checks as car chauffeurs, and will be obliged to provide helmets for their passengers.
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Candidates would not be obliged to receive funding from political parties for their nonexistent campaign limiting a Senator's obligation to the national political party.
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If the bank's troubles deepen, the central bank, under European rules, would be obliged to make shareholders and creditors bear some of the losses.
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So affected countries would be obliged to exact compensation by imposing tariffs or other measures on goods that they import from the United States.
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Court-appointed guardians would put the money in trust and the brothers would not be obliged to repay their loans out of the settlement.
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Each bureau would then be obliged to compete for consumers by offering free and easy credit freezes and presumably other perks, possibly even cash.
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British firms and NGOs will be obliged to publish data revealing their gender pay gap under plans announced by the UK government on Friday.
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Borne said companies would be obliged to discuss this subsidy in wage negotiations with unions, but the subsidy would not be mandatory for all companies.
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If Vivendi takes 30 percent of the capital of the Italian broadcaster, it will be obliged to launch a takeover offer, under to Italian rules.
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If it were done after the party primaries, then a doctor might be obliged to disqualify a candidate who had already won a democratic mandate.
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If there is a change in the deal that was signed, we will be obliged to obey, but as of today, we are moving ahead.
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Providers of the games would be obliged to take measures to monitor and restrict use, such as requiring players to register under their real names.
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Vice President Michel Temer would assume the presidency for the time that Rousseff would be obliged to step aside if the impeachment process gets that far.
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"A Gulf national may be obliged to prepare psychologically for his Gulf to be without Qatar," the editor of the Abu Dhabi al-Ittihad newspaper said.
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The ministers called for more transparency and said social media companies should be obliged to regularly publish figures on how many hate posts have been deleted.
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Banks could also be obliged to automatically set aside more capital for new loans when they expect the level of NPLs to grow beyond acceptable levels.
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If Chevron's bid loses out to Occidental's, Anadarko would be obliged to pay a $1 billion breakup fee under the terms of its agreement with Chevron.
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Hirsch cited the dissent written by Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg: If these untoward consequences stemmed from legislative choices, I would be obliged to accede to them.
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UOB will also not be obliged to make any distribution if it is prevented from doing so under Singapore banking regulations or other requirements of the MAS.
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And the fact that these award-winning efforts will be available exclusively on Prime means consumers will be obliged to subscribe, meaning more money in Amazon's coffers.
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Its partners may be happy to shoulder its share of the work but in some cases they will be obliged to, and it might not benefit them.
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And the dealers' service departments will be obliged to fix any of the fume-spewing cars brought in by owners, rather than sell them back to Volkswagen.
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UOB will also not be obliged to pay any distribution if it is prevented from doing so under Singapore banking regulations or other requirements of the MAS.
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"If Britain leaves the EU without a deal we will be obliged to have customs checks for the trade of goods," Cypriot government spokesman Prodromos Prodromou said.
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Under a safe third country agreement, Guatemala would be obliged to process asylum claims from migrants who entered its territory first while en route to another country.
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If Mr. Trump refuses to confront Mr. Xi in Argentina and take strong measures against Chinese officials for their mass repression, Congress will be obliged to act.
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"The E.U. will be obliged to use all means at its disposal," the union's foreign policy chief and trade commissioner wrote in a letter to Mr. Pompeo.
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Even if Mr. McCain were to vacate his office before November, Republicans believe that the governor would not be obliged to schedule a special election this year.
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But for this not to play into Mr. Maduro's hands, the Latin Americans and the Europeans would be obliged to support the measures and adopt similar ones.
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The commutation is not a presidential pardon — Rubashkin's conviction will stand, as will his terms of release and the restitution payments he will be obliged to pay.
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One thing Ms. Brown, or any Best of Both professional, wouldn't be obliged to do was represent me in person at the I.R.S. if I were audited.
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"Failing this, the EU will be obliged to use all means at its disposal, including in cooperation with other international partners, to protect its interests," the letter said.
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Under the proposals, news publishers would not be obliged to levy a fee for an aggregator to show a segment of content, and could offer it for free.
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He said advisers would not be obliged to sell lowest-cost products if a more expensive product like a variable annuity made sense for a particular individual's situation.
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Mutko warned that if WADA refused to compromise when deciding penalties for Russian athletes testing positive for meldonium, Russia would be obliged to challenge the rulings in court.
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Merz said that Germany's constitutional guarantee was "unique" in the European Union, meaning Berlin could be obliged to take in refugees rejected under a common European asylum policy.
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Parole has been abolished in the federal system, so even with good behavior Cohen will be obliged to serve at least eighty-five per cent of his sentence.
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The EU rejected a proposal by British Attorney General Geoffrey Cox for a dispute-resolution panel that would not be obliged to seek guidance from the EU's top court.
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It means that a Muslim printer could be obliged to publish cartoons of Mohammed and a Jewish printer could be required to publish a book that propagates Holocaust denial.
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From next year, firms will be obliged to set out the ratio of CEO pay to a median UK employee, and those in the lowest and upper pay quartiles.
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Will much of the digital advertising industry, like apps that share user data in exchange for targeted ads, now be obliged to offer consumers a way to opt out?
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And whether one agrees or not, Israel will probably be obliged to act against Hezbollah, increasing the chances of all-out war and increasing the odds blood will flow.
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And the hard truth about the future of streaming services is that even those with the loftiest stated ambitions will be obliged to balance those ambitions against market demand.
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Without a deal on how to treat them, banks may not be able to use them to absorb losses and would in turn be obliged to issue new MREL debt.
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For starters, he would be obliged to sleep in a bed that's not his own -- an experience he avoided while running for office and has not endured since becoming president.
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And despite sharp differences over how much Britain will legally be obliged to pay Brussels on Brexit, Davis said London was willing to offer more than the bare legal minimum.
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Or small: We can be obliged to learn some things better not permitted to clutter our brains (I can recall a fierce trade fight over something called creeping red fescue).
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NATO members would be obliged to respond, but frankly it's not clear that they would — and Trump's loose rhetoric increases the risk of paralysis and a collapse of the alliance.
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Name Withheld This sounds like something that a prospective buyer should bear in mind, but you can't be obliged to stand in front of the property with a warning sign.
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"The Iraqi army and popular forces must defeat it in Mosul, otherwise, they will be obliged to move to eastern Syria in order to fight the terrorist group," he said.
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Senior members of her party openly discuss the likelihood that she will be obliged to stand down as party leader (though not, yet, as chancellor) at the CDU congress in December.
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Critics of the Norwegian model say the U.K. would lose sovereignty, because it would be obliged to adopt the economic rules governing the single market without having a say over them.
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Temer's center-right government plans to send Congress a bill allowing 100 percent foreign ownership of airlines, though investors will be obliged to help expand regional flight services, two sources said.
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Besides, even if parties do not derive a lasting and decisive advantage from data and analytics, they will still be obliged to invest in technology to keep up with their competitors.
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Putin's closest competitor, Grudinin, got just 12 percent and looks like he will be obliged to shave off his trademark moustache after he bet publicly he would get over 15 percent.
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Wahl said that domestic German drivers would still have to pay German motor tax and an annual highway charge, while drivers of foreign cars would not be obliged to do so.
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Manafort will now be obliged to answer questions about all of his communications with Kilimnik during the campaign, and about his knowledge of Kilimnik's background — including any links to Russian intelligence.
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There is, however, a moment when the regional community will be obliged to assume the responsibility to protect — the international commitment to prevent the destruction of a people or a country.
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From the Southern point of view, citizens in any state, Northern or Southern, were obliged to return runaways just as they would be obliged to return stray livestock or stolen cash.
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But I don't think that women who have been raped should be obliged to protect the privacy of their attackers because women who have not been raped may make false claims.
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An organization that represents Uber and Lyft drivers has asked New York City's taxi authority to establish minimum pay rates that ride-hailing app companies would be obliged to pay drivers.
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All organizations engaged in the dissemination of religious information online will be obliged to apply for licenses from provincial religious affairs departments, the paper said, citing a policy document issued on Monday.
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Deferrals of coupon payments are cumulative and the company will be obliged to make a mandatory settlement of deferred interest payments under certain circumstances, including a declaration or payment of a dividend.
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"As the developer, you may be obliged to read through the Terms of Service of these third-party software providers and see if they're compatible with your Terms of Service," Reardon says.
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As America does with the Asian deal, the commission now emphasises the strategic value of TTIP in setting standards that much of the rest of the world will be obliged to follow.
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In the background of the Trump era, a debate has raged about whether or to what extent various hosting services should be obliged to deny platforms to hate groups and their members.
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Advertisers who mention political figures, material or parties will be obliged to provide evidence of their identity and location and state on Facebook who is paying for the advertisement, the firm said.
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However, those who require medical help after using such pills bought online will be able to seek assistance in Northern Ireland, and health professionals will not be obliged to report the offense.
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You can do a lot of things for $15 billion, and it's good to be obliged to-, to be more selective in the projects you-, you will allocate capital to, you know?
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Right-wing Roman politician Giorgia Meloni of the Brothers of Italy party, who came third in a mayoral election this year, has called for Muslims to be obliged to pray in Italian.
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That may create problems for same-sex spouses who want to adopt their partner's surname, for example, or argue that they should not be obliged to testify against their partner's relatives in court.
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Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, had argued that EI2 should be part of PESCO, but signed up in the end after reassurances that Germany would not be obliged to take part in missions.
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The United Kingdom is currently due to leave the EU on April 12, which is the final date before the country would be obliged to take part in the upcoming European Parliament elections.
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All would have to provide an annual report to the Commission, which would also be obliged to give its opinion if a third of member states expressed concerns about a planned foreign investment.
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Gregorius will enter the free agent market as the best available player at his position; the Yankees can still re-sign him, but they will not be obliged to pay a set amount.
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"The population will be obliged to hold an individual supply of food for ten days," the newspaper quoted the government's "Concept for Civil Defence" - which has been prepared by the Interior Ministry - as saying.
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It certainly shouldn't be obliged to hand money to a cultural establishment whose scorn for the "marching herd of beasts" — as a luminary of Israeli theater once described the right wing — is rarely hidden.
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Kind Investments will be obliged to inject 100 million rand into the business by way of an interest free-loan, which will be used as working capital and to buy shop stock, Choppies said.
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Does this mean Uber and Lyft will now be obliged to provide riders in California who request their personal data with a list of all the passenger ratings drivers give them after each ride?
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The shares will not change after ConocoPhillips transfers operatorship to Pertamina, Jonan said, but the contractors will be obliged to offer a combined 10% of participating interest in the block to a municipally-owned company.
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Italy, Greece and other frontline states on the Mediterranean, as well as the rich destination countries such as Germany, want all member states to be obliged to take in a set allocation of asylum-seekers.
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Organizers of such 'cyclical' rallies would have priority in choosing the place and time over other planned gatherings and local authorities would be obliged to ban any non-'cyclical' protests in case of an overlap.
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Under the government's proposal, donors would be obliged to pay into a fund at the Ministry of Women's Affairs, which in turn would disburse money to shelter operators, essentially putting the sites under government control.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France's phone-addicted children will be obliged to do without their mobile devices at school under a bill the education minister on Thursday called a "detox measure" to combat classroom distraction and bullying.
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By using machines, women will no longer be obliged to do the back-breaking work left by men who leave their villages to herd livestock or look for jobs, say the FAO and local officials.
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The New York State Secure Choice Savings Program, for example, will be voluntary — employers will not be obliged to sign up and will be responsible only for enabling payroll deductions to the Roth individual retirement accounts.
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It may be ugly, even Machiavellian, but it is Moscow and Washington who supply the key weapons to all sides in these conflicts, and if they cut a deal, their proxies will be obliged to follow.
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Facebook had said earlier in October that advertisers that mentioned political figures, material or parties would be obliged to provide evidence of their identity and location and state on Facebook who was paying for the ad.
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The Japanese premier said North Korea should be obliged to meet certain conditions, such as denuclearisation, the return of abducted people and fulfilling UN resolutions, before being allowed to discuss long-term partnership with other countries.
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The state asylum agency reimposed travel restrictions on new arrivals, and Dimitris Vitsas, the migration minister, told Greek radio that refugees would be obliged to wait on the islands for their asylum applications to be processed.
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"We do not want Tehran to announce tomorrow actions that would violate the nuclear agreement, because in this case we Europeans would be obliged to reimpose sanctions as per the terms of the agreement," the source said.
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The inquiry recommended that banks be obliged to obtain an independent audit of their regulatory returns and that contracts of senior executives should include a provision allowing bonuses to be clawed back linked to medium term performance.
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With the Trump administration pursuing an expansive fiscal policy at this late stage of the economic cycle, there is every reason to think that the U.S. Federal Reserve will be obliged to keep raising U.S. interest rates.
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This means Intesa could still buy more than 3 percent of Generali but its voting rights would be capped at 3 percent and it would be obliged to sell any stake above that level within a year.
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The council's 47 member states are not be obliged to agree with his findings, but special rapporteurs' reports are generally influential in a forum where governments are keen to appear to have an unblemished human rights record.
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Catalan authorities will be obliged to provide weekly accounts to show no public money is being used to promote the independence drive, or lose access to the FLA, central government spokesman Inigo Mendez de Vigo said on Friday.
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An AI "which can learn and can make decisions on the basis of its learning, will in no way be obliged to make such decisions as we should have made, or will be acceptable to us," he warned.
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The ruling means Beijing has failed in a bid to use one of Washington's own favorite trade policy tools - punitive tariffs - against U.S. producers, and will be obliged to lower its tariffs, unless it appeals within 20 days.
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Should the decision come to be legally enforced, the Bundeskartellamt says Facebook will be obliged to develop proposals for possible solutions and submit them to the authority which would then examine whether or not they fulfil its requirements.
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"If India chooses to resort again to the use of force, Pakistan will be obliged to respond, in self defense, with all its capabilities," he said, adding that "in view of the dangerous implications" Pakistan requested the meeting.
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"We do not want Tehran to announce tomorrow actions that would violate the nuclear agreement, because in this case we Europeans would be obliged to reimpose sanctions as per the terms of the agreement," a French source said.
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"As the economy is among Khamenei's top priorities, Khamenei will be obliged to give limited backing to Rouhani's liberal economic policy like the cautious support he gave to the nuclear deal," said an official, close to Rouhani's government.
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"In addition to strengthening investors' confidence with the local market, the new law will raise the value of the debtors' assets, since they will not be obliged to sell for low prices through an enforced liquidation," Ismail said.
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With a ranking well outside the top 100, she would not be able to gain direct entry into most WTA tour events and could be obliged to try and qualify, or to play in low-level professional tournaments.
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Even if he made it to the White House, Sanders would have to deal with a Congress (and a public) considerably less radical than he is, and would be obliged to settle for a more modest progressive agenda.
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The government, including the legislative and judiciary branches, will be obliged to limit annual spending growth to the inflation rate of the prior year if the flagship reform is approved in Congress, according to a Finance Ministry statement.
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If the traveller remained at any one of the cities referred to he would be obliged to alter his watch in order to avoid much inconvenience, and, perhaps, not a few disappointments and annoyances to himself and others.
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Women who make complaints should not be brushed off, bullied into dropping them or gagged by settlements with non-disclosure clauses—one idea is that firms should be obliged to tell investors how many such agreements they have made.
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Even if Russia and Turkey come to blows in Syria it is not at all clear that NATO, of which Turkey is a member, would be obliged to come to its aid unless Turkey's own territory were under attack.
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"There is no need for a free trade agreement to involve accepting EU rules on competition policy, subsidies, social protection, the environment or anything similar, any more than the EU should be obliged to accept U.K. rule," Johnson said.
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The move, part of a wider Russian drive to regulate the internet, means that Tinder will be obliged to store users' metadata on servers inside Russia for at least six months as well as their text, audio or video messages.
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If either is still in the race next fall, when Republicans will be obliged to compete with Democrats for Latino votes, we'll know whether Iowa, of all places, opened a new chapter in the history of minority group politics again.
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Late on Thursday Eurocash said it had been used in a Value Added Tax (VAT) fraud and may be obliged to refund the tax to the state, which will reduce the group's 2017 profit by 114 million zlotys ($31.57 million).
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It suggests that at times of particularly high migrant arrivals, the distribution of asylum-seekers across the bloc would kick in "quasi-automatically" and each country would be obliged to take a number of them based on its size and wealth.
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Under the new European law companies collecting customer data or processing sensitive data at a large scale will also be required to appoint Data Protection Officer — who will be obliged to report any data breaches to the relevant national DPA.
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To prevent a sell-off on the Warsaw exchange, OFE will be obliged to reduce their share in stocks by around 2.5 percentage points annually and the OFE-based retirement will only be paid out after reaching the retirement age.
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Under a piece UK law called the Benn Act, Johnson needs to win a parliamentary vote on a Brexit deal before Saturday October 19, or he will be obliged to seek an extension to the current Brexit deadline of October 31.
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The scope of content that platforms would be obliged to remove is broad: any message that attacks someone on the basis of race, religion, sexual orientation, nationality, gender identity or disability; propaganda tied to terrorism or war crimes; and harassment.
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"I think it would make sense if everyone living in this country would be obliged to visit a concentration camp memorial site at least once in their lifetime," including new arrivals, she was quoted by Bild am Sonntag as saying.
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"There is no need for a free trade agreement to involve accepting EU rules on competition policy, subsidies, social protection, the environment or anything similar, any more than the EU should be obliged to accept U.K. rules," the U.K. leader said.
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"There is no need for a free-trade agreement to involve accepting E.U. rules on competition policy, subsidies, social protection, the environment or anything similar any more than the E.U. should be obliged to accept U.K. rules," Mr. Johnson said.
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EU diplomats briefed on the negotiations said the UK's top lawyer Geoffrey Cox had proposed a disputes arbitration panel that would not be obliged to refer cases to the EU's top court, the ECJ, whose jurisdiction Britain wants to leave.
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On the first ballot of the Republican convention in July she would be obliged to back him, but says she would continue to back him if voting goes to a second round when delegates become free to vote for whichever candidate they choose.
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Under the terms of the sentence, Haddad, who represented the left-wing Workers' Party but ultimately lost to President Jair Bolsonaro, will be obliged to spend his nights in jail but be allowed out of prison during certain hours during the day.
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Under the Maltese proposal, EU states would be obliged to take in at least half of their quota and could meet the other half by providing help such as money or staff to help with the screening of people arriving in frontline states.
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It rescued the banks itself but the new government will be obliged to sell a majority stake in NLB, the country's largest lender, as agreed with the European Commission when it approved the granting of state aid to the bank in 2013.
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ABN Amro started buying on Feb 21, launching a race against the clock to line up as many purchases as possible before the state would be obliged to report its stake to French market authorities and would have to make its intentions public.
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A draft copy of that legislation released by one of its authors Monday night indicated the prime minister would be obliged to request an extension by October 19 unless parliament approves a new Brexit deal or signs off on a no-deal departure.
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Even without the fiscal stimulus, it would seem that the Fed will be obliged to raise interest rates several times next year to counter the strong support that the economy is already getting from a booming stock market and a weaker dollar.
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Designating the IRGC would make it far easier to constrain its foreign activities, as legitimate businesses would be obliged to conduct due diligence on partners in the regions — even the hint of a connection might induce them to avoid working with those tainted firms.
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Brazil's new Planning Minister Romero Juca said last week he was concerned that Eletrobras could be obliged to pay earlier as much as 40 billion reais ($11.4 billion) in debt due to its possible delisting in New York, where it trades American Depository Receipts (ADRs).
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Social democracy is in a coma in Europe, so I do think the elections in 2020 will be totally fascinating in America because the Democratic Party will be obliged to answer the question, 'What does it mean to be on the left in America?
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The court noted for Trump, given the "weighty interest in the confidentiality of his communications, one concern is that the Congress, susceptible to the fruits of political temptation would not proceed with all the protection that a district court will be obliged to provide" otherwise.
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"There is no need for a free trade agreement to involve accepting EU rules on competition policy, subsidies, social protection, the environment, or anything similar any more than the EU should be obliged to accept UK rules," Johnson said during a speech in London.
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Nor does Luce want to be obliged to (re)tell her husband the ghastly details of Lionel's death, so rare and so lethal an infection of the brain that there was a paragraph about it in the Science section of the New York Times .
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The Serie A club said on Saturday it had finalised an accord with FC Barcelona for the free loan of Matheus Pereira da Silva whom the Spanish team could be obliged to buy for 2100 million euros depending on sports results in 240/2020.
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By that point, it was clear that the Defense Department had failed to develop new cluster munitions with bomblets that had a dud rate of less than 297 percent — meaning the Pentagon would be obliged to destroy its cluster munitions stockpile without a sufficient replacement.
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For example, bringing in a chief risk officer for a new European home—who will probably have a job elsewhere and therefore be obliged to take "gardening leave", and may have to be interviewed and approved by regulators before taking up the job—could take a year.
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"Telecom Egypt will be obliged to pay 7.08 billion Egyptian pounds, half of which it has to pay in dollars, to get the 4G license in addition to second and third generation services which it will offer through agreements with other companies," a third source told Reuters.
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The $30.75m that Buffalo will be obliged to guarantee if they retain him is more than reasonable for a signal-caller of his calibre: the club would almost surely do worse if it sought to sign a free agent at the position for the same price.
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Among the beneficiaries of the new negative list across more than 20 industries are foreign makers of rail transport equipment and civilian satellites, who will no longer be obliged to enter a joint venture with Chinese partners or let the Chinese side take the majority share.
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One amicus filing, from a group of 17 Internet companies including Twitter Inc and LinkedIn Corp, asserted that Congress has already passed laws that establish what companies could be obliged to do for the government, and that the court case amounted to an "end run" around those laws.
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The fund is in talks with banks, including Goldman Sachs, to arrange a loan secured against its holdings in the three Silicon Valley companies, the newspaper said, adding that if the value of those stakes falls beyond a certain threshold, the fund will be obliged to stump up more cash.
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In June it proposed amending its statutes to give it explicit power to supervise clearing houses, including those outside the EU. The European Commission also suggested that "systemically important" clearers could be obliged to make their home in the EU. Though forced relocation looks unlikely, no one can yet be sure.
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Most delegates to the convention will be obliged to vote in line with their respective state primary and caucus results on the first ballot; Mr Cruz hopes to win the nomination on a second ballot, for which many delegates will be free to vote for the candidate of their choice.
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The review will also call for firms to be obliged to show that a person working for them is able to earn at least 1.2 times the national living wage, which stands at 7.50 pounds ($9.65) an hour for the over-25s, by calculating the average number of tasks worked.
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Last week, Djokovic and the players appeared to send a strong message when the player representatives on the ATP Tour's board of directors voted against extending the contract of Chris Kermode, the ATP's executive chairman and president, who will now be obliged to step down at the end of 2019.
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From the outset, Mr. Steketee said, he has read the part of the State Constitution that states, "nor shall any person be obliged to pay tithes, taxes, or other rates for building or repairing any church or churches, place or places of worship," as an obvious conflict with the Morris County grants.
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Lepetit, who took part in a study on the impact of the Paris Olympics, expects the Games, whose total budget is estimated at 6.8 billion euros ($8.14 billion), to be a good thing for Saint-Denis, in particular because authorities will be obliged to stick to promises to build more metro lines.
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The fund is in talks with banks, including Goldman Sachs Group Inc, to arrange a loan secured against its holdings in the three Silicon Valley companies, the newspaper said, adding that if the value of those stakes falls beyond a certain threshold, the fund will be obliged to stump up more cash.
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But the argument put forward by lawyers for fund manager BlackRock, reviewed by Reuters, argues that even in an unlikely scenario in which it could be shown that the mudarabah agreement could not be enforced under UAE law, Dana Gas would still be obliged to repay the sukuk under the purchase agreement.
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"If even only one child ends up in a hospital because of this behavior, I feel we have to protect them all," said Savino, noting that she believes pediatricians should be obliged to report vegan parents to authorities just as they would if they noticed signs of physical abuse on a child.
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Consumers should not be obliged to buy new chargers with each new device, per the resolution, with the parliament calling on the Commission to introduce strategies to decouple the purchase of chargers from a new device alongside a common charger solution — while making sure any decoupling measures do not result in higher prices for consumers.
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Consumers may be obliged to provide their identity when buying prepaid cards, a move that is currently not always required across the EU. The Commission plan falls short of what was requested by France, which asked for caps on amounts that can be loaded onto prepaid cards and limits on the conversion of virtual currencies into real currencies.
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Fabrizio Orsi, the chief financial officer of Galleria Continue, tells the publication that after the SIAE change, galleries "will be obliged to have written contracts with the artists — either representation or non-representation sales mandates, commission agreements or value contracts — and must diligently conserve such documentation" in order to prove that they are operating as a venue for the primary market.
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I am going to move; I am going to gesture; I'm going to be speaking in a way that's very personal, and yet I'm going to be dancing in another way, and you will be obliged to decide how to process it all and make it into a thing which you and I agree is supposed to be happening here: an artistic event is supposed to be happening here.
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"It's our view that we will be obliged to impose fines where we find infringements and so that's what will happen but we expect that it's the corrective powers that we apply — the bans on processing, the requirements to bring processing operations into compliance that's going to have the more significant effects," she said, suggesting that under her watch the DPC will not shy away from using corrective powers if or when an infringement demands it.
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