"There is a chance we might bring forward, at least partially bring forward, that transition date," Ocado finance chief Duncan Tatton-Brown told reporters.
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It could also bring forward its plans to regulate e-cigarettes.
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Was it ever draining or difficult to bring forward those feelings?
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The U.S. government must bring forward extradition papers by June 12.
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In most instances, directly affected students bring forward their own harassment allegations.
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The UK government needs to bring forward a strong domestic legislative agenda.
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We're just going to bring forward this other chap you've been preparing.
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It's unclear which witnesses Nadler wants to bring forward for September hearings.
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But he also appeared to bring forward his end-of-February deadline.
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The opposition Labour Party could bring forward a motion of no confidence.
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Given these stakes, Democrats must bring forward the candidate most likely to win.
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So, just a small improvement in growth could bring forward a rate hike.
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The agency has "been looking for the right case to bring forward," said Olcott.
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AirAsia also has no plans to bring forward deliveries despite strong demand, he said.
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He had declined earlier to bring forward spending bills Democrats passed in the House.
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Faster growth could bring forward the point at which inflation reaches uncomfortably high levels.
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Johnson must now bring forward the legislation designed to put Brexit into EU law.
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If you look at what we're doing, we're bring forward a new legislative program.
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"They represent the best possible option to steward and bring forward our innovations," Bluesmart writes.
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GEORGE: WELL, I THINK THE COMMITTEE BY DESIGN IS INTENDED TO BRING FORWARD DIFFERENT VIEWS.
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They want to bring forward the next presidential vote due at the end of 2018.
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If we saw a no deal as more likely, he'd probably bring forward the budget.
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It may bring forward some deliveries of high-margin wide-body jets to protect profits.
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It may bring forward some deliveries of high-margin wide-body jets to protect profits.
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He is due to make a decision whether to bring forward the ore export ban.
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"It's a very hard work for me to bring forward because I'm superstitious," she said.
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The longer-term impact on colleges and universities is likely to bring forward some opportunities.
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Imagine what human ingenuity could bring forward if we took our teenagers' hands off their phones?
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Ryan did not bring forward any immigration bill for a vote during the next two years.
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As the policy paper puts it, the government will "bring forward legislation when parliamentary time allows".
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But to recall parliament early Turnbull must bring forward the May 10 budget as an excuse.
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Johnson said he would bring forward a motion for a new general election following the setback.
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If Mr. Musk can muster enough support for a deal, he will bring forward a proposal.
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"I wanted to shut the door on shame and bring forward my life's learnings," he says.
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It would also bring forward the date at which the Social Security trust fund becomes insolvent.
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"I wanted to shut the door on shame and bring forward my life's learnings," he says.
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Marsha Blackburn We haven't seen their proposal, so we'll wait and see what they bring forward.
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Sport had "extraordinary power" to bring forward diversity and inclusion, she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Critics blasted Cabello's proposal to bring forward the next congressional vote, which had been due in 2020.
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We choose to bring forward her laughter and her love that we know touched so many lives.
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She has even been reduced to trying to bring forward the summer recess to avoid further humiliation.
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One trader suggested that persistent delays could prompt producers to bring forward maintenance shutdowns to ease bottlenecks.
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I bring forward the things I've learned and the songs that still have value in my life.
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Those guidelines made it easier for students to bring forward allegations of sexual misconduct, harassment and assault.
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And that's really what we want to bring forward, what I called the sunny side of life.
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The data has also prompted several analysts to bring forward forecasts for a central bank rate hike.
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"We need to be open to any proposals that she may bring forward to us," he said.
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As that realization took hold, the market began to bring forward a long list of new financing options.
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"We encourage the US Administration to now bring forward detailed proposals for an Israel-Palestinian settlement," he said.
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I now wonder, Will a fourth can on a Tuesday bring forward my early death from heart disease?
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BS: When your subjects sat for you, what was the most important dynamic you hoped to bring forward?
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After MPs rejected his timetable, Johnson could have opted to simply bring forward a new slightly longer timetable.
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The prime minister is expected to bring forward a motion next week to hold an election before Christmas.
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On Wednesday the Canadian company said it would bring forward some project spending earmarked for 2018 into this year.
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As we went to press, Downing Street was still promising to bring forward the withdrawal bill on June 7th.
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He pleaded guilty to the charges against him earlier on Tuesday, prompting the court to bring forward its verdict.
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"We will bring forward our transformative program and if other parties support it that's up to them," he added.
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To reduce uncertainty, the Tuscan-based lender decided to bring forward the release of its 2015 results to Jan.
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He does not so much break with tradition as bring forward some of its most retrograde but persistent elements.
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"Positive news on these fronts would bring forward our first rate cut expectation to July from September," he said.
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"We will bring forward proposals on the future immigration system as and when they're ready," the spokesman told reporters.
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President Trump and House Speaker Paul Ryan have promised to bring forward a bill to modify the law soon.
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Those comments firmed October easing expectations for some economists and prompted others to bring forward their rate cut calls.
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Natixis said separately it backed the decisions taken by H2O and would bring forward a planned audit of H2O.
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While some senators have discussed options, it doesn't mean there's a serious effort underway to bring forward such a vote.
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Earlier this week, Ariyono said he did not want to speculate on whether the government might bring forward the ban.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The Bank of England said on Tuesday it would bring forward publication of bank stress tests to Nov.
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COMEY: No. BAIER: So, why wait till the end and why write up the memo that you eventually bring forward?
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's government intends to bring forward parliament's mid-year recess to Thursday, a parliamentary official said on Monday.
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Only Washington and Ankara have the means and capabilities, coupled with the requisite political will, to bring forward sustainable solutions.
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On Tuesday, Burkman posted a video of himself on Facebook saying he plans to bring forward a woman on Thursday.
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That's really the premise of the book is to bring forward these principles, but how I do it is storytelling.
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"That means that progressives and reform-minded moderates are going to need to bring forward much bolder proposals," she said.
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The values, ambitions, and accomplishments you bring forward in your answer should be impactful and reflect who you are today.
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You're out there accusing someone else of grandstanding, I'd say you're missing the point that we're trying to bring forward.
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And a nonprofit group founded by the Democratic activist David Brock, which people familiar with the arrangements say secretly spent $22,000 on an unsuccessful effort to bring forward accusations of sexual misconduct against Mr. Trump before Election Day, is considering creating a fund to encourage victims to bring forward similar claims against Republican politicians.
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"Following the publication of the Government Response to the consultation, we will bring forward legislation when parliamentary time allows," it adds.
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ISIS may be battered in its self-declared caliphate, but it still believes it can bring forward a global religious war.
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This time it's all about Indonesia and whether the country will bring forward a planned ban on exports of nickel ore.
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The dissenting vote prompted some economists to bring forward the timing of a rate hike at the BOK to the Nov.
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The peso could face additional pressure if a deeper slowdown prompts Mexico's central bank to bring forward any pontential rate cuts.
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Opponents want to bring forward Venezuela's next presidential election, slated for the end of 2018, to try to end Maduro's rule.
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All seven members on stage—and eighth member Robert Strange, who provides the visuals—bring forward an undeniable sense of energy.
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However, he needs the backing of two-thirds of parliament to bring forward the poll, which is not due until 2022.
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France, Italy, Germany, Britain and Sweden called on the United States to "bring forward detailed proposals for an Israeli-Palestinian settlement".
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U.S. whistleblower laws exist to protect the identity and careers of people who bring forward accusations of wrongdoing by government officials.
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It led to the resignation of Chief Executive Brian Hartzer and forced current Chairman Lindsay Maxsted to bring forward his retirement.
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A newfound focus on the local will also allow new members to bring forward innovations in local government and civic engagement.
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Even so, as the New York Times reported, special congressional panels would not be able to bring forward any criminal charges.
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Corbyn also urged May to recall parliament early during the new year to bring forward a critical vote on the Brexit deal.
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Thomsen said the ECB's proposal to bring forward its planned pan-European bank health test and undertake targeted asset reviews was constructive.
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As owners of companies, shareholders have earned – and deserve – the right to bring forward issues that have impacts outside the boardroom walls.
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Plentiful monsoon rains could therefore lift farm and wider economic growth, potentially tempting Modi to bring forward general elections due May 2019.
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The government said on Tuesday it would bring forward the legislation required to ratify Britain's exit deal with Brussels early next month.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson will bring forward a piece of legislation on Tuesday allowing a vote to take place on December 12.
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It was a feeling that anything I would bring forward, whether personal or professional, was subject to a standard that was unlivable.
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Nicaragua's main business lobby and other groups have urged Ortega to bring forward elections to help the country emerge from the crisis.
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Opposition parties will on Tuesday bring forward legislation designed to prevent the UK leaving the EU without a deal on October 31.
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MPs will on Tuesday bring forward legislation designed to force Johnson to request an extension to Britain's planned exit on October 31.
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And there may be other behaviors that we uncover in this investigation that we can bring forward in a very public way.
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U.K. lawmakers will bring forward legislation this week seeking to block the possibility of Britain leaving the European Union without a deal.
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At that point, the British government will quickly bring forward Brexit legislation, aiming to trigger Article 50 before the end of March.
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"It recognizes their own brilliance as poets and their ability to bring forward into communities the value of poetry," Ms. Alexander said.
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China plans to accelerate construction for the second phase of its SPR and bring forward the third phase, the government said in July.
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Some analysts and investors, however, say failure of the bill would be a catalyst to bring forward action on tax reform in particular.
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"The settlement will bring forward 22020G adoption; this will definitely benefit TSMC," Elizabeth Sun, a senior director at TSMC told reporters on Thursday.
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Moon this month ordered a temporary halt on 10 old coal-fired power plants and outlined plans to bring forward their permanent closure.
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Johnson will again to hold a simple "yes/no" vote on his deal on Monday by attempting to bring forward Saturday's motion again.
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He said Democrats, who had been urging a floor debate on the subject, should bring forward a specific proposal for a Senate vote.
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To solve this problem, the finance ministry will bring forward the timing of its quarterly survey on capital expenditure, according to the plan.
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Nonetheless, the high levels of public debt in many countries and planned to changes monetary policy could bring forward financial problems, it added.
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Political commentators had speculated that Netanyahu, who has high approval ratings despite being dogged by multiple corruption investigations, might bring forward the ballot.
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Building on 2018, Americans need to bring forward even more pro-voter ballot initiatives, and use our votes to turn them into state laws.
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The opposition is seeking to hold state gubernatorial elections delayed from 2016 and bring forward the 2018 presidential vote amid a devastating economic crisis.
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So far, the show's creators have done a good job using this to bring forward some of the background characters, like Pree or Turin.
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One thing is clear: when Ronald Reagan's Interior Secretary James Watt tried to bring forward the administration's anti-environmental agenda, the public spoke out.
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Looking forward, Hewson said Lockheed and the U.S. government were "exploring options that we could bring forward to" Japan for a future jet fighter.
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"They said they were not very happy with what the U.K. offered, in which case let them bring forward their own proposals," he said.
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The MOF plans to bring forward the issue date of all the JGBs that are currently issued more than two business days after auction.
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Iceland is likely to bring forward its elections to the fall this year from April 2017, following the resignation of Prime Minister Sigmundur Gunnlaugsson.
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"I'm currently reviewing my forecast to bring forward the timing of a cut," said Kong Dong-rak, a fixed income analyst at Daishin Securities.
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Walsh also said he was in talks to bring forward the first delivery of Boeing's grounded 737 MAX jet by a year to 2022.
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He also reiterated a common demand among President Donald Trump's allies: bring forward the anonymous civil servant whose complaint helped surface the Ukraine scandal.
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The RBA has repeatedly called on the government to spend more or bring forward some infrastructure projects or push structural reforms to boost productivity.
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Assurances from the government had helped the firm bring forward its decision, which had originally been expected early next year, the company spokesman said.
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"If you bring forward a little of the growth, the Fed could become more aggressive and paradoxically it could shorten the cycle," he said.
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The BoE will start publishing tighter rules on consumer lending next month and is set to bring forward stress tests from November to September.
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"I therefore intend to bring forward a new bold and ambitious domestic legislative agenda for the renewal of our country after Brexit," Johnson wrote.
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"Work is ongoing, as to what we may eventually bring forward and potentially discuss with Brussels, we are not there yet," her spokesman said.
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However, By and large this is the time to break toward normalcy and bring forward balance said he does not see a crisis coming.
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But some analysts and investors have seen a failure of the bill as a catalyst to bring forward action on tax reform in particular.
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TOKYO, Jan 31 (Reuters) - Japan plans to bring forward the date that the coronavirus will become a "designated infectious disease" to Saturday from Feb.
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KEVIN BRADY'S OFFICE NOW CONFIRMING TO ME THEY ARE HOPING TO BRING FORWARD SOME IMPROVEMENTS TO THE TAX CODE, THIS PHASE TWO THIS YEAR.
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JAKARTA, Aug 8 (Reuters) - Indonesia's nickel miners association urged the government on Thursday not to bring forward a ban on raw mineral exports from 2022.
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To minimize disruption in the event of a no-deal Brexit the government is expected to have to bring forward at least some primary legislation.
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The OPEC+ ministers have yet to decide on whether to bring forward their upcoming policy meeting to February from March 203-6, the sources said.
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Russia's support could pave the way for OPEC to bring forward to February a ministerial policy meeting planned for early March to formalize the decision.
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Russia's support could pave the way for OPEC to bring forward to February a ministerial policy meeting planned for early March to formalize the decision.
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A company spokesman said that assurances from the government had helped the firm bring forward its decision, which had originally been expected early next year.
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Indonesia's nickel miners association on Thursday urged the government not to bring forward a ban on mineral ore exports from its current timeframe of 2022.
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The figures saw traders bring forward their expectations of the next Bank of England interest rate hike to August 2019 rather than November next year.
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China's CGN told Reuters it would bring forward plans to build a nuclear plant in Bradwell, eastern England, helping to plug a potential supply gap.
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"I have agreed this morning with the Brexit secretary (minister) that we will bring forward an amendment in the (House of) Lords," she told parliament.
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Johnson said he would be forced to call a general election, adding that he would bring forward a motion to hold an early general election.
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I know you wanted to do that'; 'Hey, that bill I was going to bring forward for you next week, we can take that away.
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This typically includes selecting one dose to bring forward, and then testing it in hundreds or even thousands of people instead of a few dozen.
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LONDON, March 20 (Reuters) - Ford will bring forward part of the summer shutdown for its British engine plants to Easter due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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Mnuchin also said that tropical storm Harvey which ravaged Texas could bring forward the deadline by which the nation's debt ceiling needs to be raised.
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The office reached out to former Boulder District Attorney Stan Garnett, who worked with Ramirez on how to bring forward her allegation, the spokeswoman said.
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At the United Nations, France, Italy, Germany, Britain and Sweden called on the United States to "bring forward detailed proposals for an Israeli-Palestinian settlement".
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We've got to look at a way to allow physicians to innovate, to change, to bring forward a better product than what's out there right now.
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The company said it would bring forward production of its Series 6 modules by a year to 2018 and abandoned plans for the Series 2.93 product.
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I also intend to bring forward further domestic proposals that confirm my previous commitments to protect our internal market, given the concerns expressed about the backstop.
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In doing so we want people to know there's this whole history that you can draw on and bring forward as a resource for the present.
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But green-leaning politicians and activists in the South American nation called on the government to bring forward its deadlines for closing coal-fired power plants.
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But it is possible that the bad things we see now could bring forward more caring and competent people with a true dedication to public service.
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Standing outside her Downing Street office, May said she had been reluctant to ask parliament to back her move to bring forward the poll from 523.
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The company said it would bring forward production of its Series 2.93 modules by a year to 2018 and abandoned plans for the Series 5 product.
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"Attention now turns to whether Marks & Spencer and Debenhams will have to bring forward their planned updates on current trading," said independent retail analyst Nick Bubb.
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The pattern strongly suggests that Mexicans follow the news, too, and decided to bring forward their crossings in anticipation of stricter enforcement in the new administration.
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Rocah said prosecutors may have determined that Cohen did not violate foreign lobbying laws or that they didn't have enough evidence to bring forward the charges.
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If the ECB only announces a six-month extension, traders think the market would be quick to bring forward the timing of the first rate hike.
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He reiterated that the government was committed to pushing ahead with electoral promises to bring forward the retirement age and introduce an ambitious income support scheme.
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This led most investors to bring forward their expectations for when the central bank would announce the reduction of its 2 trillion euro bond-buying scheme.
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The government said on Tuesday it planned to bring forward the Withdrawal Agreement Bill (WAB), the legislation required to ratify May's exit deal, early next month.
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Following the vote, the Prime Minister said the government would bring forward its own piece of legislation which would allow a general election on December 12.
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Australia's largest telecom company will also bring forward A$500 million ($284.10 million) in capital spending to this year from the second half of fiscal 2021.
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Briefing The teams of the English Premier League season voted on Thursday to bring forward the end of the transfer window to before the season opens.
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Etihad has cancelled dozens of flights and asked some staff to bring forward paid leave as it tackles the crisis that has shattered global travel demand.
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" Maduro also appeared to back a plan to bring forward parliamentary elections, suggesting the pro-government Constitutional Assembly could call a new vote "this very year.
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One reason for that is a weakening euro, which could encourage the ECB to bring forward plans for a withdrawal of its massive bond-buying stimulus.
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Andrew Cuomo (D) called Trump administration plans to expand offshore drilling a "very, very dumb idea," even as the state threatens to bring forward a lawsuit.
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A disappointment could bring forward another rate cut, especially after the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) foreshadowed possible easing in December meeting minutes released on Tuesday.
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This is my struggle to bring forward and it will take time to solidify; it won't happen until feminine theory reshapes the issues of the 1970s.
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I think for me it's the same thing — it's the ability to bring forward the beauty of the diversity in our country and represent it in government.
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Information technology worker Keila Leiba said she had planned to emigrate to Mexico by early 2019 but Maduro's announcements had led her to bring forward her plans.
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The government had taken the unusual step on Monday of proposing to bring forward the closure of parliament for the summer to July 19 from July 24.
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On Tuesday, the Scottish government said it would bring forward the date for reaching net zero emissions to "well before" 2045 - earlier than a previous 2050 target.
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Beijing is expected to bring forward the release of 2018 import quotas to December, allowing shipments to enter the country from January, refining and trade sources said.
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Under that scenario, Turnbull will move federal elections to July 2 from their scheduled date of January 2017 and bring forward the federal budget to May 3.
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In this urgent context, the movement for criminal justice reform and the leadership of people harmed by this system continues to grow and bring forward bold demands.
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No doubt about it, the euro is on the march as investors bring forward estimates of when the ECB will end its stimulus and start tightening policy.
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Netanyahu followed up Trump's move by declaring last month he would bring forward a resolution calling for a town in Golan Heights to be named after Trump.
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"Recent inflation developments will put pressure on the NBH to bring forward its guidance for the commencement of monetary tightening at the December meeting," Goldman Sachs said.
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Johnson wrote that he wanted the Queen's speech "to bring forward a new bold and ambitious domestic legislative agenda for the renewal of our country after Brexit."
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Nicaragua's main business lobby and other groups have urged Ortega to bring forward the country's next elections, set for 2021, to help it emerge from the crisis.
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MPs will bring forward legislation on Tuesday designed to force Johnson to request a three month extension to Britain's planned exit from the EU on October 31.
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"I can now confirm that once we've reached an agreement we will bring forward a specific piece of primary legislation to implement that agreement," he told parliament.
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Government sources indicated to Business Insider on Monday that Johnson will likely back the plan but bring forward his own slight variation on the Lib Dem bill.
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"Everything that the president has tried to bring forward, Jon Tester has opposed," Mr. Rosendale said in an interview after touring a lumber company in Deer Lodge.
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There were panicky scenes at European airports as travelers scrambled to bring forward travel to the United States before the restrictions take effect late on March 13.
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"I have asked the Insolvency Service to bring forward its investigation rather than wait three months for the administrators to report before launching their inquiry," Javid said.
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As recipients of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, we want to bring forward our stories to change the ongoing rhetoric that immigrants are criminals.
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We have the ability to shape this story, to bring forward information to the American people that will, in turn, change the politics and change those polls.
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The investigation ultimately found that Trump&aposs campaign welcomed Russia&aposs interference in the 2016 election, but did not uncover sufficient evidence to bring forward conspiracy charges.
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The higher forecasts were driven by an expectation of rising activity as companies bring forward more projects and invest in technology to boost extraction rates, it said.
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"A lower cash rate would support employment growth and bring forward the time when inflation is consistent with the target," Governor Lowe said in a speech in Brisbane.
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However it was agreed that it is imperative to bring forward the Withdrawal Agreement Bill in time for it to receive royal assent by the summer parliamentary recess.
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The government will use public-private investment to bring forward the construction of a maglev line by up to eight years and expand the conventional bullet train network.
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Nickel prices leaped to a 16-month high as fears rippled through the market that major supplier Indonesia could bring forward a ban on exports of nickel ore.
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Improving economic data in recent weeks has led many economists and investors to bring forward rate expectations, after previously pricing out the likelihood of a hike this year.
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Lifelong smoking will bring forward a person's death by about ten years, which means that smokers tend to die just as they would start drawing from state pensions.
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I think it's a great example of how we hopefully bring forward Google hardware going forward, which is, we have this incredible technology strength and research around imaging.
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The government had repeatedly denied reports it would bring forward the elections, which were not due until November 2019, but Erdogan said Turkey should leave political uncertainty behind.
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The teams behind our social features are aware that you're bringing your feedback here and we're working closely with them to bring forward all your comments and concerns.
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State radio said the Workers' Party congress would "unveil the brilliant blueprint to bring forward the final victory of our revolution", according to South Korea's Yonhap news agency.
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For example, in 85033 Congress directed OPIC to put in place an independent accountability mechanism, OPIC's Office of Accountability, which allows project-impacted communities to bring forward grievances.
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The Trump administration has done so despite the likelihood that this will bring forward the date by which Turkey will default on its debt and impose exchange controls.
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"We believe that working closely together with Eni and with Libya will allow us to bring forward restarting exploration in these promising areas," he said in the statement.
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Syncrude was forced to cut output and bring forward planned maintenance after the March 14 fire damaged the facility, which upgrades mined bitumen into refinery-ready synthetic crude.
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GSK had said earlier this year it intended to bring forward plans to seek regulatory approved in the United States following discussions with the Food and Drug Administration.
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"Obviously, my preference is always to do something that is bipartisan, but right now we are working to see if there is anything we can bring forward," Rep.
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Westpac said its chief executive will step down and its chairman will bring forward his retirement as a money-laundering scandal rocked the country's second-largest retail bank.
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When we work together to bring forward concerns and make positive change in company practices we create a better future not only for ourselves but our future coworkers.
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Finance minister George Osborne announced plans in March to test vehicles on motorways and said the government would bring forward proposals to remove regulatory barriers to the technology.
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In September, the government announced it would bring forward a nickel ore export ban to January 2020 from 2022, which triggered a jump in shipments amid rising prices.
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State radio said the Workers' Party congress would "unveil the brilliant blueprint to bring forward the final victory of our revolution," according to South Korea's Yonhap news agency.
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The mine, which produced 272,000 ounces of gold in 2018, used the downtime from the temporary suspension to bring forward maintenance on some systems and equipment, Newmont said.
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Delivery of supplies to the site have also resumed, Newmont said, adding that the downtime from the suspension was used to bring forward maintenance on some systems and equipment.
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Lord Hope has declared that the Supreme Court judgment which forced the government to bring forward the Article 50 bill may require further primary legislation before Brexit actually happens.
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The first, proposed by Representative Joe Barton in the Energy and Commerce Committee, would bring forward the end of enrollment in Medicaid expansion by two years to January 2018.
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A European diplomat says the commerce ministry approached him six months ago to encourage firms from his country to re-announce recent sales agreements or bring forward future ones.
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"Its successful operation will demonstrate the viability of floating wind in deep water locations and bring forward cost reduction techniques that will move the whole sector forward," Quinn added.
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"We will bring forward our plans only to fund new restaurant openings from our internally generated free cash flow by reducing the number ... for the coming year," it added.
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The ECB has offered to bring forward its stress test of the Greek banks, finalising data before Greece exits its three-year, 86-billion-euro international bailout in August.
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The government will bring forward a National Infrastructure Strategy later in the autumn to set out a long-term vision to improve the nation's digital, transport and energy infrastructure.
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Should Hofer get the top job, he could push to bring forward a parliamentary election due to take place in 2018 as support for his party has been growing.
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Senate leaders indicated they plan to bring forward bipartisan legislation that would slap new sanctions on Moscow if U.S. intelligence agencies find they interfere in the 2018 midterm elections.
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The prime minister had intended to bring forward the vote in order to prevent legislation kicking in that will force him to request a three-month delay to Brexit.
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France aims to bring forward its competition proposals in coordination with Germany for when the European Commission receives a new mandate late this year, the Finance Ministry source said.
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"A very serious combat is ahead but we are ready for this combat," he said, referring to an election he wants to bring forward to next year, from 2018.
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But opponents, who want to bring forward the next presidential election scheduled for late 2018, say it is a sham poll designed purely to keep the socialists in power.
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Trump administration officials on Saturday made the clearest indication yet they expect to bring forward a third coronavirus bill aimed in part at helping industries struck by the pandemic.
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An internal email, which does not mention the virus, encouraged cabin crew to bring forward any leave plans from later this year to between April 6 and May 5.
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Retailers and wedding planners say they have been inundated with frantic calls from people looking to bring forward large-item purchases from anyone willing to accept the old notes.
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The lender's shares eased 0.2%, after closing 23% higher in the previous session following the CEO's decision to step down and the chairman's plan to bring forward his retirement.
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The government will bring forward a National Infrastructure Strategy later in the autumn to set out a long-term vision to improve the nation's digital, transport and energy infrastructure.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain will bring forward new proposals to break an impasse in Brexit negotiations over the Irish border very soon, senior British minister David Lidington said on Wednesday.
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Analysts said yields also faced upward pressure from a weakening euro, which could encourage the ECB to bring forward plans for a withdrawal of its massive bond-buying stimulus.
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It is an exciting moment and our hope is that the spotlight on this sale will bring forward the amazing work that our predecessors and colleagues have been producing.
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The association's Secretary General Meidy Katrin Lengkey said the group has "indirect" knowledge of a plan to revise the regulation to bring forward the date of enforcement of the ban.
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He also asked to bring forward EU visa liberalization for Turks to June from end-2016 and to open five more negotiating chapters in Turkey's long-stalled EU accession process.
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MOSCOW, March 24 (Reuters) - Work by the Russian government to create a predictable economic environment should help bring forward more interest rate cuts, the country's economy minister said on Friday.
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Johnson has said he will bring forward the legislation in parliament next week, after parliament voted on Saturday to withhold approval of the agreement until formal ratification legislation has passed.
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"I will develop and bring forward a consensus option for constitutional recognition to be put to a referendum during the current parliamentary term," Wyatt said in a speech in Canberra.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May urged Donald Trump to bring forward proposals on achieving peace in the Middle East after the U.S. president recognised Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
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Bercow said his ruling should not be considered his last word and the government could bring forward a new proposition that was not the same as those already voted upon.
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The various opposition parties may be tempted to bring forward a vote of no confidence in the government and give Mr Johnson the public poll that he so desperately wants.
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INFRASTRUCTURE The government will bring forward a National Infrastructure Strategy later in the autumn to set out a long-term vision to improve the nation's digital, transport and energy infrastructure.
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That prompted House Democratic leaders to bring forward a resolution condemning hate and intolerance, including anti-Semitism and anti-Muslim discrimination, that was chastised by some Republicans as overly broad.
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House rules allow the president and his attorneys the right to cross-examine witnesses and review evidence before the committee, but little ability to bring forward witnesses of their own.
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Brady wants to bring forward further changes to the tax code this year, his office said, but it is unclear if it would happen before or after November's midterm elections.
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A quick end to the program would likely cause a reverse impact, leading to higher yields and market participants would likely bring forward the timing of the first rate hike.
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NICKEL INDONESIA: A top Indonesian mining ministry official said on Monday he would not speculate on whether the government might bring forward a planned ban on mineral ore exports from 0503.
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A spell of good rains could keep a lid on inflation by holding down food prices, potentially tempting Prime Minister Narendra Modi to bring forward general elections due in May 2019.
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"A lower cash rate would support employment growth and bring forward the time when inflation is consistent with the target," Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) Governor Philip Lowe said in Brisbane.
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The president has a plan to break up its monopoly, bring forward auctions so that renewable energy can add to the grid's capacity and ease regulations on small-scale electricity suppliers.
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Analysts said there was also a possibility Samsung could bring forward the launch of its next flagship model, the Galaxy S8, to minimize the reputation damage from the Note 7 recall.
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The recommendations also insist Rio should bring forward the date when Mongolia starts receiving dividends from Oyu Tolgoi, currently set at 2041 when the country's debt from the project is repaid.
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Members of the conservative House Freedom Caucus have stood in the way of any budget until they see a clearer outline of the tax reform package leadership wants to bring forward.
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LONDON, Oct 3 (Reuters) - Britain will bring forward new proposals to break an impasse in Brexit negotiations over the Irish border very soon, senior British minister David Lidington said on Wednesday.
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The latest attempt is likely to be blocked by the House of Commons Speaker, John Bercow, meaning that Johnson will have to bring forward the legislation designed to implement his deal.
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The prime minister insists that he will refuse to request a delay from the EU and will bring forward a motion challenging the opposition to a general election on October 15.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - After an election victory built on a fierce anti-migrant campaign, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban on Friday said his new government would soon bring forward tighter immigration rules.
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Global soybean inventories could also come under further pressure next year, with farmers in both Brazil and Argentina currently planting beans in near-perfect weather which could bring forward the harvest.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump said Monday that he hopes former CIA Director John Brennan will bring forward a lawsuit against the Trump administration for revoking his security clearance last week.
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Australia's Westpac Banking said on Tuesday its CEO will step down and its chairman will bring forward his retirement as a money-laundering scandal rocks the country's second-largest retail bank.
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Nearly three decades have passed, DeLauro said, but the odds continue to be stacked against women who bring forward credible charges against powerful men, especially when the audience is the GOP.
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"In the face of this global crisis we will have to bring forward our decisions compared with the May 31 deadline," De Micheli said in a television interview on Sky TG24.
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In addition, BNDES will bring forward dividend payments to the Treasury and remain open to raising cash from selling stakes in a range of companies, wherever these opportunities arise, Montezano said.
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UBS, meanwhile, sees a potential 4 million bpd hole by 3463, even though a higher crude price this year has prompted some companies to bring forward their exploration and development plans.
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But many analysts and investors have seen a failure of the bill as a catalyst to bring forward action on pro-growth policies such as tax reform, deregulation and infrastructure spending.
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At least 125 people have been killed in four months in protests against the Venezuelan Socialist government of President Nicolás Maduro, which has resisted calls to bring forward the presidential election.
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Some reservations have no police The "Not Invisible Act," introduced last week, aims to get victims, tribal leaders, federal agencies and law enforcement to bring forward recommendations on what might work.
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"Following the Easter recess, it would be my intention at a minimum to bring forward legislation to set a regional rate to enable local councils to carry out their functions," he said.
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"Argentina will seek to revert this preliminary decision defending the interest of our country, will evaluate all available options and reserves the right to bring forward pertinent legal action," the statement said.
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Nickel prices rose almost 5% to a 16-month high on Thursday as fears rippled through the market that major supplier Indonesia could bring forward a ban on exports of nickel ore.
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The European Union is expected to bring forward new rules on tax and financial disclosure to curb corporate avoidance which the European Parliament estimates costs the bloc 70 billion euros a year.
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Despite the success, the military government is unlikely to try to take advantage of the good mood to bring forward the election, in which it hopes Thaksin's influence will finally be overcome.
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Finance minister George Osborne will announce plans on Wednesday to test vehicles on motorways and say the government will bring forward proposals to remove regulatory barriers to the technology, the Treasury said.
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The government says it intends to bring forward and expand the use of geo-fencing technology in order to effectively create no-fly areas around "sensitive" zones such as prisons and airports.
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This sits awkwardly with Mr Hammond's decision to bring forward a rise in the personal allowance for income tax in 2019-20, a giveaway from which the fairly well-off benefit most.
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Kim and Moon signed an extraordinary declaration after the summit, which said they will "bring forward the future of co-prosperity and unification" by "facilitating comprehensive and groundbreaking advancement" in their relations.
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Ted Cruz on Cambodian trade, and he paired up with Oklahoma Republican James Lankford to bring forward a bill to require an exclusion process for the Trump administration's tariffs on Chinese goods.
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T) said on Friday it would raise up to 400 billion yen ($3.86 billion) in corporate bonds, partly because it needs to bring forward its investment in a Tesla Motors Inc (TSLA.
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"Mills will be more prepared this year and they will just bring forward their production plans if they know there will be supply restrictions again," said Richard Lu, analyst at consultants CRU.
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May's deal has been rejected three times by parliament and the government said on Tuesday it now planned to bring forward the legislation required to ratify an exit deal early next month.
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We give each other a lot of mutual respect, we listen to what each other has to bring forward, and so far we've had nothing but an excellent working and personal relationship.
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MEXICO CITY, Aug 29 (Reuters) - Mexico's government will next week propose that Congress bring forward one year, to January 2017, the planned liberalization of gasoline prices, the finance ministry said on Monday.
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It said government announcements had provided increased certainty to its clients to bring forward investment in that business, It also said it continued to see good market conditions across all its businesses.
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"One thing that we did do was implement a revamped hot line where if people had any grievances to bring forward they were able to do that," Commercial Director Phil Clark said.
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"The task as a large incumbent bank to retool and bring forward their existing books of business on to a new digital system is a very difficult thing to do," he says.
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LONDON, Nov 14 (Reuters) - Asset manager Standard Life Aberdeen could bring forward its plans for a new remuneration policy, it said on Thursday, after facing a rebellion over pay earlier this year.
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Rebel Conservative MPs joined with opposition parties to pass a motion that will allow them to bring forward new legislation that could force Johnson to request a three-month delay to Brexit.
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Teaming up with Bosch helps Mercedes throw more engineering resources at autonomous cars, allowing it to bring forward the date for having a production-ready system for autonomous cars by several years.
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As I have announced already, the Government will bring forward legislation that will repeal the Act of Parliament – the European Communities Act 1972 – that gives effect to EU law in our country.
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The company, now Britain's biggest sportswear retailer with about 1,500 outlets in 16 countries, could bring forward plans for a continental European warehouse due to Brexit, Chief Financial Officer Brian Small said.
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Neither did he say why he had changed his mind after admitting only a single additional accuser in the first trial from among 13 witnesses the prosecution had sought to bring forward.
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The scandal, which came to light in November and involved child exploitation, had led to resignation of Chief Executive Brian Hartzer and forced current Chairman Lindsay Maxsted to bring forward his retirement.
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As I have announced already, the Government will bring forward legislation that will repeal the Act of Parliament — the European Communities Act 1972 — that gives effect to EU law in our country.
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The early arrival of monsoon rains typically enables farmers to bring forward sowing of crops such as rice, sugar cane, corn, cotton and soybeans because nearly half the country's farmland lacks irrigation.
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TUNIS (Reuters) - Tunisia will suspend all flights and shipping to Italy except to Rome and bring forward a scheduled school holiday to Thursday from next Monday, the health minister said on Monday.
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"She saw things in her official capacity that she felt an obligation to bring forward," Marc Agnifilo, a lawyer for Sours Edwards, told reporters after a hearing in federal court in Manhattan.
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Understand that abuse may feel good to a child as they can't fully comprehend what has happened to them, so they may not bring forward information when asked if someone is "hurting" them.
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Lyft shares temporarily turned negative after it announced plans to bring forward its lock-up period - the time after a public offering in which large shareholders are prohibited from selling shares - to Aug.
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Fortunately, it has a loophole: if a community in Colorado wants to pursue municipal broadband, it has to bring forward a ballot measure asking voters to exempt the area from the state law.
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"We are working to bring forward this target to as early as 2020, hopefully the first half of 2020", said BPER Chief Executive Alessandro Vandelli todld reporters on the sidelines of a conference.
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Smith has a similar record, helping to bring forward two major broadband programs in Minnesota earlier this year, including the $500,000 for school boards and $34 million to help local communities expand access.
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The non-OPEC cuts should help to "accelerate the reduction of global inventories and bring forward the rebalancing of the oil market to the second half of 2017," OPEC said in the report.
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WASHINGTON, Aug 31 (Reuters) - U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said on Thursday that the impact of Hurricane Harvey could bring forward the deadline by which the nation's debt ceiling needs to be raised.
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"Being the only Tamil in Western media I have a really great opportunity to bring forward what's going on in Sri Lanka," she explains in a clip of an old American TV interview.
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Johnson is expected to bring forward a motion on Monday calling on opposition parties to back a general election that would dissolve Parliament and allow Brits to go to the polls before Christmas.
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"A very serious combat is ahead but we are ready for this combat," he said, referring to an election that he wants to bring forward to next year rather than wait until 2018.
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The Conservative Party's former coalition partners are offering to bring forward a piece of legislation which would allow an election on December 9, a few days earlier than the prime minister had intended.
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"They are setting themselves up to have quite a large group of stockholders who would of course, like any other stockholder, have the right to bring forward a shareholder proposal," Ms. Russell said.
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If the House votes for an extension, the Government will seek to agree that extension with the EU and bring forward the necessary legislation to change the exit date commensurate with that extension.
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And Alderman said the Senate bill is "so much better" than the status quo or even the House bill, in terms of the process it would employ to bring forward a harassment complaint.
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Business minister Greg Clark had told parliament he would bring forward the legislation needed to implement the reforms before the end of this year, though a slot was needed in parliament's Brexit-clogged calendar.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The European Central Bank may bring forward its stress test of Greek banks next year, finalizing data well before Greece is due to exit its three-year, 86 billion euro international bailout.
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And four years back in opposition would give the SPD a chance to renew and bring forward a new generation, including figures like Mr Schneider and Manuela Schwesig, minister-president of Mecklenburg-West Pomerania.
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Concerning investors may have been the announcement that Lyft planned to bring forward its lock-up period - the time after a public offering in which large shareholders are prohibited from selling shares - to Aug.
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To support the argument that Ms. Constand's account is a fabrication, Mr. Cosby's lawyers plan to bring forward an academic adviser at Temple who said she had roomed with her during university basketball trips.
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But a car industry body said it would take time to bring forward the latest technology and the measure would do nothing to decrease the number of older, more polluting vehicles on Britain's roads.
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The BoE also said regulators would publish tighter rules on consumer lending next month and it would bring forward to September from November its checks on whether banks could cope with consumer loans losses.
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I am going to make sure that we bring forward solutions that communities can put in place that will be appropriate for their surroundings and will ensure that they can care for their students.
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ROB JOYCE: So my team at the White House has actually called for the inner agency to bring forward those ideas as to what the technologies are that could change and replace these identifiers.
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Johnson has challenged Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn to vote for an early election and will bring forward a vote on Wednesday evening designed to authorise a new poll to be held on October 15.
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Other than lifting farm and wider economic growth, a spell of good rains will keep a lid on inflation, potentially tempting Prime Minister Narendra Modi to bring forward general elections due in May 2019.
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Syncrude has been running at reduced rates since a fire in March forced the company to bring forward planned maintenance and it is not expected to return to normal operating rates until early August.
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As if on cue, Burkman, a Republican lobbyist and radio host, announced on social media Tuesday that he plans to bring forward a "client" to make claims of sexual assault against Mueller on Thursday.
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Leslie Herod, the first African American LGBTQ person elected to public office in Colorado, said she assumes lawmakers who traditionally bring forward anti-LGBTQ legislation will do so again, using the Supreme Court ruling.
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Our goal is to act as a convener and catalyst for political reform efforts, to bring forward the best ideas for returning to the compromise and consensus-building on which this country was founded.
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In the aftermath of the vote, which could compel the prime minister to seek an extension from the EU, Johnson announced he would bring forward a motion demanding a new election in mid-October.
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"I'm fascinated with how we bring forward the vernacular with contemporary applications," said Ms. Mori, who in 2015 completed the Thread cultural center in the village of Sinthian, about an hour to the north.
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"If advocates for this war within our government are confident that this is that important to America's national security interest, then they should bring forward those arguments and ask for an authorization," he continued.
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"Asked about rumours of a lockdown, the prime minister said at a press conference on Wednesday afternoon that "We will not hesitate to bring forward further and faster measures if we think that's necessary.
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TUNIS, March 9 (Reuters) - Tunisia will suspend all flights and shipping to Italy except to Rome and bring forward a scheduled school holiday to Thursday from next Monday, the health minister said on Monday.
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The announcement came after multiple reports that the prime minister had been under intense pressure from within his government to bring forward a full UK lockdown amid surging numbers of cases across the country.
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SYDNEY, March 23 (Reuters) - Australia's Victoria state will bring forward school holidays to plan for "remote, flexible learning", Premier Daniel Andrews told a news conference on Monday as states plan for the coronavirus pandemic.
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While Trump and his GOP allies have limited ability to bring forward witnesses in the Judiciary Committee, the president also says he wouldn't want to send any witnesses until the Senate impeachment trial anyway.
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I am humbled to chair the Federal Commission on School Safety which will help bring forward solutions and identify best practices from state and local communities that will truly work to keep students safe.
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I felt like the way we did it was always very gently, but it was also to bring forward conversations, which was great because you would actually be able to have conversations with your family.
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The six-hour gag about not knowing what language Berta and her family speak might be tired — and a bit racist — but it does bring forward a quality that we rarely associated with Emily: compassion.
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In comments that blindsided May's office, speaker John Bercow said the government could not bring forward proposals for a vote in parliament that were substantially the same as ones that had been defeated twice before.
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"We're in the process at the moment of trying to see whether or not this compromise we've offered to Boris Johnson will enable him to bring forward a proper program motion (timetable)," McDonnell told reporters.
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The producer group is said to likely bring forward a planned policy meeting from March to February, which would underscore the serious worries over a double-digital collapse in the price of oil this year.
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Though Trump wanted to replace the law with a new Republican plan before the 2020 elections, the GOP refused to bring forward its own proposal until it wins a majority in the House of Representatives.
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Improving economic data in recent weeks had led many economists and investors to bring forward expectations for the next rate increase to December, after previously pricing out the likelihood of a Fed hike this year.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's President Dilma Rousseff on Monday blamed the country's political crisis on her opponents for not accepting their defeat in the 2014 elections and wanting to bring forward new elections scheduled for 2018.
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As you campaign for congressional candidates, why don't you bring forward people that could not find a job during the previous administration, but now, because of your policies, are gainfully employed and grateful to you?
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European Union states will on Tuesday bring forward a discussion on plans for a tax havens' blacklists after newly leaked documents revealed investments by wealthy individuals and institutions around the globe, officials said.
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Agriculture Minister Didier Guillaume said earlier on Monday that France would ask the European Commission to bring forward a payment of 1 billion euros ($1.12 billion) of subsidies to help farmers cope with the heatwave.
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Bercow has warned May that she can not bring forward proposals for a third vote on her Brexit plan unless it is in a fundamentally different form from the two that have previously been defeated.
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But the judge, unaware of Ecuador's constitutional provisions that allow anybody to bring forward a suit in protection of the environment, dismissed the case and allowed the plantation to be built, the UN report noted.
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This has prompted some economists to predict the central bank would bring forward an interest rate cut to lift economic growth, especially after the Federal Reserve is expected to trim rates in the United States.
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HAKODATE, Japan (Reuters) - Bank of Japan board member Makoto Sakurai said on Wednesday there was no need for the central bank to take excessive steps to bring forward the timing of meeting its inflation target.
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South and North Korea will reconnect the blood relations of the people and bring forward the future of co-prosperity and unification led by Koreans by facilitating comprehensive and groundbreaking advancement in inter-Korean relations.
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" READ: Boris Johnson is so unpopular right now his own brother just quit Downing Street said it was "disappointed by today's decision," adding, "The U.K. government needs to bring forward a strong domestic legislative agenda.
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LONDON, March 18 (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Wednesday his government would bring forward new measures to support workers and protect private renters from being evicted from their homes because of coronavirus.
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Third, if the House, having rejected leaving with the deal negotiated with the EU, then rejects leaving on 29 March without a withdrawal agreement and future framework, the Government will, on 14 March, bring forward a motion on whether Parliament wants to seek a short limited extension to Article 50 – and if the House votes for an extension, seek to agree that extension approved by the House with the EU, and bring forward the necessary legislation to change the exit date commensurate with that extension.
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I BELIEVE THAT IT'S REALLY UP FOR ME AT THIS POINT OF VIEW TO BRING FORWARD WHAT HAS BEEN HAPPENING OVER THE LAST THREE YEARS AND BE VERY CLEAR WITH PEOPLE THAT LULULEMON IS GREATLY UNDERPERFORMEDED.
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Encouraged by fissures in the regime, the opposition and some of Venezuela's neighbours are pressing it to restore parliament's powers in full, hold overdue regional elections and bring forward a presidential election scheduled for December 2018.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May said on Wednesday her government would bring forward a new piece of environment legislation, building on a previously published 25-year plan to improve the environment for future generations.
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Britain also seized the opportunity of the summit to bring forward plans to introduce a criminal offense for companies that fail to stop employees facilitating tax evasion, pledging to introduce legislation to that effect this year.
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The Utah Republican said that he would not vote to convict Trump of obstruction of Congress, however, and that Democrats did not use all their legal options to obtain further evidence and bring forward more witnesses.
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Although Iraqi and U.S. officials have not announced a timetable for moving on the city, a senior Baghdad-based diplomat said last month Abadi wanted to bring forward the start of the Mosul campaign to October.
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While the DUP also said it wanted to see the executive re-established, ahead of the talks it called for London to bring forward the budget "to bring a measure of good government to Northern Ireland".
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Opposition leaders had vowed to walk away from the Vatican-backed talks if the government did not set in motion a recall referendum on Maduro or bring forward the next presidential election due in late 2018.
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ATHENS, Feb 2 (Reuters) - Greece's power grid operator ADMIE will bring forward by two years a plan to link some of the country's islands to the mainland grid via undersea cables, the company said on Friday.
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To achieve that, his government asked Congress to pass legislation and call a referendum vote in November in order to bring forward elections via amendments to the constitution, according to legislation submitted to Congress on Wednesday.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's Osaka Gas Co said on Tuesday it would bring forward its schedule for restoring normal piped gas supplies to customers hit by an unplanned disruption following a magnitude 6.1 earthquake a day earlier.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain will bring forward a scheme to encourage power companies to supply electricity at peak times by a year in a bid to avert a looming electricity supply crunch, the government said on Tuesday.
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The European Union: President of the European Commission, Jean-Claude Juncker, said: "The Commission will bring forward in the next few days a proposal for countermeasures against the US to rebalance the situation," per the Telegraph.
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Any public discourse about the plight of Cuban women must encompass legal reform and bring forward cases of abuse, no matter which entity or person is responsible, enabling us to claim rights that are normal elsewhere.
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The European Commission, the bloc's executive, is planning to propose a carbon border mechanism in 2021, but on Thursday fielded a call from Spain to bring forward the proposal to the second half of this year.
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If the House declines to approve leaving without a deal on 29 March, the Government will, following that vote, bring forward a motion on Thursday on whether Parliament wants to seek an extension to article 50.
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The hot conditions in the southern hemisphere summer had forced growers like Undurraga to bring forward the harvest by about a month, with the first varieties picked as early as January, company spokesman Fernando Anania said.
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"Incorporating the IEA's (International Energy Agency) baseline demand revisions would, all else equal, bring forward our projected rebalancing from 2Q17 to 1Q17," said UBS analysts Jon Rigby, William Featherston and Joseph Head in the report out today.
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Kim Il Guk, North Korea&aposs sports minister, said in a speech that the games reflect the "revered determination of the leaders of the North and South to bring forward the future of a self-reliant unification."
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Synthetic supplies are scarce following a fire at the 350,2.353 barrel-per-day (bpd) Syncrude plant in March that damaged the facility and forced the operator to bring forward maintenance and cut production for April to zero.
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There is now challenge that is too great for us to overcome provided we bring forward in these divided times, new leadership that can heal our divides here at home and bring our principles into alignment abroad.
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"This year, we wanted to bring forward unheard stories and voices, and to celebrate women's collective experiences with all of their commonalities and differences," Perla Campos, a product marketing manager on the Google Doodle team told Refinery29.
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A plan has been discussed to bring forward the withdrawal agreement bill, which could be a way to attempt to bypass a further 'meaningful vote' on May's deal in parliament, the newspaper said, citing unnamed cabinet sources.
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The elections, both presidential and parliamentary, will bring forward Turkey's transition to a presidential system under which the president will gain still more authority, the prime minister's office will be abolished and the powers of Parliament reduced.
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In response, H2O suspended entry fees on its funds and sought to shore up investor confidence by ditching some of its holdings in illiquid debt, while Natixis said it would bring forward an audit of the company.
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The bill would amend the Federal Rules of Civil Procedures to require judges to sanction attorneys who bring forward a frivolous lawsuit — one that, due to lack of legal merit, a plaintiff has little chance of winning.
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It is also assessing the potential to bring forward to next year development of three other deposits within a few kilometers of Century's infrastructure with the view to extending the mine's life to 10 years from six.
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Galliford, which also builds houses and works on regeneration projects, intends to bring forward the planned increase in its dividend cover to 2 times pre-exceptional earnings per share to the current year through June, it said.
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Strong demand in the first half of the year has prompted Saga to exercise its option to purchase a second new ship and bring forward its arrival to August 2020, Chief Executive Officer Lance Batchelor told Reuters.
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Last week, Bercow threw the government's Brexit plans into turmoil by ruling it could not bring forward proposals for a vote in parliament if they were substantially the same as the ones that had been submitted before.
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The deal with Davidson Kempner would bring forward a goal to cut the impaired loan burden by another 10 billion euros in the next three years to reach a soured-loan ratio of 6 percent in 2021.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's Panasonic Corp is ready to bring forward its investment in a Tesla battery plant it is helping establish if this is required to meet demand for the electric car maker's upcoming Model 3 sedan.
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Last week, Bercow threw the government's Brexit plans into turmoil by ruling it could not bring forward proposals for a vote in parliament if they were substantially the same as the ones that had been submitted before.
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The conference call, involving the country's prudential regulator, the markets watchdog and the central bank, comes as economists bring forward their predictions for a rate cut by the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) at its Tuesday review.
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A recovery in oil prices, along with Trump's promises for tax cuts that could underpin the U.S. economy, have prompted economists to bring forward slightly their forecasts for when the Bank of Canada will begin raising rates.
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Mr Humphries says the government will need to bring forward some of the £1.5bn it has promised for social care by 2019 just to "steady the ship", before eventually reforming the way in which social care is funded.
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This has led investors to bring forward to December 2018 their expectations for the first ECB interest rate hike since 2011 and fueled a rise in the euro EUR= to a three-year high against the U.S. dollar.
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I take solace in the fact that if I look back from today to May or June, I would be hard pressed to bring forward an argument that the company is not in a much better position today.
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The Commission said Britain had informed other member states of its intention to adopt a law by the end of the year to bring forward the compliance deadline for 2018 to before the date it quits the bloc.
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Maybe there is something in that perhaps, as there was from the apparent inability of seasonal adjustment factors to cope with the now-pervasive bring forward of (on line) sales into November from Black Friday and Cyber Monday.
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The government plans to bring forward the Withdrawal Agreement Bill for a debate and vote in the week beginning June 3, but the opposition Labour Party and rebels within May's Conservatives have said they plan to oppose it.
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COLOMBO, Feb 183 (Reuters) - Sri Lanka will bring forward a plan to raise $2 billion through the bond market after a delay in a pledged loan from Bank of China, sources close to the deal said on Monday.
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The process in the United Kingdom As I have announced already, the Government will bring forward legislation that will repeal the Act of Parliament – the European Communities Act 1972 – that gives effect to EU law in our country.
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Lately he has been unwavering in his support of Trump, and with his decision as chair of the Senate Judiciary Committee to not bring forward for vetting President Obama's nomination of Judge Merrick Garland to the Supreme Court.
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"It has always been our plan to have a warehouse actually located in mainland Europe, some time early in the next decade, and I think that Brexit may bring forward the date that is desirable," Small told Reuters.
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In comments that blindsided May's office, Speaker John Bercow said the government could not bring forward proposals for a vote in parliament that were substantially the same as had been defeated twice before, in January and last week.
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And since Mr. Trump became president, Mr. Brock's groups have focused on attacking Mr. Trump and his Republican allies, floating the idea of creating a fund to encourage victims to bring forward sexual misconduct claims against Republican politicians.
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"As we have set out, the government needs to bring forward a strong domestic legislative agenda, and Members of Parliament are not prevented from scrutinizing our withdrawal from the EU." Reporting by William James; editing by Kate Holton
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"As we have set out, the government needs to bring forward a strong domestic legislative agenda, and Members of Parliament are not prevented from scrutinising our withdrawal from the EU." Reporting by William James; editing by Kate Holton
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"As we have set out, the government needs to bring forward a strong domestic legislative agenda, and Members of Parliament are not prevented from scrutinising our withdrawal from the EU." (Reporting by William James; editing by Kate Holton)
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It's unjust that, for those of us who can put the necessary pieces together to bring forward a case after years of debilitating silence, the law tells us, "Sorry, too late!" based on an arbitrary number of years.
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"By and large this is the time to break toward normalcy and bring forward balance," when economic times are good, Jacob Frenkel said in a CNBC interview on "Squawk Box" from the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
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Other than boosting farm output and wider economic growth, a spell of roughly average rains could help keep a lid on inflation, potentially tempting Prime Minister Narendra Modi to bring forward a general elections due in May 2019.
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"It's obviously a significant milestone where the decision has been made to bring forward articles before the committee," Schiff told reporters later Thursday, adding that he will be "engaged in the process" of drafting the articles of impeachment.
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In its current, neutered form, the bill provides exclusive authority to the Attorney General to enforce the Act, which means regular citizens won't be able to bring forward a case regarding tech giants recording them in their homes.
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Leader for the main opposition party in the Lords, Angela Smith, said the upper house's amendments were a chance to offer May "an opportunity to bring forward sensible changes in response to concerns raised previously in the Lords".
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The law, which was passed by decree after being approved by Congress, targets tax schemes including corporate reorganizations and contracts that defer earnings or bring forward spending in order to avoid taxes, the finance ministry said in a statement.
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And Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said he is planning to vote against an upcoming Republican bill on a wide array of Middle East issues, saying McConnell and Republicans should instead bring forward a bill to fund the government.
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It urged the EU to match Britain's temporary mitigations in areas ranging from data to customs and to bring forward the ability for UK firms to apply for essential licences as a third country by the start of September.
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Earlier this year, it was reported that the EU was sounding out Beijing on an idea to bring forward the annual EU-China Summit by several months in order to cope with the perceived challenges of the Trump administration.
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LONDON, Oct 22 (Reuters) - British justice minister Robert Buckland said on Tuesday the government would bring forward a change to Brexit legislation to allow parliament a say on the merits of an extension to the transition period after exit.
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"Our aim is to convince (the lenders), and our arguments are very strong and serious, to bring forward some hirings initially scheduled for the next five years," Tsipras said during a speech at the National Centre of Public Administration.
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"The deadline for the increase has prompted many investors to bring forward buying decisions this month and contributed to a general increase in buying activity," Jeremy Leaf, a London-based property valuer, said in a statement issued by RICS.
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"The flip-side of the dovish Fed is a stronger euro - this is something the European Central Bank will take note of, that could also bring forward some dovish ECB decisions to control that," said Commerzbank strategist Rainer Guntermann.
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In a news conference Wednesday, McConnell acknowledged that Trump had sided with Pelosi and Schumer, but announced he would bring forward the package in the Senate in order to raise the debt ceiling and secure funding for Hurricane Harvey.
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" (It is not, as one would be forgiven for surmising, part of Melania Trump's latest online bullying foray.) The revamped Google News, for its part, will use AI "to bring forward the best of what journalism has to offer.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The House of Commons speaker John Bercow again warned the government on Wednesday it could not bring forward proposals for a vote in parliament on its Brexit divorce deal unless it was in a fundamentally different form.
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The House has often been compared to a grand jury in the impeachment process, having the power to bring forward an indictment; while the Senate determines whether a president is guilty of the alleged crimes outlined in the indictment.
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Investors only see a 13 percent chance that the Fed will hike in June, according to CME's FedWatch, so analysts reckon the dollar could strengthen if U.S. data starts to improve, as investors bring forward their rate hike expectations.
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After six weeks of talks, it is only right that the Government now wishes again to test the will of Parliament, and we will carefully consider any proposals the Government wishes to bring forward to break the Brexit deadlock.
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The experience was a reminder of how vital it is that all Times employees feel comfortable in the workplace, and feel confident that any complaints they bring forward about our culture, or about sexual misconduct, will be taken seriously.
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The government source said this was not the case, but the EU had to understand that Johnson could not again bring forward the deal that was rejected by Britain's parliament three times, leading to the resignation of his predecessor Theresa May.
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Some of that concern appeared to be ebbing on Friday ahead of the scheduled vote in the House, with some analysts and investors seeing a failure of the bill as a catalyst to bring forward action on tax reform in particular.
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Last and by no means least, congressional oversight would allow career government officials — whether in law enforcement, the intelligence community, or the civil service — to bring forward complaints of bias, abuse of power, and politicization of work that should be nonpartisan.
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Without those powers there has been "no real incentive" for the Welsh government "to bring forward the kinds of innovative ideas Wales needs," says Rhun ap Iorwerth, a Welsh Assembly member who belongs to Plaid Cymru, a nationalist opposition party.
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"Unless we bring forward the requirements for the humans to the engineers, we're going to be given a number we're just going to have to live with, and I'm not sure it's going to be sufficient for health," she says.
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LG, in an earnings call, said there could be temporary relocation of production, but that it did not expect fundamental issues and could bring forward the operation date of its new U.S. factory in Tennessee, previously announced as early 2019.
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LONDON, Oct 19 (Reuters) - Britain should bring forward a ban on the sale of new petrol and diesel cars and vans by eight years to 2032 to help the country reduce its greenhouse gas emissions, a parliamentary committee said on Friday.
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"We're so thrilled to help bring forward the opportunity for all couples to be able to express themselves in a fun, relevant way, and see themselves represented on their keyboards," Rosette Pambakian, Tinder's head of brand, told Refinery29 in an email.
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A weaker euro, which is down 3315.71 percent from 2-1/2-year highs hit against the dollar last week, could encourage the European Central Bank to bring forward plans to withdraw monetary stimulus that has crushed euro zone bond yields.
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Jersey, Guernsey and the Isle of Man said in a joint statement they would bring forward legislation for public access to a central register within 12 months of an EU anti-money-laundering review which is due in January 2022.
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A senior Argentine Treasury Ministry official, who asked not to be identified, said Macri had spoken to leaders of the main IMF shareholding countries on Tuesday before making his address and had clinched a "political agreement" to bring forward disbursements.
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So the production journals were a way to bring forward how I was processing things while I was shooting, but then also to give the audience a way in — to say, okay, contradictory things are going to exist in this film.
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"We lift our nickel price for 2018-19 ... due to better stainless steel demand recently and the potential that the market is willing to bring forward electric vehicle demand into the price," UBS strategist Daniel Morgan said in a note.
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SPEAKER'S SPANNER Bercow said his ruling, based on a convention dating back to 1604, should not be considered his last word and the government could bring forward a new proposition that was not the same as those already voted upon.
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If the BOE also plays down the weak GDP data and continues to emphasize the reduction of slack in the economy, we may also see the market bring forward the odds of an August hike (now priced for 60 percent).
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The opposition, which enjoys majority support after years in the shadow of the ruling Socialist Party, says authorities are denying a solution to Venezuela's crisis by thwarting a referendum, delaying local elections and refusing to bring forward the 2018 presidential vote.
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LONDON, March 27 (Reuters) - The House of Commons speaker John Bercow again warned the government on Wednesday it could not bring forward proposals for a vote in parliament on its Brexit divorce deal unless it was in a fundamentally different form.
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Letwin said that if parliament succeeded in finding a majority for a way forward, he hoped the government would accept that outcome but if it did not, then lawmakers would bring forward legislation seeking to force it to do so. Yes.
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There's a great opportunity for startups to bring forward all that we've learned about UX design, customization and personalization, plus a layer of AI to simplify search and discovery of content users prefer, to make the whole streaming world much simpler.
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Opposition parties on Tuesday plan to bring forward new legislation designed to force Johnson to ask the European Union for a new delay to Brexit before October 31, if he has failed to agree a new deal with European leaders.
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"The Health Secretary will bring forward, as part of our emergency coronavirus legislation, measures to allow the payment of statutory sick pay, from the very first day you are sick, instead of four days, under the current rules," Johnson told parliament.
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Russia's Energy Minister Alexander Novak said on Friday Russia was ready to bring forward a meeting of OPEC and its allies to February from March to address a possible hit to global oil demand from a new coronavirus outbreak in China.
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LVMH said that fourth quarter sales would have expanded at a faster pace without one-off effects, including a shopping spurt in Japan ahead of a sales tax hike which had led clients to bring forward purchases to the third quarter.
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Special Counsel Robert Mueller's team, which brought charges against Manafort as part of its investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. presidential election, has said it will not bring forward evidence regarding Russian coordination with American campaigns at the trial.
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"We are experiencing headwinds," Carlos Dominguez told Reuters in London, having just announced his country will bring forward a $2 billion bond sale planned for January to next month, to try to beat any further rise in global lending rates.
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In a briefing after the GDP data release, Mao Shengyong, a spokesman for China's statistics bureau, announced Beijing's plans to bring forward some 2020 special local government bond issuance to this year, in a move to spur regional infrastructure investment.
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When it comes to social care, the tricky subject that sunk Mrs May, this year's Conservative manifesto has no long-term plan other than to "urgently seek a cross-party consensus in order to bring forward the necessary proposal and legislation".
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell was expected to bring forward all three measures on Thursday to gauge which has enough support to move toward a vote in the Senate ahead of a Friday deadline he has imposed for the legislation.
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The government is facing a defeat on its budget legislation in parliament next week after many lawmakers from May's own Conservatives backed an amendment which would force it to bring forward the timing of the cut from October to April next year.
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Tamura also said Panasonic planned to bring forward its $1.6 billion investment in Tesla's $5 billion "Gigafactory" plant in the U.S. state of Nevada upon the request of the electric car maker, to meet strong orders for Tesla's upcoming Model 3 sedan.
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Abe has pledged a stimulus package by the end of July, including using the government's Fiscal Investment and Loan Programme (FILP) to help JR Tokai bring forward operation of the maglev line from Nagoya to Osaka by up to eight years to 1453.
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BEIJING, Aug 12 (Reuters) - London nickel prices rose sharply in volatile Asian trade early on Monday as speculation continued that key producer Indonesia is about to bring forward a ban on mineral ore exports that was previously set to start in 1248703.
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Hammond said he would accept the representations of the big business organisations and bring forward by two years to April 2018 the planned switch from using RPI (Retail Price Index) to CPI (Consumer Price Index), which is lower, to calculate the tax.
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Though there is widespread public disquiet at economic hardship, the opposition coalition is cracking after a disastrous showing at last month's gubernatorial elections, and there is speculation Maduro may bring forward the presidential vote, which had been expected for the end of 2018.
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Construction crews were working 24 hours a day on the site last week, still only a partial steel skeleton, after LG said earlier this month it would bring forward its production launch a second time again to the fourth quarter of 2018.
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A broader stress test of European banks is due later this year but the ECB decided to bring forward the exercise for Greece as it is due to exit its third bailout programme worth up to 86 billion euros later this year.
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New President Moon Jae-in earlier this month announced plans to temporarily shut operations at 10 coal-fired plants that are more than 30 years old and to bring forward their permanent closure to within his presidency which ends in May 2022.
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However, the government will bring forward legislation to cut the "unacceptably high" number of whiplash claims on motor insurance policies, the finance ministry said in a statement, adding that would cut annual motor premiums in England and Wales by around 40 pounds ($50).
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Markets have been worried over a possibility that Indonesia, the world's biggest nickel ore producer, could bring forward an export ban on mineral ore, due in 21, to as early as this year, as it wants to boost value of exported products.
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Abe has pledged a stimulus package by the end of July, including using the government's Fiscal Investment and Loan Programme (FILP) to help JR Tokai bring forward operation of the maglev line from Nagoya to Osaka by up to eight years to 2037.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British finance minister Philip Hammond said on Monday that the government will bring forward income tax cuts for tens of millions of workers to help the economy a month after the United Kingdom is due to leave the European Union.
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So we're trying to tap all the different areas that can bring forward lots of new talent and get all the players on the field that quite frankly have been left too much on the sidelines as we've been building companies here.
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The monthly drop for June came as the smog-prone northern province of Hebei, which accounts for a quarter of China's total steel output, ordered local governments to bring forward capacity cuts and anti-pollution measures to meet annual air quality targets.
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"The government is going to bring forward measures for consideration for consultation to seek to improve the regulation around non-disclosure agreements and make it absolutely explicit to employees when a non-disclosure agreement does not apply or cannot be enforced," she said.
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"This is my conclusion: if the government wishes to bring forward a new proposition that is neither the same, nor substantially the same, as that disposed of by the House on the 12th of March, this would be entirely in order," Bercow said.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan will bring forward the date that the coronavirus will become a "designated infectious disease" and warned its citizens on Friday to put off non-urgent travel to China as a third chartered flight repatriating its nationals arrived from Wuhan.
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Not allowing witnesses to bring forward that new information feels like a cover-up or at least makes people suspicious as to why anyone wouldn't want to have the fullest picture possible before deciding on whether or not to remove a President.
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"It is awesome that we, as Hawaiians today, are able to connect to an identity from long ago, as chanted in the 2,102 lines of the Kumulipo, and bring forward this precious inheritance for our lives today," Kimura said in a statement.
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This is National Infrastructure Week — the week where organizations, individuals and policy makers on the local, state and national level come together to bring forward and discuss ideas of how to tackle the transportation issues that face our current and future infrastructure needs.
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"This is my conclusion: if the government wishes to bring forward a new proposition that is neither the same, nor substantially the same as that disposed of by the house on the 12th of March, this would be entirely in order," he said.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South Africa's government has had to bring forward the bailout of state power firm Eskom, after it rushed 163 billion rand ($355 million) to the struggling utility earlier this month to avert a default and said more cash could be needed soon.
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"As soon as possible following agreement at the EU level, we will bring forward the necessary domestic legislation to amend the definition of exit day," he added, noting that it would need to be approved by both the lower and upper houses of parliament.
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"We were such a small industry, it provided that stability so that we could bring forward all sorts of new styles of solar projects — we really hadn't done utility-scale solar projects in any kind of meaningful way up until that point," he said.
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" Ooko also questioned the timing of the events that took place after the alleged rape, asking on Twitter "why she took 6 day [sic] to bring forward the allegations," adding that "the neighbors and the security guard have also confirmed that nothing took place.
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Taking part in the European elections is a further blow to May, who secured a divorce deal with the EU in November but has been unable to implement the agreement and faces growing calls to bring forward her decision to stand down as prime minister.
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As Donald Trump faces a growing number of sexual assault allegations, his campaign has unveiled a plan to paint Bill Clinton as Bill Cosby, promising it will soon bring forward more women who claim they have been groped or sexually abused by the former president.
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BEIJING, Aug 158003 (Reuters) - London nickel prices eased in early trade on Friday, slipping from a 16-month high struck in the previous session, after Indonesia's nickel miners association said it had urged the government not to bring forward a ban on mineral ore exports.
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"At this point the ball is in their court to bring forward what would be a credible process to legitimize the processing and no such options to this point have been presented to us," Ireland's Data Protection Commissioner Helen Dixon told Reuters in an interview.
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Earlier this year Suncor upped its Fort Hills capital costs estimate to between C$16.5 billion and C$17 billion, from C$15.1 billion, and on Wednesday the Canadian company said it would bring forward some project spending earmarked on 2018 into this year.
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Vontobel analyst Stefan Schneider, who has a "buy" recommendation on the shares and raised his price target to 330 Swiss francs from 309 francs on the news, said Roche could bring forward the possible launch of the drug for the new use by a year.
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Investors started to bring forward their rate hike expectations last week and hints of a quick end to the bond buys could further bolster market bet as the ECB has long tied the first rate move to the end of its quantitative easing scheme.
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Proponents of the move feel Jordan will help strengthen the GOP's ability to fight back against Democrats' attacks on the president as the majority party prepares to bring forward witnesses they see as having the most damning testimony against Trump's handling of Ukraine policy.
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Commons Speaker John Bercow has ruled that the government cannot bring forward proposals for a vote that are substantially the same as those already defeated twice before, but this is not ultimately expected to prevent a third vote if lawmakers want one to happen.
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Investors started to bring forward their ECB rate hike expectations last week, and hints of a quick end to the bond buys could further bolster market bets as the Bank has long linked future rate moves with the end of its quantitative easing scheme.
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Commons Speaker John Bercow has ruled that the government can not bring forward proposals for a vote that are substantially the same as those already defeated twice before, but this is not ultimately expected to prevent a third vote if lawmakers want one to happen.
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If Johnson does call a snap election, two-thirds of Parliament would have to agree to holding a vote — unless Johnson tries to bring forward new legislation to hold a vote with just a simple majority, although this is seen as an unlikely possibility.
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The decision from DC District Court Chief Judge Beryl Howell is a procedural setback for the House Judiciary Committee in its effort to use the courts to obtain information while the panel considers whether to bring forward articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump.
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In addition, a recent recovery in the battered value of sterling, combined with signs that global oil prices will fall in the future, might prompt the BoE to bring forward the date at which it expects inflation to sink back to its 2 percent target.
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"As today's overhang of surplus stocks is eroded, the main issue is whether or not investment recovers, and whether governments and companies take the current confidence that there is a floor under oil prices due to production management and bring forward new projects," the IEA report said.
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The combination of lower net debt and healthy cash flow has allowed the company to bring forward the resumption of dividend payments, previously expected around the end of the year, to a first-half payment of 48 cents per share, or 40 percent of underlying earnings.
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OPEC, ALLIES CONSIDER SUPPLY CUTS The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and its allies are in discussion to bring forward a policy meeting to this month from March, and to consider deepening oil supply curbs by an additional 500,000 barrels per day to 2.2 million bpd.
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There are some fears up on Capitol Hill and we understand some in the White House that a Democratic wave is coming that can sweep the Republicans out of power in the House and that could potentially lead to impeachment proceedings that the Democrats could bring forward.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France will ask the European Commission to bring forward the payment of 1 billion euros ($1.12 billion) of subsidies to help farmers cope with a hot spell that hurt crops and pasture, with more damage feared this week, the farm minister said on Monday.
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I&aposm going to be listening, learning before I lead and I&aposm happy to not have a black or a white message but a red white and blue message and make sure that I bring forward and get results that Debbie Stabenow has not gotten.
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WADA has acknowledged that it must get better at protecting and collecting information from whistleblowers and hopes to approve a new policy on Thursday that will provide safeguards and make it easier for people to bring forward credible information that can be put to their investigative committee.
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Chiang Rai, Thailand (CNN)Pressure is mounting on Thai authorities to bring forward a rescue plan for 12 boys and their coach trapped deep inside a flooded cave in northern Thailand, after the death of a former navy diver and a drop in oxygen levels underground.
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Speaking at an event in Brasília, Caixa Chief Executive Gilberto Occhi said the bank will bring forward the start of the second phase of withdrawals, which encompasses workers born in the months of March, April and May, to Saturday from Monday, in response to heavy demand.
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The company set a target for nuclear output of 390 to 400 terawatthours, after 2016 nuclear output fell nearly 8 percent to 384 TWh, as EDF had to extend or bring forward maintenance outages for safety checks following the discovery of manufacturing problems at its suppliers.
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Because scrap stockpiles at the port have grown too large, customs decided to bring forward the deadline for scrap cargoes to arrive at Sanshan from June 29 to June 26, according to a notice from the Sanshan port authority sent to customers and reviewed by Reuters.
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Rochester added that the fall in GBP is unlikely to extend into a new trend as "parliament is not completely prorogued just has to bring forward their plans to stop a no deal to next week," and said the market is already betting heavily against the currency.
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But what struck those who support calling witnesses was the case made by Trump lawyers that House impeachment managers had failed to bring forward testimony from people who had directly talked to Trump about the withholding of aid to Ukraine and requests for investigations into Biden.
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Plans are being drawn up by Johnson's aides under which the government would bring forward its post-Brexit immigration shake-up by two years, thereby removing a temporary extension of the current rules until 2023 that had been demanded by business groups, the newspaper said bit.ly/2GfbcVf.
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But as it became clear late last month that was not going to happen, the Nobel Peace Prize laureate decided to cut short the negotiations and bring forward by a week the process for selecting a proxy president - who will run the country at her behest.
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OPEC, ALLIES CONSIDER SUPPLY CUTS The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and its allies are in discussions to bring forward a policy meeting to this month from March, and to consider deepening oil supply curbs by an additional 500,000 barrels per day to 2.2 million bpd.
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That has been the subject of heavy market speculation since minutes of the ECB's last meeting unexpectedly showed rate-setters were considering taking early steps towards the end of stimulus, which led some investors to bring forward their expectations for the first rate increase to December 2018.
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At least 125 people have been killed in four months of protests against President Nicolás Maduro's government, which has resisted calls to bring forward the presidential election and instead set up a pro-Maduro legislative superbody called a Constituent Assembly that has overruled the country's opposition-led Congress.
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In their letter to Goodlatte, the Democrats called for the chairman to initiate an emergency hearing and bring forward a bill that would protect Mueller from being fired by the president for politically motivated reasons — remarks that came as they compared the Russia probe to the Watergate scandal.
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"If the gasoline cracks (to Dubai) were to remain at an average of $0003 to $5 a barrel like what they are now, we may bring forward the maintenance by about 10 days to March 1," K.Y. Lin said, adding that it may extend the shutdown to 50 days.
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The PMI data was "certainly not strong enough to bring forward the timeline for an eventual rate hike for the (European Central Bank), but also probably not weak enough to push that timeline out any further," said Omer Esiner, chief market analyst at Commonwealth Foreign Exchange in Washington.
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Plans are being drawn up by Johnson's aides under which the government would bring forward its post-Brexit immigration shake-up by two years, thereby removing a temporary extension of the current rules until 2023 that had been demanded by business groups, the newspaper said http://bit.ly/2GfbcVf.
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Nadler said that the Hicks interview "helps us," referring to House Democrats' forthcoming legal battles with the White House amid resistance to their investigations, saying they would soon bring forward a lawsuit seeking to compel former White House counsel Don McGahn to cooperate with their probe into potential obstruction of justice.
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The measure being voted on does not go as far as an outright block on parliament being suspended but media reported Dominic Grieve, the lawmaker behind the proposal, could try to bring forward a more far reaching clause seeking to ensure parliament is not suspended on key dates in October.
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Mongolia's parliament is set to approve measures that would terminate the 2015 agreement on the Oyu Tolgoi underground expansion, seeking to bring forward the time when it will receive dividend payments from the project, demand more transparency on copper prices and push for Rio Tinto to build a power plant.
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"It is only right that I give the House notice that there are currently no plans to bring forward a motion to agree dates for the February recess, and that the House may therefore need to continue to sit to make progress on the key business before the House," Leadsom said.
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I won't be supporting Nancy Pelosi for leadership either, because we know that the next 50 years aren't going to look like the last 50 years, and we need a new generation of leaders who are going to bring forward fresh ideas as to how we move this country forward.
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Criticism from various wings of the CDU was mounting: the election result had been a disappointment, the coalition programme was inadequate, ceding the finance ministry to the SPD had been an error, the CDU's proposed ministerial line-up did not bring forward younger figures who might lead the party after Mrs Merkel.
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After a holiday in Wales, May said she had reluctantly decided to bring forward the election by three years to strengthen her hand in negotiations with the EU, talks which will reshape Britain's role in the world and that of a bloc praised by many for ensuring peace after World War Two.
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Do you think that future Houses will be even more hesitant to bring forward charges at all then or do you think the opposite is true and it'll be easier and faster and more often we will see the House just trying to bring charges knowing that it will probably go nowhere in the Senate?
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If impeachment hurts Trump, it won't be because busy and distracted voters develop a command of all the relevant facts of whatever case the Democrats bring forward—as politicos and members of the media might—but because the impeachment process puts a dark, amorphous cloud over the administration that builds on existing notions about Trump.
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With the result of the Brexit vote I'm afraid this trend will be reversed and the London market will undergo a period of lower risk tolerances from liquidity providers and increased costs which will bring forward the shuttering of loss making 3rd tier FX banks that can no longer afford to operate in such an operational unknown.
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"The first thing that Democrats organize after they take over control of the House of Representatives is to bring forward a known liar and perjurer, who has been convicted of lying to the very committees that he is going to be testifying to," said David Bossie, a close Trump ally who was the president's deputy campaign manager in 2016.
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In addition to the sort of nuance that you want to bring forward, Isabel, and the need to make it a personal story and contribute that story to a multiplicity of different ways, what were some of the other points that you guys felt, you and your producers, were really necessary to hit on in this episode?
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Senate Agriculture Committee Chairman Pat RobertsCharles (Pat) Patrick RobertsKobach says he's more prepared for 'propaganda' in Senate campaign Pompeo: Senate run 'off the table' Grassley gambles on drug price bill despite GOP doubts MORE (R-Kan.) is attempting to bring forward a common sense solution to consumers through the introduction of a national voluntary labeling system for bioengineered foods.
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The House Judiciary Committee has taken several steps in recent weeks that could lead to high-profile hearings, but it's still not clear if those hearings will materialize before the end of the year -- when House Judiciary Chairman Jerry Nadler, a Democrat from New York, says he hopes to decide whether to bring forward articles of impeachment.
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As part of Mr. Cosby's defense, his lawyers have said they will bring forward an academic adviser at Temple, who said she had roomed with Ms. Constand during university basketball trips and that Ms. Constand had once told her before the incident with Mr. Cosby that she could fabricate a claim of sexual assault about a celebrity to get money.
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"Republicans' decision to bring forward a radical GOP balanced budget constitutional amendment next week is an act of breathtaking hypocrisy and an open assault on Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security," House Minority Leader Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiWhy President Trump needs to speak out on Hong Kong Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Pelosi warns Mnuchin to stop 'illegal' .
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Mr Speaker, I also confirmed last night that, if the House declined to approve leaving without a deal on 29 March 2019, the Government would bring forward a motion on whether the House supports seeking to agree an extension to Article 50 with the EU, which is the logical consequence of the votes over the past two days in this House.
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Al GreenAlexander (Al) N. GreenDanish prime minister: Trump's idea to buy Greenland 'absurd' Juan Williams: Democrats finally hit Trump where it hurts We need a climate plan for agriculture MORE (D-Texas) didn't specify when he might try to bring forward a measure to impeach Trump, but said the focus should be on the aftermath of the deadliest mass shooting in U.S. history.
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Barr said he and Deputy Attorney General Rod RosensteinRod RosensteinWhy the presumption of innocence doesn't apply to Trump McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing Rosenstein: Trump should focus on preventing people from 'becoming violent white supremacists' MORE reviewed the evidence laid out by Mueller in the report and determined that it was not sufficient to bring forward an obstruction charge.
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Newspaper reports this month in Britain and Germany, where Keita plays for RB Leipzig, said the Reds were so eager to bring forward Keita's transfer that they were willing to add $20 million to the record $20163 million fee the clubs had agreed upon if the midfielder would move to Liverpool in the current January transfer window instead of in the summer.
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I think the jury is out as to whether Trump will bring forward America's next great depression or not – I guess we'll never know the counterfactual but we were getting closer to being trapped between rocks and hard places anyway with nowhere to hide from the inevitable volcanic eruption, especially in China and in Europe whose depressions may well precede and be the catalysts for America's next Great Depression.
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Jay's support of Kaepernick, combined with Beyoncé focusing much of her recent work on themes of black identity and black womanhood, would seemingly place the couple at odds with the NFL — not just for its treatment of Kaepernick and the issues of racism and police brutality he wanted to bring forward, but also because of other issues like the league's frequent leniency toward players who commit domestic abuse.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellPelosi, Schumer press for gun screenings as Trump inches away The malware election: Returning to paper ballots only way to prevent hacking First House Republican backs bill banning assault weapons MORE (R-Ky.) has refused to bring forward House-passed bills for a vote in the upper chamber unless they are part of a deal between President Trump and congressional Democrats to end the government shutdown.
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Barr is also certain to be pressed by Democratic lawmakers over his decision to not bring forward an obstruction of justice charge against President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE, in light of the evidence of obstruction that Mueller laid out in the report.
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In March of 22016, the team called a meeting with Agrawal to bring forward some of their grievances with the company, sources say, one of which was an abrupt email they received alerting them to a reduction in paid vacation days from 22017 to 226 per year, as well as the prohibitively expensive healthcare packages the company offered (a $53 per month premium for the cheapest option at the time, according to one source).
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In the next phase, if Democrats insist on calling witnesses, they'll be met with calls from Republicans to bring forward Biden, Biden's son Hunter, and an anonymous intelligence community whistleblower who got the impeachment ball rolling with a complaint about Trump's phone call with the Ukrainian president In addition to presenting the overall case, the House managers will field questions from the Senators, which, in an unusual quirk of impeachment rules, are supposed to be sent only in writing.
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The attorney general also wrote in that letter that Mueller did not reach a conclusion on whether President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE obstructed justice, but said that he and Deputy Attorney General Rod RosensteinRod RosensteinWhy the presumption of innocence doesn't apply to Trump McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing Rosenstein: Trump should focus on preventing people from 'becoming violent white supremacists' MORE determined that the evidence was not sufficient to bring forward such a charge.
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