No nationwide data on crimes by law enforcement Stinson says little is known about crimes committed by law enforcement in part because no official nationwide data is collected.
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" The International Association of Chief's of Police, however, warned against making light of the use of force by law enforcement, "one of the most difficult challenges faced by law enforcement agencies.
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" The players were not "found not guilty by law.
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CLINTON: Separating families is not mandated by law at all.
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But she stressed that he is supported by law enforcement.
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Rights for public service organizations must be provided by law.
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By law, the military is required to be politically neutral.
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By law, existing FTC regulations require that advertisements are disclosed.
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The Communist Party prefers to talk of "rule by law".
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"By law, they cannot conduct an arrest," the official said.
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The privacy of spousal conversations is generally protected by law.
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But bond sales, too, have to be authorized by law.
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The agency is required by law to preiodically review chemicals.
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By law, the consumer bureau has to collect those complaints.
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He was eventually killed at the scene by law enforcement.
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Hershberg said he was unaware of involvement by law enforcement.
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Mexican presidents are limited by law to a single term.
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And during snowfall, by law, bike lanes are cleared first.
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The founders were separately arrested and charged by law enforcement.
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They described qualifications for labor organizing activity protected by law.
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NASA, meanwhile, is prohibited by law from collaborating with China.
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It will only do these things if required by law.
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By law, those guidelines must be backed by scientific research.
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Insurers must grant those discounts, by law, to qualified customers.
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BDS backers can be denied entry to Israel by law.
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And by law, that person must be a close relative.
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Voter registration data in most states are public by law.
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They believe that segregation occurs only when mandated by law.
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Instead, release whistleblower's complaint to Congress, as required by law.
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"These are requirements that are set by law," Toner maintained.
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By law, the president must tell Congress before the Oct.
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The National Flood Insurance Program expires by law in September.
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By law it was supposed to be completed by 2011.
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But how about other uses of force by law enforcement?
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There will, by law, be a vote on this tax.
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None were punished by law, not even those who confessed.
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But emergency rooms by law treat the sickest patients first.
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The father, Randall Margraves, was stopped by law enforcement officials.
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These are crimes punishable by law, including potential prison time.
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In Iran, dancing in public can be punishable by law.
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Some states and cities imposed compulsory lockdowns, enforceable by law.
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By law, there are deadlines intended to speed things along.
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By law, no one is required to join the union.
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The March 29, 2019, leaving date is fixed by law.
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He's not obligated by law to give them to me.
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A qualified hazardous duty area, which is designated by law.
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By law, the bank is required to guard price stability.
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But by law, a president can only serve two terms.
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By law, information regarding ongoing probes must be kept secret.
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When treatment is mandated by law, that just isn't possible.
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Private citizens are prohibited by law from engaging in diplomacy.
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They therefore could be investigated now by law enforcement bodies.
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By law, customers must "opt in" to get such coverage.
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We want them to rule by law created by others.
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Finally, it places restrictions on drone use by law enforcement.
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These agreements usually reflect employment obligations already required by law.
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That which is not explicitly forbidden by law is allowed.
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By law, that work must be done by CIA employees.
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I believe it's both safe and not prohibited by law.
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That, and a few Jarmusch films like Down By Law.
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While schools and libraries aren't required by law to block LGBTQ+ web content (in fact, they're required by law not to block it), LaRue says it sometimes happens because people are worried about causing controversy.
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"I hope that the director of national intelligence will reconsider because it's my understanding that by law he can provide this to us and by law he's required to provide this to us," Schiff said.
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By law, on federal wildlife refuges, the first priority is wildlife.
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Hardiman's career as a judge is marked by law and order.
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ICE is, by law, prohibited from detaining unaccompanied children, DHS says .
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The president cannot deny people rights granted to them by law.
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By law, the Commerce Department's findings are due by late January.
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This group is now being advised by law firm Kirkland & Ellis.
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They were identified by law enforcement with images from the crime.
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Presidential candidates are required by law to report all campaign donations.
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International fliers are required by law to report amounts over $10,000.
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By law, every open position must be advertised in the community.
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Sanctuary policies can be mandated expressly by law or practiced unofficially.
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For the examination, there is no time limit defined by law.
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Banks are required by law to flag such transactions for FinCEN.
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Pena Nieto is barred by law from seeking a second term.
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Dubia airport is, by law, a no-fly zone for drones.
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VOID IN ALASKA, HAWAII, RHODE ISLAND, AND WHERE PROHIBITED BY LAW.
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If trade dips, by law salaried workers cannot be laid off.
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Mr Turnbull was ousted after attempting to mandate reductions by law.
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The lawsuit, filed on September 1, was originally identified by Law.
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Such use of facial recognition by law enforcement is essentially unregulated.
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Their inclusion in beer is literally compelled by law in Germany.
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Handguns are largely invisible, with their invisibility increasingly protected by law.
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Only the board is public, as required by law, he said.
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By law, Social Security cannot be used to offset federal deficits.
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Bystanders were also targeted by law enforcement, according to the lawsuit.
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By law, bumped passengers can receive up to $1,350 in compensation.
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The rebates and the "best price" benchmarks are confidential by law.
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So EPA is now bound by law to regulate greenhouse gases.
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Their sentences are the maximum allowed by law, according to prosecutors.
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Gonna go ahead and guess that it's not required by law.
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Trump is required by law to nominate at least one Democrat.
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In some states, it's not allowed by law or severely limited.
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Blocking contraception coverage — which is guaranteed by law — is sex discrimination.
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Even then, the parliamentary approval - required by law - is not straightforward.
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They are kept secret by law to avoid prejudicing the suspect.
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"Ruling the country by law is a sham," Mr. Ma said.
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So when I started school, the schools were segregated by law.
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J.D. refers to the juris doctorate degree conferred by law schools.
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By law, the family planning program does not pay for abortions.
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By law, the school must pay for the costs of security.
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We treat takedown requests by law enforcement with the highest urgency.
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By law, these authorizations go through a multi-agency review process.
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I propose that they be limited by law to eight weeks.
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It is not required by law that candidates furnish their returns.
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By law, tenants with no income must pay $25 a month.
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And that child maybe separated from you as required by law.
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By law, Mexican presidents can only serve one six-year term.
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National Briefing | Mid-Atlantic Flanked by law enforcement officers Thursday, Gov.
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We have to, by law, catch them and then release them.
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Still, the tests are highly regarded as accurate by law enforcement.
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First of all, filling out the census is required by law.
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Not once, she said, did she feel protected by law enforcement.
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Discrimination, although forbidden by law, is widespread in India's stratified society.
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But many don't know that equal pay is guaranteed by law.
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By law, it is enforceable as a misdemeanor, reports The Guardian.
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He is under investigation by law enforcement agencies in three cities.
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The population will be at the maximum 200 allowed by law.
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Driving is governed by law, but it's also shaped by norms.
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Their "broken windows" strategy was widely embraced by law enforcement agencies.
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That means EPA must, by law, act to reduce greenhouse gases.
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"Separating families is not mandated by law at all," she said.
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The Census Bureau is required by law to protect people's privacy.
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By law, the tour can't pay golfers money they haven't earned.
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By law, it can act only with a quorum of three.
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"And then came back here, and was killed by law enforcement."
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Still, facial recognition has long been used by law enforcement agencies.
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"Women get 10 percent in Russia by law," Oesterlund wrote back.
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By law, they could only delay the vote by 14 days.
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"We also will not tolerate misconduct by law enforcement," she said.
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The site's landing page, after it was seized by law enforcement.
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Unstamped papers, or papers within unstamped envelopes, are invalid by law.
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The ECB is barred by law from providing financing to governments.
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Before that, I didn't do more than was required by law.
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The lawyers note that by law you cannot disinherit a spouse.
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He was taken into custody by law enforcement at the scene.
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Headlines Apple closes iPhone security flaw used by law enforcement on.ft.
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In some industries like financial services, it&aposs mandated by law.
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By law, Indonesia's fiscal deficit cannot be above 3% of GDP.
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Unconstrained surveillance by law enforcement also can abet starkly antidemocratic tendencies.
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The Treasury (as allowed by law if the budget chairs agree)?
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They don't like being required by law to spend their money.
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Because of its potency, its production is strictly controlled by law.
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It is required by law to establish the mandate by Nov.
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By law, their last employer is responsible for paying health costs.
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Despite heavy surveillance by law enforcement, Malcolm X continued his rallies.
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National monuments are lands that are protected from development by law.
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By law, that's enough of a reason to bypass Congress altogether.
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He is barred by law from seeking a second consecutive term.
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"I was brought into this life by law enforcement," Wershe said.
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BuzzFeed guaranteed payouts only in California, where it is required by law.
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Freedom of speech, press, religion and protest are all defended by law.
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The changes could be done by law or by regulation, Alexander said.
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It's not permitted by law, and it's not permitted by sound reasoning.
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By law, the recount is required to be finished by December 13.
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By law, foreign nationals are barred from contributing to American political campaigns.
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They are required, by law, to provide beneficiaries with medically necessary benefits.
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The plaintiff is represented by law firms including Hagens Berman Sobol Shapiro.
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The groups were separated by law enforcement, who declared a wrongful assembly.
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The governor said he was required by law to pay the bonuses.
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By law presidents are limited to two terms of five years each.
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By law, hospitals are obligated to report suspected abortions to the authorities.
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Such policies can be mandated expressly by law or merely become customary.
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By law she must call an election before the end of May.
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Right now, the Fed is barred by law from buying corporate assets.
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Hillary Clinton wants legislation that will end racial profiling by law enforcement.
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And that child may be separated from you, as required by law.
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Federal agencies are barred by law from endorsing candidates in political elections.
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By law, the company had to offer insurance to workers this year.
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By law, they have to sell power to ratepayers without any markup.
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This data is then stored indefinitely by law enforcement, according to EFF.
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By law, foreign entities can't host China-based data without local partnerships.
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Ships have right of way and are routinely escorted by law enforcement.
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Some thought bread-slicing bagels should be an offense punishable by law.
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Insurers by law have to offer those lower charges to qualified customers.
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The president isn't required by law to completely divest from business interests.
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By law, Adim is also expected to register as a sex offender.
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They are, therefore, barred by law from contacting people on cell phones.
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Such a ruling is "not mandated by law or regulation," he added.
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Or is the learning-disabled teen being coached by law enforcement officials?
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By law, Mexican presidents can serve only a single six-year term.
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Black residents have said they continue to be harassed by law enforcement.
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By law Mexican presidents can only serve a single six-year term.
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" Campaigns are barred by law from coordinating with supportive super PACs. "Dr.
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Most recently, San Francisco banned facial recognition, including use by law enforcement.
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The latter allegation is reportedly being investigated by law firm Paul, Weiss.
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A fiduciary is someone required by law to put your interests first.
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"Yes" means that they are required by law to be a fiduciary.
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This tool is now used by law enforcement in all 50 states.
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By law, migrants facing removal are assured the right to an attorney.
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None of them complained about how they were treated by law enforcement.
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Their treatment by law enforcement wasn't a main theme of the book.
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By law, the IRS can't issue those taxpayers refunds until Feb. 85033.
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Those discounts must be granted by insurers by law to qualified customers.
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None of the devices detonated before they were intercepted by law enforcement.
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None of the devices detonated before they were intercepted by law enforcement.
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By law, the earliest the country could call elections is June 30.
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By law, the IRS can't issue those taxpayers refunds until Feb. 15.
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None of the devices detonated before they were intercepted by law enforcement.
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"Everything is governed by law if we look very carefully," he said.
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By law, Trump is obligated to answer the complaint within 30 days.
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By law, Ross has until mid-January 2018 to conclude his review.
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Candidates are required by law to track and report all campaign donations.
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By law, U.S.-flag vessels are owned, operated, and controlled by Americans.
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House Republicans on Tuesday criticized mistakes by law enforcement following the shooting.
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However, the use of fake profile by law enforcement agencies has persisted.
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By law, for example, restaurants are limited to 50 seats or fewer.
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Respect is an admirable trait, but it cannot be imposed by law.
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As required by law, I spent the following high playing video games.
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By law Immigration and Customs Enforcement cannot detain or deport American citizens.
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Tillerson pledged to recuse himself only for the year required by law.
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And LiveOnNY staff members by law get only one chance to ask.
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But the scrutiny of Ms. Salman by law enforcement was not unusual.
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Every queer woman is required by law to own a leather jacket.
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They represent one-third of those who are shot by law enforcement.
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But by law, he can only look for possible conflicts of interest.
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In a tweet, Ricketts said his recommendations were not enforceable by law.
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Ms. Rae-Venter was not the only genealogist approached by law enforcement.
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Americans remain nominally barred by law from traveling to Cuba as tourists.
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The arrests were the culmination of years of investigation by law enforcement.
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In Mingo, Iowa, the senior center's doors close at 7pm, by law.
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The use of this tool by law enforcement alone raises questions, however.
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For good reason the role of monetary policy is constrained by law.
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Clearview's database of photos dwarfs those previously used by law enforcement agencies.
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Victim impact witnesses cannot, by law, opine about the penalty they prefer.
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Sun Yao is represented by law firm Dentons, which declined to comment.
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Workers and passengers leaving the airport were searched by law enforcement personnel.
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President Enrique Pena Nieto is barred by law from a second term.
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Until you are sixteen, you are required by law to show up.
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The agencies are required by law to regularly brief Congress on threats.
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It reminded them that hospitals, markets and schools are protected by law.
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By law, the country must elect a new president within 60 days.
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The documents had initially been seized by law enforcement following his arrest.
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They were filled by law firms, financial service companies and trade associations.
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By law, you are not both liable just because you live together.
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Generally, debt collectors are prohibited by law from harassing or abusing consumers.
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By law, Congress can try to block the declaration every six months.
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By law, Congress has 30 days to block the latest sale. Sen.
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By law, they have to first take their contract dispute to mediation.
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By law, Bloom is required to report such incidents, but did not.
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His mug shot, taken by law enforcement officials in Minnesota, was everywhere.
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Another unarmed young man was recently shot to death by law enforcement.
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He was apprehended by law enforcement the next morning, according to Windom.
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By law, E.R.s are required to medically screen and stabilize all patients.
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The class action was filed by law firm Slater & Gordon last year.
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By law, the PACs and the campaigns are not allowed to coordinate.
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Physician's offices can deny the uninsured care, but by law, EDs cannot.
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By law, the president must make such a declaration every 90 days.
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Maguire is required by law to leave his position by March 12.
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Mr. Weinstein was already under investigation by law enforcement in three cities.
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In several cities and states, those questions are even forbidden by law.
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Most guns can be purchased without being tracked by law enforcement officials.
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Medicare, by law, is not allowed to negotiate discounts on drug prices.
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And what he's required to do by law, it appears he's done.
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Washington utilities will be required by law to take carbon into account.
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The national health service now has to provide palliative care by law.
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By law, pupils are automatically shoved up to the next grade each year.
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However, the commission concluded the sentence was within the parameters set by law.
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But it didn't mandate those limits, or create a regulation enforceable by law.
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And that child will be separated from you probably as required by law.
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For those investments, they are granted, by law, a guaranteed rate of return.
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Per Variety, the teens were taken in by law enforcement officers in Paris.
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But even in cities where it's not required by law, recycling is mainstream.
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The firm was criticised for failing to provide adequate insurance required by law.
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So if you're trans, it's possible to have your gender changed by law?
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By law, the SDF, as Japan's military is known, must be politically neutral.
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By law and to protect privacy, not all of the data is public.
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By law, Europe cannot send back people who are fleeing war and persecution.
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It is required by law to restrict investments in companies on ethical grounds.
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The man was described by law enforcement sources as emotionally disturbed, NBC reported.
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Fingerprint analysis is used by law enforcement in most parts of the world.
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Banks with more than $50 billion in assets are automatically designated by law.
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By law, Theresa May's government cannot sign a Brexit deal without MPs' approval.
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But asylum seekers are barred by law from seeking employment in the city.
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Dwelling on limits imposed by law or tradition is usually a secondary concern.
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Generally, how often does misconduct by law enforcement actually happen in criminal cases?
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Matters of faith and state were separated by law in France in 1905.
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Yes. Every company is required by law to have a board of directors.
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We pay all taxes required by law and we invest heavily in Europe.
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Anyone caught will be subject to the Maximum Criminal Penalties allowed by law.
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It's supported by law enforcement, prosecuting attorneys and the Humane Society Legislative Fund.
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They say they need to balance demands by law enforcement with privacy protections.
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These protocols, while recommended by the CWC, are not yet mandated by law.
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Don't forget that homosexuality was banned by law for a very long time.
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Anyone caught will be subject to the Maximum Criminal Penalty allowed by law.
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" Added Wark: "By law, he is expected to register as a sex offender.
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By law, arson on federal land carries a 5-year mandatory minimum sentence.
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Shan gave Sam Gor the freedom to operate largely unimpeded by law enforcement.
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Women in Indonesia are given a monthly two-day menstruation leave by law.
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Treasury is required by law to report on these findings by April 15.
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The Fed is tasked by law with fostering full employment and steady prices.
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The gunman, identified by law officials as James Hodgkinson, died after the shootout.
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By law, three of the Supreme Court's nine justices must be from Quebec.
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But the relationships of gay men and lesbians were not recognised by law.
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Facial recognition tech being used by law enforcement has some people creeped out.
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These, too, will no doubt be used against him by law enforcement agencies.
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None of the packages detonated before they could be intercepted by law enforcement.
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By law, opinion polls cannot be published any closer to the election date.
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Charities are barred by law from advancing the self-interests of their executives.
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The man was initially stopped by law enforcement for allegedly urinating in public.
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It wasn't immediately clear if the man was previously known by law enforcement.
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The condition of the gunman was characterized as grave by law enforcement officials.
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Federal administrations always rejected the idea because wilderness areas are protected by law.
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Pena Nieto is barred by law from seeking a second six-year term.
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By law, the agency must investigate all reports it receives from the state.
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"We are all obliged to abide by law at all times," Hogg said.
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The video surfaces as Ring devices are being increasingly used by law enforcement.
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As the positions are by law non-ideological, qualified candidates should transcend administration.
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Technology employed by law enforcement allows police to record and catalogue license plates.
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Hodgkinson was shot by law enforcement officers and died later from his injuries.
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The margin is 85033,911 as certified by counties required by law last wk.
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He said he was stopped seven times by law enforcement in one year.
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Mr. Matt was shot and killed by law enforcement authorities during the manhunt.
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This isn't to say that gun storage should be made mandatory by law.
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And by law, these plans cap out-of-pocket expenses, unlike Original Medicare.
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Noncitizens have been barred by law from voting in federal elections since 1996.
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By law, Kaspersky would have to honor Russian official requests for the data.
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That can often take several months and are considered burdensome by law enforcement.
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By law mutual funds are expected to honor redemption requests within seven days.
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They also faced the debilities imposed by law and custom on black Virginians.
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By law, they can't be deported until their claims are given a hearing.
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Separately, cultivation tax rates are being increased by inflation, as required by law.
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While state reporting is voluntary, federal agencies are required by law to report.
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As a national debate about the response by law enforcement to the Feb.
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The registrar had argued that such a designation was not recognized by law.
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Some of the practices are required by law but flouted on many farms.
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By law, the I.R.S. can't issue refunds for such filers before mid-February.
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But the president's critics objected that such action was not allowed by law.
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The short campaign season — by law it lasts just 12 days — favors incumbents.
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By law, no more than three commissioners can belong to the same party.
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His mug shot, taken by law enforcement officials in Minnesota, was everywhere online.
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Having a pool means that, by law, a childproof barrier must surround it.
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By law, nonprofit organizations must have gender parity in their top leadership positions.
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Despite what this White House claims, separating families is not mandated by law.
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We are moving away from the rule of law toward rule by law.
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"By law, money from revenue sharing goes towards rebuilding a healthy coast," Sen.
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By law, the monarch or regent has 90 days to approve the constitution.
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Further official information will be provided by law enforcement when it is confirmed.
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And he threatened the whistle-blower, who is protected by law from retribution.
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Mr. Lansing rejected that accusation, saying that the agency was independent by law.
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Maguire was required by law to leave his acting post by March 12.
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The Justice Department argued that by law the material must be kept confidential.
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That case involved misconduct by law enforcement officials, not a national security matter.
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Although English is spoken in Parliament, by law French is allowed there too.
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The suspect was killed by law enforcement responding to the base early Friday.
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The gunman was killed by law enforcement responding to the scene on Friday.
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Since the beginning, discussion of Mariels has been tainted by law enforcement's preconceptions.
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And (as required by law), their meetings must be open to the public.
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"China is a country ruled by law," the ministry said in the statement.
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The movement has challenged the use of excessive force by law enforcement officers.
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But, the spokesman added, the Pentagon can't by law give a blanket waiver.
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" By law, new federal rules have to include "relevant scientific and technical findings.
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DHS will, by law, have to review those comments before finalizing the regulation.
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Without policing and erasing by law and popular culture, taboos lose their authority.
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Infamous Supreme Court decisions followed, in which the Court perpetuated racism by law.
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In Zimbabwe, for example, local banks by law cannot comply with American sanctions.
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The CEC is required by law to track the savings its programs produce.
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Trump and his campaign did not disclose these payments, as required by law.
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HHS is obligated by law to find the "least restrictive" placement for them.
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" Sample answer, from @pumpkinshirt: "To my former sexual partners, as required by law.
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By law, agents must act in the best financial interest of their clients.
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And that child will be separated from you, probably, as required by law.
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By law, the Fed has to balance two big concerns: employment and prices.
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Minority communities have also been disproportionately affected by law enforcement's response to crime.
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As required by law, Congress has already been notified about the Pentagon's plans.
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In regulated utility markets, customers receive energy only from the utility, by law.
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"By law, this money goes to the US Treasury," Federal Trade Commission associate director James Kohm said on Wednesday during a press conference in Washington D.C. "There's nothing else that can be done with the money, by law," he said.
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But the fact that we don't know how to make an encryption algorithm that can be compromised only by law enforcement doesn't imply that we don't know how to make a technology product that can be unlocked only by law enforcement.
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A statewide machine recount began Saturday, as required by law in such close races.
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By law, as a practitioner, you will have to report it to the police.
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By law, all children with disabilities must begin "the transition process" by age sixteen.
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In about half the states, electors are bound by law to keep these pledges.
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Efforts have been made by law enforcement to link Naso to the Rochester murders.
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Captain Blake Painter's body was reportedly discovered by law enforcement on Friday, TMZ revealed.
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Taser is the company known for non-lethal stun guns used by law enforcement.
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But while Starr was required by law to give Congress his findings, Mueller isn't.
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"We're missing 19 minutes before they were finally killed by law enforcement," Comey said.
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Because hospitals are required by law to report suspected child abuse, they contacted authorities.
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A lawyer for Adams states that he has not been contacted by law enforcement.
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"Morales remains at large and is being intensively sought by law enforcement," they said.
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By law, a pilot can only fly one type of airplane at a time.
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The letter also requests that those changes to the process be codified by law.
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They asked if they had to take it down and by law they don't.
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Its main function is to prevent tools used by law enforcement from unlocking devices.
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It is almost impossible, by law, to fire incompetent staff hired on permanent contracts.
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" Wark also said, "By law, he is expected to register as a sex offender.
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Johnson was forced, by law, to request a three-month extension over the weekend.
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This minimum "actuarial value" of the plans is set by law at 60 percent.
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The health insurance program for seniors is now prohibited from doing so by law.
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"This should be done by law" and as a matter of conscience, he said.
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Asylum-seekers under 18 are entitled by law to the same healthcare as Swedes.
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But it is using the full extent of the power given it by law.
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Pension funds in Australia are obligated by law to put their customers' interests first.
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In most rich countries, firms are required by law to have formal complaint procedures.
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Independent scientific boards, though mandated by law, serve at the discretion of the administrator.
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By law, serving sizes should be based on actual consumption and not ideal consumption.
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"By law we're not required to comply, but we voluntarily do," she told me.
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However, gay people are still persecuted by law in more than 30 African countries.
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It's International Women's Day so by law you must follow Annalise Domenighini on Twitter.
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By law, the money goes to U.S. Treasury's general fund, according to the FTC.
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By law, the prison sentences make them ineligible for public office for five years.
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By law, each constituency must have just one presiding officer to monitor the vote.
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Details: Disabled veterans' student loans are required by law to be discharged when requested.
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The limit per individual is $5,000, by law, and private donations are disclosed publicly.
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For years, he also pursued sweeping indictments that exposed systemic wrongdoing by law enforcement.
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Ahead of the debate, Stein was escorted by law enforcement off the debate site.
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Yet EU governments are bound by law to provide refuge to those fleeing war.
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We were told by law enforcement he was being held until he sobered up.
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EDF's use of water is regulated by law to protect plant and animal life.
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"Lenhardt knew the sexual conduct was forbidden by law," said prosecutors in the statement.
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Additionally, Ottawa failed to adequately consult indigenous people as required by law, it ruled.
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Many other countries have much shorter election procedures, both by tradition and by law.
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Telecoms companies were required by law to have 25 percent local ownership by Dec.
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The company only provides a range in number of requests as required by law.
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Hodgkinson was shot by law enforcement officers and died later Wednesday from his injuries.
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Barr has pledged to make as much information public as he can by law.
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Bundy has also said the occupiers will be peaceful, unless provoked by law enforcement.
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Realkredit is by law entirely wholesale-funded, largely through issuance of Danish mortgage bonds.
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By law, judges can impose actual and punitive damages in this type of case.
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Employers will be forced by law to terminate any DACA recipients whose visas expire.
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"Only Love Matters" denies that I am judged by law enforcement for my skin.
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By law, super PACs can't coordinate their spending decisions with the candidates they support.
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The District has provided notice to the Texas Education Agency as required by law.
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The agency is required by law to issue the 2017 requirements by Nov. 30.
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The comptroller of the currency and CFPB director are FDIC board members by law.
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Relief stations are required by law to "persuade" those they assist to go back.
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By law, the IRS has to hold refunds claiming those credits until Feb. 15.
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U.S. airline pilots are required by law to retire by the age of 65.
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However, protests are now restricted by law and secular activists have been rounded up.
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Hodgkinson was shot multiple times by law enforcement and later died of his injuries.
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AFGE Council 238 President Gary Morton said the current process is required by law.
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"Legislative reform is protected by law, whereas administrative reform can be reversed at will."
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According to the latest UCR, 20153 individuals were killed by law enforcement in 2017.
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Initially, all Virginia public schools were required by law to create those task forces.
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The solution is an independent body, authorized by law, to undertake the important work.
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In many countries, including China, the rights of whistle-blowers are protected by law.
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Unfortunately, the State Department designations, which were required by law no later than Nov.
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Trump paid exactly what was required of him by law, so what's the issue?
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By law, the winner's name will be drawn at random by an elections' official.
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Benson and his passenger were pronounced dead on the scene by law enforcement officials.
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The suspect's van was removed by law enforcement after his arrest in Plantation, Fla.
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By law, decisions on TPS designations are required 21999 days before an expiration deadline.
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Agencies are required by law and court orders to move forward on some rules.
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However, by law, their protection of the president is mandatory and cannot be declined.
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They carried whips and were authorized by law to administer lashings to any violators.
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Those revenues must be made up by law abiding taxpayers through higher tax rates.
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The FOMC seeks to foster maximum employment and price stability, as required by law.
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Consensus-based judicial decision-making is only required by law in some European countries.
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By law, in a competition for budget money, debt service always comes in first.
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Like Jewish 18-year-olds, Druse men are, by law, conscripted into military service.
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Unlike your given name, this one is not bound by law or familial expectations.
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Barr is required by law to keep secret information obtained from grand jury proceedings.
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Deescalation training by law enforcement is one way to prevent these unnecessarily fatal interventions.
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Mr. Mateen was killed by law enforcement officers during a standoff after the shooting.
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In Massachusetts, this training was required by law to apply for a firearm license.
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School segregation in Berkeley had never been enforced by law in the first place.
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It must be treated as such by law enforcement at every level of government.
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If migrants do so, they must by law be entered into the asylum process.
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By law and by ethics, the employee retains a core level of bodily autonomy.
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For a great majority of states are required by law to balance their budgets.
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With Medicare coverage of hearing aids prohibited by law, cost represents a major reason.
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By law, the prison terms left them ineligible for public office for five years.
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Sebangau National Park Sampit Kualakapuas Green areas are protected by law from forest clearing.
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Accidental firearm discharges, shooting by law enforcement and mass shootings making up the remainder.
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Its owner was unidentified by law enforcement and unable to be reached by phone.
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However by law, according to the Benn Act, Johnson has until 11:313 p.m.
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By law, prosecutors can use voluntary confessions only at the military commissions at Guantánamo.
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The US is bound by law to offer Taiwan the means to defend itself.
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By law, the secretary of State must weigh in before TPS status is rescinded.
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The government is forbidden by law to use its heft to negotiate lower prices.
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However, it's a long-lasting practice used wrongly by law enforcement authorities, especially police.
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Will the branches of our federal government respect their boundaries as defined by law?
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GAC was advised by UBI Banca while Quercus was assisted by law firm Fieldfisher.
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Its Rekognition system has been used by law enforcement in Oregon, among other places.
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Think you've been inured to blood and gore by "Law & Order" or Quentin Tarantino?
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"It's one of the highest standards of intent imposed by law," Mr. Glassman said.
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"This constitutes identity theft and should and can be punishable by law," he said.
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Where it will be required by law to be voted on within 18 days.
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By law, an election to select her successor must be held within 60 days.
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Mr. Agata, as required by law, reported the allegation to the inspector general's office.
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Meanwhile, in China, firms are required by law to cooperate with domestic intelligence authorities.
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The D.A.R.E. program, mandated by school and delivered by law enforcement, had zero appeal.
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Onexim, whose offices were raided last month by law enforcement officers, declined to comment.
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Then the killing of another unarmed man by law enforcement — this one black — surfaces.
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One was whether to change the field manual, to the extent permitted by law.
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By law, public school districts are required to have one certified school safety specialist.
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By law, major U.S. railroads may only discuss topics that affect the entire industry.
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In Saudi Arabia and Iran women are forced by law to cover their heads.
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By law, the databases are only supposed to be used for official police business.
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Trump opted to use expedited removal proceedings to the full extent authorized by law.
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By law, operators on American rivers must build their boats in the United States.
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" He intends to withhold federal funds from these jurisdictions, "except as mandated by law.
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Beginning in 2011, the Obama administration cast a wider net than allowed by law.
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By law, the European Central Bank's main task is to keep inflation under control.
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"I think we underestimate how often Facebook is used by law enforcement," Pendigrast said.
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For decades, Mexico's fuel market was closed, by law, to any company but Pemex.
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While forestry is a major industry for Gabon, the kevazingo is protected by law.
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The subject was engaged by law enforcement and shot at approximately 7:14 a.m.
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"I wish, frankly, that I wasn't forced by law to pay myself back," Trump said.
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Police said he stopped after being confronted by law enforcement and no charges were filed.
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The number of representatives in the House – 435 – has been fixed by law since 1910.
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More surprisingly, about half feel that it should be required by law, which is terrifying.
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I think I have to by law take $1, so I'll take $1 a year.
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Some experts have raised ethical questions about use by law enforcement of consumer genealogy websites.
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Listen, by law and custom, all right, I get the jobs data the night before.
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Human rights watchdogs regard it as a "hit list," a charge denied by law enforcers.
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Supporters of the bill noted that sex trafficking victims can be misidentified by law enforcement.
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Unofficial results in both races fell within the margin that triggers a recount by law.
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"These are not hoax devices," Wray said, later praising the work done by law enforcement.
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They looked at legally obtained information required by law and routinely submitted by Planned Parenthood.
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Engaging in actions which are not allowed by law should have certain prices to pay.
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Crime labs often used tools invented by law enforcement, including ballistic and bite-mark analyses.
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A van was taken into custody by law enforcement at the time of the arrest.
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White supremacists are on the march --- and this reality is increasingly recognized by law enforcement.
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Having been mandated by law, any withdrawn rule would need replacing with a new one.
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By law any person, or any charity, has the right to bring a private prosecution.
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Some people really get after it: 11 percent of students were detained by law enforcement.
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The details: The military is barred by law from taking on domestic law enforcement responsibilities.
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The third is to compel people to buy insurance, by law or by a fine.
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Contributions to the Neediest Cases Fund are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law.
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Weinstein will be required to undergo HIV testing, by law, should his victims request it.
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Records show Mar-a-Lago appears to have done the bare minimum required by law.
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Since last year institutional investors in France have been required to do so by law.
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CALEA forced telephone companies to design their networks to better enable wiretapping by law enforcement.
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Mr. Cruz did not disclose the loans on campaign finance reports, as required by law.
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That data is often obtainable by law enforcement, which critics say is a privacy risk.
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From 2007 we brought in more defined regulations and now it's tidier, defined by law.
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By law, Italian women can undergo a termination 250 weeks from the date of conception.
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She said her goal was at least to preserve those rights currently guaranteed by law.
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The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission by law has until Saturday to release the final election tally.
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A man might not realize that his Facebook profile can be monitored by law enforcement.
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They also question the Church of England's position as the state church, established by law.
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Fun Fact: Bob Mueller is barred by law from serving again as the FBI Director.
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Most major cosmetics companies, including L'Oréal, have discontinued animal testing unless it's required by law.
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This attack has been used by law enforcement to break into PGP-protected Blackberry phones.
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The technology has historically been used by law enforcement to track suspects in criminal investigations.
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"But such blanket claims of Fifth Amendment privilege are expressly prohibited by law," he argued.
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Insurers must continue to offer the cost-sharing subsidies since they are required by law.
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By law, drugmakers must seek NPPA approval for new dosages or combinations of such drugs.
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The maximum allowed by law is $3003,318 for a return claiming three or more children.
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His administration buried the report, with was required by law, releasing it on Black Friday.
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"Banrural only finances activities accepted by law," said Edgar Guzmán Bethancourt, the bank's general manager.
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The local government banned his posters and blocked him from television appearances mandated by law.
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Trump's campaign and America First Policies are prohibited by law from coordinating with each other.
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He said however, "by law" Interior wasn't allowed to provide clean up services to parks.
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Housing Credit properties cannot: They must by law serve low-income households at restricted rents.
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By law, they are meant to wear uniforms so that people know who they are.
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A total of 7,175 hate crime incidents were reported last year by law enforcement agencies.
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In the Massachusetts Bay Colony, Sunday was a day of mandatory rest, enforced by law.
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However, the two do not appear to be married by law in Thailand or Malaysia.
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Bear in mind that this is earned revenue; by law USPS gets no tax dollars.
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Yet she was rejected for the most prestigious judicial clerkships and spurned by law firms.
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The tax on second homes and luxury homes, as defined by law, is 9 percent.
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However, an application is not required by law for the administration to issue a pardon.
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And then administrative agencies can't do anything unless Congress has specifically authorized it by law.
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"That's an organization that we're not by law allowed to provide service to," Conard says.
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The Fed chief by law appears before separate Senate and House committees twice a year.
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Companies are limited by law in what they can discuss publicly before closing a merger.
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"They do everything by law—there will never be an illegal action," Scheppele told me.
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The EPA already has about 50 fewer criminal investigators than the 200 required by law.
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And civilians in Kentucky are entitled up to four unpaid hours by law to vote.
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Sunday's recommendations, while not enforceable by law, could regardless ensnare weddings, funerals, and family reunions.
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But Newsom told reporters Thursday that the order will not be enforced by law enforcement.
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Even now, financial institutions are prohibited by law from giving information about foreign account holders.
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By law, power is shared among religious and ethnic groups — 2202 in the current parliament.
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By law, you can't drive a medical ambulette if you've been convicted of felonious assault.
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By statute, by law, three of us can come from the party from the president.
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By law, Mexican parties must rely on public funding for the majority of their financing.
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The policing of opioid sales continued to be largely delegated by law to the distributors.
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Similarly, Australians are required by law to vote and are fined if they do not.
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Op-Ed Contributor Can online retailers be compelled by law to collect a sales tax?
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In Mr. Sayoc's case, his accounts didn't match the name given out by law enforcement.
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GrayKey is a forensics tool used by law enforcement to access locked and encrypted iPhones.
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Watkins himself has been investigated by law enforcement in the Philippines over 8chan's moderation policies.
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By law, Amazon must provide this data to OSHA and all employees who request it.
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There, restitution is not an option: By law, the museum cannot break up its collection.
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By law, charter schools admit students by lottery, and most hold their lotteries in April.
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The identity of the whistleblower — an employee within the intelligence community — is protected by law.
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Bankruptcy professionals are fiduciaries, required by law to have an undivided loyalty to their clients.
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A New York Times investigation revealed how this data was repeatedly abused by law enforcement.
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Companies must, by law, report a breach of protected health information to government health regulators.
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We reported the information provided by the donor to the FEC, as required by law.
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Our government is forbidden by law from doing so (for the Medicare and Medicaid programs).
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President Enrique Pena Nieto is barred by law from seeking a second six-year term.
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Until Monday, she said, Mr. Artan had not been under investigation by law enforcement. video
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These recordings could, in theory, then be used by law enforcement to help with investigations.
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Ryan also emphasized the failure by law enforcement to respond to reports about the shooter.
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Bloomberg would also prohibit guns in all schools, aside from those used by law enforcement.
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National security will be insured by his wall and by law-enforcement agents watching mosques.
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In the West, policies are set by law and then carried out by civil servants.
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It's rare for defendants to get sentences that reach the maximum amounts allowed by law.
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By law, if the president resigns, the country must hold an election in 60 days.
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Mohamud's lawyers argued he was entrapped by law enforcement officers posing as al Qaeda militants.
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Grand jury material is protected by law, but judges can release information under special circumstances.
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Rules about abayas, the long (and traditionally black) robe previously required by law, were relaxed.
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By law, the ship and its artifacts are owned by the state of North Carolina.
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The N.F.L. has also supported efforts by law enforcement agencies to combat human sex trafficking.
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Meanwhile, Snell shows the rule, not the exception in those shot by law enforcement officers.
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Because these plastic guns lack a serial number, they are essentially untraceable by law enforcement.
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One Argentine province even requires by law that every public hospital have on one staff.
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"The courts have to maintain some semblance of legitimacy and rule by law," said Diamant.
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They wait months to go to school, but by law, immediately, they must start school.
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Presidential confabulation may offend or not, but it is not constrained by law as such.
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It said they failed to declare all of this to Nigeria's government as required by law.
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It's sometimes possible to circumvent this, but this may be illegal and severely punishable by law.
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But few people think the DNA samples they send in might be used by law enforcement.
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While on probation, he cannot refuse a preliminary alcohol screening test if requested by law enforcement.
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A church which chooses not to ordain women won't be forced to do so by law.
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The coalition alleged that other fires were grass fires ignited by flares shot by law enforcement.
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Cloud providers can get hacked, or subpoenaed by law enforcement, something researchers have no control over.
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WATTERS: Yes, I mean 60 to 90 second response time by law enforcement, by the ATF.
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But travelers in Europe are assured by law that airlines must do right by their customers.
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But if it gets upheld, the EPA will be required by law to implement the plan.
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These products are required by law to have a safety data sheet listing the hazardous chemicals.
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Since 33, women in Iran have been required by law to cover their hair in public.
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The DMV was required by law to accept the pennies; after all, they are legal tender.
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The payment has since crept up to 9.5%, and, by law, will rise further in 1003.
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The AP attributed its report to a federal official who had been briefed by law enforcement.
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That another black life was unduly taken by law enforcement should be an outrage to anyone.
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Johnson is opposed to any delay but was forced by law to ask for more time.
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Johnson is opposed to any delay but was forced by law to ask for more time.
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The South that Mary Anne was born into by law restricted Black people from receiving healthcare.
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The suspected shooter, identified by law enforcement as 17-year-old Dimitrios Pagourtzis, is in custody.
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The singer commanded a moment of silence while displaying names of those killed by law enforcement.
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She was never licensed by the state pharmacy board as required by law, the authorities said.
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Four antigovernment protesters remained holed up at an Oregon wildlife refuge encircled by law enforcement roadblocks.
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By law, companies are not allowed to discriminate against U.S. workers on the basis of citizenship.
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Career government employees are restricted by law and regulation in the participation in many political activities.
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The woman was taken into custody and no shots were fired by law enforcement, she said.
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The administration is currently prohibited by law from moving Guantanamo Bay detainees to the United States.
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It is "law officers" who, each and every day, actually deliver the protection promised by law.
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By law, all legal sex workers must visit the doctor each week for STD/STI testing.
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Services are not affected because Rhode Island by law continues to operate under the previous budget.
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Miley is a very good girl, and now she's been recognized by law enforcement for it.
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He says he did nothing wrong, and that he has not been contacted by law enforcement.
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Here Sansa, by law, ought to be Ned's heir now that all his sons are dead.
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By law, no more than three of the six commissioners can be from the same party.
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The polls are required by law to remain open until everyone in line casts a ballot.
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Apple, along with other companies, is prevented by law from disclosing the targets of those requests.
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"In the course of one year, I've been stopped seven times by law enforcement," Scott said.
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His next parole hearing was set 15 years later for 2027, the maximum allowed by law.
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Tusk said afterwards that he was barred by law from providing any details about the probe.
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Women in the kingdom are also bound by law to wear long robes and a headscarf.
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Foreigners are limited by law to a 20 percent stake in any Brazilian airline's voting stock.
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It's actually banned by law in multiple U.S. states, as well as in various non-U.
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They are a reflection of opinions on the McCann case, not conclusions made by law enforcement.
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Colombia does not define social enterprises by law as businesses with specific legal and tax treatment.
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By law, the Postal Service is not permitted to lose money on delivery deals like Amazon's.
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And sites that aren't under the umbrella of ADA don't have to be accessible by law.
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According to the timeline compiled by law enforcement, Skinner boarded a flight at 6:05 a.m.
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TV broadcasts are apparently required by law to break it out at least once per game.
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Because of this bias, Smith said that use by law enforcement could disproportionately harm these groups.
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Drivers for both Ola and Uber will have to provide their passengers with helmets by law.
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The judge ruled against that legal maneuver, stating that voting records are already preserved by law.
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He's not a descendant of enslaved people who, until recently, were second-class citizens by law.
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He was also charged for failing to comply with the animal care standards required by law.
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No doubt, MS-13 is a vicious gang that deserves to be pursued by law enforcement.
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The ACA, by law, allows for states to petition for so-called 1332 State Innovation Waivers.
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Sensibly, by law, each existing provider has responsibility to oversee the movement of its own facilities.
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Victims and survivors must be respected and supported by law enforcement, service providers and prosecutors alike.
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Demanding the compensation promised by law, they protested, and have faced harassment and intimidation ever since.
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"The investigation is on-going so by law, we cannot comment on it," the statement reads.
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The United States is bound by law to provide Taiwan with the means to defend itself.
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"This tool is being used much more frequently by law enforcement," Verizon said in the report.
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And 2017 wasn't the first time Lazar and United Nuclear have been raided by law enforcement.
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In fact, voting as an illegal alien in federal elections is a crime punishable by law.
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We deserve to be rescued sooner by law enforcement officers who made strategic decisions to wait.
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The nonprofit group argues that EPA officials failed to release requested records as required by law.
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But this figure is for all jobs taken by law graduates, including jobs outside of law.
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A spokesman for the trust's manager, Grayscale, said the firm is prohibited by law from commenting.
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Adult supervision of students is often required by law, and government-school teachers must be certified.
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By law, those parks must use at least 80 percent of the money they take in.
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By law, e-cigarettes must undergo FDA review to ensure they are safe for public health.
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Have you personally been on the receiving end of negative assumptions about race by law enforcement?
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The change does not authorize any new authorities not already permitted by law, the spokesman said.
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By law, the state board writes new election rules whenever a county board's members cannot agree.
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It said it now believed cinema-goers would be safe after statements by law enforcement officials.
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Bedding products like sleeping bags are required by law to be sanitized according to state standards.
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He waited at a McDonald's and was escorted home by law enforcement officials around 3 a.m.
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Indeed, by law national monuments can be made only from land the federal government already owns.
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Real unions negotiate binding contracts, setting wages that the employer is bound by law to pay.
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They know that includes classified material and grand jury testimony that is kept secret by law.
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By law, manufacturers can't even label or advertise P.S.A.P.s as intended to help with hearing loss.
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In Europe, flight attendants' exposure to cosmic ionizing radiation is monitored and limited more by law.
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Because of that, the two individuals are being treated by law enforcement as unmarried, she said.
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Additionally, the federal government failed to adequately consult First Nations, as required by law, it ruled.
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My children have grown up knowing chosen family members who have been assaulted by law enforcement.
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Moreover, they are barred by law from using military health insurance to get this care elsewhere.
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In almost every state, the data requested is protected by law, and by sophisticated security measures.
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The Blast reports that Kecalf Franklin was pulled over by law enforcement in Michigan on Oct.
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Each federal agency is required by law to cooperate with the OIG that reviews its conduct.
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By law, most Americans must have some form of health insurance or pay a tax penalty.
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The financial disclosures are mandated by law and offer a peek into the president's sprawling finances.
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The two cities share space, but are forbidden by law and custom from acknowledging each other.
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At the mandatory counseling session, by law, women must be presented with an "informed consent" booklet.
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Conversely, the majority of respondents felt that blacks were viewed as "culpable villains" by law enforcement.
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Or the fact that 32 elected Philadelphia Democrats have been investigated by law enforcement since 2000.
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It's required by law and the latest report is the second installment of the fourth assessment.
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The bigger picture: Assimilation by law is becoming a trend in Europe, writes Quartz's Annabelle Timsit.
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Lake's case calls to mind many other deaths of unarmed black men by law enforcement officers.
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Still, it is hardly the most cutting edge biometric tech deployed by law enforcement in China.
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Thursday's ruling says despite the budget-neutral provision, insurers are still owed the money by law.
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The case: In Wisconsin, children were required by law to attend school until they were 16.
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Following further investigation, the teenager was rescued by law enforcement officials three days later, she said.
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Though these rules are required by law, the CBO itself argues that they are not comprehensive.
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By law discussions about proposed lay-offs in Finland have to last at least 14 days.
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The news was first reported by Law Newz and confirmed by CNN, which obtained court documents.
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Recall, though, that Mueller is only required by law to deliver a confidential report to Rosenstein.
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By law, the filmmakers had not been bound to turn over their material to the authorities.
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By law, it can simply take patent licenses away, as it can driving or hunting licenses.
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By law, Ms. Bensedrine is mandated to submit the commission's work to all branches of government.
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FSIS is required by law to be present at more than 6,200 plants across the country.
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Such behavior by law enforcement would force the homeless to "go harass another town," he reasoned.
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The lender was hit by a similar lawsuit in December by law firm Phi Finney McDonald.
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The streaming platform is then required to set aside royalties at a rate set by law.
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But ultimately, he doesn't believe game developers should be prevented from working long hours by law.
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But cybersecurity experts fear any backdoor used by law enforcement could also be exploited by criminals.
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Maguire is required by law to transmit whistleblower complaints to the House and Senate intelligence committees.
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Abdeslam was captured by law enforcement in Brussels on Friday after being shot in the leg.
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Out of 215 claims reviewed by law firms Perkins Coie, 47 were related to sexual harassment.
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This, despite the fact that by law bank customers must choose to opt into ATM overdrafts.
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Politicians are strictly forbidden by law from giving anything to constituents that even hints at gifts.
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And by law, when a person passes the FBI background check, the FBI destroys that file.
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One reason may be that, by law, state plans are transparent about their fees and operations.
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I am on my way to Fort Lauderdale International Airport to be briefed by law enforcement.
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"By law, they have not committed any offense at the time they were arrested," he said.
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Finally, we need your name to maintain a record of removal requests as required by law.
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The measure was welcomed by law enforcement officials, and it is now New York state law.
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In 1979, Sweden became the first country to ban the physical punishment of children by law.
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NASA is tasked, by law, with the long-term goal of expanding human presence in space.
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As required by law, the administration sent Congress an unclassified justification for the strike on Jan.
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United States two years ago that limited the use of cell site data by law enforcement.
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By law, the government covers 52 weeks of pay, though not always at the full salary.
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So many school districts, mine included, will do the right thing only if compelled by law.
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By law, Romania cannot hold a parliamentary vote less than six months before a presidential one.
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Under BRIDGE, the temporary relief afforded to dreamers by DACA would be formally protected by law.
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By law, common carriers are required to provide non-discriminatory "transport" services to the general public.
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U.S. employers currently aren't required by law to allow even one day of paid parental leave.
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The day continued with more suspicious packages discovered by law enforcement intended for California Democratic Rep.
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Singapore does not recognize same-sex marriage; sex between men is illegal and punishable by law.
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The flight landed in Denver and the man was removed from the plane by law enforcement.
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When the gun was discovered, the driver was pulled aside for questioning by law enforcement officials.
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Migrant youth cannot, by law, stay in the shelters that housed them before they turned 143.
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" In its statement, SNAP questioned that, saying the claim "should be independently verified by law enforcement.
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By law, no more than three of its six members can be from the same party.
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The IRS is not permitted by law to disclose if a private citizen is under audit.
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But, in the end, unflinching investigations and multipronged actions by law enforcement landed Capone in Alcatraz.
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He overdosed and died at a sober home that was later shut down by law enforcement.
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He is being investigated by law enforcement authorities but has not been charged with any crime.
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Yahoo said it discovered the breach while reviewing data provided to the company by law enforcement.
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This was the first time in fourteen years we have done this as required by law.
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First, we need to all stand up for people who are constantly surveilled by law enforcement.
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By law, Maguire had to step down from his position as acting DNI by March 12.
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Rainforest farmers are required by law to preserve 80 percent of native vegetation on their plots.
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By law, parental consent is needed for adolescents who want to use birth control, she says.
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The decision by law enforcement officials to step back from advocating two statutes is highly unusual.
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In some, employers tend only to ask for background checks when required to do so by law.
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In 1999, then-Attorney General Janet Reno appointed Durham to investigate corruption by law enforcement in Boston.
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It's also required by law if local governments in disaster zones expect reimbursement from FEMA's reconstruction grants.
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The fact that direct-to-consumer DNA kits might be subpoenaed by law enforcement isn't a secret.
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Although such tags are not required by law, McArthur considers them critical to track the donor's identity.
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And wastewater testing is even being reportedly used by law enforcement in China to track drug operations.
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A pair of free throws by Law cut Northwestern's deficit to 23-26 with 21 seconds left.
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But education officials never visited or checked on the students, because they aren't required to by law.
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Guatemala couldn't stop the people in the caravan because they are allowed to pass through by law.
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He was also briefed by law enforcement and spoke at a prayer vigil at Floresville High School.
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By law, the large ones may not lend at more than 10% above their cost of funds.
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But the Postal Service says all such deals it makes are profitable — and must be by law.
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Data collected on a U.S. person cannot be utilized by law enforcement without a specific court order.
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"There is absolutely no evidence that anyone injured was fired by law enforcement," Barra told reporters Wednesday.
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Whatever side would ultimately triumph would be dictated by force, not by law in any direct way.
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Given the severity of these crimes, public opinion has so far backed its use by law enforcement.
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Trump seems to think that when it comes to death by law enforcers it's a local issue.
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It will only be used in order to conduct business and as permitted or required by law.
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By law, doctors need a special waiver from the Drug Enforcement Administration in order to prescribe it.
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Although she received the gift, she turned it over to the U.S. government as required by law.
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The country's eight operators are required by law to have 25 percent local ownership by Dec. 31.
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The company's board was advised by law firm Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP on Parneros' removal.
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They also reported higher rates of sexual assault and mistreatment by law enforcement than white transgender participants.
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E-cigarettes are a product that, by law, are not allowed on the market without FDA review.
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By law, the Pentagon is required to notify Congress about any transfers of detainees out of Guantanamo.
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FERC is composed of five commissioners; by law, no more than three may be from one party.
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Although she received the gift, she turned it over to the U.S. government as required by law.
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Safety tip: Never ride on paved roads except to cross when done safely and permitted by law.
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Since last year big companies have been required by law to document their efforts to promote women.
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Low-income women, immigrants, and women of color are most frequently targeted by law enforcement, says Adams.
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Expanding treatment Currently, physicians are limited by law to prescribing buprenorphine to just 13 patients per doctor.
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Led by law firm Gibson Dunn, that investigation reportedly discovered that some of the claims were substantiated.
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Inside Mark Berman's clinic in Rancho Mirage, California, is a sign he's obliged by law to post.
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A: Social Security does not and, by law, cannot add even a penny to the federal deficit.
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Miss Marple is an amateur detective, perpetually overlooked by law enforcement because she is an elderly spinster.
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Though he is not under oath, he is, by law, required to answer the senators' questions truthfully.
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Those comments prompted outrage in secular France, where faith and state were separated by law in 1905.
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But Medicare administrators in the U.S. are prohibited by law from negotiating the price of prescription medications.
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We will comply with the Federal Records Act and the Presidential Records Acts, as stated by law.
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By law the drone must be 500 feet from the crowd and 400 feet in the air.
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The former is easily obtainable by law enforcement with a legal request to the user's phone company.
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He is required by law to note that his columns are not meant as specific investment advice.
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The complaint said that AT&T had been previously contacted by law enforcement authorities about such frauds.
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Gray's death then prompted a more formal investigation, the results of which will be enforceable by law.
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Carriers are, by law, required to pay the government a fixed percentage of their revenues as fee.
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There he spent the next six months, court documents show - well beyond the maximum declared by law.
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The state has been operating under court-ordered spending, stopgap budgets, and ongoing appropriations mandated by law.
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Drug manufacturers by law must give Medicaid their "best price" and cannot publicly disclose what it is.
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I mean, there's no waivers, nothing outside of law, everything that he's required to do by law.
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In Afghanistan, social norms do not allow for dating—and sex before marriage is banned by law.
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His administration has declared Iran in compliance, as required by law, twice during his tenure so far.
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If the employers prevail in these cases, their employees will be denied a benefit guaranteed by law.
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Yet in some states—even when prohibited by law—there are teachers trying to do it right.
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It's impossible to sell the desserts we make because there are so many licenses required by law.
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But often, these just aren't sufficient to catch even some of the major abuses by law enforcement.
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He was shot by law enforcement minutes after beginning his attack and later died of his injuries.
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It's not hard to envision ways a lack of accountability could lead to abuse by law enforcement.
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Such opt-out schools need licensing and that would be made tougher by law shortly, Philippe said.
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But in a constitutional republic, shaped by law and history, what is the mandate given to Congress?
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By law, DHS must notify Congress of the death of immigrants in federal custody within 22019 hours.
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These monies are available to be shared by law enforcement agencies for legitimate law enforcement investigative needs.
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Malaysians have expressed outrage on social media over the apathy shown by law enforcement and government officials.
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Demonstrators protested, by name, the killings of more than forty unarmed black people by law-enforcement officers.
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If workers sign up for a union, they deserve to know their decision is protected by law.
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By law, they could increase the amount of time spent with the board, if they so chose.
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The point of this was to avoid creating any emails that could be found by law enforcement.
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Should the petition receive 100,000 signatures or more, it must, by law, be considered for parliamentary debate.
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EPA found the agency is required by law to regulate emissions that endanger public health or welfare.
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STEPHENSON: LOOK, THE ONE THING THIS CASE DEMONSTRATED IS THAT WE ARE A COUNTRY RULED BY LAW.
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Supporters of the rule have pushed back on that argument, saying the rule is permissible by law.
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She said she believed that their existence had been reported to the agency, as required by law.
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Bass expressed concern that legitimate protesters could be labeled extremists to justify their targeting by law enforcement.
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Police: The Department of Justice (DOJ) is looking to study bulletproof vests worn by law enforcement officers.
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The Interior currently lacks a finalized official policy on the use of body cameras by law enforcement.
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My vision was limited by the escort of Russian soldiers we journalists had to accept, by law.
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Hundreds have been arrested in recent months and quickly released by the police, as required by law.
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The letter from Birchall noted the company was looking to abide by law with its research efforts.
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Shipowners are required by law to ensure minimum standards for the safety and well-being of seamen.
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" Yes, he added, in many cases such shootings are justified by law but "sometimes lawful is awful.
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Those same stories were subsequently used by law enforcement officials to obtain a warrant on Carter Page.
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By law, FFAR is required to match every dollar it receives in public funds with private investment.
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Because all Brazilian companies are obliged by law to have an accountant, Contabilizei replaces the external accountant.
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Points are to be won with maximum violence, and celebrated at the highest voltage allowable by law.
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Torture and other human rights abuses committed by soldiers must, by law, be tried in civilian courts.
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A process that was once highly informal and improvisatory is now institutionalized, with parameters set by law.
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At the time, gay marriage wasn't legal, and workplace discrimination was (and still is) permissible by law.
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CSIS is required by law to only retain data that it deems "strictly necessary" to an investigation.
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Manafort and Gates never registered with the Justice Department as foreign lobbyists, as is required by law.
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Guards are not required by law to have any medical experience other than training in cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
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The only person capable of predicting what might happen hasn't been signed up yet by law enforcement.
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By law, California puts cancer warnings on all kinds of things, from parking decks to dentists' chairs.
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"China by law prohibited the sending of a biological human specimen outside of the country," he said.
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Individual DAF accounts are not required by law to share how much money they've disbursed each year.
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Though most police departments have yet to deploy it, some uses by law enforcement have been troubling.
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It was a vast catchall bill that had a string of punitive measures desired by law enforcement.
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Mr. Page was questioned by law enforcement officials about his contacts but never charged in the case.
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When the judge declined, Mr. Margraves rushed across the room, but was intercepted by law enforcement officials.
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But those guidelines aren't mandated by law, and not all surgeons are equipped to psychologically screen patients.
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It was not immediately clear what actions, if any, were taken by law enforcement in that case.
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But there is no process to become a "gang associate" — a classification used only by law enforcement.
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Are college administrative tribunals capable of policing this issue or should it be handled by law enforcement?
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Just 41 percent of government entities currently have such plans even though those are required by law.
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Jews have their day of rest by law on Saturday; non-Jews can rest on other days.
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By law, a husband, as a woman's sponsor, must agree to any job offer his wife receives.
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Since 1977, companies have been required by law to have effective internal controls over their financial reporting.
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Under actual driving conditions, the vehicles produced much more lung-damaging nitrogen oxides than allowed by law.
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In 2016, the C.D.C. wanted to mandate by law that air carriers collect and share such information.
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By law, the clerk's office has 10 days to file the indictment, a spokeswoman for Esparza said.
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While the courts are considering the ban, Congress is also weighing legislation to block it by law.
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The emergency department is required by law to see all patients regardless of their ability to pay.
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He would ban all guns at schools, colleges and universities except for those used by law enforcement.
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The arrest had already prompted fierce criticism of the rough treatment of young children by law enforcement.
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Republicans and supporters of Trump have continued to vilify the whistleblower, who should be protected by law.
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Meratus Mountains Sampit Kualakapuas Tanjung Puting National Park Green areas are protected by law from forest clearing.
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Instead, a president can only withhold spending in limited circumstances spelled out by law, its report said.
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Chairman of Senate committees are specifically entitled by law to extra pay, but vice chairmen are not.
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"Blocking roads is punishable by law and even more so during a curfew," said councilman Bernardo Abad.
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You are entitled by law to a free report each year from the three big credit bureaus.
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And he rails against social media, as every nonfiction writer nowadays is required by law to do.
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This was not the case in Texas, however, where cash-out refinancing was strictly limited by law.
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And there are certainly legitimate areas of inquiry to be made by law enforcement and intelligence agencies.
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Journalists at the time sided with the police, saying they were merely enforcing an STM by-law.
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Foreign nationals are barred by law from participating directly or indirectly in such decisions, Common Cause noted.
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But a 20-year-old cannot, by law, vote to send another 20-year-old to Congress.
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But a 20-year-old cannot, by law, vote to send another 20-year-old to Congress.
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The State Department is required by law each year to evaluate the extent of Hong Kong's autonomy.
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The mother of three is not a fan of all policies pursued by Law and Justice (PiS).
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January 4 The Trump administration formally notified Congress about the US drone strike, as required by law.
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Opponents of these wage increases, at least the ones required by law, argue that they kill jobs.
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K., the number of paid days of maternity leave guaranteed by law in the U.S. Let's see.
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They are exceedingly rare because slaves were typically barred by law from learning to read or write.
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Either way, expect the SDNY to seek a punishment at or near the maximum allowed by law.
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Victims were treated by law enforcement and medical personnel on the scene, and transported to area hospitals.
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If you plainly say that you are inebriated, by law in North Carolina, I can't serve you.
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It had also changed its terms of service to allow searches by law enforcement, without alerting customers.
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While by law the MPC is supposed to have six members, it is currently operating with four.
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By law, the rule was supposed to be finalized in 2011, but wasn't actually finalized until 2014.
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The chairs of the budget committee (as allowed by law, but never done before with major legislation)?
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" "Like all companies, we are required by law to provide information to government and law enforcement agencies.
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Researchers studying bias in the development of technology used by law enforcement have pointed out similar concerns.
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They may also approve a $67 million program to arm school staff, trained by law enforcement officials.
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Because the case involves senior elected leaders, by law it must go before the country's highest judges.
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The gunman, who has not been publicly identified, was killed by law enforcement responding to the scene.
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Other forms of property rights are restricted by law because society has recognized the potential of exploitation.
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Other forms of property rights are restricted by law because society has recognized the potential of exploitation.
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Health insurers are prohibited by law — for now, at least — from denying coverage if you have Alzheimer's.
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The cause of death on the death certificate will be the underlying disease, not suicide, by law.
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State power utilities must now, by law, consider carbon and equity in all their decisions and investments.
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But insurance companies are still required by law to provide these subsidies to their low-income enrollees.
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California has been a hotbed of both cell site simulator use by law enforcement, and privacy activism.
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Another study, by the University of Maryland's Alejandro Beutel, looked at plots broken up by law enforcement.
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