These protections are designed to be upheld by the president.
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There's almost no chance that would be upheld [in court].
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Doe will be upheld and undocumented students will be protected.
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We expect our policies to be upheld by the court.
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Would his political revolution be upheld or rejected in Burlington?
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Mr. DeWine's office argued for the ban to be upheld.
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She declared affirmatively that she believed that Roe should be upheld.
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The impeachment must be upheld or overturned by the Constitutional Court.
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"The separation of government and religion must be upheld," Wang wrote.
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We are confident that the policies will be upheld as lawful.
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And I think that would enable both views to be upheld.
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But it is not clear how that promise can be upheld.
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They should be upheld, and this report should be roundly rejected.
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They have rights and entitlements that must be upheld and promoted.
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There are deeply important traditions to be upheld and never questioned.
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"We're confident SB 4 will ultimately be upheld as constitutional and lawful."
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And no law enforcing that would ever be upheld by the courts.
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Should these conventions be upheld for the sake of tradition and continuity?
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The rights of women, workers, LGBT citizens and minorities would be upheld.
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"We anticipate that the Clean Power Plan will be upheld," he said.
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Why does love continue to be upheld as something timeless and transcendental?
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Teva holds five patents on Copaxone and believes they will be upheld.
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If the court was split 4-4, the law would be upheld.
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Will this policy even be upheld because there is a court decree involved?
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I follow the law, and I think eventually I’ll be upheld.
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Such discourse recalls the fact that things must be upheld, defended, and preserved.
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The interests of Ukraine in the matter must also be upheld, he said.
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If all goes well, human rights might be upheld in part by machines.
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" U.S. Representative Carolyn Maloney, a Democrat who represents part of New York City, said, "I hope the justices feel strongly that the Constitution should be upheld, that the science should be upheld, and that the experts should be listened to.
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" U.S. Representative Carolyn Maloney, a Democrat who represents part of New York City, said, "I hope the justices feel strongly that the Constitution should be upheld, that the science should be upheld, and that the experts should be listened to.
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If the amendment isn't passed, Florida's current system of rights restoration will be upheld.
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Well, whatever -- it was upheld and I think everybody knew it would be upheld.
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The guidelines aren't mandatory, but sentences within the guidelines are likely to be upheld.
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If the rule of law is to mean anything, the constitution should be upheld.
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Can your legacy of intervention be upheld by individuals in in the federal bureaucracy?
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He predicted the lawsuit would be upheld, but not because of any constitutional arguments.
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Shlyakhtin said he thought it was unlikely the long jumper's appeal would be upheld.
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Their rights must be upheld so they can continue to exercise their vital role.
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There's almost no chance that would be upheld, because you cannot ignore this record.
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The court then has two days to decide whether the ban should be upheld.
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But some online businesses and lawmakers think that the 1992 decision should be upheld.
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Obama's Clean Power Plan (CPP) will be upheld when it reaches the Supreme Court.
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FCC Chairman Ajit Pai has said often he is confident the order will be upheld.
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But to achieve its goals it would need to be upheld by the Supreme Court.
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And, in fact, what we need is higher standards to be upheld in Western countries.
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But despite all the opposition, the Justice Department believes that the warrant should be upheld.
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The American Civil Liberties Union is arguing for the lower court's decision to be upheld.
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The rule of law must be upheld, and the original legislation must function as intended.
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Macron, like other European leaders, is concerned that the nuclear deal Trump opposes be upheld.
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Will those values be upheld now that the league's bottom line stands to be affected?
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The Founders determined that their noble idea could be upheld only with reasoned debate, not force.
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Australian Prime Minister Morrison said the principles of international law should be upheld in the region.
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Mr Abbott said he is "confident Texas' law will be found constitutional and ultimately be upheld".
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At least six of the nine judges have to concur for the motion to be upheld.
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Until there has been a chance for a new hearing, the previous laws will be upheld.
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Park, whose impeachment will be upheld or overturned by the Constitutional Court, has also denied wrongdoing.
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Lower courts need such guidance to determine whether laws biased against L.G.B.T. people should be upheld.
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But Amnesty International spokesman Richard Bennett said human rights should be upheld independently of economic circumstances.
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Many carbon-related rules didn't have time to go into effect or be upheld in court.
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"We shouldn&apost have to die for a level of decency to be upheld," San Felice said.
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Without him, restrictions on when a woman may end a pregnancy are more apt to be upheld.
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But on Monday, the Department of Justice switched positions and stated that O'Connor's ruling should be upheld.
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Freedom of architectural expression is a right that should be upheld at the highest levels of government.
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He added that the White House was confident the order would ultimately be upheld by the judiciary.
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The decision to allow Croatia to join the Schengen area must be upheld by all EU governments.
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Israeli officials also say the deal doesn't define clearly how the deal will be upheld and monitored.
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There were possible scenarios, particularly those involving national security, in which such an order might be upheld.
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Regulations and codes require a standard that can be upheld, otherwise decisions can be arbitrary and capricious.
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That we are to provide a safe environment for some laws to be upheld but not others?
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CANADA'S TRUDEAU SAYS INJUNCTIONS TO LIFT THE RAIL BLOCKADES MUST BE OBEYED, THE LAW MUST BE UPHELD
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However, Deutsche Telekom said that it expected the German regulator's decision would eventually be upheld in Brussels.
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Nevertheless, magazine capacity has a direct relationship to the compelling state interest and would likely be upheld.
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For the first time, Lighthizer outlined on Wednesday the process under which China's commitments would be upheld.
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The Department of Justice's position is supported by long-standing Supreme Court precedent and should be upheld.
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While Trump's European allies also want new talks with Iran, they believe the nuclear deal must be upheld.
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We expect the traditions of the White House press coverage to be upheld whether in Washington or elsewhere.
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" Governor Walker said: "We are confident Wisconsin's freedom-to-work law is constitutional and will ultimately be upheld.
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Neither does the resident you ask for, though she broke the law, and the law must be upheld.
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"We hope cooler heads will prevail and the cease-fire of 2003 will be upheld," Mr. Abdullah said.
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If the dignity of work is to be protected, then the basic rights of workers must be upheld.
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Once a product is approved, the E.P.A. conducts regular audits to ensure that standards continue to be upheld.
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Democrats assumed that Trump would veto a resolution blocking the declaration and that the veto would be upheld.
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He called the Supreme Court's stay order "unusual," but said he is confident the rule will be upheld.
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That DACA not only be upheld, but expanded until a permanent and comprehensive legislation is put into place.
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Minnesota's Human Rights Commissioner Kevin Lindsey said in a statement he believes the state law's protections will be upheld.
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But then he suddenly shifted and said, based on congressional taxing power, that the insurance requirement could be upheld.
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"Whilst it is possible that such an analysis would be upheld, it is by no means straightforward," Reynolds said.
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Kennedy spent much of his opinion laying out that it was possible that such a law could be upheld.
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After he met with the board, they decided that the fines would be upheld, and Ficken sought legal aid.
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We believe these important efforts are legitimate and are very likely to be upheld under legal challenge in court.
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We are confident that the contract will be upheld after a full consideration of all the facts at trial.
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President Trump took strong steps to put this nonsense to an end and his administration's rule should be upheld.
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He began exploring whether, as the Obama administration had argued, the individual mandate could be upheld as a tax.
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Some states are passing restrictive abortion laws in anticipation they will be upheld by an increasingly conservative Supreme Court.
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Park was impeached by parliament in December, a decision that must be upheld or overturned by the Constitutional Court.
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He predicted that the Texas decision would be upheld by the appeals court, then go to the Supreme Court.
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Appeals are certain, but the ruling is well-crafted and according to some legal experts, seems likely to be upheld.
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But for it to become the law of the land nationwide, it still must be upheld by the Supreme Court.
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The duties need to be upheld by the International Trade Commission, which would lock them in place for five years.
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Park was impeached by parliament late last year, a decision that must be upheld or rejected by the Constitutional Court.
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Investment promises for capital expenditure and supply chain maintenance, deemed by the government to be important, will also be upheld.
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Thirty-one percent believe Roe will be upheld, while 2628 percent said that the high court will strike it down.
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On the other hand, the right to bear arms is part of our constitution and must be upheld by law.
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Tenant advocates cheered the broker fee ruling last week and predicted that it would be upheld despite the legal challenges.
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The 54-year-old hawker launched the legal challenge with two others this week, saying they want justice to be upheld.
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Asians value American security, along with the clear rules underpinning post-war prosperity that the security has allowed to be upheld.
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Under Angolan law the initial charges, or formal accusations, against both men must then be upheld via a formal charge document.
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Both actions would doubtless be upheld if Mr Obama were allowed to put whomever he liked in Mr Scalia's vacant seat.
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And the so-called proponents of Hindutva are now busy bashing liberals on the grounds that the law must be upheld.
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FCC Chairman Ajit Pai has repeatedly said he believes the rules will be upheld and will encourage additional investment by providers.
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We look forward to the Court's consideration of this case, and are confident that the President's executive actions will be upheld.
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But Justice Neil Gorsuch, another Trump appointee who practiced and taught antitrust law, questioned if that legal precedent should be upheld.
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But Garland reconsidered the ruling and sided with a liberal judge to issue his own decision that the law be upheld.
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Only the three most conservative justices on the court wrote that they think the ban should be upheld in its entirety.
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The duties need to be upheld by a finding by the U.S. International Trade Commission that the imports harm U.S. producers.
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With the new makeup of the Court, that decision could be reversed, and Louisiana's TRAP law could very well be upheld.
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"We're not as sure as everyone else that Judge Leon's ruling will be upheld on appeal," analysts from brokerage MoffettNathanson wrote.
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In the meantime, an injunction allowing people with pre-2013 licenses to grow their own pot at home will be upheld.
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He said the promise to re-register lands in the name of local families was not in writing, but would be upheld.
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" Little said he welcomed Google's decision and that "work on how suppression orders will be upheld in the digital age will continue.
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Instead of a new decision from the Supreme Court, the lower court's decision would be upheld, but without establishing a national precedent.
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"The Party's leadership over religious work must be upheld," You said, adding that "the infiltration of religious extremism must be guarded against".
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The surcharged will likely be upheld until 2021, KfW Chief Executive Guenther Braeunig told journalists at an event in Frankfurt on Wednesday.
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If the justices decide the repeal is reviewable, Francisco argued, the administration's decision should be upheld as based on legally justified reasons.
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Still, he said, the right to carry guns in public spaces should be upheld because it is protected by the state constitution.
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In response to the letter, EPA spokeswoman Melissa Harrison reiterated the administration's position that the rule will be upheld on its merits.
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Filling those new vacancies would give him a clear majority on the court, presumably ensuring his future legislative proposals would be upheld.
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The House, in turn, planned to take action on Thursday to insist that some of its conditions of the funding be upheld.
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"This decision will be appealed immediately and I am confident Texas' law will be found constitutional and ultimately be upheld," he added.
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If Justice Roberts's views were to prevail, virtually every new voter suppression law passed by Republicans would be upheld by the court.
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But in friend-of-the-court briefs filed this week, a number of stakeholders argued that the 1992 ruling should be upheld.
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Barr contended the underlying legal argument being made by Republican state attorneys general was flawed and wouldn't be upheld in the courts.
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Acting U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Director Ken Cuccinelli argued in a written statement Friday that the regulation ultimately would be upheld.
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And because of an ambiguous clause in the Immigration and Nationality Act, it's entirely possible that the policy will be upheld in court.
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Mark Lanier, a lawyer for the women, in a statement on Wednesday said he was confident the judgment would be upheld on appeal.
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While this means HB2 will probably not be upheld directly, a split court usually upholds the lower court's verdict, without setting a precedent.
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"Today, the differentiation between marriage and legally registered partnerships can no longer be upheld without discriminating against same-sex couples," the court said.
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They say that with the financial penalty gone, the mandate can no longer be upheld as a tax and must be struck down.
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Portugal's government acknowledged an "unfortunate use of terms," but said that the court's ruling should be upheld, given the totality of the reasoning.
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Forty-two percent of Republicans believe Roe should remain the law — while 40 percent of GOP voters said it should not be upheld.
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"The arbitrator at least arguably acted within the scope of the issues submitted to him, so his decision must be upheld," Colloton wrote.
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For this reason, talk of rigged elections and contested electoral outcomes raises serious questions about whether this tradition will be upheld in 2016.
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The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) ruled that a previous ban instated in June by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) would be upheld.
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The bedrock principle of separation of powers ought to be upheld regardless of the (D) or (R) that rests behind a given president's name.
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There's no guarantee than any such order will be upheld by this Supreme Court, no matter how clearly existing caselaw says that it should.
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"We are confident that the Restoring Internet Freedom Order will be upheld in court," said FCC chief of staff Matthew Berry in a statement.
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North Carolina Senate leader Phil Berger and House Speaker Tim Moore, both Republicans, said they were confident the law would be upheld in court.
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The distinction between marriage and registered partnership can no longer be upheld without discriminating against same-sex couples, the court said in a statement.
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But the congressional disapproval of any significant rules issued in the waning days of the Obama administration could be upheld by a Republican successor.
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Academy CEO Dawn Hudson sent a letter to its members Wednesday night outlining the standards expected to be upheld by the roughly 8,500 members.
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Macron would not require parliamentary approval to launch strikes and he has described chemical weapons use as a red line that must be upheld.
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The association filed an amicus brief in the Trinity case in favor of the state, and argued that its constitutional provision should be upheld.
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For centuries, racism, sexism, and classism have been necessary for this system to be upheld, and have shaped the conditions we find ourselves in.
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UCB said it was aware of the latest development and that it remained confident that its patent for Vimpat was valid and would be upheld.
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But, again, the laws must be upheld, and there must be some procedure by which they are identified properly so as to not make mistake.
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The Inter-American Court, based in Costa Rica's capital San Jose, recommended that those rights be upheld via temporary decrees while governments pursue permanent laws.
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But France, Britain and Germany say the 2015 nuclear accord is separate and should be upheld because it prevents Iran from developing a nuclear bomb.
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Quesnay argued that the wealth of the nation could only be upheld through '"roper management by the general administration"—what we would call government regulation.
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The Trump administration unsuccessfully urged the Supreme Court not to take up the case and then submitted a brief asking for PASPA to be upheld.
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Any duties would need to be upheld by the International Trade Commission and an affirmative ITC decision would lock them in place for five years.
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Wade should be upheld, but a strong majority say they would like to see restrictions added to the ruling too, according to a new poll.
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Until then, any deal committed to by a European bank can be upheld, which could prompt a flood of highly levered deals,the sources said.
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"We are building strong global alliances to make sure that the Paris agreement, will be upheld, even after Trump's decision to step back," Mogherini said.
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A similar law in Texas was struck down four years ago by the high court, but with its new makeup, this law could be upheld.
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He would be open to increasing that funding, but last week he said the government's strict fiscal rules, including its spending cap, must be upheld.
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Li went on to say that the world's multi-lateral trading system should be upheld, and that unilateral trade actions will not solve any problems.
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The court said that while this "individual mandate" exceeded Congress's power to regulate commerce, it could be upheld as an exercise of Congress's taxing power.
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"... international legal obligations must be upheld, in particular with respect to those who may be in need of international protection," it said in a statement.
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Francisco was arguing in support of Janus for the court to overturn Abood, but the government argued in 2016 that the precedent should be upheld.
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We have standards within our family that must be upheld on a daily basis and unfortunately he failed to do that in the last week.
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Foreign ministry officials met China's representatives in New Zealand on Monday to reiterate that freedom of expression would be upheld and maintained, the website Newsroom said.
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What to watch: Now, legal experts across the board are saying the federal judge's ruling that wipes out the ACA is too silly to be upheld.
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"I hope this verdict will be upheld in the higher court and the execution will be implemented as soon as possible," said Hafiz Ahmed, the prosecutor.
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It is the corollary of a generous immigration system—proof that rules can be upheld and that a country can open its doors without losing control.
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TIANJIN, China (Reuters) - China's Premier Li Keqiang said on Wednesday that multi-lateralism should be upheld, and that unilateral trade actions will not solve any problems.
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The constitutional court has 13 days to decide if Park's impeachment will be upheld, during which time presidential powers will be transferred to the prime minister.
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Despite his tenure likely ending with the Obama administration, Carter said he's confident his Force of the Future initiatives will be upheld by the next administration.
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"I think the EU will stand on the position that in the current financial framework Britain's budget contributions should be upheld," Szymanski told reporters on Thursday.
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Press secretary Sean Spicer said Monday that the White House is confident that the measure is "totally lawful" and will be upheld by the Supreme Court.
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Because the footage was obtained through a warrant, it's likely to be upheld as legal, said CNN legal analyst Mark O'Mara, an attorney based in Florida.
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The country's president, Xi Jinping, won widespread applause for insisting that emissions goals agreed at the UN's climate meeting in Paris in 26 must be upheld.
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Because the footage was obtained through a warrant, it's likely to be upheld as legal, said CNN legal analyst Mark O'Mara, who is based in Florida.
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Credit rating agency Fitch said in a statement it believed the original decision will be upheld, but acknowledged the three-judge appeals court panel could disagree.
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Lawyers who represent plaintiffs and defendants in harassment cases said they had previously assumed NDAs, which are rarely breached, would be upheld in court if challenged.
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Among other reasons, the site hasn't officially recognized that it is a media company with a consistent set of values that should be upheld all the time.
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Nokia promises that it will ensure its high standards for quality, design, and engineering will be upheld, but those are no longer the differentiators they once were.
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You could even start editing the full-res files from your mobile phone, and the changes would be upheld when you get back to your home system.
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That doesn't automatically render the executive order unconstitutional — in fact, there's a decent chance that a maximally cautious version of a visa ban could, ultimately, be upheld.
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" The upshot of the decision, Frosh predicted, would be that "other states can be comfortable that if they adopt similar laws they'll be upheld by the courts.
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Standards must be upheld and an FBI Director needs to investigate, not inject issues into a presidential election when no investigation dictates action or basis for action.
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The Chinese President made no reference to Trump or the ongoing trade negotiations in his speech but said "international fairness and justice" must be upheld going forward.
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Speaking after talks with Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov in Moscow, Maas also said that Russia and Germany agreed that the Iran nuclear agreement should be upheld.
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In continuance with the International Association of Athletics Federations decision on July 17, however, the ruling to ban the Russian track and field athletes will be upheld.
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Because the footage was obtained through a warrant, however, it's likely to be upheld as legal, said CNN legal analyst Mark O'Mara, an attorney based in Florida.
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" Matthew McHale, a lawyer for Pittsburgh, said in a statement: "There will be other opportunities for the city to prove the ordinance should be upheld as constitutional.
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On Thursday, track's governing body, the IAAF, announced that the team's appeal would be upheld – but that doesn't mean the U.S. team will go straight into Friday's final.
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Asked about the incident on Monday, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said academic freedom was very important and would be upheld "without interference from foreign entities or from government".
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That vote must be upheld or overturned by the Constitutional Court, a process that could take months, during which time her powers are assumed by the prime minister.
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I have no hope that the civilization-threatening issue of climate change will ever be addressed, let alone that the laws of the land will even be upheld.
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" New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu, a Republican, in a statement called the ruling "disappointing" but said he was "confident that New Hampshire's work requirement will ultimately be upheld.
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Eleven of its members wait to hear whether their convictions for "insurrection", which could lead to 20 years in prison in some instances, will be upheld on appeal.
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That is the process of international trade adjustment that should be upheld and "enforced" by those whom we (the global taxpayers) are generously remunerating to do that job.
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Because Trump is invoking national security, analysts at Morgan Stanley and ClearView Energy Partners, a nonpartisan research firm, say it's likely the policies would be upheld in court.
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Whether he chooses to pursue journalism or not depends on whether freedoms of the press will be upheld in Hong Kong in the years to come, he said.
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"We believe the court's well-reasoned decision will be upheld, and look forward to proving Ms. Zervos' claim," Zervos' attorney, Mariann Meier Wang, said in a statement Monday.
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" The company added that it was "very confident the Army's very thorough review and evaluation of the competing bids will be upheld and that the T901 will prevail.
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Plus, the ERA provides that "a distinction based on sex would be upheld by the courts if it were necessary to advance a compelling state interest," Coberly added.
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If it has, the government is obliged to hold a non-binding referendum on whether the law should be upheld, likely together with municipal elections on March 21.
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"We will appeal this ruling in court and are confident that our right to protect our trademarks will be upheld," General Counsel Roy Montclair said in a statement.
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"The constitutional rights of our citizens and our people need to be upheld at all costs, or our community will lose trust of our legal system," Wimberly said.
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But even if the motion is passed, it must be upheld by the Constitutional Court, a process that could mean the political crisis will drag on for months.
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In the McDonnell case, the court seemed skeptical during arguments in April that his conviction and two-year prison sentence should be upheld under such broad corruption laws.
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The Court risks a few 256-219 splits this term, which would mean the lower courts' rulings in those cases will be upheld and no precedent is set.
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One of Park's lawyers said she would probably not appear before the Constitutional Court, the body that has 180 days to decide whether the impeachment motion should be upheld.
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Dmitry Shlyakhtin, head of the Russian Athletics Federation, said Russia had expected such a twist and that he thought it was unlikely the long jumper's appeal would be upheld.
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That's pretty much a universal response now that I'm hearing, that they're afraid and they're uncertain about what their rights actually are and if, or not, they'll be upheld.
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Greg Abbott, who signed the bill in May, said the judge's preliminary injunction would be appealed "immediately," and he is confident that the law will be upheld as constitutional.
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It would codify existing protections from the Violence Against Women Act that prevent victims from being charged for those exams, meaning that the right could be upheld in court.
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"For a considerable number of reasons, the critical inferences drawn by the judge could not be upheld," three judges in the Victorian state appeals court wrote in a judgment.
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U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on April 3, through a spokesman, said "human rights are to be upheld in relation to every person everywhere without any kind of discrimination".
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U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres "believes that human rights are to be upheld in relation to every person everywhere without any kind of discrimination," said U.N. spokesman Stephane Dujarric.
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Legal experts have regularly said they believe that the congressional subpoenas will be upheld in court, as the Supreme Court has sided with Congress's investigatory powers in the past.
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The more immediate likelihood is that limits on the procedure will be upheld, and that red states will seize that opening to push the envelope on more restrictive policies.
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A collapse of Hong Kong's autonomy — or a lack of confidence that law and order could be upheld — would cause businesses to scramble for a new home in Asia.
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She wants the democratic right to protest to be upheld and feels a sense of generational guilt for "causing" climate change while not having to face its worst affects.
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While Trump's European allies also want fresh negotiations, they believe the nuclear deal must be upheld to help ward off the risk of wider war in the Middle East.
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" These bills will be challenged, and it's hard to imagine that they would ever be upheld; in 1992, the Supreme Court specifically rejected spousal consent as an "undue burden.
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"In this situation, where North and South Korea have taken their first step toward improving relations, agreements should be upheld out of mutual respect and understanding," the ministry said.
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That might be enough for the ban to be upheld by the federal courts, which are as a rule very deferential to presidential actions on immigration and national security.
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Yet this tradition, sadly, cannot be upheld Sunday night, when the Knicks (21994-212) visit the Mavericks (223-222) — and when there is much to discuss about both teams.
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On April 12, the liberal-leaning 9th Circuit Court of Appeals overruled that decision and said the program could temporarily continue — suggesting that the policy will likely be upheld.
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If Lee were to be arrested on bribery charges, it would increase the likelihood that Park's impeachment would be upheld, as well as sending a further shockwave through South Korea.
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The Massachusetts ballot question will determine whether the law passed in 2016 that protects transgender people from discrimination in public places like restaurants, shops, and movie theaters will be upheld.
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If the 303:30 ratio were to be upheld it would mean at least 6,600+ fewer permits — so likely thousands of Uber and Cabify contractors being put out of work.
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Many of the Coalition's clients report feeling the noose of eligibility requirements tightening around them and need legal assistance to fight for their right to a shelter to be upheld.
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In regards to ACE, EPA worked diligently to ensure we produced a solid rule, that we believe will be upheld in the courts, unlike the previous Administration's Clean Power Plan.
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He asked Judge Gorsuch, who in a dissent said the dismissal should be upheld, what he would have done if he were faced with the same situation as the driver.
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But whether that injunction will be upheld will be decided soon by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, by reputation one of the most liberal appellate courts in the nation.
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David Doniger, director of the climate and clean air program at the Natural Resources Defense Council, remained confident that the Clean Power Plan would ultimately be upheld by the courts.
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Rosenstein was before the justices to argue that Adaucto Chavez-Meza's criminal sentence should be upheld against a challenge that the trial judge did not provide sufficient reasoning for the sentence.
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"This ban of six years, eight years, 20 years — whatever it is, it will not be upheld by the tribunal," Mr. Blatter said, referring to the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
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Mr Macron's star power, and Angela Merkel's waning influence as the guiding light of the right-of-centre European People's Party, led to a new insistence that liberal principles be upheld.
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While the government maintains that the rights of private property must be upheld, the ZAD land occupation points to the possibilities of what a vibrant, anti-capitalist commons might look like.
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All of the cases are still working their way through the courts, both in terms of whether the blocks will be upheld and whether the orders will be ultimately found unconstitutional.
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The Information Technology Industry council, a major tech lobby, sent a letter last night to the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services calling for the H-4 visa rule to be upheld.
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Trade experts are not convinced that Boeing's CSeries trade complaint will be upheld in 2018 by an independent U.S. trade body currently composed of four commissioners from both American political parties.
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"The president is not above the law, and an indictment — if that's the course that Robert Mueller chooses to go — I believe would be upheld by the courts," Blumenthal told CNN.
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With a clearly negative turn towards senior citizens, Hispanics, Blacks and other low-income minority groups, the Clean Power Plan is a threat to entirely too many citizens to be upheld.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - China's Premier Li Keqiang warned on Monday of unforseeable consequences if a nuclear non-proliferation deal with Iran were torn up, adding that the nuclear deal should be upheld.
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Even in the absence of legislation, however, there's an argument to be made that contracts that force employees to keep quiet about abuses shouldn't be upheld in a court of law.
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Valdis Dombrovskis, vice president of the European Commission and the EU's financial services chief, said international rules agreed during the 2007-09 crisis must be upheld to avoid undermining financial stability.
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Given the Supreme Court's makeup, if Trump refuses an interview request and then tries to rebuff a subpoena, do you think it's plausible that subpoena would be upheld by the Court?
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WARNING: operation of unit outside of t he accepted optimal cond itions constitutes a br each of pur chase contract, a nd the Alfven Pla tinum Guarantee will not be upheld.
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"I wanted to make sure what we were putting forward would be upheld in the courts, and he assured me that the work they had done would be," Mr. Wheeler said.
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In a separate part of the case, Roberts joined the four liberal justices to cast the crucial conservative vote that allowed the rest of the law to be upheld, 5-4.
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"Our plan is to release results as soon as possible today, our ultimate goal is to ensure that the integrity and accuracy of the process continues to be upheld," they said.
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But with Mexico the No. 1 or No. 2 export market for almost half of the 50 U.S. states, there is widespread confidence the essence of the accord will be upheld.
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She did what a great many celebrities and less-than-celebrities do before public appearances: she agreed to particular parameters for the conversation, and she expected that agreement to be upheld.
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But McCarthy said the existing greenhouse gas reductions that have happened without the rule and her confidence that the rule will be upheld mean that there is no reason to worry.
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But that's why Mitt Romney's speech carried the force of revelation for many -- a reminder that principles matter more than party loyalty and oaths "to do impartial justice" should be upheld.
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The U.S. Aluminum Association, which had previously hailed the twin tariffs as a victory for U.S. foil producers and rules-based trade, said it was confident the duties would be upheld.
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"This was a collective case of thievery from state coffers," said Judge Roland Zickler, in an initial assessment that may or may not be upheld at the end of the trial.
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White House spokesman Sean Spicer said the administration is reviewing Monday's decision and expressed continued confidence that the order is fully lawful and ultimately will be upheld by the Supreme Court.
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China, a permanent member of the U.N. Security Council, was one of the architects of the agreement, and has said many times it should continue to be upheld by all the signatories.
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The corruption scandal has engulfed the highest reaches of South Korea's elite, with Park impeached by parliament in December, a decision that must be upheld or overturned by the country's Constitutional Court.
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A federal judge's ruling that the Affordable Care Act is unconstitutional was met with skepticism on Sunday from a bipartisan group of senators, who expressed doubt that the ruling will be upheld.
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Regardless of how the litigation unfolds or what the Trump Administration's policy will be with regard to housing finance and Fannie and Freddie, the principle of transparency in government must be upheld.
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Its clarification of what is eligible under our patent system should be upheld and protected for the help it provides to companies like mine that are defending themselves against meritless patent claims.
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The fracking rule was overturned by a federal court last year, but the Obama administration appealed, and environmental groups will argue in an appeals court this month that it must be upheld.
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"In regards to ACE, EPA worked diligently to ensure we produced a solid rule, that we believe will be upheld in the courts, unlike the previous administration's Clean Power Plan," Abboud said.
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"While our plan is to release results as soon as possible today, our ultimate goal is to ensure that the integrity and accuracy of the process continues to be upheld," Price said.
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Since pulling out of the deal in 2018, the Trump administration has introduced a "maximum pressure" campaign of harsh sanctions, but the European Union has called for the deal to be upheld.
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"While our plan is to release results as soon as possible today, our ultimate goal is to ensure that the integrity and accuracy of the process continues to be upheld," he said.
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Actually, perhaps the surest similarity the Kavanaugh affair affords is that of an elite bent on never losing face, regardless of charges against it, and insisting their order of things be upheld.
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"If [the guards] were accredited members of the diplomatic mission, then they have diplomatic immunity and that would be upheld," said Stanford University law professor Allen Weiner, a former State Department legal advisor.
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Qualcomm has been trying to ban iPhone sales in China for over a year, following an attempt to ban sales in the US (although that ban has yet to be upheld by regulators).
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Trump's current position on the nuclear deal is murky — he's railed against it as "the worst deal ever negotiated," but his Defense secretary said that it should be upheld during his confirmation hearing.
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Washington (CNN)A federal appeals court on Wednesday blocked a lower court's effort to create exceptions to Wisconsin's voter ID law, saying the lower court's ruling would likely not be upheld upon appeal.
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"We are not going to barter: if people or nations have detained UK-flagged illegally then the rule of law and rule of international law must be upheld," Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab said.
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A three-judge panel called the rule a "reasonable interpretation" of the federal family planning law known as Title X, and said the administration was likely to successfully show it should be upheld.
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If Kavanaugh is sitting on the Supreme Court come that time, it's almost certain Trump's proposal would be upheld because the justification for it echoes a dissenting opinion Kavanaugh wrote four years ago.
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As a result, her order is much more likely to be upheld by the Supreme Court than the order issued by District Judge James Robart and upheld by the Ninth Circuit last week.
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While awaiting the decision of the court on whether his immigrant and refugee ban will be upheld, Trump tweeted: What's next: A decision from the hearing is expected in the next few days.
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The complex judicial process cannot be reduced to an assembly line, and our Constitution's guarantee of due process will never be upheld if a judge's job security is based on strict quantitative measures.
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The decision "is in keeping with the high level of accountability we owe the people of Salt Lake City, and is a decision which can be upheld under further scrutiny," Ms. Biskupski wrote.
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To enhance the chance that his initiatives would be upheld, Roosevelt proposed -- after he had won reelection in November 1936 -- the appointment of a new justice for every sitting justice older than 70.
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But after a district court ruled in December 2018 that the entire law should be invalidated, the Justice Department changed its position and argues the district court ruling should be upheld in full.
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So some of the restrictions that have been overturned or struck down in the last little while on abortion and other things would be upheld without necessarily overturning some of these long-standing precedents.
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"If we unanimously support that international law as formulated by the international tribunal in the Hague... needs to be upheld, that's a very strong message and will be very difficult to ignore," he said.
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Many of these agencies, which can investigate and issue fines to companies that they suspect of misusing people's digital information, remain skeptical that rules protecting Europeans' data will be upheld in the United States.
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"We are moving forward with the expectation that it will continue to be (upheld), and he's going to continue to fight to build on it and expand on it," a senior campaign official said.
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Arguing for the lower court's decision to be upheld, the American Civil Liberties Union specifically targeted a portion of Kansas law that deals with people who register to vote at motor vehicle department offices.
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Wade will push aggressive anti-choice legislation in deep-red states, laws which are carefully calculated to be upheld by the Supreme Court, by 5-4 party-line votes of conservative male Republican justices.
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The Alaska Division of Elections conducted the recount shortly after last year's midterms, the Daily News reported, and a superior court judge who was appointed as special master recommended that its results be upheld.
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During the debate over the asylum ban (to take one example), hardliners assumed that the ban would be stopped by a judge but argued that it would ultimately be upheld by the Supreme Court.
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The states argued that because Congress repealed the penalty for not having coverage in last year's tax bill, ObamaCare's individual mandate can no longer be upheld as a tax and thus should be invalidated.
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The opposition communique said the participants supported a U.N. based process that would allow Syria to undergo "a radical political transition" from an "authoritarian system" to a democracy where free elections would be upheld.
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"This bill is a weapon to close the truth so that what is false can be upheld as true, and what is true can be reversed as false," legislator Lim Guan Eng said, Variety reported.
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"I am confident that the FCC's authority to preempt such state laws will be upheld, along with our proven market-based framework for protecting Internet openness, investment, and innovation nationwide," Pai said in his statement.
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But Mackintosh was insisting that his original choice for the part of the seedy Engineer be upheld — well-known character actor Jonathan Pryce, who had earned extreme critical acclaim for playing the role in Britain.
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At a summit in February in California with Southeast Asian leaders, Obama said that the aspirations of "all nations, large and small" should be upheld, in a warning to China about its maritime territorial claims.
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Their position that Cosby is being persecuted because of his race contradicts their insistence that the allegations against him have to be proven in a court of law in order to be upheld as credible.
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In an unsigned order, a three-judge appeals court panel said the rule was a reasonable interpretation of applicable law, and the administration was likely to prevail on its argument the rule should be upheld.
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" He went on, "When you read a Sherlock Holmes story, you know that, by the end, the innocent will be redeemed or rewarded, the guilty will be punished, and justice will be upheld or restored.
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"No matter how repugnant those positions may be, due process must be upheld in every case if it is to have meaning," Fran Clark, a spokesman for the Professional Staff Congress, said in a statement.
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Italy has been imposing draconian restraints on freedom of movement that may well be challenged in domestic or European courts, but they will likely be upheld as necessary to curb the spread of the coronavirus.
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"While our plan is to release results as soon as possible today, our ultimate goal is to ensure that the integrity and accuracy of the process continues to be upheld," Price said on Tuesday morning.
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"If this treaty can&apost be upheld then this doesn&apost just hurt the interests of Iran, it also damages the peace in the Middle East and the credibility of the international world order," Wang said.
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To further complicate matters, Mason Pieklo said, it's possible that either of those anti-abortion laws — a 20-week ban or a D&E ban — could be upheld under Casey's lower standard without actually overturning Roe.
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Pai and his supporters have said net neutrality will be upheld through a competitive market and the watchful eye of the FTC, which will be tasked with regulating ISPs if the FCC ditches its current rules.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Swedish prosecutors still believe an arrest warrant for WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange should be upheld, they said on Thursday in reply to the Stockholm District Court that will decide whether to lift the warrant.
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"If the 'One China' principle cannot be upheld, political mutual trust will no longer exist and is bound to have adverse effects," said Ma Xiaoguang, spokesman for China's Taiwan Affairs Office, at a regular news conference.
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Texas and the other GOP-led states argue that ObamaCare's individual mandate can now no longer be upheld as a tax since Congress eliminated the penalty for violating it as part of the 2017 tax law.
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"The attorney general and Wisconsin Department of Justice will make their arguments in court and feel confident Mr. Avery's conviction will be upheld," Johnny Koremenos, a spokesman for Attorney General Brad Schimel, said in a statement.
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Its net neutrality rules — a condition of this deal that will be upheld even if the agency's rules are overturned in federal court — would ensure that Netflix and Hulu are never slowed or blocked by Charter.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Any attempt to separate Taiwan from China will be thwarted and the principle of peaceful reunification must be upheld, Chinese President Xi Jinping said on Wednesday at the start of a Communist Party Congress.
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Writing separately, the other two judges in the majority — Patricia Ann Millett and Robert L. Wilkins, both Democratic appointees — agreed that Mr. Bahlul's conviction should be upheld, but cited different legal reasons specific to his case.
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To further complicate matters, Mason Pieklo said, it's possible that either of those anti-abortion laws, a 20-week ban, or a D&E ban could be upheld under Casey's lower standard without actually overturning Roe.
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On the other side are consumer advocacy groups in Europe, backed by some national data protection agencies, who are skeptical that Europeans' privacy rights will be upheld when their personal data is transmitted to the United States.
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Chief Justice John Roberts said "it rings a little hollow" for State Farm to claim the disclosure harmed the government when the Obama administration has sided with the Rigsbys and has urged that the verdict be upheld.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - The "sinicization" of religion must be upheld to promote ethnic solidarity and religious harmony, a senior Chinese official has said in the troubled western region of Xinjiang, which is home to a large Muslim population.
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The ruling must be upheld by the Independent Election Commission, the body with overall authority over the ballot, which was marred by allegations of voter fraud, technical problems with biometric voter verification equipment and inaccurate voter lists.
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If the Washington Post is right, Trump would be entertaining a breach of historical precedent that could set off a constitutional crisis because there's a serious possibility that a self-pardon would not be upheld in court.
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For Hale's unit, his team sends their investigation results to an independent review panel of three attorneys not involved with the cases, who then recommend to the district attorney whether or not the conviction should be upheld.
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Texas and the other GOP-led states argue that ObamaCare's individual mandate can now no longer be upheld as a tax since Congress eliminated the penalty for violating it as part of the tax law last year.
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He's publicly urged his party to challenge the president's rhetoric, arguing its doing long-term damage both to the Republican Party and the country's democratic institutions, adding on Thursday that they need constant defense to be upheld.
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On Monday, U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer met with Mexican deputy foreign minister Jesus Seade in Washington and said in a letter that use of attaches was a common practice, and that Mexican legislation would be upheld.
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"I've known Ian since 1985 and know that his long association with The Review will ensure that the values and editorial direction of The Review will be upheld," Rea Hederman, the magazine's publisher, said in a statement.
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U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer met with Mexican deputy foreign minister Jesus Seade in Washington on Monday and said in a letter that use of attaches was a common practice, and that Mexican legislation would be upheld.
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While some critics have claimed that 2011 case helped pave the way for the law's individual mandate to be upheld by the Supreme Court, others say the criticism is unfounded – and Kavanaugh actually spoke out against the mandate.
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Legal experts and Wall Street analysts have said that an appeal will stretch into next year and that if the ruling were to be upheld, it would likely move to another appeal at the Supreme Court in 2020.
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South Korea has been gripped by political crisis for months, with parliament voting overwhelmingly in December to impeach President Park over an influence-peddling scandal, a decision that must be upheld or overturned by the country's Constitutional Court.
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" Like Cunningham, former Boston prosecutor Timothy Burke thinks the verdict will be upheld, telling PEOPLE: "It is truly a unique case based on the facts but the underlying principal of the involuntary manslaughter terms are not that unique.
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There are certain holidays that, whether they're even remotely culturally significant to you or not, seem to be upheld by capitalism and the food and beverage industry just so that revelers of all sorts can get utterly wasted.
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On Thursday, France's privacy regulator said its citizens' rights could be upheld only if the European privacy decision was applied globally, and that Google had failed to remove — or "delist" — links from search results outside the European Union.
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To be carried out, the death sentences, usually done by beheading in Saudi Arabia, must be upheld by an appeals court and the high court and approved by the king — a process that could drag on for years.
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House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy advised House lawmakers that Senate Democrats were likely to object that the legislation fails to comply with the so-called Byrd rule and were likely to be upheld, necessitating a second House vote.
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UCB said it was aware of the development and that this had not changed its view that its patent for Vimpat, which had sales last year of 679 million euros ($758.7 million), was valid and would be upheld.
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On Monday, U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer met with Mexican deputy foreign minister Jesus Seade in Washington and said in a letter that the use of attaches was a common practice, and that Mexican legislation would be upheld.
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He never sent the text, but his widow's friend found it after Nichol died by suicide, and the Supreme Court of Queensland ruled in 2017 that his wishes expressed in the unsent message would be upheld as legally binding.
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"We have told communities living with elephants that there is value in conserving elephants for ecotourism and emphasizing that the value of a live elephant should be upheld at all costs," the government of Botswana said in a statement.
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Mihelic and Gleeson are concerned that, in the coming years, laws protecting freedom of speech will not be upheld, and that, even before the fact, people in power in the art world might bow to fear of potential censorship.
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Parliament is expected to hold a vote on her on Friday, but even if the opposition wins the two-thirds majority needed for impeachment, the vote must be upheld by the Constitutional Court, a process that could take months.
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"We are not going to barter: if people or nations have detained UK-flagged illegally then the rule of law and rule of international law must be upheld," Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab said while on a trip to Bangkok.
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A spokesperson for Ajit Pai, the current Republican FCC chair who pushed through the Restoring Internet Freedom order that wiped away net neutrality, said that the agency is still confident that the repeal order will be upheld as well.
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The high court -- in a hard fought, divisive opinion written by Roberts -- rejected the Obama administration's justifications based on Congress' power to regulate interstate activity but rather said that the individual mandate could be upheld on the taxing power.
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Instead of requiring team organizations to follow these new guidelines, like how Riot Games does with its League of Legends Championship Series, a Blizzard spokesperson told Mashable it will be upheld via a direct connection between Blizzard and the players.
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The limited clarity as the case goes to appeals to the Ninth District and potentially the Supreme Court, and uncertainty if recent license agreements with Apple, Samsung and China NDRC can still be upheld, inserts a significant overhang on QCOM.
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The Supreme Court ultimately rejected the appeal, but a lower federal appeals court expressed some sympathy for the defendants: Although their convictions should be upheld, they had a point about how much of a shit show the whole thing was.
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He didn't get his "total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States," for instance, but his latest travel ban—which affects five countries that are Muslim-majority, and two that aren't—may well be upheld by the Supreme Court.
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I'm glad the coup failed, especially the way it did — with many secular Turks who actually opposed Erdogan's autocratic rule, and had been abused by it, nevertheless coming out against the plotters on the principle that Turkish democracy must be upheld.
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The ruling is expected to be appealed Given the sharp criticisms of the judge's reasoning from both the left and the right, experts expect that the decision will be reversed on appeal and that the Affordable Care Act will be upheld.
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While Reid said the announcement is a "short-sighted decision by the court's five conservative justices" and an "unfortunate setback," he echoed the White House, saying that he is "confident" that the Obama administration's rules will eventually be upheld in court.
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Loyalists in Maduro's government also called for the constitution of the state to be upheld and denounced the international support that Guaidó has received, all while insisting that the majority of the country's military forces still support the Maduro government.
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The Senate bill would essentially require the State Department to ensure that the city&aposs "One Country, Two Systems" agreement with China be upheld each year for the US government to continue to afford Hong Kong with special trade status.
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Belkin, backed by a board that includes some prominent law professors, insists that liberal legislative proposals, such as to counteract climate change or expand Medicare, must be accompanied by a plan to ensure that such initiatives would be upheld in court.
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"When there's any loss of life, we have to speak with compassion, we have to make it clear that there will be a thorough investigation and that justice will be served and that high standards will be upheld," he said.
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"Does he want to preside over a kangaroo court, or does he want the reputation of the Senate, the Supreme Court and his own legacy to be upheld?" said Green, who has already forced three House floor votes on Trump's impeachment.
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FRANKFURT, Oct 5 (Reuters) - Around 8,000 Germany-based employees at Thyssenkrupp Steel have been given assurances that current collective wage agreements and job guarantees would be upheld during its restructuring, the head of the works council, Guenter Back, said on Wednesday.
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Here the report talks about how Brexit could impact the rights of EU citizens already living in the UK. It suggests rights could be upheld, but admits it is far too difficult to form any conclusion with any degree of certainty.
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Mahdi al-Mashat, a senior Houthi official, said on Tuesday his group had received assurances that the ceasefire would be upheld and the peace talks agenda would "reflect the issues that are likely to lead to peaceful solutions to end the status quo".
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's opposition Labour Party plans to table an amendment to a bill on triggering the UK's formal divorce talks with the European Union, said its leader, should a court ruling that parliament needs to be involved in the process be upheld.
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In North Korea's first mention of official dialogue with United States and the summit with Seoul, the North's official Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) added that Kim Jong Un set "strategic and tactical issues" to be upheld by his powerful Workers' Party.
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She voted to uphold affirmative action in a university setting in a 22005-231 decision in 22006 after having written a key decision in 1995 that subjected federal government affirmative action programs to strict scrutiny — meaning they likely would not be upheld.
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Rand Paul on civil liberties issues, could be persuaded either by the argument that delegates should be free to vote their conscience or by the counter argument that the votes cast by Republicans in the primaries should be upheld by the delegates.
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The current guidelines for gaining exemption state that once a group meets the "minimal" standards to establish themselves as a religion, the government can't burden citizens' right to exercise their religious beliefs without compelling evidence that some greater interest must be upheld.
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Last week, Trump acknowledged that his emergency declaration would likely face challenges in court but expressed optimism that it would ultimately be upheld at the Supreme Court, comparing it to the legal course for his administration's travel ban on several Muslim-majority countries.
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"The political ball is now in Tehran's court after U.S. President Donald Trump's announcement," said VDMA managing director Thilo Brodtmann, adding that the best solution would be for the 2015 Iran nuclear deal to be upheld even without the United States on board.
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Ms. Jourova added, however, that the European Commission would continue to monitor the new deal to ensure that Europeans' privacy rights — which are viewed as being equal to other rights, such as freedom of expression — would be upheld in the United States.
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But given the FCC proposal's straightforward reading of the Communications Act as well as the Supreme Court's reasoning in Brand X, the agency's conclusion that broadband Internet service meets the statutory definition of an "information service" will almost certainly be upheld in court.
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"Investment advice is not 'one-size-fits-all' and neither is this rule's oversight approach, which allows for the current brokerage business model to be upheld while protecting investors from harm," said Samantha DeZur, U.S. Chamber of Commerce director for capital markets competitiveness.
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Paul Ryan, the Republican Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives, said the ban was needed to improve vetting of people entering the United States in order to prevent attacks and said he had no doubt that it would be upheld by higher courts.
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"In considering whether to appeal this case, we must weigh the significant implications for the expectation of Bermudians that laws passed by their elected representatives and that reflect their democratically expressed views will be upheld," Home Affairs Minister Walter Roban said in a statement.
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" The US is at an "inflection point" the senators write, "in which the foundational principles of our democracy and our national security interests are at stake, and the rule of law and the ability of our institutions to function freely and independently must be upheld.
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A tie in this instance would lead to the unusual situation where the accommodation would be upheld in most of the country, but in the Eighth Circuit (North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri and Arkansas), employers would be exempt from having to comply.
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Ahmed Salim, senior associate for East Africa at consultancy Teneo Intelligence, wrote in a November 7 note that he expects Kenyatta's second victory to be upheld by the Supreme Court, and that the president will be sworn in once again at the end of November.
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Trump had predicted in his press conference on Friday announcing the declaration that the move would likely be blocked by the San Francisco-based Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit, but said he thought it would ultimately be upheld at the Supreme Court.
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In a further sign of the stress, German shipping group Marenave said this week two of its banks had rejected a restructuring plan aimed at repaying loans and the company was examining "whether the positive going concern forecast for Marenave can continue to be upheld".
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MORE FROM REUTERS * Kushner under FBI scrutiny in Russia probe: media reports * Ireland looks set to elect gay premier in social, generational shift * EXCLUSIVE: Kim Jong Un's 'rocket stars' He added that the White House was confident the order would ultimately be upheld by the judiciary.
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Airbus sales chief John Leahy expressed confidence that record production plans would be upheld, thanks in part to a strategy of building up spare orders, but some airlines that have dominated previous events are widely said to be quietly rescheduling their orders for Airbus or Boeing jets.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) has rejected an appeal by 17 Russians against their ban from the Rio Games, Olympic specialist website Inside the Games reported on Tuesday, with further bans expected to be upheld over the next two days.
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But when it comes to accessible devices and systems like this, there are often other rigorous standards in place that need to be upheld throughout, so it's necessary to work closely with both the platform provider (Microsoft) and, naturally, the people who will actually be using them.
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"There are 600 federal district judges in American, and the president issues a lawful order that I believe will be upheld by the Supreme Court, and one of those judges happened to be on an island in the Pacific and stopped the entire process," he said.
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A South Korean court last month dismissed an arrest warrant against the head of Samsung Group, the country's largest conglomerate, who is embroiled in the graft scandal that has led parliament to impeach President Park Geun-hye, a decision that must be upheld or overturned by a court.
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Along with your basic activities of reflecting on the country's history and getting jazzed about representative democracy, there are also traditions that must be upheld: eating unhealthy amounts of grilled food, having a few cold drinks, and generally spending as much time soaking up the sun as possible.
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Under Britain's equality law, the claim of "indirect discrimination" can only be upheld if the victim can show that he or she fell foul of an apparently neutral rule imposed by an employer that would penalise an entire category of people, for example followers of a particular sect.
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"Anytime you lose a decision in court it's never fun, but I never felt like it ought to be personal because no matter how mistaken, I think judges are basically just trying to do their jobs," he said, predicting the order would be upheld by a higher court.
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"It's great to have great ideas, but in this republic, in order to turn an idea into a law, you have to come up with something that can pass the House, go to Senate, and be signed by whoever is president and be upheld by courts," he said.
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Rather, Justice Anthony Kennedy, writing for the majority, concluded that, because the Colorado Civil Rights Commission's consideration of a same-sex couple's challenge to a baker's refusal to make them a wedding cake reflected a bias against religious freedom, the ruling against the baker could not be upheld.
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Cases like Saenz suggest that states need to be careful when drafting interstate travel bans — if Abbott had exempted Texas residents, his order would be much more likely to be struck down — but so long as state officials receive competent legal advice, such bans are likely to be upheld.
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Wednesday's vote came two weeks before the Trump administration and a group of 18 Republican-led states are scheduled to argue before the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans that a Texas judge's decision last year to throw out the entire Affordable Care Act should be upheld.
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The social stereotypes that have been a staple of the American high school experience as imagined in movies and TV shows going back to John Hughes — or "Happy Days," or Dobie Gillis — are still intact, but they function as myths to be debunked rather than truths to be upheld.
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The attorneys for both sides, and a majority of the justices, appeared to conclude that even this hypothetical president's powers would be upheld if agencies had neutrally and fairly determined that Israelis posed an unwarranted risk to national security — as long as exceptions to a blanket ban were allowed.
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Justice Anthony Kennedy will again be the swing vote and while no one can predict the court we will see if the Constitution and religious liberty will be upheld, which in this case does not hinder the ability of the complainants to go get a cake when they need one.
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"Despite the unwelcome public comments currently emanating from the U.S. administration that Anne Sacoolas will never be returned, Harry's parents, as victims, will simply look forward to the legal process unfolding, as it must now do confident in the knowledge that the rule of law will be upheld," Mr. Seiger said.
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John BarrassoJohn Anthony BarrassoIf Democrats want gun control, they must first concede defeat Conway: Republican concerns about gun reform 'all reconcilable' Five proposals Congress is eyeing after mass shootings MORE (R-Wyo.), the committee chairman, argued that the wolf's delisting was based on sound science and ought to be upheld.
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"I think what is clear in the Senate is that there will be enough votes to pass the resolution of disapproval, which will then be vetoed by the president and then in all likelihood the veto will be upheld in the House," McConnell said at a press conference in Kentucky. Sen.
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"We chose to file a motion to intervene because we felt it was very, very important that the science and law that supported listing the species be upheld," said Amaroq Weiss, the West Coast wolf organizer for the Center for Biological Diversity, one of four conservation groups seeking to join the lawsuit.
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And finally, some took the opportunity to remind people that there's no evidence whatsoever that people coming from these six countries represent a justifiable threat to the U.S. Many were also questioning whether the new travel ban will be upheld, considering that the first version was defeated in federal court last month.
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And what's remarkable about it is that he has managed to do that, to undermine the institution, while at the same time continuing to be upheld as a great institutionalist by many pundits in Washington simply because he has a grasp on the fine points and all the rules of the Senate.
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" Each of these seven times, the changes were made either to "purge the Court of … justices making decisions objectionable to an incumbent of the White House or to a dominant party majority in Congress" or to "'pack' the Court in order that the policies of the government in power would be upheld as constitutional.
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In the ten years since the ACA was introduced, it's been challenged by Republican lawmakers for the same reasoning multiple times: while the penalty for not being insured no longer exists, the Supreme Court voted 5-to-4 that a penalty should be upheld if Americans were not insured in both 2012 and 2015.
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McArdle's column serves as a useful target for analysis because it brings together in one place a lot of common fallacies about Roe, ones that will definitely be used in the coming months by opponents of legal abortion in order to minimize the effects of overruling a decision that roughly 70 percent of the public believes should be upheld.
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I would have liked to have lunch at the coastal beauty spots Aci Trezza and Aci Castello, and to visit Noto, the wildly Baroque town where every cornice and window sill appears to vie for the greatest complexity of decoration, and where a balcony might be upheld by mermaids, griffins or galloping horses carved from stone.
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But if Trump does act, the combination of a history of judicial deference to an executive in times of crisis with a Supreme Court that favors a powerful executive branch makes it likely that any Trump order would be upheld — so long as it applies broadly to Americans regardless of race or national origin like the Korematsu decision.
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The patriotic left fervently believes, as most Americans believe but President Trump does not, that human rights and civil rights should always be upheld and foreign dictators should never be praised Because the patriotic left abhors Trump and what he stands for, liberal Democrats will not tolerate the continuing voter suppression tactics that Republicans have employed in countless precincts across the nation.
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Azar was concerned that invalidating the entire law would be a policy failure because there is no health care plan to replace Obamacare, the source close to the White House said, while Barr was more concerned that the underlying legal argument being made by the states to strike down the law in its entirety was wrong and would not be upheld in courts.
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"On behalf of our clients, we continue to trust that the district court's ruling will be upheld and new districts ultimately will be drawn that are not based on race," said Anita Earls, executive director of the Southern Coalition for Social Justice, a civil rights group that represents a group of voters who challenged the districts drawn by North Carolina's Republican-controlled legislature in 2011.
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"There is no new information and the concern that Mr. Netanyahu emphasized that Iran retains residual technical knowledge that is useful in constructing a weapon is exactly the reason the [Iran deal] should be upheld -- to deny Iran the fissile material necessary to execute that knowledge," Thomas Countryman, a former Obama administration State Department official and current Diplomacy Works Advisory Council member, said in a statement.
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Lately, there's been a lot of talk about the need for a creative director at a design house; whether it's imperative to have a big name in order to succeed; whether the legacy of a label can be upheld without a singular source at the helm of its direction; whether the clothing can still have a point of view when there are multiple vantage points going into it.
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"Miss Chief first appeared in my paintings as a way to respond to and challenge the authority of artists who gave shape to the representations of indigenous peoples that continue to be upheld, not just in our museums but also in contemporary culture," says Monkman, in an email interview densely packed with thoughtful analyses of art history, cultural conflict, and the ravages of Modernism as a form of intellectual colonialism of indigenous peoples.
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One of the things that distinguished the third, indefinite version of the ban from its predecessors — and allowed it to be upheld by the Supreme Court in full — is that the Trump administration laid out not only groups of people who were simply exempt from the ban (like people who already held valid visas to enter the US) but also standards by which a theoretically banned person could apply for a visa anyway and get considered for a waiver.
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Noting that Chief Justice Warren Burger, who wrote the ruling, had been appointed by President Nixon, Judge Kavanaugh said he thought the Watergate tapes ruling was "one of the greatest moments" in the Supreme Court's history because it stood up for judicial independence in the face of political pressure, but how that precedent "would apply to other hypotheticals" — like whether a subpoena for presidential testimony in a criminal investigation should also be upheld — was something he should not address, citing the practice of previous Supreme Court nominees.
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California Attorney General Xavier BecerraXavier BecerraCalifornia leads states in lawsuit over Trump public charge rule Overnight Energy: Trump sparks new fight over endangered species protections | States sue over repeal of Obama power plant rules | Interior changes rules for ethics watchdogs California counties file first lawsuit over Trump 'public charge' rule MORE, who brought the lawsuit with the University of California and attorneys general from Maine, Maryland and Minnesota challenging the Trump's administration's decision to repeal the program, said he's confident the injunction will be upheld.
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