Less than a year later the deal came into force.
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The bill passed anyway and came into force this week.
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In 2016, the same came into force for animal studies.
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It came into force May 10, when Virgin Islands Gov.
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The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) came into force today.
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Harsh new penalties came into force under Brunei's Islamic criminal code.
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The legislation eventually passed and came into force in March 2016.
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The Depression was well under way before it came into force.
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The DTP was set up months after GDPR came into force.
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The legislation was outlined last year but came into force on Friday.
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Yet just after the regulations came into force, Lawsky left the agency.
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It caused an international outcry when it came into force in 2014.
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An agreement creating the world's largest marine protected area came into force.
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A law legalising cannabis for recreational use came into force in Canada.
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The EU's Lisbon treaty, which came into force in 2009, recognises this.
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A ceasefire that came into force three weeks ago has largely held.
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A new "sovereign internet" law came into force in Russia on Friday.
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Thirty-year-old Giulia lost her job when the law came into force.
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Only 4,910 people have bothered since 2004, when the law came into force.
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Since the GRA came into force, just 5,000 Britons have legally changed sex.
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In areas not covered by the ceasefire, which came into force on Feb.
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The document has not been altered since it came into force in 1947.
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They finally came into force in 21 on orders of India's Supreme Court.
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The GDPR came into force in May and multiple investigations are already underway.
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To contain the problem, a system came into force in Norway on Oct.
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Yet 50 years after the NPT came into force, nuclear anxieties are increasing.
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It said the order came into force on the date of signing, Oct. 19.
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Turkey told its citizens to leave northern Iraq before the ban came into force.
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The New START treaty, which came into force six years ago, was no exception.
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Australians were considered British subjects when the constitution came into force 116 years ago.
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NAFTA, which came into force in 1994, binds the United States, Canada and Mexico.
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TVP's directors resigned the night the law was passed, before it came into force.
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The German Constitution, which came into force in 1949, contains many protections against extremism.
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But that part of the plan never came into force, at least not as envisioned.
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This approach, called laïcité, really came into force in France's Third Republic, in the 1870s.
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The end of the last controls, first announced on Sunday, came into force at midnight.
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In 2016 an "association agreement", easing trade between the EU and Georgia, came into force.
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A ban on Sunday trading was passed in January and came into force in March.
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At the start of that year the North America Free-Trade Agreement came into force.
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Once the tax came into force, Ugandans quickly sought out ways of circumventing the levy.
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It's been just over four months since Europe's tough new privacy framework came into force.
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That legislation passed in December, and the new tax law came into force in 220006.
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The accord, signed by almost 200 countries last year, came into force on Nov. 4.
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European authorities have given companies two years to comply and it came into force Friday.
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He said that since the new work week came into force, not much has changed.
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He was studying civil engineering in college when Mao Zedong's Cultural Revolution came into force.
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A year later, the new rental law came into force that liberalized the housing market.
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But at the start of this year, a new level of control measures came into force.
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The transitional price cap for particularly disadvantaged customers on prepayment meters came into force in April.
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Since it came into force in 2000, "reservations" (quotas) have often been demanded and doled out.
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The statute came into force in 6900 after it was ratified by more than 2628 states.
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Bankers were calling for Hong Kong to review its rules even before they came into force.
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A decision to require signals every 15 minutes in remote zones came into force last year.
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SWIFT resumed offering services to Iranian banks in 2016 after the nuclear deal came into force.
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In January, for example, a ban on the manufacture of products containing "microbeads" came into force.
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The ban on private vehicles came into force on Sunday, hours after Li uploaded his video.
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That law was approved by Putin in 2014 and came into force in September last year.
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The ICC is the "court of last resort," and came into force on July 1, 20023.
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Friday's event echoed a strike in 1991, five years before the Gender Equality Act came into force.
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Since 1995, when the current constitution came into force, ethnicity has been a central feature of politics.
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Rabii, however, estimated it at hundreds of millions of dollars since the nuclear deal came into force.
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Tehran remains significantly further from a nuclear weapon than it was when the deal came into force.
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A new legal framework for enabling transfers of data across the Atlantic came into force on Tuesday.
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The regulation came into force on May 25 — and the javascript vulnerability was not fixed until June.
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Similar rules came into force last month in Australia; Britain has had much harsher laws since 2013.
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Some firms have so far been granted exemptions from the policy, which came into force this year.
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The Competitiveness Pact (which came into force in January 2017) has further improved real exchange rate dynamics.
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Chief among these is the UN Convention against Transnational Organised Crime, which came into force in 2003.
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The last major binding protocol in the treaty system came into force 20 years ago, she adds.
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S. Privacy Shield agreement that came into force last August to address earlier concerns about U.S. surveillance.
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When the rules came into force last month, the industry shut down factories in protest for days.
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Just last month a massive marine reserve came into force in the Ross Sea in the Antarctic.
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FAO's Port State Measures Agreement to eliminate illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing came into force in July.
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But since the Chemical Weapons Convention came into force in 1997, most stockpiles globally have been destroyed.
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After the GDPR came into force, some American websites decided to block Europe-based visitors rather than comply.
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The Paris Agreement, aiming to phase out net greenhouse gas emissions this century, came into force on Nov.
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It came into force on June 1st, and foreign firms are now scrambling to figure out its implications.
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As it came into force global trade slowed sharply; total South Korean imports have fallen steeply (see chart).
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In the 18 months before the 1962 act came into force, 98,000 immigrants arrived from the Caribbean alone.
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The data represents the first whole month since the latest United Nations penalties came into force on Sept.
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Ethnicity has been a central feature of Ethiopian politics since 1995, when the current constitution came into force.
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In May this year, a UK law came into force which banned all new psychoactive substances, or "NPS".
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It also pressured China to end legal ivory sales, a ban that came into force on January 1.
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The data represents the final shipments allowed through customs before the U.N. penalties came into force on Sept.
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The flow has all but stopped since the EU-Ankara deal came into force on March 20, 2016.
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Before the JCPOA came into force, Iran had close to 20,000 uranium enrichment machines, called centrifuges, in operation.
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GDPR remains in the early implementation phrase — just six months since the regulation came into force across Europe.
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Last year "also marked one decade since legislation against domestic violence came into force," Amnesty's annual report says.
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The proposal was made just a week after a new "sovereign internet" law came into force in Russia.
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Eventually, the board let her keep her job because she was hired before the law came into force.
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When a new Constitution came into force in 1978, three years after the death of the dictator Gen.
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WhatsApp said in a statement that it was "disappointed" with the ruling that came into force at 2pm.
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On August 28th Japanese restrictions on the export of hundreds of products to South Korea came into force.
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In 2003, when its populist fiscal policies first came into force, the government spent 93 billion pesos annually.
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The doctrine, which came into force in 2005, has already been used to invalidate almost 30 medical patents.
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A new law which came into force on January 1 has now extended the age limit to 40.
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The new rules build on the country's Multinational Anti-Avoidance Law that came into force early this year.
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The IOM said on Tuesday that the flow to Greece had slowed since the deal came into force.
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The U.S. tariffs, of 25 percent on steel and 10 percent on aluminum, came into force last Friday.
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In Germany, a new law came into force this month criminalizing some digital platforms being used for hate speech.
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Just as his last labour reforms came into force, in 2005, Mr Schröder lost his job, to Angela Merkel.
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Most recently, in 2018, a new law on protection of the rights of people with disabilities came into force.
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The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which came into force last May, raised the issue to a new level.
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Unexplained Wealth Orders, which came into force in January, require rich people to explain the source of their assets.
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The second is America's extradition request, which is governed by a bilateral treaty that came into force in 2007.
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Before U.S. sanctions came into force at the end of January, Washington shipped large amounts of naphtha to Venezuela.
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Since NAFTA came into force our bilateral trade has more than quadrupled to over $400 billion USD in 2010.
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The data represents the final shipments allowed through customs before the U.N. sanctions came into force on Sept. 5.
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Berlusconi's center-right alliance was seen winning the most seats before a poll blackout came into force on Feb.
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Euro 6 is the latest emissions standard set by European regulators which came into force a few years ago.
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The fighting has abated to a surprising and welcome degree since the ceasefire came into force on February 27th.
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A ban on the use of plastic straws, utensils and cocktail picks came into force in Seattle on Sunday.
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The decision, which came into force from Monday evening, will dramatically change the lives of millions of British people.
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When the new law came into force, thousands of products were pulled from Amazon and Flipkart&aposs virtual shelves.
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The legislation came into force in November, but it could be a year before the technology is in place.
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Solvency II came into force in January 2016 and was the PRA's single biggest regulatory task at the time.
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Since the gender violence law came into force, it has been challenged about 200 times in court as unconstitutional.
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Abortion rights is a topic that Ireland has struggled to deal with since the 1983 legislation came into force.
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It fined Facebook £500,000 ($626,000) last year over the Cambridge Analytica scandal, the maximum allowed before GDPR came into force.
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Earlier this week, a ban on plastic microbeads used in cosmetics and personal care products came into force across Britain.
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A resolution of the trade war between America and China remained a distant prospect, as new tariffs came into force.
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Four other states have since followed, most recently California, where a doctor-assisted-dying law came into force in June.
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The effect of President Donald Trump's stimulus package, which came into force a year ago, is likely to fade soon.
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A useful case study might be the European Union's Second Payment Service Directive, which came into force early this year.
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Earlier this week, trade minister Liam Fox argued that since the EU-Japan agreement only came into force on Feb.
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The measures came into force at noon on Friday and will last until noon on July 18, the sources said.
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Since new rules came into force in 2014, the group no longer has a blocking minority in the European Council.
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Under FCA rules which came into force in April, insurers' renewal notices must show the premium customers paid last year.
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On Friday, a law known as the "sovereign internet" bill came into force, tightening state control over the global network.
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Ireland has a plate stacked high with complaints against tech giants since the GDPR came into force in May 2018.
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They hoped to deduct the early payments on their federal tax returns for 2017, before the cap came into force.
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Greece is now due to successfully end its third financial program, which came into force in 2015, on August 20.
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Exposing personally identifiable and health information violates GDPR, the Europe-wide data protection laws that came into force last year.
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Within a couple of years, a smaller proportion of defendants was being released than before the bill came into force.
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The landmark 11-country trade deal, a revamped version of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), came into force last December.
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They also insist Iran has complied with the terms of the agreement since it came into force in January 2016.
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Thousands of complaints have been filed since the GDPR came into force but precious few decisions have been handed down.
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Washington must give Canada and Mexico six months' notice before exiting the trade agreement, which came into force in 43.
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Such a procedure has not been implemented since the new EU rules for dealing with bank crises came into force.
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The European Union led the world with its General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which came into force in May 553.
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"When this law came into force, it opened a door of hate and legalized prejudice," Alimi told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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It's the biggest regulatory enforcement action since the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation, or GDPR, came into force in May.
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The tariffs, which came into force in June, also extended to products from allies such as the European Union and Canada.
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Since it came into force in 2002, the ICC prosecutor has officially opened investigations for 10 situations and indicted 39 individuals.
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That number dropped sharply after the Ottawa Treaty, which banned the use of landmines, came into force in 1999 (see chart).
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The deal came into force in 2000 and was the first free trade pact between Europe and a Latin American country.
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All trade in ivory-made products has been illegal in China since the ban came into force in January this year.
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Nine months before KORUS came into force, a deal between the EU and South Korea gave European companies a head start.
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As part of the Psychoactive Substances Act, which came into force in May, a slew of "legal highs" are now outlawed.
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It starts with the European Union's privacy rules, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which came into force a year ago.
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In addition, banks needed time to adjust to the new system so the change came into force only in Jan. 2012.
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The years after the NAFTA agreement came into force, in 1994, were actually rather good ones for America's economy, including manufacturing.
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The Zapatista uprising began on New Year's Day, the day on which the North American Free Trade Agreement came into force.
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Under UNCLOS, which came into force in 1982 and which China ratified in 1996, maritime rights derive from land, not history.
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New rules which came into force in September also impacted sales by disrupting the supply of some models, the SMMT said.
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The 1km drone exclusion zone around airports, and a 400ft drone flight height restriction rule, only came into force last July.
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PANIC-BUYING In central Paris, normally choked with traffic, children played out in the streets before the lockdown came into force.
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But CCPA is in some ways broader than GDPR, the influential European Union privacy law that came into force in 2018.
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Europe&aposs GDPR legislation, which came into force in May 2018, requires firms to disclose major data breaches to local regulators.
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The measure was adopted in April 2015, incorporated into the Health Act of January 2016, and came into force on Friday.
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Before Section 1201 came into force, people had the right to tinker with gadgets they had bought in any way they wanted.
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The AfCFTA came into force in May after clearing a key procedural hurdle and being ratified by the parliaments of 24 countries.
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This appears to be the first use of the power since GDPR came into force across the bloc in May last year.
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UBS is the 13th financial firm to be fined for transaction reporting failures under EU rules that came into force in 2007.
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Since the moratorium came into force, about 1,500 loans were denied loans of it, according to the parliamentary committee on agrarian issues.
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S. commercial data transfer pact underpinning billions of dollars of trade in digital services just two months after it came into force.
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The law, which came into force on January 1st, has been criticised for granting private companies too much power over its implementation.
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Last month, the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) came into force, triggering a wave of panic among unprepared tech companies.
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Since the truce came into force on July 9th, both sides have withdrawn fighters and military equipment from the agreed ceasefire line.
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The Convention, which came into force in 2010, also requires the destruction of stockpiles of cluster bombs and clearance of contaminated areas.
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Many came into force concurrently, making it ever more difficult to disentangle the effect of a good policy from a bad one.
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All the service providers quoted "PSD2," the revised Directive on Payment Services, a European law that came into force in November 2015.
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"The European Union does not approve of it," Moscovici told franceinfo radio, hours after further U.S. sanctions on Iran came into force.
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New legislation came into force in July that allows for the summary expulsion of migrants intercepted within five miles of the border.
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Until 2005, when the Freedom of Information Act came into force, it was illegal to disclose fire inspection reports to the public.
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Bans on burning came into force in both Australia and California after colonization, and natives were punished if they persisted in burning.
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In particular, May said she would seek assurances from the EU that the backstop would prove temporary if it ever came into force.
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Regulatory changes introduced by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), which came into force from 2014, have undermined Wonga and other lenders' business models.
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In 1999, the year the Ottawa Mine Ban Treaty came into force, there were more than 9,000 such casualties, most of them civilians.
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"Open banking", Britain's version of the European Union's revised payment-services directive, which came into force in January, may open the market further.
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After the disaster of World War II and the Italian experience under the Mussolini dictatorship, the Italian Constitution came into force in 1948.
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New regulations, passed last summer, came into force in near-neighbor Vietnam on January 1 and sparked similar concerns around free speech online.
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Some laws are of surprisingly recent origin: Vietnam's ban on women driving tractors of 50 horsepower or more came into force in 2013.
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Because it came into force near the end of Barack Obama's time in office, it was subject to congressional review under Mr Trump.
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Exporters across the economy are being squeezed by the poor implementation of a goods-and-services tax that came into force last July.
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To address grievances, the GST Council, which administers the tax measure, has approved more than 200 amendments since the law came into force.
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The United States on Monday released its goals for the talks, which aim to update an agreement that came into force in 1994.
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"Access to Mexico's market place and North American integration are critical to operations in the U.S." Since NAFTA came into force on Jan.
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A law that came into force in 2005 sought to encourage this by establishing courses to teach foreigners Germany's language, history and culture.
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Prudential, Aviva and the Lloyd's of London insurance market comply with EU rules known as Solvency II that came into force in January.
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China cited the state of ties with what it considers a wayward province for the travel ban, which came into force on Thursday.
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Some of the Irish DPC's probes have already lasted as long as the 18 months since GDPR came into force across the bloc.
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"Law enforcement against drugs is completely ineffective and has been since the Misuse of Drugs Act came into force in 1971," says Fisher.
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In theory, all 15 parsed privacy policies should have been compliant with GDPR by June, as it came into force on May 25.
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The NPT designates two categories of countries: those who had nuclear weapons when the treaty came into force and those who did not.
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On the day the GDPR came into force across Europe (May 25, 22018), the French data-protection regulator received a complaint about Google.
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A landmark agreement between Cuba and the European Union recently came into force, and Europeans businesses are deepening their engagement with the island.
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The weapons are banned under the Convention on Cluster Munitions, which has been signed by 119 states and came into force in 2010.
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The new mayor's team has challenged some of the data that showed an improvement in air quality since Madrid Central came into force.
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The new mayor's team has challenged some of the data that showed an improvement in air quality since Madrid Central came into force.
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Since the ban came into force, Emirates, one of the affected airlines, has announced that it is cutting its flights to America by 20%.
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S. commercial data transfer pact underpinning billions of dollars of trade in digital services just two months after it came into force, sources said.
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The proposed legislation is aimed at removing ambiguity in rape cases, and is similar to a law that recently came into force in Sweden.
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The EU has also increased legal resettlement: since the deal came into force 3,565 Syrian refugees have gone to a dozen EU member states.
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That has been the experience of the European Union with the General Data Protection Regulation, a privacy law that came into force in May.
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This month a study by KT, a telecoms firm, suggested that leisure spending went up in residential areas after the directive came into force.
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Demand rose in the first three months of 2017 ahead of a tax increase which came into force in April pushing down demand thereafter.
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A new Charity Law, which came into force in 2016, aims to make it easier for some domestic NGOs to register and raise funds.
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The guns fell silent over the battered city at noon on July 9th as a ceasefire brokered by Russia and America came into force.
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A new PiS-sponsored law that came into force last year significantly increased the size of the majority the court needs to pass rulings.
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The settlement was facilitated by a liberalisation of trade under their Comprehensive Economic and Free Trade Agreement (CETA) which came into force on Sept.
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Legislation that came into force in January 2018 made U.S. firms liable to sanctions if they even unwittingly supplied products to Russian defense manufacturers.
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The ceasefire formally came into force on Sunday morning, but fighting broke out soon afterwards, according to a humanitarian security report seen by Reuters.
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EU regulatory reforms under the MiFID II market directive that came into force on Wednesday had little early impact on the market, traders said.
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On Friday, Airbnb said the Japanese government had ordered it on June 1 to cancel reservations made even before the law came into force.
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The new maritime regulations that came into force on Wednesday prohibit all embarkations and disembarkations from passenger ships at the country's eight sea ports.
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The law that came into force on Monday does allow for one scenario in which a no-deal Brexit could take place on Oct.
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The total in 2016 was the highest since the 9,228 casualties recorded 18 years ago when the land mine treaty first came into force.
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MiFID rules that came into force last year may have reduced the amount and quality of this research available to investors, the paper said.
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And then the year after Jones arrived, a new Immigration Act to choke the flow of migrants from the New Commonwealth came into force.
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The Observatory said 135 people have been killed in areas covered by the 'cessation of hostilities' agreement since it came into force on Feb. 27.
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Among those is Washington state, where the department of health recently released figures for 2015, the sixth full year since its law came into force.
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Baillie Gifford, a big fund manager, chose to start paying separately for external research in January 2016, two years before MiFID 2 came into force.
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BA indicated that it planned to appeal against the fine, the product of European data protection rules, called GDPR, that came into force in 0003.
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New European laws envisage hefty fines for non-compliance with cyber-security standards; rules enacted by New York's financial regulator came into force in August.
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In October, before U.S. sanctions came into force, Iran sold 280,000 barrels at $74 apiece of the one million barrels it offered on the exchange.
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When the FOI law came into force in 2005, the thinking goes, requesters sought the low-hanging fruit, such as details of MPs' travel expenses.
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AMMAN (Reuters) - Prime Minister Theresa May on Thursday underlined Britain's support for the nuclear deal concluded with Iran which came into force in October 2015.
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Strict new rules on home-sharing came into force last month that have radically reduced the number of lettings on sites such as Airbnb Inc.
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A more effective punishment would be to rigorously apply a piece of anti-corruption legislation, the Unexplained Wealth Order, which came into force in February.
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Endorsed by the 20-nation International Syria Support Group (ISSG) on February 22nd, amid general scepticism, a fragile truce came into force a week later.
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" The Australian Border Force Act, which came into force on July 1, 2015, prevents "entrusted employees" from disclosing or making a record of "protected information.
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BA indicated that it planned to appeal against the fine, the product of European data protection rules, called GDPR, that came into force in 2018.
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The sale of coal since the sanctions came into force was down 12 percent from the same period last year, a marginal amount, he said.
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This is the first such action against a company for overcharging since the price cap on default energy bills came into force on Jan. 1.
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The EU's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), the biggest shake-up of data privacy laws in more than two decades, came into force in May.
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The move, which came into force on Wednesday, prompted South Korea to drop Japan from its favoured trading list and scrap an intelligence-sharing agreement.
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The move, which came into force on Wednesday, prompted South Korea to drop Japan from its favoured trading list and scrap an intelligence-sharing agreement.
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The most recent round came into force only in mid-June, so there has been too little time for them to filter through to prices.
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An international convention that prohibits the use and production of cluster bombs came into force in 2010 and more than 100 nations have signed it.
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And giant companies like Google and Facebook — which didn't even exist when the U.S. law came into force — now dominate the advertising-driven online economy.
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The area in the southeastern Barents Sea was opened for seismic acquisition and exploration after Norway and Russia's border agreement came into force in 173.
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The pact, known as the Maputo Protocol, came into force in 2005 and guarantees extensive rights in areas from protection against violence to economic empowerment.
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The scheme, which came into force at the end of 2014, so far has seen 5.5 million euros ($6.1 million) worth of taxes collected from hosts.
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Since NAFTA came into force in 1994, supply chains have become so integrated that borders barely exist, especially for key sectors such as the auto industry.
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Political tensions between Poland and the European Union have resurfaced after legislation came into force requiring a third of Supreme Court judges in Poland to retire.
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But in September, all streaming services had to apply for a license after rules came into force to regulate the internet and crack down on dissent.
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The law was approved by the UK's House of Lords earlier this year, but it officially came into force today after the bill received royal assent.
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One banker points out a difference between Brexit and MiFID 2, a burdensome EU financial-markets directive that came into force at the start of 2018.
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It is legal to possess in the UK, but since the Psychoactive Substances Act that came into force in May, importing it is against the law.
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It suggests this leak of data has been happening since May 2018 — which is also the day when Europe's updated privacy framework, GDPR, came into force.
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Attention has also been concentrated on the sector since GDPR came into force by privacy and rights campaigners filing complaints about the legality of behavioural advertising.
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Trump's bigger issue is with one particular sunset provision, which only capped Iran's nuclear activities for 10 to 25 years after the deal came into force.
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Demand was also artificially inflated in March last year, when customers brought forward purchases to beat a tax rise which came into force in April 2017.
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Besher Hawi, a resident of the opposition-held city, said it had been calm since the ceasefire came into force, after a heavy day of bombardment.
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The FCA's proposed rule changes came in a long-awaited response to a December 2016 study of the sector's regulation that came into force in 2014.
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Stricter rules came into force this year for watches bearing the coveted label on their dial and for which consumers are prepared to pay a premium.
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So far, more than 6,000 migrants and refugees have been registered on Greek islands since March 20, the date on which the agreement came into force.
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Volkswagen had warned that the new Worldwide Harmonised Light Vehicle Test Procedure (WLTP), which came into force in September, would dampen sales in September and October.
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The most significant boost to this trend is the closing of the European market to animal tested cosmetics which came into force in March of 2013.
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Switzerland: Voters agreed to tighten the country's gun laws to reach parity with E.U. antiterrorism legislation that came into force following attacks in Paris and elsewhere.
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While I was prime minister, another law requiring that women hold at least 40 percent of seats on company boards and pension funds came into force.
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A total of zero decisions on big tech cases have been issued by the regulator some 22 months after GDPR came into force in May 22020.
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The Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) directed brokerages to immediately tighten their internal controls to comply with anti-money laundering rules that came into force in 2012.
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The existing rules governing sex education in schools, which came into force in 2000, state there should be "no direct promotion of sexual orientation", angering many activists.
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Data from Hamptons International, a property firm, suggest that in St Ives second-homers form a larger share of transactions than before the policy came into force.
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The law came into force in 1993, and the revision was given a first reading at a preliminary bimonthly meeting of the NPC's Standing Committee last week.
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The Africa Continental Free Trade Agreement (AfCFTA) came into force on Thursday after clearing a key procedural hurdle and being ratified by the parliaments of 24 countries.
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Rodrigo Duterte Ressa's arrest is under a controversial "cyber-libel" law that came into force in September 2012 — four months after the article in question was published.
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The new rules, which came into force on December 13th, specify font sizes on food labels, require details on allergens in prepared food and a lot more.
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Analysts said trading volumes had been slightly lower on Wednesday as sweeping new financial rules, known as the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive II, came into force.
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While it originally only applied to Muslims, a by-law came into force late last year, allowing for it to be applied to non-Muslims as well.
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It's a year since Europe's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) came into force and leaky adtech is now facing privacy complaints in four more European Union markets.
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The most biting round of sanctions since US President Donald Trump pulled out of the landmark 2015 deal to curtail Iran's nuclear program came into force Monday.
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A campaign source said momentum behind Corbyn had been building ever since election broadcasting regulations, which ensure party leaders get airtime, came into force a month ago.
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The treaty came into force in 1994 and has been ratified by both China and the Philippines, as well as 165 other states and the European Union.
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Companies could be exposed to substantial penalties under General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), the tough privacy rules that came into force last year in the European Union.
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Earlier this year, for instance, a 2014 housing law change came into force in Berlin — banning short term tourist rentals of entire apartments without a city permit.
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The Quebec law - which came into force in June - bars teachers, judges and police officers from wearing overt religious symbols such as hijabs and Jewish skull caps.
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Witnesses and rebel sources said on Wednesday Russian jets struck several rebel-held towns in southern Idlib for the first time since the ceasefire came into force.
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Before a poll blackout came into force a week ago, PD incumbent Stefano Bonaccini stood neck-and-neck with the League's candidate for regional governor, Lucia Borgonzoni.
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Ten years after the Lisbon Treaty came into force, a bloc conceived to forge unity from the ashes of World War Two finds itself beset by divisions.
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Cleared single-name volumes on CDSClear more than quadrupled in 2016 to 125bn notional, the majority of which came after margin rules came into force in September.
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OPEC output jumped by 173,000 barrels a day in July to almost 32.9 million barrels, its highest level since the production agreement came into force in January.
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The global movement to stop trafficking and modern-day slavery was boosted by United Nations agreements that came into force in 2003 known as the Palermo Protocols.
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But a parliamentary committee said concerns had been raised over a lack of progress since the legislation came into force and over the support provided to victims.
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The Constitution, which was drafted and came into force under military rule, does require a lofty 22017 percent of the combined houses of Parliament to pass amendments.
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But rebel groups have complained of "Syrian regime violations" since the ceasefire came into force December 30 and warned that they could boycott the talks if they continue.
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It came into force in May, just weeks after the Cambridge Analytica data misuse scandal enveloped Facebook — and raised the profile of data protection as a consumer need.
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Trump's tariffs, 25 percent on steel and 10 percent on aluminum, came into force in March to strong opposition as many see the measures as unjustified and populist.
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The restrictions came into force on Wednesday after rioting broke out in the Indonesian capital following protests against the victory of President Joko Widodo in last month's election.
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There is evidence some is happening via periodic auctions — closed intra-day auctions on exchanges where volumes have tripled since the dark caps came into force in March.
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The U.S. added its voice to the global condemnation of Brunei's sharia law making homosexual intercourse and adultery punishable by stoning to death, which came into force Wednesday.
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We're less than 10 days into 2019 and already Vietnam is aiming threats at Facebook for violating its draconian cybersecurity law, which came into force on January 1.
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Matthews said the United States appears to have a "head start" as its laws came into force earlier and that he expected British pay equality to improve further.
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U.S. business groups oppose turning NAFTA into a bilateral deal because the three nations' economies have become closely intertwined since the original pact came into force in 1994.
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Strict rules that came into force in 2014 have curbed excessive mortgage lending; for the country as a whole, house prices are still below their pre-crisis peak.
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Under the Islamic Penal Code that came into force in June 3.13, the right of the aggrieved to insist on such retribution cannot be overruled by the judiciary.
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A new land-acquisition law, which came into force last year, may speed up negotiations; so will a recent presidential decree, says Agung Wicaksono, an energy-ministry official.
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In the months before the DPA came into force, a bunch of Creative Labs types prepared several exabyte-capacity storage facilities aboard barges in Emshaven, Wilmington, and Oakland.
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Trump's tariffs, of 25 percent on steel and 10 percent on aluminium, came into force last Friday, although the European Union and six other countries secured temporary exemptions.
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European stock and bond volumes were generally light after major new securities regulations came into force, although traders said there was little in the way of serious disruption.
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A law that came into force on Thursday is aimed at tackling this problem, said Bannaruk Sermthong, a director at the Office of Marine and Coastal Resources Management.
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But when the Constitution came into force, he observed a need to create political parties to organize public opinion against what he feared was becoming an abusive regime.
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Scientists predicted that, as the chemicals produced before the ban came into force degraded and disappeared, the layer would be fully restored by the middle of this century.
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However, it was not immediately clear how stringently the order would be policed, with people caught away from home when the measures came into force allowed to return.
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The restrictions came into force on Wednesday after rioting broke out in the Indonesian capital following protests against the victory of President Joko Widodo in last month's poll.
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This comes despite trade talks between the U.S. and China ending without any progress Thursday, the same day that new tariffs on each other's economies came into force.
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The controversial cull order came into force last year in the Puglia region in Italy's "heel", but the regional Italian court suspended it and questioned the Commission directive.
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At the beginning of November, the country's so-called "sovereign internet" bill came into force, which gives the government the ability to restrict traffic on the Russian internet.
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It would be the largest penalty yet under a tough privacy rule known as the General Data Protection Regulation, which came into force last year in the European Union.
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The law came into force for industrial production at the beginning of 2600, while for retail sales it's expected to come into effect on July 23, 21.00, Reuters reported.
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As the Morning Post points out, the United Nations Protocol on Blinding Laser Weapons came into force in 1998 and has been signed by 108 nations around the world.
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The Cambridge Analytica scandal, which erupted just before GDPR came into force, resulted in a paltry 500,000 pound ($632,000) fine in Britain - the maximum amount possible at the time.
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A new Polar Code from the International Maritime Organisation, which regulates shipping, came into force at the beginning of the year to try to address some of these concerns.
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The meeting was scheduled before the United States on Monday released its goals for negotiations to update the North American Free Trade (NAFTA), which came into force in 1994.
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Tax hikes on fuel and tobacco as well as an increase to a social welfare levy before other tax cuts came into force have left some voters feeling squeezed.
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The European Union General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), heralded as the biggest shake-up of data privacy laws in more than two decades, came into force on May 25.
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The landmark 2015 Paris Agreement, which came into force in November, seeks to limit the rise in average world temperatures to well below 2 degrees Celsius above preindustrial times.
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He explained that a law against spoofing only came into force in the U.S. in 2010, and the first time it was used was in November of last year.
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When the law for legal weed passed six years ago, and came into force in 2014, President Tabaré Vazquez went even further, suggesting the country should legalize cocaine too.
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New rules came into force on June 26 obliging SLPs to disclose their "Persons with Significant Control" (or beneficial owners), or risk a daily fine of up to £893.
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One of the major concerns of the lawmakers was whether Facebook would be fully compliant with the new data privacy rules (GDPR) that came into force on May 25.
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Mofcom has blocked two transactions since China's antimonopoly law came into force in 2008, compared with 1,447 unconditional clearances, according to data compiled by law firm Norton Rose Fulbright.
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Swiss voters agreed on Sunday to tighten the country's gun laws to reach parity with European Union antiterrorism legislation that came into force following attacks in Paris and elsewhere.
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That time the constitutional court concluded that the president's first term, from 2006 to 2010, did not count because it took place before the 2009 Constitution came into force.
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A law against taking intimate photos underneath women's clothes without their consent came into force in England and Wales, a change campaigners hailed as a "crucial step forward". 5.
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In January, an International Maritime Organisation regulation came into force, imposing a new cap on the sulphur content in fuel oil and pushing ship owners to less damaging alternatives.
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Under the Customs and Excise Act 2018, which came into force this week, officials will be able to demand travelers unlock any electronic device so it can be searched.
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The rules - the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive II (MiFID II) and the Packaged Retail and Insurance-based Investment Products (PRIIPs) Regulation - for some funds, came into force in January.
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That deal, which came into force earlier this month, includes a commitment to limit the increase in the global average temperature to "well below" 2°C above pre-industrial levels.
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For asset managers and brokers, last year's pain was intensified by the European Union's revised Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID 2), which came into force on January 23rd 2018.
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Chief among these was the North American Free Trade Agreement, which came into force in 1994 and is due to be replaced by the United States-Mexico-Canada agreement (USMCA).
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Finland's same-sex marriage law, which was passed in 2014, came into force in March, and German lawmakers adopted one in June despite Chancellor Angela Merkel voting against the bill.
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It also says 24,500 organizations have appointed a data protection officer, since GDPR came into force and ushered in a general requirement for a DPO (at least in most cases).
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The remarks by Patrick Njoroge were one of the first indicators of how the new limit on lending rates, which came into force last week, may affect the country's banks.
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The Modern Slavery Act - which came into force in Britain in 2015 - increased jail terms for traffickers and brought in measures to protect people feared at risk of being enslaved.
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The European Union's robust retaliatory tariffs came into force Friday on $3.2 billion of U.S. goods designed specifically to inflict pain on Donald Trump's political base in the American heartland.
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The landmark 2015 Paris Agreement, which came into force last November, pledges to limit the rise in average global temperatures to 1.5 to 2 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial times.
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Schrems launched a legal challenge to the Safe Harbour commercial data pact in 2013, ultimately resulting in it being replaced by a new framework that came into force this month.
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In a further sign of Warsaw's deepening international isolation, a new Holocaust law that has angered Israel and the United States, Poland's close NATO ally, came into force on Thursday.
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A set of sweeping reforms to Europe's financial industry came into force on Wednesday, with market participants in every corner of the continent's financial services system likely to be affected.
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Ireland is part of the European Union, and so its data laws are subject to the EU's robust General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) laws which came into force in 2018.
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It also is very likely that much of their support for the JCPOA is for economic reasons, including a large Airbus sale approved just after the agreement came into force.
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Those came into force again last year after President Trump withdrew from the 2015 nuclear deal that had eased punitive measures in return for verifiable pledges of peaceful nuclear work.
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The cap on default electricity and gas bills - a flagship policy of former British Prime Minister Theresa May to end what she called "rip-off" prices - came into force in January.
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Zarif used the visit of EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini, the first by a high-level EU delegation since the deal came into force in January, to make his point.
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The sultan, presumably, did not have that kind of theft in mind when he pushed for the adoption of a harsh Islamic penal code, which came into force on April 3rd.
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U.S. sanctions on Iranian oil exports came into force on Monday, although the U.S. government said it would temporarily allow big buyers such as China and India to keep buying crude.
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If the four banks cannot be sold within two years of last November's rescue, Italy risks having to wind them down under tough European rules that came into force this year.
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A group of doctors and aid workers openly challenged a controversial bill which came into force last July which could jail those who speak out about center conditions without government approval.
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As the U.K.'s new minimum wage came into force on Friday, a report showed that spending power in the country is already at its highest in at least six years.
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The largest and most important to the country is the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) between Canada, Mexico and the United States, which came into force on January 1st 1994.
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Such differences mean that trade negotiations will likely take a long time, he added, noting that the China-Australia Free Trade agreement came into force only after a decade of talks.
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A government decree came into force on Tuesday to limit reimbursements owed by the state for the early termination of a concession agreement if the holder failed to meet contractual obligations.
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EU rules that came into force in June require state-owned rail firms to open their tracks to rivals and legally separate the management of track and train, as in Britain.
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The United States is not a signatory of the 1997 Mine Ban Treaty, which came into force in 1999 and broadly prohibits the development, use and acquisition of anti-personnel landmines.
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The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which came into force in 2018, has reinforced EU citizens' rights around the processing of their personal information — updating and bolstering prior data protection rules.
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Europe's new General Data Protection Regulation, which oversees consumers' privacy and strictly limits how internet firms use their data, also came into force during the quarter, but had no noticeable effect.
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The outlet also reports that his brother, Miller McCormick is additionally listed as administrator and trustee on the will just in case their parents were not around when it came into force.
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A landmark 11-country trade deal, a revamped version of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), came into force in December without the United States after Trump pulled out of negotiations in 2017.
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"It is unacceptable that some banks aren't providing PPI reminders - or are sending inaccurate ones - 8 years after our order came into force," Adam Land, a senior director at the CMA, said.
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Under a new EU-wide data protection law that came into force last month, it can issue fines of up to 20 million euros or 4 percent of a company's global turnover.
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Such a move could also raise questions over the new European Solvency II capital rules for insurers, which were nearly two decades in the making and came into force in Jan 2016.
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International sanctions on Iran were lifted when the pact with world powers came into force in 2016, but the expected level of foreign investment to help revive the economy has never materialized.
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Meng Saktheara said Singapore was Cambodia's top market for sand until last year when the temporary ban came into force, and had it imported some 16 million tonnes of sand since 2007.
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Since the Lisbon treaty came into force in 2009 there has been only one legal mechanism: the country that wants to leave must invoke Article 50, which sets out how it happens.
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For one thing, it is hard to disentangle the marginal effects of NAFTA from all the other factors at work in the international economy in the years since NAFTA came into force.
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While much of the focus around U.S. sanctions has been on ways they are being skirted, the moves by the Russian distributors show how tougher restrictions that came into force on Nov.
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The "sovereign internet" law, which came into force Friday, allows the government to switch off the country's internet in the face of a cyberattack, as well as locate and block web traffic.
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Putin's announcement comes just a week after a new "sovereign internet" law came into force in Russia last Friday which allows the Russian government to disconnect internet from the world wide web.
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And that year, in a bipartisan effort, the Environmental Protection Agency was created and key legislation — the Clean Air Act, the Clean Water Act and the Endangered Species Act — came into force.
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The 21-day nationwide lockdown came into force at midnight on Thursday and largely confines people to their homes except for specific outings such as to buy food or for health emergencies.
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Back in November 2018, a few months after Europe's updated data protection framework (GDPR) came into force, Privacy International filed complaints against a number of companies operating in the space — including Criteo.
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Back in November 2018, a few months after GDPR (Europe's updated data protection framework) came into force, Privacy International filed complaints against a number of companies operating in the space — including Criteo.
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The Modern Slavery Act - which came into force in July - increased maximum jail terms for traffickers to life and brought in measures to protect people believed to be at risk of enslavement.
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Such littering is banned by Annex V of the International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships—which, ironically, came into force in 1989, the year of Dr Ryan's first survey.
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That law, which drew international condemnation when it came into force in 230, targets not only same-sex unions but homosexual relations in general with prison terms of up to 225 years.
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The order came into force in 2018, after the CMA's retail banking market investigation identified a number of problems in both personal current accounts and small- and medium-sized enterprise banking markets.
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To the surprise of many people, especially in the United States, this diplomatic push brought enough countries on board to save the Kyoto Protocol, which came into force in 2005 following Russia's ratification.
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Under the deal, which came into force in October, world powers agreed to drop crippling multilateral economic sanctions against Iran in exchange for measures designed to ensure that it cannot develop nuclear weapons.
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Before the new law came into force in October 2018, Statistics Canada started to estimate prices and the size of the illicit market, and to carry out quarterly surveys of Canadians' cannabis usage.
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The measures, which include the closure of some sintering plants and output curbs on coke and cement factories, came into force on July 13 and were due to last until noon on Wednesday.
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The investigations largely centered around whether Facebook or its subsidiaries violated the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation, which came into force last May and is generally stricter than U.S. data privacy law.
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A 5.9 percent hike in the power prices of state-controlled utility EDF - the highest increase in years - came into force on Saturday, after the government earlier postponed it due to the protests.
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The ceasefire, the second between Israel and Gaza's dominant Hamas Islamists to be brokered by Egypt this year after a previous day-long flare-up in May, came into force late on Saturday.
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According to the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative, American exports to Canada have increased 165 percent since 1993, the year before Nafta came into force, and imports from Canada rose 150 percent.
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The publication of a draft decree Saturday afternoon by a newspaper revealing the forthcoming, wider quarantine measures prompted panic among residents trying to get out before the restrictions came into force after midnight.
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Oil prices weakened on Monday after new import tariffs imposed by the United States and China came into force, raising concerns about a further hit to global economic growth and demand for crude.
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Despite the lack of a regulatory mandate forcing single-name CDS into clearing, volumes have jumped in response to uncleared margin rules that came into force for the largest financial institutions in September.
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But the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, a treaty that came into force in 1976, prohibits a country from passing laws that discriminate on the basis of religion or national origin.
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Dalian Commodity corn futures for delivery in January have jumped by 13 percent from one-year lows at end-September, in part due to delays in shipments after the new rules came into force.
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The regulator instead published details of all short trades reported in thew Netherlands since the new rules came into force, meaning hundreds of previously non-public trades were briefly released into the public domain.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - A landmark European privacy law is making waves worldwide a year after it came into force, fundamentally changing the way data are handled as Facebook, Apple and Google face increasingly frequent complaints.
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Europe's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which came into force in May 2018, gave users the legal entitlement to control how much of their information tech giants like Facebook, Apple and Google can store.
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In Italy the government launched a campaign this year to encourage fathers to use their entitlement, and in Austria a new law came into force in March which rewards parents for sharing leave equally.
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For example, random alcohol and drug testing rules came into force in Germany already last year in response to Germanwings, while psychological assessments have been parts of Lufthansa's selection and recruitment process for years.
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The campaign to block the association agreement began last summer when GeenPeil, a Eurosceptic social-media group, selected the issue as a test of the referendum law, which came into force on July 1st.
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"A miracle that is now fragile," said Staffan de Mistura, the UN envoy to Syria, on the partial ceasefire that had brought a degree of calm since it came into force on February 27th.
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The problem is that many OPEC and non-OPEC countries ramped up production during the second half of 24, especially during the final three months of the year before the agreement came into force.
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Fifteen years in the making, the Solvency II regulations came into force in Europe in January 2016 with the aim of ensuring that companies have enough capital to cover underwriting, investment and operational risk.
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A decree that came into force on Tuesday authorized the Treasury to provide guarantees on up to 3 billion euros in new bonds to be issued by Banca Carige by the end of June.
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The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said there had been a reduction in fighting across Syria since the deal came into force, but warned it was too early to say whether it would last.
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Going against the Advisory Council's advice, as is their wont, the government did include NOS in the list of newly controlled substances when the Psychoactive Substances Act came into force in May of 2016.
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Under wide-ranging emergency legislation which came into force on Thursday, UK police officers can impose fines of £6o for breaching the lockdown, which will be reduced to £30 if paid within two weeks.
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TIRANA (Reuters) - Albanians began life under a 16-hour daily curfew on Monday, as tough measures came into force to limit the spread of the coronavirus that has killed four people and infected 104.
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Its appointment, which came into force on Tuesday, comes as Zimbabwe is in an economic crisis, with triple-digit inflation, daily power cuts and a severe drought piling pressure on President Emmerson Mnangagwa's government.
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TIRANA (Reuters) - Albanians began life under a 16-hour daily curfew on Monday, as tough measures came into force to limit the spread of the coronavirus that has killed four people and infected 104.
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This is the earliest date that the United States can submit a written notice to the United Nations that it is withdrawing from the Paris deal — exactly three years after it came into force.
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Some of the Russian athletes who tested positive for the drug have said that they stopped taking it before the ban came into force, but that it still showed up in tests months later.
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Kagan noted that Congress gave the attorney general some discretion on the law's applicability to pre-Sorna offenders so he could delay it if there were transition issues as the law came into force.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - A landmark 11-country trade deal, a revamped version of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), came into force on Sunday with New Zealand's trade minister hailing the opportunities it presented for exporters.
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Arguably, Italy should have sorted out its mess sooner, before Europe's stricter bail-out rules came into force; but it has spent a pittance compared with what other countries shelled out after the financial crisis.
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The existing deal came into force on January 1, 2017, and envisaged global oil producers reducing their combined output by 1.8 million barrels per day (bpd) to cut bloated stockpiles and prop up oil prices.
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Since the FCTC came into force, it has persuaded dozens of nations to boost taxes on tobacco products, pass laws banning smoking in public places and increase the size of health warnings on cigarette packs.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - An air transport deal between Mexico and the United States that aims to boost competition in the passenger and freight sectors came into force on Sunday, Mexico's Communications and Transport Ministry said.
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Colonel Vitaly Arastamyan, a deputy chief of military headquarters for the breakway administration, said that after the ceasefire came into force his forces were fired at periodically, but not as intensively as in previous days.
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From 2005, when the act came into force, I used a series of targeted FOI requests under the new act to persuade the Ministry of Defence to make their UFO material available for academic researchers.
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The crossing is far more dangerous than that between Turkey and Greece, which was the busiest sea route until a deal to curb flows between the European Union and Turkey came into force in March.
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The EU, meanwhile, has been busy doing actual trade deals: its pact with Japan came into force in February and last month it reached agreements with Mercosur, a big Latin American trade club, and Vietnam.
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The strikes occurred despite the declaration of a ceasefire that supposedly came into force on February 27th, and in the face of unconvincing Syrian and Russian claims that their bombs are aimed only at extremists.
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Amended legislation which came into force at the start of 13 gave authorities more power to punish firms and officials responsible for violations, including falsifying data, subjecting them to unlimited fines and threats of closure.
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France said there were reports of attacks on opposition forces in breach of the deal, which came into force on Saturday, and countries backing the Syrian peace process met to try to clarify the situation.
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Loan applications in the industry had fallen by 17 percent immediately the law came into force, while disbursement of approved loans in the industry declined by a third, the survey by the bank lobby found.
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Buhari has so far refused to join the trade zone, which came into force last month and is meant to eliminate most tariffs to create a single market with free movement of goods and services.
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Fellow villager Ashok Salunkhe said he had stopped transporting vegetables to Mumbai in his small vehicle because he was fed up with the numerous check-points and police harassment since the lockdown came into force.
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The FIA European Principal Traders Association (EPTA) said the FCA review was done before MiFID II came into force, adding that as members trade their own money, they have a strong focus on risk management.
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The two Indian nationals were convicted for exploiting three Bangladeshi women they recruited to dance at nightclubs they ran in Singapore, a first under the country's anti-trafficking law that came into force in 2015.
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The pact, which came into force three weeks ago, aims to help end the chaotic arrival of migrants and refugees on the Greek islands, many fleeing war and poverty in the Middle East and Africa.
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The Modern Slavery Act - which came into force in Britain in 2015 - increased maximum jail terms for traffickers from 14 years to life and brought in measures to protect people feared at risk of being enslaved.
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When a Russian serviceman dies in combat, his family receives a one-time compensation of 2232,2013,2306 rubles ($44,700) and monthly payments of 14,000 rubles ($209), according to federal law 306, which came into force in 18.
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As Europe's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) came into force in May 2018, bringing in a tough new regime of fines for non-compliance, websites responded by popping up legal disclaimers which signpost visitor tracking activities.
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A cyber-security law that came into force in June requires foreign firms to store data they collect on Chinese customers within the country's borders; outsiders cannot use Chinese data to offer services to third parties.
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The settlement of the dispute at the WTO, which began in 210, was facilitated by a liberalization of trade under the EU/Canada Comprehensive Economic and Free Trade Agreement (CETA) which came into force on Sept.
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Now the government's hands are tied, because under tougher European rules that came into force this year any rescue of weaker banks would wipe out shareholders and impose losses on creditors and perhaps even large depositors.
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Mr Trump labelled the deal "almost as bad as NAFTA" (the North American Free Trade Agreement, which came into force in 1994 and which he sees as the worst thing ever to happen to American manufacturing).
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Yet despite the deterrent effect hoped for from the accord, migrants have arrived on Greek islands since the deportation scheme came into force on Sunday, raising the prospect of more negotiations between the EU and Turkey.
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France's CNIL agency said today that it's received 267,224 complaints since May 2500, when GDPR came into force, up from 23,294 complaints over the same period last year — which it notes was already a record year.
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Instead, the Investigatory Powers Act, which came into force in November, forced tech firms to help law enforcement agencies bypass encryption, when possible, and keep records of sites their customers visit, updating decades-old surveillance laws.
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The EU's tough new data protection framework, GDPR, only came into force this May — so the Cambridge Analytica breach is being handled under the bloc's prior data protection framework, comprising a patchwork of Member State laws.
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Negotiations have been going on for more than six years to update the treaty, which came into force in 2004 and governs access to 64 crops and forage plants judged as key to feeding the world.
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Iran has a lengthy history of testing the U.S. and our allies, and it was clear throughout the nuclear negotiations that Iran would continue to test the international community's resolve after the deal came into force.
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S. Privacy Shield, recently came into force, but it is facing legal challenges as privacy campaigners remain concerned that data held in Europe could be improperly read by government agencies when moved to the United States.
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The ministry has developed a reputation globally as a tough regulator, but it has only blocked two transactions since China's antimonopoly law came into force in 2008, compared with 1,447 unconditional clearances, Norton Rose data shows.
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Pompeo briefed Trump on the main stumbling block left surrounding the deal — the so-called "sunset clause," which starts lifting limitations from the Iran nuclear program after 10 years from the day it came into force.
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The presidents of Russia and Turkey on Thursday announced what they said was a deal to halt fighting in the Syrian region of Idlib, starting with a cease-fire that came into force early this morning.
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Under the new legislation, which came into force on July 13, company owners who "unfairly demote or dismiss" workers who allege harassment can be imprisoned for three years or fined up to 21 million won ($21,2212.6600).
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The European Union's Non-Financial Reporting Directive came into force in 2018 and requires companies to disclose how they manage a range of social and environmental challenges, but stops short of specifying what companies should report.
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This despite Ireland having a large number of open cross-border investigations into the data practices of platform and adtech giants, some of which originated from complaints filed right at the moment GDPR came into force.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The U.S.-China trade war dented European stocks on Monday after tariffs from the world's biggest economies came into force and China canceled planned talks, triggering new fears of a protracted, costly trade dispute.
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The pair struck a deal last year for Macedonia to be re-named North Macedonia - satisfying Greece's longstanding complaint over an implied claim to its province also called Macedonia - and the change came into force in January.
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Apple said in a statement after the verdict last month that it would pull iPhone 7 and 8 models from its own 15 retail stores in Germany during an appeal process once the order came into force.
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A Reuters analysis of analysts by exchange and individual stock in London, Paris, Frankurt and Madrid reveals the scale of the cuts one year since the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive II (MiFID II) came into force.
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The desert territory, which is rich in phosphate, has been at a diplomatic impasse for more than 20 years since the U.N.-sponsored ceasefire came into force on the understanding a referendum would be held on independence.
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New rules came into force in March 2018 to help customers that have, over a period of 18 months, paid more in interest, fees and charges than they have repaid on the principal balance on their card.
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But the figure was calculated using the UK's outdated 1998 Data Protection Act, and regulators say it would have been "significantly higher" under the EU's new GDPR regulations, which came into force in the UK in May.
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But there were signs that tighter mortgage rules that came into force at the start of 2018 brought buyers off the sidelines, with the raw index for Toronto prices up 0.1 percent in December, the report said.
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"Businesses, who may not have had this on their radar (since the legislation came into force back in 2015), will be scrambling to comply," said Imran Ahmad, a partner focused on cyber security at Miller Thomson LLP.
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Most agreements were listed as "engagement ongoing" but the EU's Economic Partnership Agreement with Japan, which came into force at the start of this month, was marked with "We will not transition this agreement for exit day".
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Its investigation will look into whether the contractual arrangements between the U.S. company and EU institutions to process personal data are "fully compliant" with the new General Data Protection Rules (GDPR) that came into force last year.
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WARSAW (Reuters) - A long-running dispute between Poland and the European Union over democratic values escalated on Wednesday when new legislation came into force that requires about a third of judges at the Supreme Court to retire.
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The election will be held over seven stages from April 11 in what will be the world's biggest democratic exercise, the Election Commission said on Sunday, when a code of conduct over election campaigning came into force.
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Yet progress has still been modest since the Paris deal agreed by almost 200 nations came into force in November last year, aiming to limit global warming to 2 degrees Celsius (3.6 Fahrenheit) above pre-industrial times.
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American manufacturing employment remained fairly stable in the years after Nafta came into force in 1994, plummeting only after China entered the World Trade Organization in 2001 and gained consistent access to markets in the United States.
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An updated pan-EU privacy framework, GDPR, which came into force after the Cambridge Analytica-related data misuse occurred, has also massively upgraded the maximum possible fines that European data watchdogs can hand down for privacy violations.
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The European Union's biggest shake-up of data privacy laws in more than two decades came into force a year ago, giving people more control over their online information and authorities the power to impose hefty fines.
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Over the past nine years it has accepted just 187 people from the entire continent of Africa—fewer than arrived in the single year before the policy came into force, according to Murdoch Stephens of Massey University.
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AMMAN (Reuters) - Russia and its allies halted air strikes in Syria's Idlib region on Sunday as a ceasefire agreed with Turkey came into force, residents, rebels and respondents said, although few were optimistic the truce would hold.
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The Ukrainian military said rebels had opened fire on Ukrainian positions four times since the truce came into force, while separatist officials also accused the Ukrainian side of not fully respecting the truce, separatist website DAN reported.
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The Chamber, the most influential U.S. business lobby, wants NAFTA to be renegotiated as a tri-lateral agreement, citing how highly integrated the three member nations' economies have become since the pact came into force in 1994.
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The new law came into force on New Year's Day, and dining establishments serving more than 150 covers a day are now required to provide doggy bags or a take-away box if a customer asks for one.
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The partial truce, drawn up by Washington and Moscow, came into force a week ago and has slowed the pace of the war, although it does not include Islamic State militants or the al Qaeda-linked Nusra Front.
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Under rules that came into force in January 2016, equity, bonds (both senior and junior) and deposits over €100,000 must take losses, to the value of 123% of total liabilities, before public money is injected into a bank.
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A wonkish sort, he spreads out charts at PAN headquarters showing how American manufacturing jobs were stable for years after NAFTA came into force in 1994, only to collapse after China joined the World Trade Organisation in 2001.
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"Even if we reach a deal over the week-end it would not be decisive... (the bad bank) should have been done before the new rules came into force," Renzi told Italian state broadcaster RAI Uno on Thursday.
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The accord, which came into force on Monday, aims to stem an uncontrolled influx into the European Union of people fleeing war and poverty in the Middle East and beyond, after more than 1 million arrived last year.
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The view of Advocate General Yves Bot, if backed by the court, would be a major relief for proponents of the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA), which came into force on a provisional basis in September 2017.
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The committee will assess progress made since the law came into force and what more remains to be done after government reports said police responses to modern slavery, Home Office oversight and support for victims needed to improve.
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A former banking supervisor, more recently he has been overseeing the introduction of new European Union insurance capital rules known as Solvency II that came into force in January, the PRA's biggest single task in the past year.
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"In some of these cases the conduct took place on the day after the Code of Practice came into force or shortly thereafter," the annual report, which scrutinises UK public bodies' interception and acquisition of communications data, reads.
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration, which announced the regulations in May, will allow e-cigarette devices introduced before the regulations came into force to be sold for up to three years while companies apply and await regulatory review.
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An overhaul of transport legislation came into force on July 1, removing a cap on the number of taxi licenses the government issues in a year and fare restrictions, while creating a legal framework for apps such as Uber.
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Speaking to CNBC's Eunice Yoon, Yeung described how technology consumers were starting to want more protection for their data from large-scale platforms, namechecking the EU's new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) — which came into force earlier this year.
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New rules from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) that came into force Monday have brought e-cigarettes, hookah tobacco and cigars in line alongside cigarettes, meaning they can't be sold to anyone under the age of 18.
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It will now be up to the Irish DPC to investigate Windows 10, adding to its already hefty stack of open files on multiple tech giants' cross-border data processing activities since the GDPR came into force last May.
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Measures making it easier to revoke the concession came into force late in December as part of a broader decree that must be ratified by Italy's two houses of parliament by the end of February or it will expire.
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Some consumers and businesses sought to avoid paying an increase in excise duty which came into force from April 1 for the most polluting vehicles, the SMMT said, adding it expected demand to fall in the next few months.
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A report by the lead data watchdog for a large number of tech giants operating in Europe shows a significant increase in privacy complaints and data breach notifications since the region's updated privacy framework came into force last May.
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"Turkey's forcible return of around 30 Afghan asylum seekers just hours after the European Union-Turkey refugee deal came into force shows that implementing the deal would risk refugees' lives from the word go," the human rights group said.
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Some of the biggest names in the world have been turned away from Sydney nightlife venues due to the city's strict lockout laws, which came into force in 2014, and prevent people entering licensed premises after 1:30 a.m.
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The cap came into force in January 2015 after concern among lawmakers and the Church of England about the impact very high interest rates have on vulnerable people taking out short-term loans to tide them over until payday.
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New rules in the European Union's revised Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (Mifid II), an overhaul of the region's trading rulebook that came into force this month, require asset managers to pay for research out of their own pocket.
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Another change, allowing the president to be a member of a political party, came into force this month when Erdogan rejoined the AK Party and he is set to regain the party leadership at a special congress on Sunday.
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The trade commission's report has been kept under wraps and will be used by U.S. lawmakers to help decide whether to support USMCA, which would replace the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) that came into force in 1994.
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China said it would impose higher tariffs on most U.S. imports on a revised $2.13 billion target list, chilling risk appetite world over as it hit back at a tariff hike by Washington which came into force on Friday.
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Demand in March was at a record high as individuals and businesses in Europe's second biggest autos market sought to avoid paying an increase in excise duty that came into force from April 1 for the most polluting vehicles.
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A Wildlife Protection Law came into force in 1989 and was updated in July, but it allows the capture and breeding of wild animals for commercial purposes and permits the use of wild animals for public displays and performances.
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Italy failed to help its banks before strict rules limiting state aid to lenders came into force last year and its banks have struggled to offload bad debts as they can only sell at a loss, burning through capital.
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The changes, which came into force in April, mean that new drugs costing the National Health Service (NHS) more than 20 million pounds ($25.7 million) a year will no longer be funded automatically, even if they are cost-effective.
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The pay disclosures focus on banks' senior executives and 'material risk takers', and show how an EU rule that came into force in 2014 capping variable or bonus pay at 200 percent of fixed pay has cut fat bonuses.
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The 21-day lockdown came into force at midnight and restricts people to their homes as the country battles the virus that has recorded its first two death and more than 1,000 confirmed cases in Africa's most industrialised economy.
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A decree allowing the government to set up a new company to take control of the loss-making airline came into force on Tuesday night as part of urgent measures to tackle the crisis triggered by the coronavirus outbreak.
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We're almost at one-year since PROMESA came into force, and Puerto Rico remains far away from meeting the goals of achieving economic growth, returning to the capital markets and good faith negotiations as required by that federal law.
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The Pyongyang University of Science and Technology (PUST) is now scrambling to recruit teachers from outside the U.S. after the state department banned U.S. citizens from traveling to North Korea in July, restrictions that came into force in September.
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That all important piece of the compliance puzzle remains to be seen, given we're only in the first months after GDPR came into force — when regulators are likely allowing organizations a bit of time to get their compliance ducks in order.
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Hoping to coax more slaves out of hiding, Scottish police chiefs are training officers to spot the crime, working with charities to help survivors during investigations and pushing prosecutors to utilize a new law that came into force in 2016.
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GENEVA, Jan 23 (Reuters) - A World Trade Organization agreement allowing poor countries to import generic medicines came into force on Monday, WTO Director General Roberto Azevedo told Reuters, after the deal reached the required two-thirds support of WTO members.
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The provision came into force in December last year as the former Soviet republic swore in a new president - though there has been a de-facto ban on foreigners buying farmland since 2017, when the government imposed a moratorium on purchases.
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The reason is peace between Eritrea and Ethiopia, which came into force in July, nearly two decades after war broke out in 1998 (and 18 years after the signing of a peace deal in 2000 that was then ignored by Ethiopia).
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Under the EU's new General Data Protection Regulation, which came into force in May, BA could face a fine of up to 4% of its revenues if it is determined that it did not do enough to protect customer information.
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France, though, said it had information about fresh attacks on zones held by moderate rebels, and called for an immediate meeting of the Syria task force to address breaches of the cessation of hostilities that came into force on Friday.
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Under the Privacy Shield agreement that came into force in August, the United States agreed to limit the collection of and access to Europeans' data stored on U.S. servers because of EU concerns about data privacy and mass U.S. surveillance.
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Toronto home sales tumbled in 2017 in the wake of the Ontario rules, though the pace of sales picked up near the end of the year ahead of tighter mortgage rules that came into force at the start of 2018.
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Under that Privacy Shield agreement that came into force in August, the United States agreed to limit the collection of and access to Europeans' data stored on U.S. servers because of EU concerns about data privacy and mass U.S. surveillance.
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European-level laws on money-laundering, and new rules such as MiFID 2, an EU directive for financial firms that came into force this year, also shape new habits, for example by making firms publish who gets paid for what services.
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The Banking Recovery and Resolution Directive (BRRD), that came into force earlier this year - requires an 8 percent bail-in of a bank's creditors, including very large foreign banks and hedge funds — be applied before taxpayers get put on the hook.
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A few days after new rules came into force in Britain that ban "harmful gender stereotypes" in advertising, a women's sex-toy startup in New York launched a lawsuit against the city's transport authority for refusing to carry its ads.
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Demand in March was boosted to a record high as individuals and businesses in Europe's second biggest autos market sought to avoid paying an increase in excise duty that came into force from April 1 for the most polluting vehicles.
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As an example of the costs for airports, when new European Union rules on explosive trace detection on passengers and hand luggage came into force in 2015, Brussels Airport said it had invested 1.5 million euros into equipment for the checks.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The European Union's biggest shake-up of data privacy laws in more than two decades came into force a year ago, giving people more control over their online information and authorities the power to impose hefty fines.
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Created only two years after the US Constitution came into force, it too was heavily influenced by principles of the Enlightenment, and incorporated ideas like bicameral legislatures and the freedom to practice any religion that are normal features of today's democracies.
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In a letter to the European Commission president dated April 12, Nord Stream 2 asked for assurances by May 13 that it would be exempt from the rules, arguing investments in the pipeline were made before they came into force.
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Since the regulations came into force in 2016, shareholders have been all but wiped out in all bank collapses, including Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena and two smaller north-eastern banks that Italian authorities intervened to save in 2017.
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Although many countries have nuclear programs and at least eight possessed nuclear weapons when the nuclear deal with Iran came into force, it is so different that Tehran was singled out for sanctions by the UN, EU, and the USA. Why?
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Alcoholic beverages have been exempted from EU labeling rules that came into force in December 2014 for all other food and drinks, but the European Commission called on the sector to come up with a proposal this year to regulate itself.
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Britain's sugar tax on soft drinks came into force in April in an effort to tackle childhood obesity, and some officials are toying with the idea of putting levies on products with high salt and fat content to boost the strategy.
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It does already have a large number of open investigations on its desk into Facebook and Facebook-owned businesses since GDPR's one-stop mechanism came into force — including one into a major token security breach last year, and many, many more.
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The mood lifted the Australian dollar to a six-week high of $0.6875 and the pound also hit a six-week high of $1.2385 as a British law blocking a no-deal exit from the European Union came into force.
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The law, which came into force on Monday, specifies the exact wording of the letter that Johnson has to send to the EU, but it does not exclude the possibility of sending a second letter setting out a different position.
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Terna said in a statement that it had put back its AGM scheduled for April 24 to a date yet to be decided but within a 180-day deadline set by a government decree that came into force on Tuesday.
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Mr. Pompeo spoke to an audience filled with automotive executives uneasy about President Trump's threats to tear up the North American Free Trade Agreement, which has been the organizing principle of the industry since the pact came into force in 1994.
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Of 2186 offshore shell companies identified by Reuters, 22 would typically have been required to have published the beneficial ownership information by now because their reporting dates fell in the weeks since July 1, when the rules came into force.
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However, the use of personal data is now subject to the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) law, which came into force on May 25, and requires businesses to be much clearer about the information they hold on people.
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When London missed the binding air quality EU limits that came into force in 2010, it was largely due to diesel vehicles, Mr Fuller says, because they emitted higher levels of nitrogen dioxide in the real world than in lab tests.
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New impurity limits - set at 1 percent for nonferrous metal, and at 0.5 percent for paper, plastics and ferrous metal - were announced by China last year and had already impacted shipments but only officially came into force on March 1.
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The company has not been directly affected by Japan's temporary increase in tariff on frozen beef from the United States and some other countries that came into force in this month as it sources almost all its beef from Australia.
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All of the main Italian banks have said in publishing full-year results they would book fresh writedowns in the first quarter as a new accounting principle came into force requiring lenders to book expected, and no longer actual, losses.
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Many such as Mr Gertler have been targeted under the Global Magnitsky Act, which came into force in 2016 and allows America to impose sanctions on people even from countries on which there is no national sanctions programme in place.
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Parker said the changes would need to be made before the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans Pacific Partnership came into force this year so that the New Zealand government did not permanently lose the rights to police forestry rights.
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NEW DELHI — As India's new citizenship law seeks to create a stratified citizenship based on religion, a large number of Indians opposing it are emerging as a people of one book, the country's Constitution, which came into force on Jan.
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Iran has dismantled a huge portion of its nuclear program and given international inspectors wide latitude to make sure it isn't cheating; the country is significantly further from a nuclear weapon than it was when the deal came into force.
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It was the highest daily rate since October, before the winter heating season started in November when strict output curbs came into force, and the fastest pace for the first two months of the year on Reuters' records going back to 2015.
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Trading on the world's oldest and largest metals exchange has to adhere to the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive II, which came into force in January 2018, with one requirement being that all price quotes and trades are known to the market.
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Europe's General Data Protection Regulation, which came into force last May, tightens the rules around consent as a legal basis for processing personal data — requiring it to be specific, informed and freely given in order for it to be valid under the law.
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This is the biggest GDPR fine yet to be issued by a European regulator and the first time one of the tech giants has been found to fall foul of the tough new regulations that came into force in May last year.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - A global agreement to boost trade by cutting red tape and streamlining border checks came into force on Wednesday, promising a 0.5 percent lift to the world economy by 2030 even as it faces renewed protectionism from the United States.
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Requests remain fairly rare—only 218 people requested prescriptions in Oregon in 2017 and 111 people ended their lives in California in the first six months after the law came into force—so some doctors might not think the extra bureaucracy worth it.
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The cap on default electricity and gas bills - a flagship policy of British Prime Minister Theresa May to end what she called "rip-off" prices - came into force in January to set a maximum price suppliers can charge consumers on certain tariffs.
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The desert territory, which is rich in phosphate, has been at a diplomatic impasse for more than 20 years since a U.N.-sponsored ceasefire came into force between the Polisario and Morocco on the understanding a referendum would be held on independence.
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"Since it came into force on 28 March, new asylum-seekers, including children, are detained in shipping containers surrounded by high razor fences at the border for the entire length of their asylum procedures," the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) said.
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A cap on default electricity and gas bills - a flagship policy of British Prime Minister Theresa May to end what she called "rip-off" prices - came into force in January to set a maximum price suppliers can charge consumers on certain tariffs.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - A nationwide ceasefire in Syria, brokered by Russia and Turkey, which back opposing sides in the conflict, came into force at midnight on Friday, local time, (2200 GMT on Thursday) in the latest attempt to end nearly six years of bloodshed.
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The accord, which came into force on Monday, aims to help end a chaotic influx into the European Union of migrants and refugees, most fleeing war and poverty in the Middle East and beyond, after more than 1 million arrived last year.
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Another European data protection agency has reported a sharp rise in the numbers of complaints since the EU updated its privacy framework four months ago, when GDPR came into force, updating regional data protection rules and introducing much higher penalties for privacy violations.
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"You know, before 2014 [when Obamacare came into force], if you were born with congenital heart disease like my son was, there was a good chance you wouldn't be able to get health insurance because you had a pre-existing condition," he said.
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In doing so it will take advantage of the new IFRS9 accounting rule which came into force in January and for a time allows lenders to avoid booking losses stemming from it in their income statement though capital would still be impacted.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - A three-month state of emergency in Turkey, which authorities say will enable them to take swift, effective action against those responsible for last week's failed military coup, came into force on Thursday after it was published in the Official Gazette.
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On March 23rd, three days after the EU deal came into force, Amnesty International, a human-rights watchdog, reported that around 30 Afghans had been forcibly removed from Turkey and sent back to Kabul, without their applications for asylum being properly processed.
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But a large chunk of the first wave of complaints have been focused on consent, according to Europe's data protection supervisor, who also told us in October that more than 42,000 complaints had been lodged in total since the regulation came into force.
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A number of these provisions, or similar ones, came into force in November 2015 when President François Hollande put in place a state of emergency after terrorist attacks in and near Paris killed 130 people, including 90 at the Bataclan concert hall.
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The stricter measures came into force after good weather at the weekend prompted thousands of people to head to open spaces like national parks and beaches across the U.K., in many cases creating crowds that contravened government guidelines to maintain social distancing.
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I remember giving a presentation in the early 2000s, listing the company names and corporate scandals that gave rise to the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 85033, which came into force a few years later seeking to protect investors from companies' fraudulent accounting practices.
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"It would be a sad outcome for the training of students from the region, for academic research in Hungary, and for our own cooperation with Hungarian academics, if the proposed legislation came into force," the letter read, as reported by the Associated Press.
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Related: The Number of Migrants Arriving in Greece Has Plummeted The crossing is far more dangerous than that between Turkey and Greece, which was the busiest sea route until a deal to curb flows between the European Union and Turkey came into force in March.
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The Port State Measures Agreement, which came into force in 2016, means that if such monitoring leads a country to suspect that a foreign vessel is doing something dodgy, it does not have to go out and inspect it in order to take action.
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The privacy policy for the app was subsequently changed to point to the Conservative Party's own privacy policy — with the change of privacy policy taking place just before a tough new EU-wide data protection framework, GDPR, came into force on May 25 this year.
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So this week Yichang officials snapped on the lights again, issuing another public letter — this one to local party members and civil servants — urging them to fulfill their duty and procreate for China's new two-child policy, which came into force nationwide on Jan. 1.
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The measure - intended to bolster market integration from Pacific Alliance nations - was included in the new tax reform that came into force in January, but had yet been announced to the market, David Salamanca, director of financial regulation at the Ministry Of Finance, told Reuters.
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Since January, when the reform came into force, they have taken to releasing convoluted spreadsheets with theoretical list prices for thousands of procedures, all couched in impenetrable medical jargon—transparent in theory but "useless" in practice, says George Nation of Lehigh University in Pennsylvania.
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The IDMC report was launched in collaboration with the African Union in December to coincide with the anniversary of the Kampala Convention, a joint effort by a number of African governments to work towards the protection of internally displaced people which came into force in 2012.
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"US human rights organizations were very vocal against the court ruling in 2013, and were very vocal in documenting some of the problems, particularly as it came into force in 2015," Michele Wucker, author of Why the Cocks Fight: Dominicans, Haitians, and the Struggle for Hispaniola, said.
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The updated data protection framework did beef up protections for children's personal data in Europe — introducing a new provision setting a 16-year-old age limit on kids' ability to consent to their data being processed when it came into force on May 25, for example.
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Four days into the American and Russian sponsored "cessation of hostilities" agreement that came into force on February 27th, Staffan de Mistura, the UN special envoy to Syria, said he was expecting the warring parties to return to the negotiating table in Geneva on March 9th.
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"The chances of that are good because since April, since the EU-Turkey deal came into force, the number of refugees has gone down so drastically that hardly anyone is coming to Germany any more and that means this dispute about caps might resolve itself," he said.
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Last month data from the UK's Information Commissioner's Office also showed a big rise in privacy complaints since the new regulation came into force, with 6,281 filed between May 5003 and July 3 — more than double the 2,417 complaints lodged during the same period a year earlier.
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When the statute came into force in 2002, then-President George W. Bush effectively withdrew the U.S. signature, notifying the U.N. secretary-general that the United States no longer intended to ratify the treaty and did not recognize any obligation it had under the Rome Statute.
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The BRRD-Umsetzungsgesetz which requires 'bail in' of creditors in banks under resolution before an insolvent bank can be recapitalised with state funds came into force on 1 January 2015 and the Single Resolution Mechanism (SRM) providing resolution tools and mechanisms started on 1 January 443.
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Meanwhile, rival bankers in London were surprised that Deutsche was able to execute the bonds in the way it did without breaching the European Union's Market Abuse Regulation, which came into force over the summer and applies to all issuers with securities listed on an EU exchange.
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The state has a special waiver under the 202030 Clean Air Act empowering it to enforce stronger air pollution standards than those set by the federal government, a holdover from California's history of setting its own air pollution regulations before the federal rules came into force.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China imported no iron ore, lead or coal from North Korea in October as new sanctions against the isolated nation came into force, while the world's second-largest economy did not export any diesel, gasoline or corn to the country, data showed on Friday.
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Publicans tied to Britain's big pub companies, such as Enterprise Inn and Punch Tavern, were given greater powers to challenge rent prices and have a new independent adjudicator to turn to in disputes under a new pubs code that came into force on July 21, 2016.
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Mitsubishi analyst Jonathan Butler said the metal had benefited from strong Chinese demand as new emissions legislation came into force "China moved onto Euro V equivalent (emissions standards) nationwide last year, and that meant an uplift in loadings of both rhodium and palladium across the vehicle fleet," he said.
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The first court hearing took place in 2015, just days after Britain's Modern Slavery Act came into force, aimed at cracking down on traffickers and cleaning up corporate supply chains.. The group were trafficked into Britain in 2008 and employed by DJ Houghton to catch birds in chicken houses.
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Inspired by the rise of fake news and a report suggesting that only a minority of illegal posts on social media were being removed within a day (and just 1% or so on Twitter), the law cleared the Bundestag last June and came into force on January 1st.
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In 1995, only nine years after the moratorium came into force, the management of the Alaskan black-cod fishery was changed from a free-for-all that lasted ten days a year to a quota system in which boats had an 8½ month season to catch their allotment.
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The threat of stiff tariffs on South Korean steel imports and of withdrawal from KORUS, a trade deal between America and South Korea that came into force in 2012, speedily secured changes to that deal desired by the Trump administration and announced by South Korea's government on March 26th.
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The company is a signatory to the EU-US Privacy Shield framework; a mechanism which came into force in mid 2016 — replacing the invalidated Safe Harbor arrangement which had stood for 15 years — intended to simplify the process of authorizing transfers of EU citizens' personal data across the Atlantic.
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Britain's sugar tax levy, which came into force in April, has two thresholds - one of 18 pence per litre on soft drinks with more than 5 grams of sugar per 100 ml and another of 24 pence per litre on those with more than 8 grams per 100 ml.
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