Central Government Support The central government continues to provide financial support to autonomous communities.
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Central Government Support The central government introduced further measures to ease the debt burden of autonomous communities, including zero interest loans in 2015.
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Central Government Support The region had received a total of EUR8.8bn through state liquidity mechanisms at end-2015, illustrating strong support from the central government.
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Focusing too much on the central government, such as it is, or the other central government of Haftar, such as he would have it, will not work.
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The central government can still mobilize a vast network of supporters in Hong Kong, including civil servants and business people beholden to the central government, economically or politically.
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The city has a supportive relationship with the central government and endorsement of Barcelona's institutional framework, including financial and debt monitoring, is an exclusive responsibility of the central government.
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Central Government Support The region held EUR22.5 billion in debt from state liquidity mechanisms at end-2016, close to 103% of its total debt, illustrating strong support from the central government.
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Central Government Support The region held EUR22.5 billion in debt from state liquidity mechanisms at end-2016, close to 70% of its total debt, illustrating strong support from the central government.
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The departments and central government are discussing changes to the system for funding social benefits, including the mix between department and central government spending, to try to ease the departments' budget pressures.
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China's central government has a tight rein on Macau affairs.
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Nobody from the central government came to clear the roads.
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Poor provinces increasingly depend on support from the central government.
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The central government also gives extra money to poorer provinces.
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Central government debt repayments are set to peak in 2019.
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It's not hard to imagine the central government blocking them.
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The central government ruled that the villas were built illegally.
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The central government lost control over much of the country.
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Residents of all three areas feel neglected by central government.
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We expect there'll be some funding from the central government.
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I can imagine central government policies supporting electrification and automation.
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Guatemala's central government fiscal deficit is low relative to peers.
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Much depends on how the central government in Madrid responds.
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Tehran holds significant influence over Iraq's central government in Baghdad.
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The vote was subsequently declared illegitimate by Iraq's central government.
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A day later the central government also put it starkly.
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Beijing should remove its central government staff from Hong Kong.
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Other than the soldiers' salaries, the central government provides little.
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The central government in Madrid called the election for Dec.
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It is not part of Puerto Rico's central government budget.
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Jincheng has done particularly poorly, according to the central government.
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Paytm's strategy dovetails with the goals of India's central government.
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The central government sees bitcoin as a source of risk.
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"The central government will never sit idly by," she said.
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To wit: The central government is going to decree it.
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Central Government Support The regional government held EUR1.9 billion in debt from state liquidity mechanisms at end-103 (a high 73% of its total outstanding direct debt), illustrating strong support from the central government.
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"Our policy was to create a strong central government which was idiotic because Afghanistan does not have a history of a strong central government," a former State Department official told government interviewers four years ago.
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In 1996, Thailand's central-government debt was under 5% of GDP.
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It's a defeat for her, and leaves the central government embarrassed.
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The protests have been condemned by the central government in Beijing.
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It's home to many central government offices and global branded companies.
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In most cases the central government collects taxes on their behalf.
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Demands from the central government in Jakarta, meanwhile, baffle local bureaucrats.
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The central government will probably make life tricky for Mr Imamoglu.
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Central government representatives strongly backed the bill after it was introduced.
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The central government maintained uneasy control over Kirkuk until June 2014.
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"The central government does not really think about us," says one.
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Regions would lose some decision-making powers to bolster central government.
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These cracks in American institutional foundations enabled central government to swell.
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ONLY one city in Britain has its own central-government minister.
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But the central government faces strong resistance from many local governments.
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New federal states have devolved power from the weak central government.
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"Central government is still trying to monopolize the sector," Atallah said.
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And once central government adopts a thing, they really do it.
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This year there will be no central government mandate on cutbacks.
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The councils are lobbying the central government to change the law.
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First, only the central government is currently authorized to conduct tests.
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The central government dispatched a team led by the transportation minister.
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But the central government in Bogotá bears much of the blame.
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The central government gave him until Thursday to clarify his position.
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The central government, once it stepped in, has been more decisive.
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Many are calling on the central government in Beijing to intervene.
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Official statements from the central government do not shine much light.
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A: The central government or the top leaders would do so.
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China's central government does not want anything to mar the Oct.
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But the central government in Kabul remains in a precarious position.
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And money is tight: austerity measures mean local councils are getting less cash from central government; the LGA reckons that between 2015 and 2020, councils will have lost three-quarters of their core central government funding.
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In many cases, the central government lacks data on what is emitting what, and where — such data is often massaged or manipulated by companies and provincial leaders over which the central government still has only tenuous control.
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The central government has long had a tin ear in Hong Kong.
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Still, the central government has promised much more than it has delivered.
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Although China's corporations are heavily indebted, the Chinese central government is not.
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"Iran fully supports Iraq's central government," Rouhani was quoted as telling Abadi.
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In response, the central government quickly passed tougher laws with harsher punishments.
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The central government insists local authorities were involved throughout the permit process.
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In response, the central government quickly passed tougher laws with harsher punishments.
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With central government as a backstop, a Detroit-style bankruptcy is unlikely.
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Disclosure will also be required for those bidding on central government contracts.
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The central government is right to worry about such shows of support.
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All staff must also receive training and accreditation from the central government.
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Central government is getting greater power to determine where houses are built.
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In May, the central government recorded a deficit of 15.49 billion reais.
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But the central government also has managed to run up significant debt.
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They now spend more than the central government—and not always wisely.
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Increased central-government transfers have made up only part of the shortfall.
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The central government says the Kurds must first annul the independence referendum.
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Their relations with Syria's central government, despite historic enmity, are more nuanced.
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"The central government pressured us to lift the evacuation order," Yanai says.
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The group also frequently targets AMISOM, which is supporting the central government.
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It also has an indigenous ethnic Baloch insurgency fighting the central government.
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In April, the central government recorded a surplus of 9.751 billion reais.
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The central government said airspace above the city would be partly restricted.
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The central government has pledged to improve checks to avert such accidents.
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Adams believed in a strong central government whereas Jefferson championed states' rights.
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As a result, the Sunni-populated regions rebelled against the central government.
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The central government, however, has been widely seen as eroding that regime.
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It also has an indigenous ethnic Baluch insurgency fighting the central government.
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Officials from Hong Kong and the Chinese central government criticized the event.
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Local officials often face pressure to meet targets from the central government.
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The Indian central government announced his death but gave no further details.
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The central government still hasn't addressed these critical needs, Hernández Puente said.
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But with the spread, central government is trying to seize back momentum.
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Polling stations, equipment and election tallying are controlled by the central government.
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It also has an indigenous ethnic Baloch insurgency fighting against central government.
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Without central government support, pressure on debt servicing would have been high.
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The court order came as the central government made a similar request.
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The refusal was "at the behest of the (Chinese) central government," the State Department said, adding that the fugitive was later released into Chinese custody "on the basis that the central government was pursuing a separate criminal action".
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And though the central government has done its utmost to pare the country's budget deficit, mindful that interest payments guzzle up around a third of central-government tax revenue, state chief ministers have spent much of the saving.
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On Monday the Spanish central government began to enforce Article 155 of the Spanish constitution, which gives the central government the right to take away regional powers in order to enforce the indivisibility of the country of Spain.
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On Wednesday, the Finance Ministry said the downgrade was a mistake because it applied to China's central government bonds, even though the central government was not on the hook for the debts of local governments and state-owned companies.
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Without central government support, the pressure on debt servicing would have been high.
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Since colonial times, the area has been run directly by the central government.
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The central government has demanded a halt to all independent Kurdish oil sales.
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In other words, the central government has grabbed the tiger by the tail.
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That report gets sent to central government, which examines it and allocates funds.
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"At every stage, the central government will fully assist local governments," it added.
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Bringing more powers to the central government would reduce costly complexity for firms.
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Many economists believe they hand over too little revenue to the central government.
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Second, all groups should have a share of power in the central government.
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Central government subsidies to municipalities are expected to be phased out by 2024.
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The central government had 856.87 billion rupees outstanding loans in the week earlier.
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Many fear the central government in Beijing is chipping away at those freedoms.
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Around a quarter of central government positions are vacant at any given moment.
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After previous mass protests in Hong Kong, the central government staged tactical retreats.
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The central government still praises "one country, two systems" as a great innovation.
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This would still be below the maximum 100% imposed by the central government.
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"The central government should ensure that the police, their training methods are reformed".
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Central government spending on criminal justice fell by 26% between 2010 and 2016.
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Alarmed by the growth of LGFVs, the central government set out to investigate.
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Also, most of the programmes require additional funds from a country's central government.
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The central government, meanwhile, has shown no interest in engaging with Corsican nationalists.
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Baidu is known to work with the central government in actively censoring topics.
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He said the central government must intervene if "turmoil" occurs in Hong Kong.
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Neglect by central government has not quite finished off the Northern Powerhouse, however.
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Central government funding for local authorities has fallen by about half since 2010.
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If he says he did proclaim independence, the central government will step in.
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The central government had 370.84 billion rupees outstanding loans in the week earlier.
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The Finance Ministry will announce central government budget data for October (0800 GMT).
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Flags at central government buildings were at half-mast, some draped in black.
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The central government had 667.93 billion rupees outstanding loans in the week earlier.
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Yet if central government was found wanting, the local response was little better.
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The political crisis between Catalonia and the central government reached a head Oct.
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It's unclear whether Xiao's resignation offer has been accepted by the central government.
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It might also devolve some power from the central government to the regions.
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Such projects would include railways and roads deemed significant by the central government.
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But environmentalists have succeeded in persuading the central government to block some projects.
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Some experts say the central government cannot continue to serve as national landlord.
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The central government has pledged billions of rupees to cleaning the Ganges River.
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Local and central government media outlets also had different pressures, aspirations and resources.
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The wealthy, populous region has been administered by the central government ever since.
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All owe substantial sums in loans, a trait shared with the central government.
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The central government had 1.16 trillion rupees outstanding loans in the week earlier.
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The central government had no outstanding loans in the week earlier, as well.
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Meanwhile, the Spanish central government has held a hard line from the beginning.
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Foreign minister Alfonso Dastis said the central government was not planning any arrests.
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These are initiated by the central government and implemented to benefit local cadres.
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The central government said on Saturday that it would remove the Catalan leadership.
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The gap between the central government and local governments is still quite large.
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Some provinces withheld information about cases even from the central government in Beijing.
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But for years they received most of their funding from the central government.
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The central government had 883.32 billion rupees outstanding loans in the week earlier.
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Many Chinese still have strong belief in the power of the central government.
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Some central government officials understood that there were risks to adopting these technologies.
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The decision was reversed by the central government in Beijing an hour later.
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The Treasury will announce central government debt stock data for November (1430 GMT).
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It also has an indigenous ethnic Baloch insurgency fighting against the central government.
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Anti-federalists opposed the Constitution because they didn't want a stronger central government.
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If Puigdemont says he did proclaim independence, the central government will step in.
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Instead, he asked to negotiate with the Spanish central government before demanding independence.
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Like a plastic surgeon with a supernatural touch, the central government peeled away centuries.
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Those who wanted strong states and a weak central government became the "anti-federalists".
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The central government has not published 2019 target on coal substitution across the country.
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It was instead a slap in the face for the central government in Berlin.
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In return, Hong Kongers generally viewed China, and more specifically its central government, positively.
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Under previous investment plans, central government, local government and commercial firms have worked together.
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Mr Núñez says Tabasco is "forgotten" by central government, a feeling many southerners share.
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McFadden says the central government controls less than a fifth of the country's land.
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You don't have a strong central government in a little isolated society like that.
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Next year's central government budget is planned with the same deficit as this year.
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It certainly seems like central government has a plan to stamp out the miners.
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But a year later its residents still complain of mistreatment by the central government.
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More than £100m ($130m) of central-government grants have helped to redevelop the plot.
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The central government offices said they would close on Tuesday "owing to security consideration".
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Auditors from the central government then check that the chosen lot are genuinely poor.
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The governor of Lombardy, Roberto Maroni, said the central government had agreed to talks.
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For one thing, it puts the central government on the hook for LGFV liabilities.
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Mrs Lam said the central government had shown her "understanding, trust, respect and support".
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Distrust of the central government is intense among pro-democracy legislators in Hong Kong.
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The central government surplus excludes the budgets of social security organizations and local administration.
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The reforms envision private capital investing in firms run directly by the central government.
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Chongqing is one of four municipalities under the direct responsibility of China's central government.
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These remarks were made in the context of community projects rather than central government.
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It is not the first time the central government has acted against air pollution.
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By FY19 TfL will be covering operating income without subsidy from the central government.
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The Constitutional Court has suspended the vote after the central government challenged its legality.
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Both the central government and powerful state legislatures impose a dizzying array of charges.
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He also said the Bosnian central government has conspired with USAID in the meddling.
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But the central government will be reluctant to cave in to the protesters' demands.
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Few believe that the central government is quite as serious as such words suggest.
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The central government surplus excludes the budgets of social security organisations and local administration.
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India's central government has recommended similar trauma training for police officers around the country.
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Over the past four years the central government has tripled its grants to Jerusalem.
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And Spain's entry into the EU in 1986 removed powers from the central government.
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Zhou added that China's central government debt-to-GDP ratio is not very high.
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In contrast, firms owned by the central government saw their profits drop 8.2 percent.
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Manolis Vournous, the 44-year-old mayor, blames abysmal implementation by the central government.
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Fitch will monitor debate regarding liquidity support from the central government to Spanish regions.
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They depend on getting funds from the central government and selling land to developers.
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The central government surplus excludes the budgets of social security funds and local administration.
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The goals were outlined at a meeting of central government-owned enterprises, it said.
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He also called on central government to provide more funds to support the city.
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Any comprehensive arrangement would still require the approval of the central government in Beijing.
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Southern voters know that Rome and the central government are not the only culprits.
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The community has long felt neglected by the Persian-dominated central government in Tehran.
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Most teachers are volunteers — the central government pays only six teachers' salaries in Boda.
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To help it along, the central government is spending vast amounts to upgrade manufacturing.
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The central government has demanded that the Kurdish regional government return all the territory.
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Nations possess recognized boundaries, principles and laws over which a central government directly rules.
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The central government has previously blocked secessionist challenges through appeals to Spain's Constitutional Court.
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And they are all doing it with a healthy dose of central government control.
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Buttressing those claims, the central government on Friday told it to speed up donations.
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But after her announcement, a central-government spokesman said that banning masks was essential.
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The central government has made cracking down on the disease there a national priority.
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Romania's highly centralised budgetary system ensures adequate support and control from the central government.
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Sale of fixed dose combination medicines in India require approval of the central government.
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Kazakhstan's total central government spending next year has been set at 12.9 trillion tenge.
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In Gansu and elsewhere, the central government has also run up against local resistance.
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Protesters gathered in New Delhi demanding immediate intervention by the central government in Bihar.
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There are also local and central government subsidies to attract firms to use the facilities.
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Hong Kong's leader must contend with powerful tycoons, restive residents and an almighty central government.
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This downward yield pressure is set to increase as net central government supply turns negative.
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He told reporters his decision was not due to the central government not endorsing him.
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It added that the central government had always fully recognised and rated his work highly.
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It didn't take long for the central government to start thinking about gamifying good behavior.
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The central government is legally required to officially appoint the winner of the committee's election.
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That law allows provincial governments to declare an epidemic only after receiving central government approval.
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The central government alone runs 950 of them; the states operate many more on top.
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The central government talks of unifying it with Beijing, to create a huge city cluster.
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If Keynesian central government spending doesn't work, Keynesians say you didn't do it hard enough.
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In 2003 the central government founded an organisation called Forum Macau to boost such commerce.
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The central government has given local governments three months to submit a list of zombies.
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CHINA'S CENTRAL GOVERNMENT held another press conference to address increasingly chaotic unrest in Hong Kong.
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Mr Heilmann says the central government has also become less open to input from below.
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Councils that miss their targets may have to surrender control over planning to central government.
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Fitch expects the central government, through KCG, to extend extraordinary support to BOK when necessary.
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He argues that the central government needs to take back the power to print money.
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ON JULY 4TH the Indian Supreme Court issued a sharp rebuke to the central government.
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The central government influenced the phrasing of the questions in the two referendums, for instance.
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"What we're seeing is the Central Government exercising overall jurisdiction over Hong Kong," Chan said.
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But the central government in Beijing has drawn a red line at any independence advocacy.
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There is a more radical option: the central government could in effect fund LGFVs directly.
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The Central Government of China has a big mission ahead of itself to deliver it.
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A pay rise to central-government civil servants is expected to be matched by states.
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Formerly limited by the central government, they later flourished with the support of local bureaucrats.
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China Southern is one of 96 enterprises owned and administered directly by the central government.
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Some public entities, including Puerto Rico's central government itself, have already filed Title III cases.
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The central government has argued for sedition charges, but no one has yet been charged.
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Arriving at the scene, Interior Minister Fred Matiangi pledged central government assistance to those affected.
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Over the years scores of ethnic militias have taken up arms against the central government.
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In 2014 the central government issued a plan for what it called "new-type urbanisation".
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The central government deficit stood at 813.1 billion tenge (about $2.1 billion) as of Oct.
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Some activists and Papuans have blamed the health crisis on neglect by the central government.
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The central government issued guidelines in 2015 aimed at boosting the performance of its SOEs.
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They had no central government help, however, and this year half its territory burned again.
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They have accumulated immense political and economic power, challenging the authority of the central government.
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Iraq's central government has yet to give the all-clear for the return of residents.
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Many regard the Hong Kong government as a puppet of central-government leaders in Beijing.
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"The central government emphasizes supply-side reform," said Yao Yang, an economist at Peking University.
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It's expected to see steep growth in years ahead as the central government bolsters support.
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A central government source later said Madrid viewed a formal independence declaration as "unacceptable blackmail".
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But the central government in Madrid deserves much of the blame for the crisis, too.
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It allows the central government to suspend some of a region's autonomy under specific conditions.
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The article does not specify exactly how the central government may roll back local autonomy.
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The relationship between Hong Kong and the central government in Beijing is complicated and evolving.
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Uganda has a strong central government and a cash-starved but organized health care system.
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Some sympathy might be expected from the central government, which considers autos a "pillar" industry.
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The Chinese central government has condemned the protests and accused foreign powers of fueling unrest.
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I personally think the Chinese central government has acted sensibly in dealing with Hong Kong.
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Since it is the capital, they fall under the command of Mr. Modi's central government.
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The dismissals could also be an effort to deflect blame away from the central government.
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Iwakuni Mayor Yoshihiko Fukuda hailed the central government&aposs announcement as a "big step forward".
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The central government pushed out new measures in August, including discounts on big-ticket appliances.
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The lowered response level follows greater emphasis from the central government on maintaining economic growth.
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So, yes, we have a relationship with government officials, central government, provincial government, local government.
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They also adopted a resolution demanding the central government to immediately scrap the relocation plan.
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The central government in Beijing may succeed in quashing Uighur separatism in the short term.
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But the central government and Spanish judges have firmly defended the impartiality of Spain's judiciary.
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About 2.2 million homes were without power late Tuesday, according to a central government tally.
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That has left the state under the control of the central government in New Delhi.
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And experts warn that a US drawdown could precipitate a collapse of the central government.
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The final report will be submitted to the central government in Baghdad, the official added.
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"The majority are bankrupt, and they keep living off the central government that maintains them, and the central government doesn't have money now, either; it's a Catch-22," said Mario Negrón-Portillo, a former director of the University of Puerto Rico's School of Public Administration.
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The sale of fixed dose combination medicines in India requires the approval of the central government.
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Though a hard-working bureaucrat, her cosy relations with the central government undermine her credibility locally.
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Second, alienation of the Sunnis continues to breed deep distrust of Iraq's Shiite-led central government.
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The Shanghai government is working closely with the central government to draft the details, Chen added.
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Central Government Support At end-2015, state liquidity mechanisms represented around 103% of outstanding direct debt.
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Communities in sprawling, resources-rich PNG have at times opposed decisions made by the central government.
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There is no control from the Central Government, not even in territory still under Ukrainian control.
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The central government deficit narrowed slightly to 1.2% of GDP, from 1.3% of GDP in 2014.
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The central government in Mogadishu last year criticized Puntland for taking sides in the Gulf dispute.
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The Rajya Sabha, meanwhile, has been a check on the BJP's control of the central government.
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China's central bank and all three national regulatory commissions of the central government are located there.
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In 2014 the central government in Beijing offered to let the public vote in this election.
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Japan's central government and Okinawa authorities have been at odds for years over the Futenma base.
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The central government briefly took direct control of the region and rounded up prominent separatist leaders.
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The Unitarians, who wanted a strong central government in Buenos Aires, rallied to the lighter shade.
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Workers pay federal taxes, but get comparably little back from the central government until they retire.
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CHINA'S CENTRAL government has made an example of Cathay Pacific, the huge Hong Kong-based airline.
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If an SOE is controlled by the central government, the presumption of support is still strong.
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On November 7th the central government made clear that it was in no mood for farce.
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That campaign, of course, will be another alluring target for the saboteurs in the central government.
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Before this parliamentary session, some observers had thought that the central government was reverting to type.
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China has said the central government would not sit idly by and let the situation continue.
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The shakeup is meant to give the central government more scrutiny over the billion-dollar market.
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Central-government officials insist they did not ask Hong Kong's government to draft the extradition bill.
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The swine-fever crisis may encourage the central government to spend more on solving these problems.
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Sources said Garg had opposed the panel's move to transfer a smaller amount to central government.
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To be fair, these councils are given little incentive by central government to allow much development.
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"The central government has intervened again and again," said Carmen Tong, a 20-year-old student.
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They submitted their reports to the central government within a month and waited for a response.
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TfL agrees its incremental borrowing limits with the central government as part of the funding settlement.
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The central government owns and administers 101 enterprises in sectors ranging from nuclear technology to medicine.
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Spain's central government says the referendum goes against the 1978 constitution which states Spain is indivisible.
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Washington still supports the central government but has also been allied to the Kurds for decades.
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In 2012, to much fanfare, the central government designated the city as a "special financial zone".
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They are claimed by both the central government in Baghdad and the Kurdistan Regional Government(KRG).
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To spark a recovery, the central government established "special economic zones," beginning with Shenzhen in 1980.
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The central government remains capable of cruel chauvinism towards minorities deemed a threat to national unity.
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The vote has put Kurdish authorities on a collision course with the central government in Baghdad.
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The central government also took control of all the border control points and airports in Kurdistan.
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The central government keeps promising to do something about electric bikes, but appears mired by indecision.
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China's central government handed down an edict last week that effectively barred them from the council.
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He said he voted yes to casino development because it makes the central government pay attention.
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Somalia has lurched from crisis to crisis over the 25 years since its central government collapsed.
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Most digital currencies are not backed by any central government, meaning each country has different standards.
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Besides the central government, nine provinces are announcing ranges this year, according to official news reports.
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"It's very important for the central government to weigh in on this case," Mr. Ma said.
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Mr Masuzoe and the central government fought bitterly over the city's share of the price tag.
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Somalia has grappled with chaos and violence since the collapse of its central government in 1991.
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The rate varies by canton, or state, as the central government does not collect the tax.
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More talks are expected in the coming months, this time with the central government in Beijing.
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But he immediately suspended the declaration to allow for "dialogue" with the central government in Madrid.
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"They haven't been prepared because, essentially, central government was downplaying it for so long," Gasparino added.
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Immediately, the central government put the area under brutal military lockdown to quash any dissent there.
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Many are libertarians who don't like having a central government, let alone paying taxes to one.
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But those promises have not come to fruition — and skepticism toward Iraq's central government is widespread.
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Still, Modi tried to quell concerns that the central government will perpetually rule Jammu and Kashmir.
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Explainer: The relationship between Hong Kong and the central government in Beijing is complicated and evolving.
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Under Olympic rules, the Cuban baseball federation is required to be independent of the central government.
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When the central government became involved, local officials outwardly welcomed the expert investigators sent by Beijing.
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The central government in Madrid has been administering the region directly since removing the region's leadership.
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More broadly, India's central government is wrestling with an overhaul of its rules governing online services.
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Mr. Abadi has demanded that all borders return to full Iraqi central government control by Friday.
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The chief executive answers to Beijing and must be able to communicate with central government leaders.
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Declining oil prices and disputes with Iraq's central government have left the Kurdistan government in debt.
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The KRG and the central government held talks from Friday till Sunday to resolve their conflict.
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Officials in the Afghan central government adamantly denied Thursday that such sacrifices had come to naught.
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That solidarity likely worries the central government more than the actual violence itself, said Mr. Yuen.
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They are linked via a weak central government that includes a three-member inter-ethnic presidency.
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In addition to locally generated tax revenue, the city's budget also benefits from central government transfers.
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Cinda receives substantial policy support from the central government and is closely monitored by the government.
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For decades, South Sudanese rebels had battled the better-armed, Arab-dominated central government of Sudan.
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The NPU is funded by the central government and gets its weapons from the Iraqi army.
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But the central government could take such measures this holiday weekend if the demand is there.
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She said it was her duty to accurately reflect them to the central government in Beijing.
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Delhi police officials denied being instructed by the central government to go easy on the troublemakers.
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Protesters are rallying despite authorities issuing a ban on Hong Kongers gathering near central government offices.
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On October 16 the central government also jailed two secessionist leaders, triggering further protests in Barcelona.
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The strengthening of the central government is consistent with the general thrust of President Xi's strategy.
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In meetings with central-government leaders, Western bosses would talk up their positive experiences, both out of caution and because they saw little point in raising problems caused by powerful provincial and local barons, knowing that the central government might simply ask those barons to investigate themselves.
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"Some of the difficulties with getting precise numbers is that some are within the control of the central government in camps, some are clearly outside the camps, some are also in less accessible areas where there might not be full central government control and authority," he said.
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Ezubao had received positive reviews and coverage in articles posted on a number of central government websites.
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Kashmir's governor, who is appointed by the BJP-led central government, will assume control of the state.
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Since the onset of austerity, local and central government have driven ever-harder deals with their contractors.
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Last month, Iraq's central government retook control of the field from the semi-autonomous region of Kurdistan.
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Central government capex will exceed 103% of GDP this year in Rwanda, Uganda, Lesotho, Mozambique and Ethiopia.
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The central government has expressed strong support for Mrs Lam and none whatever for real political change.
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Rather than hold the promised referendum, the central government said it would take place within five months.
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China's central government vowed to improve air quality during the winter in 28 smog-prone northern cities.
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The central government has promised to reimburse the states for the revenue lost from local sales taxes.
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Centrally planned follies are not the only example of Hong Kong scrambling to please the central government.
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"Hesse is a referendum on the central government," says Wolfgang Schroeder, a political scientist at Kassel University.
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BY NEXT year Ashford Borough Council, in prosperous Kent, will have lost all its central-government funding.
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Without the mine, the ABG is reliant on the central government for the bulk of its revenue.
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Under the current system, only figures acceptable to the Chinese central government can run for the office.
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The central government is simply trying to shift to the IOCs (international oil companies) money it owes.
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Banks will draw comfort from the fact that the buyer is wholly owned by China's central government.
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If it does, the central government will see that it has no other means except to intervene.
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"Every instrument of central government control has been used against us," says Atishi Marlena, a former adviser.
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In September, the central government approved Beijing's plan to cap its population at 23 million in 2020.
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It certainly appals central government officials, who play an ever-more visible role in Hong Kong's politics.
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Spooked by rapidly depleting groundwater, the central government plans a vast nationwide campaign to revamp local reservoirs.
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Iraq's central government, meanwhile, says any deals to export oil from Kurdistan are illegal without Baghdad's blessing.
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The Supreme Court last week asked the central government to respond to the petition on Aug. 14.
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Central government will take control of organisation and hand choice to individuals, through a "personal training account".
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But since 2010 inspections have occurred under the central government, which has made pollution control a priority.
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State media said 13 people were wounded when rebels shelled the central government-held neighborhood of Midan.
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By 2020 Trafford's grant from central government will have fallen by nearly 90%, to £5.3m, since 2014.
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Agreeing to have an elected mayor meant extra central-government funding, including £59m at the last budget.
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The central government cut subsidies 20 percent this year, a first reduction towards eliminating them by 2020.
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Out of the 85,000 job cuts, 15,000 would affect civil servants who work for the central government.
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The attacks have helped bolster Somalia's U.N.-backed central government against al Qaeda-affiliated al Shabaab insurgents.
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Regional leaders have said they will present devolution plans to the central government in the coming weeks.
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Flows had been halted a year earlier due to a standoff between the central government and Erbil.
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Do you think the central government will take more steps to aid the housing market in 2016 ?
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Fighting between central government troops and Kurdish forces has hampered pipeline exports in OPEC's second-biggest producer.
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This year the central government launched its first crackdown, sending inspectors to Hebei province, home to Tangshan.
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In July, 2014, SASAC launched an ownership and management pilot scheme at six central government-owned SOEs.
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IVF is also eligible to tap financial instruments funded by the central government to service IVF's debt.
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Unlike in many countries, states and localities run elections in the United States, not the central government.
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But the new law, if enacted, would see this practice formalized and ratified by the central government.
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"This economic crisis has forced the central government to impose more responsibilities on the municipalities," said Meléndez.
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As with other municipalities in Poland, Gdansk launched a central government "Family 500+" programme in April 2016.
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The fiscal rule aims to cut the central government deficit to 1.0 percent of GDP in 2027.
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In a televised speech, Bashir said he would dissolve the central government as well as state governments.
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The city's dependency on the central government in Moscow was a recurrent theme in conversations with residents.
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Last year, the central government cut its funding for the center from $1.8 million to $1 million.
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About 100 people gathered on Tuesday outside the offices of the central government and listened as Mrs.
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India voted to pick its central government for the next five years throughout the spring of 2019.
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" Luciana Lamorgese, the prefect, or central government administrator, in Milan, told reporters that "investigations were still underway.
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The group's members want to dislodge the central government and impose a strict interpretation of Shariah law.
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Decision making often falls through cracks that divide the central government, 29 states and seven union territories.
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Recently, the Delhi state government complained that Mr. Modi's central government had been infringing on its powers.
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But the Hong Kong protests are not the only challenge the central government in China is facing.
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"Believe in the government, believe in the Chinese central (government), believe in the country," one comment wrote.
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The central government in Beijing provides part of the funding for this enormous internment and indoctrination system.
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Lam's administration as more beholden to the Chinese central government than to the city's 7.4 million people.
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The central government made Harbin an industrial base and built large factories and Soviet-style apartment blocks.
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Financial contributions are said to be borne by the central government, state governments and the private sector.
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Does it allow officials at the local level to alert the central government about disease outbreaks directly?
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Iran's government supports militias that attack Saudi territory and undermine the internationally recognized central government of Yemen.
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Over the years, the Jammu and Kashmir state government has increasingly aligned with the Indian central government.
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The ministry official said more than 3,000 tests could be done every day under central government auspices.
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"Once the epidemic was disclosed, the central government put huge pressure on local officials," Professor Li said.
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The mainland Chinese news media, though, warned the protesters that the central government would not back down.
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Iraq's Sunnis used to oppose federalism in favor of a strong central government; increasingly, they embrace it.
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Mr. Feinberg, another official said, puts more emphasis than Mr. Prince on working with Afghanistan's central government.
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In October, the central government announced separate policy measures for the elderly to strengthen AIDS prevention education.
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On Sunday, China's central government sought to reassure the public that it had the situation under control.
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His predecessor in Xinjiang, Zhang Chunxian, was seen by some central government officials as being too lenient.
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Nepal's central government refused to fund the event, citing a Supreme Court ban on supporting animal sacrifices.
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Some 200 suspects were detained, amid a national outcry which saw the central government impose martial law.
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" The central government has also been issuing regulations that try to control the spread of "false information.
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The central government currently owns and administers 101 enterprises in sectors ranging from nuclear technology to medicine.
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Recently the central government has also tightened scrutiny over tax matters of independent refiners, known as teapots.
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Indian state governments are joining technology giants and central government in pushing internet connectivity to more people.
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Further, Yemen's history of tribalism continues to inhibit the establishment of a strong, popularly supported, central government.
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In other words, the central government will dictate to the people what they can and cannot do.
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As news spread of the rescue, local authorities urged the central government to consider giving him residency.
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The central government in Baghdad said the vote, which delivered an overwhelming yes for independence, is illegal.
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The central government currently owns and administers 102 enterprises in sectors ranging from nuclear technology to medicine.
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The court is responsible for settling disputes between Iraq's central government and the country's regions and provinces.
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The defendants' supporters see the conditions as reinforcing the independence movement's complaints about an oppressive central government.
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The central government refused to back down, and pro-democracy lawmakers rejected a proposal promoted by Mrs.
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The stage is set, then, for a major political crisis between Iraq's central government and Iraqi Kurdistan.
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The KRG and the Shi'ite-led central government in Baghdad have been at loggerheads since the Sept.
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During the hearing, the Indian central government argued that individual freedom must come second to development concerns.
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Most Afghans long had identified with their tribes and ethnic groups, rather than with a central government.
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The central government has called for a "more active" fiscal policy, including tax cuts, to support the economy.
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Under the authorities' plans, the consolidation effort is to be concentrated at the federal government (central government) level.
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Should the U.K. heed the advice, central government would be required to devolve immigration powers to local administrations.
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Neither the territory's nominal leader Carrie Lam nor her backers in the central government appear open to compromise.
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Equally, though, the central government cannot simply ignore the 2.1m people in Catalonia who want to leave Spain.
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Mr Xi spars with crusty generals, powerful bureaucracies and large state-owned enterprises controlled by the central government.
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It also sees plenty of scope for the central government to step up support for laid-off workers.
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But little of the money SMB pays in charges and taxes is reinvested locally by the central government.
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Mrs Mumtaz has 61,000 fans on Facebook; the central-government minister responsible for food safety has barely 4,000.
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These allow Hong Kong to ask the central government for the PLA garrison's help in maintaining public order.
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The central government has been mobilising Chinese citizens and its propaganda machine to defame and crack the movement.
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The chief executive is all but appointed by the central government in Beijing—in effect, the Communist Party.
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While that might sound like a tiny tweak, it sends a message that the central government wants restraint.
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The central government, for its part, has ordered a halt to some of these plants, but not all.
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When local laws conflict with regulations issued by the central government, it is not clear which have precedence.
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The central government hopes to build it into a key link in trading networks that traverse central Asia.
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More than 5.5 million people are on government payroll, including the central government, local authorities and public hospitals.
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Better to press the central government, or threaten case-by-case scrutiny of American extraditions to Hong Kong.
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The two regions, which are linked via a weak central government, need IMF cash to secure their financing.
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The number of enterprises administered by the central government has been reduced to 98 from 117 in 2012.
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Fitch expects potential, albeit limited, extraordinary support for regional development banks to ultimately come from the central government.
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That is a much more generous settlement than some other central government departments have been awarded (see chart).
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The number of civil servants in central government has fallen by a fifth in the past five years.
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Since then the central government has grown less patient, notably after Xi Jinping became party leader in 2012.
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But in India state bonds are issued by the central bank and carry an implicit central-government guarantee.
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Once a central-government guarantee is assumed, however, persuading investors that it does not exist is never easy.
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Assam's pursuit of slow, democratic and legally sanctioned ethnic cleansing is also causing friction with the central government.
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Roly, another fisherman, says local officials only distribute handouts from the central government to their friends and relatives.
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The central government will construct an auxiliary capital city out in the sticks, 100 km south of Beijing.
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The Shi'ite, Arab-led Iraqi central government has rejected an offer by the Kurdish government to discuss independence.
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Their workers also have to additionally undergo training and reporting credentials from the central government, according to Reuters.
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"The demands we have are not for the state government, it is for the central government," he added.
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This makes LRGs somewhat reliant on decisions made by the central government and limits their revenue-raising flexibility.
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This makes LGs somewhat reliant on decisions made by the central government and limits their revenue-raising flexibility.
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China's central government is currently drafting detailed new guidelines to dispose of zombie enterprises, according to state media.
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Last month, The Guardian called it a "pro-establishment" newspaper—implying that it openly supports China's central government.
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Today many Cossack militia units are registered and funded by the central government in return for their loyalty.
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The glut has prompted the central government to encourage farmers to reduce corn planting and switch to soybeans.
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"From now on, our relationships with the region will be conducted with the central government, Baghdad," he said.
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Both of the southern cities have been chosen by the central government to test real estate sector reforms.
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With the central government collecting the equivalent of just 11% of GDP in taxes, it lacks transformational capacity.
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"Theoretically, the chief executive is a bridge between the central government and the Hong Kong people," he said.
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The central government sent supplies of seedlings last year, hoping to help restore some forest cover, he said.
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Abadi also demanded that the Kurds stop exporting crude oil from the KRG independently from the central government.
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Spain's central government has so far refused to meet with Puigdemont until he drops the call for independence.
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They will work in a country where medical provision is split between central government and 47 county governments.
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The central government budget recorded a deficit of 78.58 billion lira as of end-June, official data showed.
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People in Irbil say this has come about despite the central government in Baghdad, not because of it.
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China's many high-tech scientific endeavors, including its ambitious space program, have enormous backing from the central government.
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Somalia has been steeped in various degrees of chaos and bloodshed since its central government imploded in 1991.
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Those were ultimately quashed by local authorities, exposing fissures within the territory over relations with the central government.
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But even that would strain budgets that he said were under-funded by the central government in Baghdad.
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"This call for independence of Hong Kong really touches a nerve of the central government," Mr. Cheung said.
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Mr Yang said that, nevertheless, the central government understood and respected Hong Kong's decision to suspend that bill.
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The central government will take over the funding of most essential public services in the region, he said.
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In 20113, the city's Sunni residents revolted against the central government in Baghdad because of its sectarian oppression.
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In February, the central government recorded a deficit of 25 billion reais, a record for any month ever.
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Of course, China's massive central government means it can build what it wants when and where it wants.
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The independence declaration by Catalonia's regional Parliament has escalated a longstanding confrontation with the central government of Spain.
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"The central government is debasing your citizenship, and the big capitalists are debasing your personhood," Mr. Bannon said.
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While he remains a supporter of an secession he has advocated a negotiated solution with the central government.
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He said the central government was rife with graft, as the two coalition leaders fattened their own allies.
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Free from the alliance, the central government could have broader authority to exert force in Kashmir, he said.
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The government of Kerala state, though, insists that India's laws permit the central government to accept foreign assistance.
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Till today, the Chinese central government hasn't taken any major action in Hong Kong, but the protest continues.
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The central government announced in July that it was not going to take a position on Section 377.
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The central government has now tried to address this disconnect by temporarily nationalizing all the country's private hospitals.
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However, a spokesperson for the minister told CNBC that this is for local authorities rather than central government.
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A more capable central government could head off independence fervor by giving the region a better economic return.
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Just as worrisome, the central government has, in the face of these challenges, already shown signs of backsliding.
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At least, when it came to hepatitis, the central government introduced screening for all donors from July 1993.
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This change shows the central government isn't happy with how the Liaison Office has been handling the protests.
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He thought the nascent Afghan central government and the US had similar goals of progress in the country.
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In the month's following Singh's death, the central government passed legislative reform to increase penalties for sexual violence.
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"This is highly controlled, manageable and decided by the central government," said Gary Liu, an economist in Shanghai.
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Hamilton had to claim these powers, because nothing in the Constitution allowed the central government to charter banks.
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At least one petrol bomb landed on the grounds of central government offices where several windows were smashed.
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While the central government has dispatched multiple military units to Kerala, state officials are pleading for additional help.
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Fitch will closely monitor the ongoing debate regarding liquidity state support from the central government to Spanish regions.
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That is a wake-up call for those who thought central government control provided some sort of insulation.
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But some enterprises owned by the central government have yet to complete restructuring at group levels, it said.
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Barzani's comment riled the central government in Baghdad, which opposes any plans to expand the Kurdish autonomous area.
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But Thursday will be the first time since January that China's central government has tapped into its reserves.
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That approval was required to release 50 percent of the American aid earmarked for the Honduran central government.
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Now the central government was threatening to throw them out and hand their concession to a logging company.
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"We can continue trading with the Iraqi central government through Iran or via sea or airways," Tufenkci said.
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Some called for her to step down, accusing her of being a puppet for the Chinese central government.
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Government spokesman Bekir Bozdag reiterated on Thursday any such actions would be coordinated with the Iraqi central government.
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In a withering broadside against Lu following his expulsion, the Party's corruption watchdog said Lu "did whatever he wanted, commenting on central government policies with bias and distortion, obstructing central government investigations, with his growing ambition he used public tools for personal interests and did whatever it took for personal fame."
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The central government is banned from interfering in Hong Kong's affairs, and the Communist Party has no official presence.
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As Hong Kong becomes economically less important to the overall Chinese economy, the central government has become more assertive.
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A glorious and sophisticated Celtic past was exaggerated in an area thrashed by poverty and ignored by central government.
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"Factory closures will increase pressure on the central government," Eurasia Group analyst Henry Rome wrote to clients on Wednesday.
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Central Government Support In Fitch's view, access to the FLA will continue to ensure timely debt servicing for Valencia.
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Liquidity assistance from the central government includes advances from the 343 funding system settlement to alleviate peak liquidity demands.
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"It seems that the central government is trying a divide and conquer policy with the Kurdistan region", said Rasheed.
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Central government offices next door to the legislature would also closed be Thursday and Friday, according to a statement.
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Yildirim also said he agreed with Abadi to coordinate economic and trade relations with the central government in Baghdad.
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Abadi renewed an offer to jointly administrate Kirkuk with the Peshmerga, but under the authority of the central government.
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In guidelines issued in 2015, the central government said it would seek to overhaul corporate governance in underperforming SOEs.
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The monarchy had nurtured an over-mighty state, as French kings sucked power from aristocrats towards the central government.
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The country has only flourished when it has had a strong central government, albeit at the cost of liberty.
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Canyon Bridge was founded with capital originating from China's central government and had indirect links to Beijing's space program.
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Last month PiS rushed legislation through parliament to transfer oversight of the area to the central government in Warsaw.
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The central government chose three big state-run airlines to receive favoured landing slots, lavish subsidies and other advantages.
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This had decreed that the central government would be responsible only for Jammu & Kashmir's defence, foreign affairs and communications.
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But China's central government, which gets the final say, will not let the contest be guided by mere popularity.
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The United Nations is a major backer of Somalia, a country that has lacked strong central government since 1991.
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The European Union, which she would like to see admitting a future independent Scotland, has backed Spain's central government.
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Land sales and transfers from the central government have kept local governments afloat, but will diminish as growth slows.
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In 2015 and 2016 the central government encouraged 43 cities to carry out their own experiments with social credit.
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After the demonstration, Mrs Lam denied that she was introducing the legislation at the request of the central government.
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The central government estimates that China will need nearly 150bn yuan-worth of robots over the next few years.
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Small banks are also major investors in central government bonds, holding 15% of the outstanding bonds, according to Goldman.
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For one thing, the central government appears blind to the effect its hard line is having in Hong Kong.
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Residents say they feel abandoned by the central government, but have returned and started to rebuild their own homes.
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The central government in Baghdad responded by booting Kurdish militias, known as the Peshmerga, out of oil-rich Kirkuk.
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Even though relations have improved, there is lingering distrust between the central government and the KRG—for good reason.
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It was the central government that wrecked India's credit score—its bonds are rated BBB-, one notch above "junk".
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Tokyos central government and Okinawa authorities have long been at loggerheads over the plan to move the air base.
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Tokyo's central government and Okinawa authorities have long been at loggerheads over the plan to move the air base.
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Concerns about the environment have been used before by the central government as a tool to push through change.
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Manikandan reportedly agreed with Ansari and said the state would seek assistance from the central government to ban TikTok.
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As Johnson writes, that's a crime for which the central government of China has never been held fully accountable.
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JIC makes these investments in close consultation with various central-government departments and CIC to determine their commercial viability.
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But he added the central government has stepped up fund transfers to local government to help ease financial strains.
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The local government will disburse the benefit - estimated at PLN80m in 2016 - made by the central government through transfers.
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The protests have been condemned by the central government in Beijing, which has accused foreign powers of fuelling unrest.
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It isn't just Xi and the central government that has been piling the pressure on the real estate developers.
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And, she added, the central government risks political fallout from the mass layoffs in the state-run coal sector.
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In addition, the central government will strictly prohibit attempts to provide debt financing to LGFVs through public-private partnerships.
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"Ultimately, under the Basic Law (Hong Kong's mini-constitution), the central government is responsible for foreign affairs," Lam said.
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The chaotic aftermath of the uprising weakened the central government, fracturing its military forces, thus relatively strengthening the Houthis.
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It was unclear whether the central government had accepted Xiao's offer to resign, Reuters said in the January report.
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The solution is to move ATC operations outside of the central government and retain aviation oversight in the FAA.
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Liu Qiao of the Guanghua School of Management at Peking University says the central government ought to follow suit.
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In reality, Yemen is too battered for anything resembling coherence or functioning central government to be quickly re-established.
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The latest twist in the Iraq conflict, pitting the central government against the Kurds, is trickier for U.S. policymakers.
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Somalia has a federal system, which means in practice that outside the capital the central government controls almost nothing.
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However, officials in the city's emergency management office said they did not blame the central government for the delay.
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Hoover believed that a small central government was the only possible distinctively American alternative to Socialism, Communism, and Fascism.
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"We want the central government to make a decision on these four dams, to cancel them," Ms. Wang said.
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The Indian Jewish Congress has also applied for minority status from the central government and is awaiting a decision.
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The statement from the MEP was the first acknowledgement from the central government of the consequences of the move.
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The local government will disburse the benefit - estimated at PLN95m in 2016 - made by the central government through transfers.
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At the very least, the KRG hopes to use the result to negotiate greater concessions from the central government.
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Its major projects require government approval, and its operational and financial results are regularly reported to the central government.
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The central government has responded with make-work programmes for afflicted areas, emergency shipments of water, and many promises.
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Our quality of life and economic stability are at the whims of a paralyzed and foreign-influenced central government.
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They even incited the Hong Kong residents to engage in confrontation with the SAR government and the central government.
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The local government will disburse the benefit - estimated at PLN63m in 2016 - made by the central government through transfers.
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That's because Hong Kong is its own special administrative region, which gives it significant autonomy from China's central government.
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The blackout came as India changes its constitution to revoke the Kashmir region's substantial autonomy from India's central government.
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So, in 2628, Adams implored Congress to pass the Alien and Sedition Acts, giving the central government unprecedented power.
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Muammar el-Qaddafi, in 2011, Libya has been divided by tribal and militia rivalries, with no clear central government.
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The court is responsible for settling disputes between Iraq's central government and the country's regions and provinces, including Kurdistan.
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"The central government in Beijing has been giving a lot of money to Tibetans to build greenhouses," York says.
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The militant Islamist group al Shabaab, which is trying to topple Somalia's central government, claimed responsibility for the attack.
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Central government, charity, taxes, business rates—all pay into systems to help rid places like Torquay of their homelessness.
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Provincial authorities will be given until end-October to submit their own production cutting plans to the central government.
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In the first three months of the year the central government had a primary deficit of 18.2 billion reais.
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For three years, the central government in Baghdad and the Kurdish region fought together to oust the Islamic State.
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The central government in Madrid had sent thousands of national police officers from outside Catalonia to block Sunday's referendum.
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The central government advised the restrictions in 22021 districts as these are places where coronavirus cases have been reported.
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Unable to win at the ballot box, Spain's central government seems to be turning its attention to the courts.
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Regulators have ordered provinces to report to the central government their demand of special purpose bonds for such projects.
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The central government in mainland China has also grown increasingly alarmist about the situation in the semi-autonomous city.
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The Afghan president, Ashraf Ghani, has pushed for a strong central government in Kabul to negotiate with the Taliban.
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Central government ministries assumed the powers of the Catalan administration until a regional election takes place on Dec. 21.
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Mr. Ghani's aides say that Mr. Noor had to go because he had continued to disrespect the central government.
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Details of how the Kurdish zone would interact with the central government in Damascus have not yet been released.
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He also fought the central government in court, seeking to stop landfill and construction at the new base site.
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Ethiopia's Somali population in the southeastern region of Ogaden has been fighting the central government since the early 1990s.
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Many have also said they would like to raise business rates, a move the central government is still rejecting.
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No financial package has been declared by the central government to help the poor who live off daily wages.
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The central government has set specific targets and backed up its decrees with threats of fines and other punishments.
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It would mean accepting a central government that acts more like a horse trader among local strongmen and warlords.
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But the central government in Rome used an emergency decree to override that decision to preserve some 20,000 jobs.
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But China's central government remains fundamentally hostile to the liberal values when those touch on the territory's political system.
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Anti-Federalists feared the erection of a powerful central government with a large standing army that could oppress citizens.
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The group continues to threaten the fragile central government and carry out deadly attacks in neighboring countries, notably Kenya.
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In SARS, I recall a lot of the failure to report happened at the level of the central government.
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The central government hopes to use the new logo, which debuted in November, for 20 years, the ministry said.
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Concern over the outbreak has crept closer to central government offices and the ruling Communist Party's seat of power.
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When the central government was the one approving each new coal plant, it could ensure that supply approximated demand.
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There, the government of Catalonia held an independence referendum two years ago that the central government said was illegal.
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Kerala's Finance Minister Thomas Isaac said on Twitter the central government should compensate the state for refusing foreign aid.
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So while central government officials take a cautious approach to the industry, they are still allowing it to grow.
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As ever, the central government in Beijing is scrambling to project the image that it has everything under control.
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Mrs Lam denied that anyone from the central government had asked her to issue the edict during her visit.
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It is in dispute with the central government, which says the vote cannot go ahead because it is unconstitutional.
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There, the government of Catalonia held an independence referendum two years ago that the central government said was illegal.
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That, however, was not the approach of the United States or of the central government in Kabul, Votel said.
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Wan convinced the central government to roll out a national strategy for developing new energy vehicles and battery technology.
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India's central government later revoked the special status of its part of Kashmir and split it into two territories.
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In January, the central government recorded a surplus of 14.835 billion reais due to a surge in extraordinary revenues.
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"This is not something instructed, coerced by the central government," Lam said during the 24-minute recording, Reuters reported.
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Attempts by Catalan nationalists to hold an independence referendum in 2017 were declared illegal by the Spanish central government.
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The IMF disburses the loan payments to Bosnia's central government but the principal beneficiaries are the two autonomous regions.
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Authorities have blamed it on insurgents that have been clashing with the central government for nearly half a century.
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The central government then gets reimbursed by public corporations, agencies and municipalities for payments made on behalf their employees.
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With Iraq's central government still reeling from the ISIS onslaught, they emerged as the de facto government in Diyala.
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The central government also condemned violent acts in Hong Kong and supported the former British colony's police, Xinhua said.
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The survey was taken from Monday to Thursday, just as the central government prepared to take control of Catalonia.
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The central government has removed the Mossos' chief, Josep Lluis Trapero, and said units could be replaced if warranted.
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"Only the central government has the legal authority in immigration matters, because it's an international issue, and the regional governments can only act on refugees once they've been taken by the central government," Paloma Martinez Aldama, a press representative for the Embassy of Spain in the US, told me in an email.
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After the constitution was adopted, the advocates of strong central government (mainly from Northern states) coalesced into the Federalist Party.
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Iraq's central government and the Kurdish autonomous region have quarreled over money repeatedly since the 2003 fall of Saddam Hussein.
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The official said making deals directly with regional governments in Somalia, as the UAE has done, undermined the central government.
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Puerto Rico's central government is also bankrupt, seeking a way to cut $120 billion in combined bond and pension debt.
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The deficit figure included the central government, regions and social security but not financial aid granted to the country's lenders.
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Peru's small fiscal stabilization fund, 4% of GDP, and unrestricted central government deposits, 4.9% of GDP, provide additional financing flexibility.
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But ultimately, the choice lies with Beijing and both Lam and Tsang has sought the support of the central government.
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The central government issued red alerts for landslides in two mountain villages of northwestern Taiwan&aposs Hsinchu county, effective Wednesday.
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In a bid to deflect blame and appease critics, Beijing's central government has ramped up its purge of local officials.
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This reflects Fitch's continued expectation that extraordinary support from the central government would be forthcoming in the event of stress.
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The affirmation reflects Asturias's weak fiscal performance, a moderately high direct debt burden and financial support from the central government.
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By keeping the best talent in the world out with central government quotas on immigration they've pulled down the shutters.
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The Green Zone is the central government zone of Baghdad that was closed to the Iraqi public for many years.
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It doesn't help that responsibilities in an emergency are not clearly apportioned among the utilities, the central government and municipalities.
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The central government has compounded the problem by refusing to differentiate between the new type of demonstrator and the guerrillas.
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On May 21st Jitendra Singh, a central-government minister, said his colleagues would like to meet "stakeholders" in the state.
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European states and the European Union's central government in Brussels are in a contentious battle to overhaul the regulatory system.
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He wants an American air base on the island to be closed, instead of moved, as the central government proposes.
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Separatists in Balochistan have for decades been fighting the central government, bombing gas and transport infrastructure and raiding security posts.
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In the past, the central government was sometimes ready to devolve considerable power in order to promote experiments with reform.
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But for these rules to work, the central government must prove that it is willing to let the miscreants default.
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The Tiananmen protests were "political turmoil that the central government needed to quell, which was the correct policy," he said.
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The budget will be subject to modifications once the central government has communicated its final financial system allocations for 2017.
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For weeks the press had been full of stories about the widening gulf between the central government and the RBI.
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With the help of funds from central government, a theatre and gallery complex is being built in a disused factory.
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Our Fight to Save America from Washington, published in November 2010, Perry discusses his support for limited central government. 2.
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The number of central government conglomerates, which now stands at 106, would fall to within 100 this year, Peng said.
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Spain's central government had suspended Catalonia's autonomy in the wake of last year's unsuccessful push for independence for the region.
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This deal will reduce the number of enterprises administered by the central government to 97, compared with 117 in 2012.
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The quality of village councils, which do things like settle disputes and interact with the central government, is also suffering.
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It said the central government supported the city's administration and will ensure violent offenders are held accountable for their behavior.
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Kirkuk is one of Iraq's disputed areas, claimed by both the central government in Baghdad and the Kurdistan Regional Government.
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If, as seems likely, the League wins, it will have to negotiate with the central government to reach a settlement.
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Last week, Judge Laura Taylor Swain ruled that the central government and COFINA cases would be combined for administrative purposes.
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Dozens of similar guerrilla groups representing downtrodden ethnic minorities have been fighting the central government for decades, demanding greater autonomy.
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Last year it raised 89bn shillings, about a third of its non-aid budget (the rest comes from central government).
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Smuggling networks are well established there, and the lack of an effective central government makes the job of traffickers easier.
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Since then, and most notably after Mr Xi became party leader in 2012, the central government has grown less patient.
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It said Catalan authorities had tried to dictate which central government officials could be present — a condition that Madrid rejected.
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The pipeline also carries oil produced in the Kurdish region in northern Iraq and sold independently from the central government.
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Simpler still, states could be forced to pay the central government for a guarantee, with the least creditworthy paying most.
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The county can supply only 8.8 percent of its budget on its own; the central government makes up the rest.
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However, Catalonia has said it would take responsibility for its share of central government debt, reducing the burden on Spain.
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The central government is exultant, since the project which irrigates Beijing was built at vast cost and against some opposition.
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" Yemen&aposs lack of a strong central government "has provided a fertile environment for al-Qaida in the Arabian Peninsula.
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Al Shabaab has been trying for years to oust the central government and implement its strict version of Islamic law.
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Additional pressures on local public services are a particular problem in Britain, where central government raises taxes and allocates spending.
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The central government has had a list since 2011 of nearly 4,000 licenses that have failed to meet their requirements.
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Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying said the central government had a responsibility for foreign matters related to Hong Kong.
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The bill also grants central government more power to bulldoze opposition to housing projects from sluggish or NIMBYish local councils.
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The 2628 fiscal year budget of the central government was $28503 billion, about 22019% of the island's $103 billion GDP.
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Apart from the expansion of the (budget) deficit to implement tax cuts, the central government needs to maintain infrastructure investment.
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Central government spending under the original budget was set at 1,325.6 trillion rupiah, while total spending was 2,095.7 trillion rupiah.
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The Greek central government has a estimated cash buffer of €6.5bn, according to a December report by PGIM Fixed Income.
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Central government has a poor record of directly managing services and operations, measured in terms of both money and quality.
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In general, Fitch expects potential, albeit limited, extraordinary support for regional development banks to ultimately come from the central government.
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But the central government must tread a fine line in enforcing the law in the region without seeming heavy-handed.
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The north-east weathered the SOE shake-up of the 1990s with the help of dollops of central-government aid.
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He has been equally critical of county authorities, set up in 133 to help counter complaints about central government theft.
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The central government will try to rig the selection of his successor, and no doubt persecute Tibetans who publicly object.
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The region says the central government takes much more than it gives back under Spain's complicated system of budget transfers.
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Central African Republic has been ravaged by violence, with most of the country beyond the control of its central government.
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"The central government under the leadership of the party is crystal clear about the dangers of 'color revolution,' " it said.
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An authoritative public letter to Communist Party members from the central government in September 1980 detailed the one-child policy.
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Days earlier, the leader of Catalonia, Carles Puigdemont, had charged the central government with deliberately underfunding the region's security forces.
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The Confederacy was staunchly a decentralized republic, dedicated to the supremacy of the states over the central government in Richmond.
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Such central-government lending only perpetuates out-of-control practices that put Puerto Rico beyond the brink to begin with.
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The 71-year old technology veteran helped set up a private equity fund backed by China's central government last fall.
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Kirkuk province is claimed by both the central government in Baghdad and Barzani's semi-autonomous Kurdish region in northern Iraq.
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This makes LRGs reliant to some extent on decisions made by the central government and limits their revenue-raising flexibility.
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Coastal town Les Anglais lost "several dozen" people, Louis-Paul Raphael, the central government representative in the region, told Reuters.
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The admins behind that account grabbed national headlines with sensational allegations of widespread corruption and maleficence in the central government.
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Here's the full statement: The central government in China back in 2015 started tightening the regulations associated with VPN apps.
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The filing includes only Puerto Rico's central government, which owes some $18 billion in debt backed by the island's constitution.
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"If we don't receive support from the central government, the province will collapse soon," said provincial council chief Karim Atal.
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The central government levies a tax rate of 0.15% while municipalities impose a 0.7% rate, bringing the maximum to 0.85%.
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Oil supplies from Iraqi Kurdistan fell after a dispute between the central government in Baghdad and the semi-autonomous region.
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Mr. Salih, whose post is largely ceremonial, is a Kurdish politician who favors working with the central government in Baghdad.
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The central government was also poised to take charge of Catalonia's autonomous police force and the Catalan center for telecommunications.
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LAHORE, Pakistan, March 17 (Reuters) - Pakistan's Punjab province on Wednesday denied a central government report of country's first coronavirus death.
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There were reports this year that the central government had scrutinized, or even frozen, some of Mr. Noor's financial assets.
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Marawi and the Maranao have been at the forefront of a decades-long insurgency against the central government in Manila.
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China's central government controls land supply and the rapid urbanization process has seen available construction land dwindle in recent years.
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On October 1, the Catalan regional government barreled ahead with an independence referendum the Spanish central government had declared illegal.
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In 1990, Hindu efforts to claim the site led to deadly sectarian riots and the collapse of the central government.
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The central government disputes the vote's validity and has threatened to use its emergency powers to prevent a breakaway state.
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Hopes for Somalia tend to ebb and flow after more than 25 years of chaos since its central government collapsed.
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Turnout figures have been regularly disputed in Catalonia, but this year the central government didn't provide its own crowd estimate.
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Somalia has suffered various degrees of bloodshed and chaos since 1991, when the central government collapsed and warlords took over.
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The priority is to stop the rioting, and the Hong Kong police have the full support of the central government.
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There is also the almost staggering contrast in how the crisis has been handled since the central government got involved.
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Due to decentralization, the central government doesn't have total control over, which impedes the full implementation of any new policies.
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Central government funding would also allow the province to build a second flood-prevention dam near Bili-Bili, he added.
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Yields of China's 10-year central government bonds have been trending lower this year, standing at 3.633 percent on Monday.
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The central government funds roughly 15-20% of costs, with the remainder split between local governments and the private sector.
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Treating the people's lives and health as a top priority, President Xi Jinping and the central government have acted decisively.
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Most of his predecessors were specialist bureaucrats who worked in the central government before taking up the Hong Kong assignment.
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Many of the 55 deputies concluded that, in order to survive and thrive, the nation required a stronger central government.
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The Chinese central government has asked manufacturers of medical face masks to resume production over the Lunar New Year period.
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Somalia, which has lurched from crisis to crisis since the central government collapsed in 1991, did not hold direct elections.
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The cabinet said central government-controlled firms will cut steel and coal production capacity by a tenth in 2016-17.
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Given the city's compromised autonomy, hasn't the central government, in Beijing, broken its promise to the people of Hong Kong?
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Alberta, rather than the central government, might collect revenues destined to be spent within the province, as Quebec now does.
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Bosnia's central government or Council of Ministers has been working in a caretaker capacity since a general election last year.
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The Islamist militant group al Shabab, which is trying to topple the central government, could not be reached for comment.
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The rebels enjoy strong support across Rakhine, where many people feel that the central government has neglected the region economically.
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The central government has pitched a build-operate-transfer model but, failing that, has said it would tap its budget.
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But it was not tabled in parliament, which has been riven by disputes between the central government and regional parties.
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Delegates vote on legislation that the central government has drafted during the preceding years under instructions from the Communist Party.
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It is tied with the Bosniak-Croat Federation via a weak central government, which is in charge of military issues.
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It has already cut the total number of companies under central government control to 363, down from 117 in 2012.
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Khan is seeking powers from central government that would allow him to formally intervene to prevent low-cost housing cuts.
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But sometimes scandals move faster than officials, or the central government allows journalists to expose the misdeeds of local governments.
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"For decades China has maintained a concerted, central government-run strategy to gain nuclear advantage," the second US official said.
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In pre-Independence writings, he outlined his ideal division of powers between the colonies and the central government in London.
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The central government, for the first time, is spending more than $22.5 million to dissuade farmers from burning their fields.
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Mr. Ghani has said that only a central government with a strong mandate can negotiate on behalf of the country.
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He added that the central government had not tried to engage local people or find meaningful alliances with local politicians.
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The central government in Tokyo plans to buy several Osprey choppers as part of a record $42 billion defense budget.
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Shifting licensing authority from the central government to provincial governments will allow regulators to focus on their main tasks, he added.
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This is partly related to an economic slowdown, in addition to policies put in place by the central government in Beijing.
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McGarry said the municipality cannot achieve growth on its own so relies on parliamentarians to fight for investment from central government.
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"Despite numerous local and central government initiatives, supply has failed to live up to demand for London housing," the report explained.
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In practice, however, the new laws mean China's central government now has more direct control over the operations of Internet companies.
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Her spokesman denied a report in the Financial Times that she had offered her resignation to the central government in Beijing.
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Al Shabaab has sought for over a decade to topple the central government and implement its strict version of Islamic law.
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"The committee is stacked so that the central government can control it, precisely to avoid this sort of situation," he said.
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Puglia points to a recent court ruling stipulating that the central government should consult the regions before approving international pipeline projects.
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A weak and pliable central government is probably an asset for any royals aspiring to restore their palaces' wealth and power.
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In an attempt to improve widely varying levels of service, the central government recently laid down rules for running 12345 hotlines.
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Poorer councils like Liverpool worry that they will suffer disproportionately, since they are the most dependent on the central-government grant.
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In the end, strong-arming by the central government and a promise of economic benefits from the base won the day.
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The IMF distributes the loan payments to Bosnia's central government in Sarajevo, but the principal beneficiaries are the two autonomous regions.
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Hong Kong's legislature has entered a rocky new relationship with the central government that will fuel political tension in the territory.
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The central government in Tashkent, the Uzbek capital, would like Bukhara's Jews to stay and those who left to start returning.
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Britain has previously gone through the motions of handing power to the provinces only for central government to grab it back.
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Envoys from the central government in Beijing have reportedly been asking members of the election committee to vote for Mrs Lam.
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The U.S. territory's central government, and some of its agencies, have already filed for PROMESA's bankruptcy process, known as Title III.
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Somalia's central government remains weak, and Shabab forces strive to show that the country's leaders cannot provide basic services, especially security.
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The affirmation reflects Asturias's still weak fiscal performance, a moderately high direct debt burden and financial support from the central government.
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If the central government makes one statement, even if it is not fair, all of the universities have to follow suit.
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In order to prop up the ailing economy, the central government has encouraged provincial officials to keep spending on new projects.
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Mr Nya Ter blames the peace process between the central government and more than a dozen ethnic militias like the KNU.
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The central government supported the move "to punish, according to law, the main ... plotters of the illegal Occupy (movement)," Lu added.
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From road building to subsidies, the central government has spent large amounts of money on poverty relief in places like Liangshan.
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Developers said, for example, pre-sale approvals remain extremely strict in Beijing because it is closely monitored by the central government.
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That threat has not discouraged him but he is worried about a lack of support from the Shi'ite-led central government.
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The Bharatiya Janata Party, which runs India's central government, emerged as the biggest party after elections in the state of Karnataka.
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The Rif region enjoys a strong regional identity and has historically always enjoyed some level of independence from the central government.
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Revenue has stabilised since a period of decline, which coincided with a central government campaign against conspicuous spending among public officials.
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The LNA says it has 85,000 men but this includes soldiers paid by the central government who it hopes to inherit.
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For years, many Manipuri tribal communities have resisted the authority of Delhi, claiming they have suffered neglect from the central government.
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Worried about slowing GDP growth, on June 10th the central government opened the door for provinces and cities to increase spending.
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To stop this trend the central government capped increases in minimum wages in 2015, but stopped short of reversing previous rises.
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The relentless cuts in central government support for local authorities, he argues, have contributed as much as anything to Northamptonshire's demise.
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Canyon Bridge was founded by Chow with capital originating from China's central government and had indirect links to Beijing's space program.
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As approval for this was still pending from the central government, these maturities were refinanced as ST debt until August 2016.
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The New Area was approved by the central government in 2015 as the first national level New Area in central China.
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The central government expects to meet its 2017 financing needs mainly with local market issuance and borrowing from multilateral development banks.
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The central government recently blocked the proposal after a local MP, worried about the reaction of his constituents, caused a fuss.
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Beijing promises "zero tolerance" on statistical fraud, and has brought as many as 1,436 local monitoring stations under central government control.
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The central government has had to rely more on local governments to implement city-based housing policies to address the imbalances.
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Local officials often lack the knowledge or capacity to develop and implement polices that achieve the targets set by central government.
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Central government ministries will assume directly the powers of the Catalan administration until a regional election takes place on Dec. 21.
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The central government in Beijing is responsible for defense and foreign affairs, while Hong Kong has wide autonomy in other areas.
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It has cut the number of central government enterprises to 98, half the number when SASAC was first established in 2003.
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Iraq's regional Kurdish leader said the Baghdad central government had failed to prepare a post-battle political, security and governance plan.
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China Railway Materials Company is the first central government-owned enterprise that has suspended debt instrument trading because of repayment problems.
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Authorities have also increased regulation over the past two years, coinciding with a central government campaign against ostentatiousness among public officials.
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Revenue has stabilized since a period of decline, which coincided with a central government campaign against conspicuous spending among public officials.
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The LNA says it has 85,000 men but this includes soldiers paid by the central government that it hopes to inherit.
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Al-Shabaab is fighting to overthrow Somalia's central government and establish its own rule based on its interpretation of Islamic law.
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While the central government imposes family planning rules nationwide through thousands of family planning offices, it gives leeway to some regions.
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Yet even during periods of democratic rule, Thailand's provincial governors have been appointed by the central government rather than elected locally.
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Reducing the powers of the central government should not be seen as further dividing a land that has been unjustly divided.
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Should the region fail to do so, Rajoy will suspend its political autonomy and rule via the central government in Madrid.
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"The central government has no machinery to inspect or control the mines," the spokesman Y.S. Kataria told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Like all councils, North Somerset has seen the money that it receives from central government dwindle since the onset of austerity.
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The jailings "turn the election into a plebiscite on the central government," wrote Enric Juliana in La Vanguardia, a Barcelona newspaper.
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Al Shabaab is fighting to overthrow Somalia's central government and establish its own rule based on its interpretation of Islamic law.
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They have a weak central government, a US that has pulled its diplomatic presence, and protests erupting all over the country.
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Since the Peshmerga were forced out of Kirkuk last year by the Iraqi central government, instability has returned to the area.
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Even if it remains on the sidelines, China's central government can use the protests to influence other outcomes in its favor.
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As a result, more than 40 percent of its money came from the central government and 20 percent was federal funds.
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The last widespread farm loan-waiver scheme was rolled out in 2008 by the central government, and covered 43 million farmers.
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"China's central government limits or forbids foreign investment or foreign access to over 100 sectors of the Chinese economy," said Ross.
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" This, he said, was "likely to be understood as a big political win for the central government and especially for Rajoy.
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The central government has warned developers against any attempts to use cheap land offered in charming town projects for property development.
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But to a large degree this is a function of the Nordic and Dutch models having a much stronger central government.
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They are linked via a weak central government whose decisions are usually disputed by the Serb region, which often threatens secession.
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But with no real national army, armed brigades are often more loyal to their city or region than the central government.
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The central government environmental inspection program was launched in late 2015 with the full authority of the Communist Party's top leadership.
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IN HONG KONG, public trust in both the central government in Beijing and the territory's own administration is stretched perilously thin.
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They're designed to give China's central government more direct control over the operations of internet-based companies operating in the country.
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Bosnia is made up of the Bosniak-Croat Federation and the Serb Republic which are linked via a weak central government.
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The central government has repeatedly expressed its support for Lam and for her decision last month to suspend the extradition legislation.
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Chinese state media has accused Western forces of instigating the unrest as a way to put pressure on the central government.
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It is China's only gold industry firm directly managed by the central government, with operations also in silver, copper and molybdenum.
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In its previous battles to liberate Sunni cities from the Islamic State, Iraq's central government has followed one of two strategies.
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The IMF disburses the loan payments to Bosnia's central government in Sarajevo but the principal beneficiaries are the two autonomous regions.
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The new, 45-square-mile archipelago would fall outside Hong Kong's boundaries, meaning it would require backing from China's central government.
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The Kurds in western Iran and the Baluch in the southeast, both prominent minority groups, also complain of central government neglect.
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Catch-up: Here's some background on the measure and the tense relationship between Hong Kong and the central government in Beijing.
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Had he survived, he would have been up for re-election in November against a candidate supported by the central government.
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Mr. Leung is now a vice chairman of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, an advisory body to the central government.
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Pakistani courts and Parliament have no jurisdiction there; instead, they are ruled by a "political agent" appointed by the central government.
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But the more these groups grew, the greater the threat they posed to the central government, whose absence they thrived in.
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For the Kurds, many of whom distrust the intentions of the central government in Ankara, it is only reinforcing longstanding disaffection.
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The premier's visit comes as the central government is under increasing pressure to prove it is adequately coping with the crisis.
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Most digital currencies, such as bitcoin, are not backed by any central government, meaning each country has different standards and regulations.
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The group wants to expel AMISOM from Somalia, topple its central government and entrench its strict interpretation of Islamic sharia law.
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The vote may ease the region's political deadlock with the central government in Madrid, but is unlikely to resolve the standoff.
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The South Wales Police said the technology was necessary to make up for years of budget cuts by the central government.
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Dozens charged inside, damaging symbols of China's central government, smashing photos of pro-Beijing politicians and marring the walls with graffiti.
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Facing an array of taxes from the central government and states, Indian businesses have a hard time building a nationwide business.
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Central government officials have said the pollution crackdown will not have an adverse impact on the economy, but some economists disagree.
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