Gina Raimondo (D) signed a bill codifying the Roe v.
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In May, he also signed a bill codifying similar requirements.
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When asked whether he supported codifying the 1973 Roe v.
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Codifying the Dynamex decision into law would help with enforcement.
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So is codifying it into a moral or political act.
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But even these variants have their clichés, their codifying rules.
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G.B.T. groups that responded by redoubling their efforts toward codifying discrimination.
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But this is a first real step toward codifying those predictions.
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Codifying and documenting decisions is part of effective communication across organizations.
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Wade I would make sure that we are codifying Roe v.
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Other 2020 Democrats have called for codifying protections for abortion rights.
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Do you have any advice on simplifying or codifying this process?
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They follow a 19th-century tradition for codifying French haute cuisine.
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Along the way, he expressed support for codifying the Roe v.
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Gabbard added that, like her colleagues, she supports codifying Roe v.
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Inslee supports repealing Hyde and codifying Roe in statute, his campaign said.
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Messam supports codifying Roe and using federal money to provide abortion services.
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She's also one of several candidates who's called for codifying Roe v.
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The RAA achieves that objective by permanently codifying ideas that already work.
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Whether codifying the emergency measures will prove palatable to critics is unclear.
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Inside Uber, Mr. Kalanick began codifying the pillars of the company's culture.
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Meadows mentioned the work requirements and codifying deregulation of the insurance sector.
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As president, he would support codifying Roe in statute, according to his campaign.
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Amy Klobuchar, who called for legislation codifying the Supreme Court's landmark Roe v.
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Gillibrand also called for codifying Roe into statute and repealing the Hyde Amendment.
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Harvard says it was merely codifying what had long been the unspoken rules.
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The Times asked the presidential candidates for their views on codifying Roe v.
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In unveiling her recent proposal, Harris argues that codifying Roe is not enough.
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He changed his name to 28 Chainz, codifying a shift in his mind-set.
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Who is in charge of creating and codifying what is essentially a modern language?
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As they investigate, Winters paints a picture of a society obsessed with codifying reality.
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Gilibrand was among the first of the 2020 candidates to propose codifying Roe v.
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You have to go through a process of codifying it and providing that direction.
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And the State Assembly passed a bill codifying that ruling and adding more protections.
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But, perhaps understandably, it wants to pass on responsibility for codifying such decision-making.
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They should be codifying all the steps they took, even if they sound simple.
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Decisions like those could be sidestepped by codifying moderate exemptions into federal law now.
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From that time forward, colonial slave laws became more restrictive, further codifying the institution.
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But, perhaps understandably, it wants to pass on responsibility for codifying such decision-making.
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Tom Cotton (R-Ark.) are working on codifying the "state of emergency" order into law.
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The "small wheels, big pants" generation emerged, codifying the style of skateboarding still dominant today.
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Gillibrand on Thursday released a proposal on abortion rights that called for codifying Roe v.
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The ban officially went into effect last week when President Trump signed legislation codifying it.
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Trump's move will allow Congress until March to pass legislation codifying the program into law.
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Congress has also proposed a number of measures aimed at codifying net neutrality in law. Rep.
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Buttigieg supports repealing Hyde, codifying Roe into law, and appointing judicial nominees who would support Roe.
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Booker, like many of his colleagues running for president, has called for codifying the Roe v.
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"Codifying a sham process halfway through doesn't make it any less of a sham process," Rep.
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To fast-track that development, the company is further codifying its social team, adding Daniel James.
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The entrepreneur supports codifying Roe, repealing Hyde, and providing "safe and affordable abortion services" to all Americans.
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Codifying the program at all is progress; apparently, previous legislative efforts to do so have gone nowhere.
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A number of other Democratic candidates, including Gillibrand and Warren, have also called for legislation codifying Roe.
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On Thursday, she unveiled a more comprehensive plan for preserving reproductive rights that includes codifying Roe v.
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Earlier this year, New York City updated a law codifying definitions of racial discrimination to include hairstyles.
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It's time to pass legislation codifying rules that protect consumers and maintain flexibility for companies to innovate.
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The legislation introduced Wednesday would boost oversight and transparency of the process by codifying it into law.
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Despite their diurnal name, SDRE played an enormous part in codifying the famously nocturnal genre of emo.
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Instead, Komesaroff advocates for codifying the "double effect" principle when it comes to end-of-life care.
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Activists claim that codifying their use will only encourage more exploitation and privatization of San Francisco's resources.
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"We'd even consider codifying the governor's executive order into law," she said in a statement on Monday.
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Some evangelical organizations and groups have responded by closing ranks, codifying what might be considered "traditional" positions.
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The Justice Department says it's protecting the rights of transgender Americans and charges North Carolina with codifying discrimination.
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Anonymous, though never codifying any sort of working philosophy, tended to poke at the powerful and the zealous.
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As digital media matures, the process of developing social networks is codifying into a set of best practices.
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That pledge, Arrambide said, should spur Democratic-led states to pass laws codifying the Supreme Court's Roe v.
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An intimate sex scene with ex-boyfriend Paul is memorable, codifying both David's character and the film's tone.
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Wade, and has said he would consider codifying it into federal law in case the ruling is overturned.
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Does it have to pass a bill codifying every change to domestic law that would result from Brexit?
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The Reproductive Health Act was one of the first bills the Legislature tackled this year, codifying Roe v.
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Still, the Democrats have already declared a long list of priorities for next year, including codifying Roe v.
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While mandatory funding may seem like a lifeline, it's putting the agency at risk by codifying outdated practices.
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In addition to repealing Hyde and codifying Roe, Gillibrand supports undoing the gag rule the Trump administration has imposed.
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Many lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have called to move swiftly to pass legislation codifying DACA's protections.
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When Congress introduced the O visa, under the Immigration of Act of 1990, it was effectively codifying the impossible.
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After the dinner, the two Democrats announced a possible deal on codifying protections for young undocumented immigrants from deportation.
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They are codifying family separation as an acceptable cost of crossing the border between ports of entry without papers.
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But without rooting out bias in both training data and models, these algorithms risk simply codifying existing human misperceptions.
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Writing a bill codifying the protections of Roe was easy, but Livingstone, a state representative, wanted to go further.
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In other words, if the queen-of-the-hill strategy is implemented, we aren't just talking about codifying DACA.
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In addition to codifying existing sanctions, the bill imposes tough new measures tied specifically to Moscow's actions last year.
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Look at today's newspapers, websites, and magazines, and you'll find article after article codifying dating with specific rules and rituals.
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Cory Booker became one of the first 2020 presidential candidates to propose codifying Roe as his official platform on abortion.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan is still talking about codifying Medicaid work requirements into federal law, applying them to all states.
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By codifying its prohibitions into formal rules, the commission is hoping it will have firmer ground to tackle these issues.
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Codifying U.S. support for sexual and reproductive health and rights and ending the GGR is a good place to start.
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Codifying purposefully vague language on such an important issue will only lead to further confusion and division in our society.
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The House needs to stop putting up procedural roadblocks and move the Senate bill codifying the measures taken against Russia.
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The good news is that the federal government can bring states' innovative approaches to scale by codifying them into law.
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Their mandate will include managing the convention's rulemaking procedures, resolving disputes over delegate credentialing, and codifying the Democratic Party platform.
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Codifying the process will lock it in and prevent future presidents from undoing it with the stroke of a pen.
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The result was about as heinous as expected, further codifying the administration's current ethos of drill first, ask questions later.
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Dickerson lashed out at her colleagues at the committee meetings, accusing them of codifying "blatant discrimination" into the party's platform.
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In November, Obama issued an executive order codifying this — turning the OPM "best practice" recommendations into firm regulations whenever possible.
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For too long, black people have had no say in codifying their net worth or negotiating their terms of engagement.
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They would allow immigrants who qualified for DACA to get temporary "provisional" status — essentially codifying DACA legislatively — for three years.
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"AB 5 is really codifying the test that the state Supreme Court put into the Dynamex decision last April," said Gonzalez.
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However, many other abortion rights proponents, including NARAL, say that there's no harm in trying to pass legislation codifying Roe v.
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Now it is conducting a sweeping review of the verified designation and codifying its meaning and use into its help center.
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It was not until the Congress of Vienna of 1815 that a start was made on codifying them as international law.
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On June 19, Rhode Island joined New York, Illinois, and Vermont in codifying the right to an abortion in state law.
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Along with his co-writer John A. Russo, Romero is credited with creating and codifying the modern zombie in Living Dead.
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But building the tool wasn't as simple as mapping highways or codifying something like individual speed limits for highways or roads.
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Since then, Mobileye has been codifying a three-pronged overall strategy: self-driving systems, mapping and data, and a regulatory framework.
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States and cities should pass laws codifying those rights and embrace the potential of keyless access technology while protecting tenant privacy.
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If the housing finance system is transformed without codifying affordable housing obligations, access to affordable home loans will be sharply curtailed.
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Nevertheless, the change in the catechism — the primary instruction document codifying the nature of the Catholic faith — is a striking one.
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On Saturday, the Senate unanimously passed a bill aimed at codifying and strengthening Obama's directive to make federal data more available.
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And yet, instead of codifying what she does, Meyer keeps finding ways to resist the desire to adopt a unifying order.
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But Democrats said the bill goes far beyond simply codifying an amendment that Congress has routinely tacked onto spending measures since 1976.
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In 2015, the FCC approved a landmark set of rules codifying net neutrality by reclassifying ISPs as "common carriers" under federal law.
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Buttigieg would support codifying the "ABC test," a more strict definition of independent contractor that would label many more workers as employees.
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Jerry Brown (D) signed a sweeping new climate change bill on Thursday, codifying one of the country's strongest greenhouse gas emissions goals.
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Some traders now receive their bonuses over several years, in case past deals go sour, and regulators are currently codifying those practices.
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Last year's US-China climate accord and the Paris agreement are good examples; both amount to codifying their respective members' national interests.
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At the time, Mr. Trump said he was giving Congress six months to draft legislation codifying the program, setting a March deadline.
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About 780,000 Dreamers have been protected by DACA, and Mr. Trump has given lawmakers until early March to pass legislation codifying it.
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So Beijing has imposed a new set of rules specifically codifying what's legal and what's not — including sexual innuendo and celebrity gossip.
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The reality is that Israel's new law codifying it as a Jewish state would not be out of place in liberal Europe.
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Beginning in the 1970s, Dio took a lead role in codifying a number of his genre's most ludicrous, yet utterly foundational, conventions.
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The ADA has become a worldwide model for codifying equal opportunity, equal access, full inclusion, and maximum independence for people with disabilities.
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It does so by codifying a three-part labor classification checklist applied by the Supreme Court in 2018 called the ABC test.
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In the week after DeVos's speech, a bill sped through California's Legislature, codifying many of the procedural aspects of the 2011 guidance.
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AB5 is codifying a California Supreme Court decision made in April 2018 as a result of the Dynamex Operations West, Inc. v.
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The author and spiritual adviser, who has described herself as "one hundred percent pro-choice," backs codifying Roe and repealing the Hyde Amendment.
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There's broad agreement on abortion rights across the Democratic field this year — nearly every candidate now supports repealing Hyde and codifying Roe v.
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Elizabeth Warren followed suit with another Medium post, called "Congressional Action to Protect Choice," which also placed codifying the equivalent of Roe v.
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This bill will right historical wrongs by acknowledging our country's stained past and codifying into law our commitment to abolishing this shameful practice.
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Codifying the Western-style approach might lead to fewer sky-high price tags that risk limiting future sales and more balanced shareholder registers.
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When Nixon left the White House, Democrats in Congress then set about codifying what presidents can and cannot do, to prevent future abuses.
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Second, by codifying a bias against institutional investing, the bill adds further complexity to the tax code when it should be simplifying it.
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Bloomberg also credited Scott, the GOP senator from South Carolina, with including language codifying "opportunity zones" in last year's GOP tax-cut bill.
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On paper, the Democratic candidates are united on a number of abortion-related policies: For example, all of them support codifying Roe v.
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Jackie Speier (Calif.), who served on the Select Investigative Panel, told The Hill that Republicans want to go beyond codifying the Hyde Amendment.
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Corker, with help from his colleagues on the committee, attempted to turn the tables by codifying a congressional role in the sanctions process.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan was still talking about codifying Medicaid work requirements into federal law, applying them to all states, after repeal failed.
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Like the law codifying Roe, Harris's Reproductive Rights Act would have a slim chance of passing Congress with 60 votes in the Senate. Sens.
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It's "digitizing" relationships and social connections, extracting value and insights from our associations and both codifying and commodifying trust — signifying it and selling it.
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At a time when we are inundated with racist, sexist, and homophobic public discourse, we cannot tolerate codifying discrimination that sets us back decades.
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The Investigatory Powers Act on Tuesday, codifying new and existing digital surveillance capabilities, is often referred to by the derogatory nickname, the Snooper's Charter.
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" Palestinian laws codifying these payments also describe imprisoned terrorists as "a fighting sector and an integral part of the weave of Arab Palestinian society.
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In one of his last official acts as commander in chief, President Obama signed a law Friday morning codifying his Presidential Innovation Fellows Program.
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Critics have objected that codifying this authority will insulate it from legal challenge, making this expanding scope a more permanent feature of the conflict.
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Ten states have passed trigger laws of their own, codifying the right to access an abortion in the event that Roe is struck down.
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Lawmakers face a March 5 deadline to pass a measure codifying DACA's protections for roughly 700,000 undocumented immigrants brought to the country as children.
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"Twitter just announced that it is codifying it's shadow banning process in its terms of services, which could include removal of accounts," he said.
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The plan, released May 17, calls for codifying Roe in statute, repealing Hyde and the domestic gag rule, and guaranteeing private insurance coverage for abortion.
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The court rulings prompted Congress to intervene in order to establish a federal framework for codifying and enforcing these rights; those efforts led to IDEA.
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And even Democrats open to codifying net neutrality principles in law aren't necessarily open to ditching the Title 2 approach of the FCC's current rules.
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She said email evidence shows that he knew of "enhanced interrogation techniques" used during the Bush years and played a role in codifying their use.
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While a federal court in Seattle has temporarily halted this practice, it is time for Congress to pass legislation codifying the prohibition against these weapons.
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Codifying that this is how Congress understands its role risks undermining the Constitution's checks and balances by asking Congress to serve as the president's consultant.
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It also risks codifying current illegal practices, and it does not adopt meaningful privacy protections that have been supported by a majority of House members.
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The following year, President Obama signed the larger defense authorization act of which H.R. 85033 had become a part, thereby codifying the process into law.
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But Sarah Coffin, a curator at Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum, suspects that Sheraton was merely codifying a design that had emerged some years earlier.
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For DACA recipients, immigration activists and allies dedicated to preserving or codifying the program, the postmortem also requires confronting some frank and unnerving new numbers.
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Alterations being considered include codifying some regulatory changes that the Trump administration could make, and allowing insurance to be sold across state lines, said Rep.
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The Online Privacy Act piggybacks off of that effort, codifying certain rights users have over how their data is collected and used by tech companies.
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"If those sanctions were to be watered down, I would, for sure, support codifying them and making sure they don't get watered down," Ryan said.
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No. The alternative draft that Judge Gorsuch backed made the case that the new torture ban was best read as merely codifying existing interrogation policies.
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Alaskan lawmakers have proposed codifying the formula for the dividend check amount in the state constitution as a way of settling its perennial political battles.
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Many are asking for a straight passage of the DREAM Act (essentially a means of codifying the DACA program and providing a path to citizenship).
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But the reforms also help the leadership enforce central control by codifying previously informal restrictions, or campaigns like the anti-corruption drive, legal experts say.
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"You can codify abortion all you want but you are still codifying the murder of an unborn child," said Delaware Right to Life spokeswoman Moira Sheridan.
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Additionally, America's Transportation Infrastructure Act will speed up project delivery by codifying key elements of the President's "One Federal Decision" policy, without forgoing important environmental protections.
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Steve Bullock of Montana introduced a women's rights plan, including measures aimed at closing gender pay gap, restoring Title IX standards and codifying Roe v. Wade.
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Addressing these public health crises – crises far more common and just as deadly as AIDS, Ebola and the Zika virus – requires going beyond codifying and granting.
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Kucinich said that lawmakers once eager to curb opioid abuse, including codifying the CDC guidelines into law, have been moved off those demands by AMA lobbyists.
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One place to start would be codifying some elements of the bipartisan bill Countering America's Adversaries Through Sanctions Act (CAATSA) legislation in a U.S.-UK FTA.
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So far, Selby has met the challenge of steering Thinx into its next stage as a company, codifying employee policies and focusing on rebuilding the culture.
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He now says one of his top legislative goals would be codifying the protections of Roe into federal law and "significantly" increasing funding for Planned Parenthood.
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That same year, California became the first state to pass birth control legislation codifying Obamacare's requirements, which provided a blueprint for other states to do so.
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Analysts at Eurasia Group predicted that the U.S. legislation codifying and modestly expanding sanctions on Moscow would most likely prompt a "more symbolic than substantive" response.
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Many candidates have also said they support repealing the Hyde amendment, which prevents individuals from using Medicaid to cover abortion costs, and codifying Roe as law.
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Gina Raimondo has signed a bill codifying abortion protections, joining other Democratic-controlled states looking to safeguard the procedure as conservative states push ahead on abortion restrictions.
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"Reproductive rights supporters should urge their state elected officials to pass laws codifying the right to abortion and reject further restrictions on abortion care," she tells Broadly.
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Many of the proposals already exist somewhere, in some form: They include such common-sense, long-term goals as passing the Equal Rights Amendment, codifying Roe v.
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At their White House meeting, Trump signed a declaration codifying U.S. recognition of Israel's hold on the strategic plateau, a dramatic shift from decades of U.S. policy.
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"It undermines the core architecture of the deal," the person said, adding that not codifying the concessions would make it difficult to verify and enforce China's compliance.
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If Congress ever had the juice to pass a bill codifying the disclosure of some minimum of financial information by White House aspirants, this would the time.
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Though a Republican, Graham has been a hawk against Russia through the investigation process, including criticizing fellow senators for not codifying new sanctions against Moscow last week.
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The two found agreement on several issues, including codifying protections for immigrants protected under the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program and eliminating student debt.
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American Unity Fund supports comprehensively amending the Civil Rights Act to include protections for sexual orientation and gender identity while also codifying important protections for religious liberty.
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But it is unclear whether China is willing to make the changes that the Trump administration is demanding, including codifying much of the agreement into Chinese law.
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But it is unclear whether China is willing to make the changes that the Trump administration is demanding, including codifying much of the emerging agreement into law.
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A longtime gambler with ties to the gaming industry, Mr. McCain helped write the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act in 22002, codifying regulations for Native American gambling enterprises.
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Codifying of paper flow and decision-making is not usually of note in a White House, and the practices laid out were fairly standard in previous administrations.
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Utah has become the first state to legalize "free-range parenting," codifying that kids can participate in unsupervised activities without their parents facing neglect charges. Utah. Gov.
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Fashion pictures incorporate all types of photography, from still life and documentary to portrait and landscape, while codifying our collective ideas surrounding sex, race, beauty and gender.
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Fashion pictures incorporate all types of photography, from still life and documentary to portrait and landscape, while codifying our collective ideas surrounding sex, race, beauty and gender.
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Much like Demi making a splash and semi-codifying aspirational pregnancy forever, the no-makeup magazine cover is here to sell appearing as makeup-free as something radical.
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In codifying and implementing the new California bill, the regulatory wizards have determined that anyone writing more than 35 pieces a year is an employee, not a freelancer.
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This trend is typical to America's lengthy history of codifying and recodifying laws to steal and profit off Native land and the natural resources above and below it.
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AND FINALLY, CODIFYING ALL OF THAT IN A WAY THAT AT THE END OF THE DAY, IF THERE ARE VIOLATIONS, WE CAN TAKE UNILATERAL ACTION TO CURE THEM.
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Companies like Dr. Ed are repackaging access to prescriptions through codifying the process into an online questionnaire, which is approved by a physician before the drugs are dispatched.
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Yes, but: If we aren't careful, these same algorithms could actually lead to greater discrimination by codifying the biases that exist both overtly and unconsciously in human society.
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The infrastructure-building, law-codifying, biopolitical states of antiquity are not the starting points of universal history for Scott, as they were for both Marx and liberal historians.
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Cirque du Soleil on Friday announced that it is cancelling its scheduled performances in North Carolina over the state's law codifying which bathroom a transgender person must use.
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The provision, though controversial in some circles, is seen as codifying as a matter of American law the right of American companies to mine the moon and asteroids.
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This kind of thing is essential: Codifying elements of accessible design, and explaining how to implement them, is how gaming ends up as a more inclusive, accessible industry.
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"We are basically codifying the long-standing practice of the Utah Attorney General's office: don't prosecute otherwise law-abiding polygamists unless other crimes are being committed," Henderson said.
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They argue that Congress should replace the FCC rules with legislation codifying net neutrality principles — though Democrats counter that any legislative replacement would unnecessarily water down the protections.
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Since repealing Hyde and codifying Roe have become baseline positions, candidates who are able to offer more details in their proposals suggest that they've engaged with the issue further.
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This week, New York City will take the necessary — and overdue — step of codifying mistreatment based on hair texture or style as racially discriminatory, reports the New York Times.
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A bill making its way through Congress would permanently stop the United States government from offering free online tax filing, codifying the current system that relies on private services.
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But the new rallying cry of codifying Roe, Harris's campaign said, "simply ... isn't enough"; states could still pass restrictive laws, which would then have to be challenged by courts.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Wednesday that Israelis are worried about a UN resolution recognizing a Palestinian state or codifying a peace process that the US would allow.
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Instead of codifying past executive orders, the RAA betrays those executive orders by handcuffing agencies, restricting their ability to design regulations that provide the greatest benefits to the public.
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They cited a ProPublica article about tax-prep companies' lobbying on codifying the program, and said that they thought the IRS should offer its own free electronic filing service.
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Mr. Obama issued an executive order requiring interrogators to use only techniques approved in the Army Field Manual, and he later signed a bill codifying that rule into statute.
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The Senate amendment tightens the sanctions regime against Russia by codifying it in law and making it more difficult for President Donald Trump's White House to ease the measures.
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Michael McCaul (R-Texas), who chairs the House Homeland Security Committee, has pushed to reform the Department of Homeland Security by codifying its cyber activities under one component department.
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That approach is in keeping with recommendations from a National Coalition of Girls' Schools taskforce that educators make such decisions on "an individual basis," rather than codifying rigid policies.
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If it did not invent freedom, it transformed and strengthened it, codifying a universal definition of individual rights and national identity that has been an example to the world.
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Its proposals range from codifying Russia's role in the defeat of Nazi Germany during World War II to defining marriage as a union between a man and a woman.
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Canadian and Mexican officials demanded that the tariffs on their countries be lifted before codifying the trade deal, which Trump agreed to do after much urging on Grassley's part.
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By codifying the protections of the Affordable Care Act, the bill would protect Oregonians' access to birth control and other preventive health care in the event of a repeal.
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But it bears noting that under President Obama, both the director of national intelligence and I were permanent members of the principals committee, codifying the importance of these positions.
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So for example, somebody on Facebook was talking about how if we're codifying [an embryo as] a person in these early stages, what does that do for our immigration policy?
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I realized that the scandal is so big, so complex, and involves so many people with power that codifying it really required me to draw from my experience writing novels.
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Congress can frustrate Trump's thuggish ambitions by codifying the health insurance cost-sharing payments, congressional-staff health benefits, and the borrowing authority needed to avoid a default on the debt.
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In the absence of federal rules governing internet providers' conduct, a wave of states across the country rushed to implement their own laws and executive orders codifying net neutrality principles.
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In 2014, Patrick championed legislation that required health insurers to extend coverage to people struggling with drug addiction, codifying it as a mental health problem, not a criminal justice one.
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The rule won't affect current guidance that allows electronic devices in the passenger cabin of planes, only codifying the guidance already in place by the U.N. authority under U.S. regulation.
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The breadth of their objections and lack of evidence to back up their claims and their absolute opposition to codifying Obama's memo expose the lie that is the administration's policy….
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An art museum is not a nail salon, but codifying an exhibition, novel or film as "necessary" is a similar camouflaging maneuver that saddles an aesthetic pursuit with moral weight.
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Mr. Dreher noted that codifying the opinion into regulation, as the Trump administration is trying to do, would make it harder for a future president to issue a quick reversal.
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Legislation codifying a regulatory-budgeting system will be important from both a political and a policy standpoint, as congressional involvement and buy-in will be critical for long-term sustainability.
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Loeffler reminds us how entwined the two events were — both for the role Jews played in codifying human rights and for how Zionism was buoyed by these new international values.
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The Senate voted overwhelming to ban torture across the US government in 211, codifying a ban President Barack Obama issued by executive order shortly after he was sworn in in 11.
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More funding will bring more scrutiny, and Patreon will have the tough job of walking the free-speech-without-filth tightrope in codifying what exactly is allowed and enforcing those rules.
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What the internet needs to end regulatory uncertainty and recurring threats of litigation is an enduring, bipartisan law from Congress to protect internet freedom by codifying widely accepted net neutrality protections.
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They say they support net neutrality but want Congress to pass a law codifying it instead of leaving it up to federal agencies that can reverse course with each new administration.
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Sunu Chandy, the National Women's Law Center legal director, said codifying these rights into federal law will not just benefit the LGBTQ community but will apply to forms of sexual discrimination.
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It's the right day for that, and Sam Trabucco is definitely one of those constructors who is deft at plucking words out of the zeitgeist and codifying them here for us.
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Cuomo rolled out his 2019 agenda on Monday, announcing that, in his next term, he would focus on progressive causes like legalizing marijuana, banning corporate campaign contributions, and codifying Roe v.
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But if he retakes the presidency, he will be formally granted broad new executive powers, effectively codifying into law the authoritarian way in which he has informally governed up to now.
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When asked on Wednesday what he would like to see passed in the coming legislative session, the governor laid out a veritable Christmas list of progressive baubles, including codifying Roe v.
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By codifying the secretary's comments into report language for a bill that's expected to become the law of the land, the remarks gain additional legal significance than simply a committee statement.
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That would be great if we had a perfect world, but we don't… Because we all have bias, it means they could be codifying sexism or any other kind of bigotry.
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"[The bill] is codifying what has been an existing law under Republican and Democratic administrations, and it has been changed under the Trump administration," Speier told Refinery29 shortly after announcing the legislation.
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Those laws are concerned with unauthorized access to user information, codifying the basic idea that if someone steals your credit card or phone number, you have a right to know about it.
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In the meantime, states are taking it upon themselves to fill the void by passing their own laws codifying the net neutrality rules, potentially laying the groundwork for a separate legal battle.
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Grassley said that the FBI's claim that nondisclosure agreements prevented testimony at a hearing on codifying the special counsel in the Russia investigation was not valid and not permitted under the Constitution.
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Democrats seized on another aspect of Cassidy's white paper, which calls for codifying a Trump administration regulation expanding cheaper, skimpier short-term insurance plans that do not need to meet ObamaCare requirements.
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In terms of executive privilege, there's no statutory law codifying the exact contours of the privilege, and I would consider it anomalous if executive privilege could shield an ongoing obstruction of justice.
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"Vice President Biden believes we must protect the progress we've made and has called on codifying the decision in Roe to ensure this choice remains between a woman and her doctor," he said.
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The proceeding, which was eventually approved in December, rolled back the former administration's rules codifying core net neutrality principles like banning service providers from throttling user internet speeds and blocking lawful online content.
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Wade, codifying it into federal law, repealing the Hyde Amendment, expanding access to reproductive health care, and fighting to defend a woman's right to access an abortion in every part of this country.
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Codifying what constitutes incentivized endorsement, formally demanding social media platforms to implement policies and features for disclosure and making influencer marketing contracts state that participation must be disclosed would all be sensible updates.
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For all those who have been laser-focused on doubling-down on xenophobic rhetoric and codifying hate and discrimination in our nation's laws, know that you, too, are guilty of crimes against humanity.
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Seven years later, the program has clearly become more permanent than Obama intended, but only because Congress has been unable — despite support from some Republicans — to pass legislation codifying protections for DACA recipients.
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They argue that codifying the principles into law will end the regulatory uncertainty that the telecom industry faces with the prospect that the rules will change every time the White House switches parties.
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California and New York, for example, seem like prime contenders (New York has been especially out front in codifying Obamacare provisions, like the birth control mandate, into law over the course of 2017).
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Vox's Zack Beauchamp called it a ploy to "turn ... Islamophobia into the official guiding light of American immigration policy," legitimizing and codifying the xenophobia and racism Trump had harnessed to win the presidency.
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However, I explicitly chose not to take this approach, because it's a form of personalization in itself - codifying what "difference" means in an algorithm is as tricky and fraught as writing a personalization algorithm.
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Regardless of what governments want to access for their own purposes, the trend toward codifying commercial consumer data protection will continue as more and more-detailed data is acquired that needs to be protected.
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And, as we set a new baseline and measure ourselves against it, we will be better able to identify places where we've improved and those where we've regressed, codifying our tactics for future gains.
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Rather than raising the cost of contaminating vast swaths of American lands, the state and federal governments have spent their time re-codifying and weaponizing the legal system against citizens opposing further pipeline construction.
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"There are questions around the trustworthiness, the robustness of AI systems, including the dangers of codifying or reinforcing existing biases related to gender or race, or infringing on human rights and privacy," he added.
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The White House requests include codifying into law a recent Trump administration action to allow cheaper, skimpier health insurance plans known as short-term plans, and allowing them to be renewed beyond one year.
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They are already facing headwinds because of the flurry of victories for liberal Democrats — including codifying abortion rights and a recent agreement on congestion pricing — that threaten to alienate some conservative and suburban voters.
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"With Republicans pushing near-constant attacks on women's health across the country, passing federal legislation protecting abortion rights is important -- but the truth is that codifying Roe isn't enough," a Harris senior campaign official said.
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He said he'd start with border security -- a key issue to conservatives -- and pair that with legislation codifying protections for undocumented immigrants brought to the US as children, covered under the Obama administration DACA program.
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The law is clear The Senate voted overwhelming to ban torture across the US government in 2015, codifying a ban President Barack Obama issued by executive order shortly after he was sworn in in 2009.
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This year, Illinois, Maine, New York, Rhode Island and Vermont have passed laws loosening restrictions on abortion later in pregnancy, codifying protections for abortion rights, or allowing medical workers other than doctors to perform them.
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And yet there was little public controversy in Britain in 2004 when the Gender Recognition Act was introduced, codifying in law for the first time a process for transgender people to change their legal gender.
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What's left to do is for Congress to pass legislation codifying the working definition of anti-Semitism, which 31 countries, including the United States, have been employing since 2016 through the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance.
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The industry proposals include calls for codifying transparency rules that require businesses to disclose their collection practices and giving consumers the right to request copies of their data and request that some data be deleted.
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The House is scheduled to vote Monday on a new version of a bipartisan bill aimed at modernizing the IRS after the bill was reintroduced without a controversial provision codifying the IRS's free file program.
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A "sticking point," Kudlow said, is the desire from the US side to see China commit to changes more forcefully -- such as by codifying them into Chinese law, not simply stating their intention to commit.
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Codifying the behavior of journalists struck some as an ominous encroachment into freedom of the press, and the White House Correspondents' Association said on Monday that it had not been consulted about the new guidelines.
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"It does seem to me that rather than too strictly codifying how that's achieved, it may be more about carefully curating a selection committee that understands the sort of spirit of those awards," he says.
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Uber is confident that a California bill codifying stricter requirements for classifying workers as independent contractors, which is on its way to become law, won't force the firm to reclassify its drivers in the state.
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Recently, she even argued for being more inclusive of anti-abortion Democrats within the party—a significant departure from Warren's stance on abortion, which she has taken further than simply "codifying" or "protecting" Roe v. Wade.
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Wednesday's rule change was actually mandated by the United Nation's International Civil Aviation Organization for all member countries in 2016, and as TechCrunch notes, the updated regulations are merely codifying that directive into U.S. aviation rules.
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Elizabeth Warren was able to squeeze in that she supports codifying access to abortion in federal statute, a nod to her broader plan to protect reproductive rights and access, including the Women's Health Protection Act. Gov.
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Judge William Alsup appears likely to grant some sort of injunction, though it may be narrower than Waymo would like and could even be as simple as codifying things that Uber has already agreed to do.
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Had Democrats succeeded, and Obama signed a law codifying these proposed restrictions, it would have created real due process violations, but also may well have been struck down by a Supreme Court that Obama defers to.
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By codifying the Supreme Court's Quill decision in federal statute, the bill would make clear that Congress respects its own Commerce Clause authority and that it will force states to respect each other's borders, as well.
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The government insists Congress shouldn't make any changes, not even codifying the prohibition on "about" collection that related to a decade of violations, something a draft bill attempts to do, according to the New York Times.
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The Equality Act would expand those categories to include sexual orientation and gender identity, codifying protections in employment, housing and other arenas for the LGBTQ community in states that don't already have them on the books.
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And codifying the playlist as a delivery mechanism for new music, not just for collecting other people's songs, is a conceptual boon for streaming services, including Apple Music, with which Drake has had a longtime partnership.
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If there is a consistent theme to this book, it is that the erotic life of movies shapes and misshapes us, codifying our fantasies, shooting an arrow into them and occasionally showing them up as bogus.
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Bullock supports ending Hyde, codifying Roe, and strengthening Title X funding, which provides money for family planning and preventive health care clinics (though the domestic gag rule currently restricts it to institutions that do not provide abortions).
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Mr. David listed some obvious red flags — if an "independent" spending group hires a candidate's former staff members or relatives, or discusses strategy with a campaign — that need defining and codifying, so prosecutors could get to work.
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Between becoming the best-selling novelist of all time and developing and codifying the tropes that would define her genre, Christie had time to craft one of the most iconic whodunit reveals in all of mystery writing.
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Codifying (and ideally automating) as much of these rules into digestible frameworks and processes early on in your company's maturity enables a team in New York to seamlessly work with partners in Frankfurt, Sri Lanka or Hong Kong.
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The Global Food Security Act (GFSA) was also signed into law this summer, codifying important provisions that will ensure that the U.S. Government's efforts to combat hunger and malnutrition are country-specific and country-led, transparent, and accountable.
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"We have been calling for a co-CEO or COO to assist to codifying the leadership structure and in so doing, the culture at Tesla," said James Albertine, analyst at brokerage Consumer Edge, speaking before the promotions were announced.
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In a lawsuit filed today, the American Civil Liberties Union of Northern California is seeking training materials and privacy policies relating to the license plate reader program as well as the specific contracts codifying ICE access to the network.
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Splitting creatures into species is a human concept we use to understand our world, so it's not that something new was discovered—it's more that researchers think they've noticed an intriguing difference between these animals that was worth codifying.
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"Codifying the CDM program will further DHS' role in the cybersecurity mission throughout the government and give the newly confirmed Undersecretary of NPPD — [Christopher] Krebs — the kind of ammunition he needs to keep growing this important program," he added.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) has put forth a highly detailed reproductive rights plan that calls for repealing the Hyde Amendment, which bans federal funding for most abortions; codifying Roe in federal law; and guaranteeing private insurance coverage for abortion.
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But the administration's top economic and trade officials have since faced a barrage of questions concerning the deal, including how much China will agree to purchase from the U.S. and whether Beijing will ultimately punt on codifying their agreement.
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I have proposed a bold agenda to tackle this problem, titled A New Rising Tide, which guarantees gig workers the right to unionize through codifying the "ABC" test, and cracks down on companies that misclassify workers as independent contractors.
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The bill would also make it harder for employers to classify workers as independent contractors, codifying a more stringent legal test that has stirred controversy in California, and would make it nearly impossible for states to enforce right-to-work laws.
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The Unicode Consortium had been codifying emoji since 2007, but Apple was the first major international phone maker to add compatible characters to its own software, and it's impossible to imagine the subsequent global phenomenon taking place without the iPhone.
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Five days after a presidential Twitter tirade, provoked in part by BuzzFeed's reporting on the migrant caravan, the Department of Justice announced it was instituting a "zero-tolerance" policy toward undocumented immigration, including officially codifying the family separation policy already underway.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany has no plans to introduce an 'Islam law' codifying the rights and obligations of Muslims, a government spokesman said on Monday, dismissing an idea floated by allies of Chancellor Angela Merkel ahead of federal elections in September.
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"Codifying a framework for the relevant agencies to review and disclose vulnerabilities will improve cybersecurity and transparency to the benefit of the public while also ensuring that the federal government has the tools it needs to protect national security," Schatz said.
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However, if negotiators can clearly demonstrate that this new agreement will change the terms of trade, by codifying the fundamental economic rights of Mexican workers and lifting up all North American workers, then it will represent an important step forward.
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That's paying dividends: This session, Nevada passed a law codifying the Affordable Care Act's birth control coverage policy and made it possible for women to get up to 12 months of birth control at once, all under a Republican governor.
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We often state our position on metaphors as exploring irrational ideas that destabilize communities, but just as importantly, we are creating an Indigenous ceremonial ground for public discourse, as opposed to codifying a didactic discourse that names "truth" in the world.
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"This show is attempting to identify without codifying something that may be completely alien to 20th-century folks still grappling with feminist issues and gay rights," said Lisa Phillips, director of the New Museum, long known for its politically themed exhibitions.
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But the student-run insurance company, which provides coverage for all of the student enterprises, figured out how to cover those start-ups, in part by codifying the minimum amount of coverage the company requires the suppliers themselves to have.
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The situation worsened in March, after the committee announced a new policy — codifying an unwritten practice of the past — that it would not do business with consultants or other vendors who worked for candidates mounting primary challenges to other Democrats.
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The situation worsened in March, after the committee announced a new policy — codifying an unwritten practice of the past — that it would not do business with consultants or other vendors who worked for candidates mounting primary challenges to other Democrats.
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"The Save the Internet Act would enact true net neutrality protections by codifying the FCC's 2015 Open Internet Order as a new, free-standing section of law," Congressman Mike Doyle told attendees of a morning press conference (you can view the video here).
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These include codifying access to abortion in the federal statute, repealing the Hyde Amendment, reversing the Trump administration's gag rule, and passing a bill blocking states from enacting onerous anti-abortion restrictions such as the targeted regulations on abortion providers (TRAP) laws. Sen.
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Republicans in Kansas have succeeded in recent years in codifying a conservative economic vision for the state, passing tax cuts so deep that officials had to slash social programs, to the point that the state Supreme Court mandated they boost funding for schools.
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"Georgia codifying this concept in its criminal code is potentially a grave step that has some known and many unknown ramifications," representatives of Google and Microsoft wrote in a joint letter to Governor Deal in April urging him to veto the legislation.
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The Internet Association, a group representing companies including Facebook, Microsoft Corp and Twitter Inc , said last week it was "open to alternative legal bases for the rules, either via legislative action codifying the existing net neutrality rules or via sound legal theories."
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"It may surprise many readers to know the government only now is codifying its approach to the virtual lives of the people it entrusts with real secrets," Bill Evanina, who leads the National Counterintelligence and Security Center, wrote in an op-ed.
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However, Trump may not get much help from Congress since House Republicans face long odds in their effort to pass a bill that includes codifying an end to separations in law, which would almost certainly be dead on arrival in the Senate.
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But the changes driven by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, the kingdom's de facto ruler, have complicated that image over the last few years, codifying for women the right to drive, attend sporting events and travel without a man's permission, among others.
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Banning bump stocks, codifying that, and raising the age of buying a firearm from 18 to 21, with a couple of caveats; one, unless you're a member of the military or law enforcement, or if you've successfully completed a certified firearms safety course.
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Because of his follow-through on certain abortion-related policy promises, Trump has used the issue on the 2020 campaign trail to draw aggressive distinctions between himself and the field of Democratic presidential hopefuls, nearly all of whom support codifying Roe in legislation.
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And so what they do is they decide that they are going to try to have it both ways, and they bake that contradiction right into the Constitution, both codifying and protecting the institution of slavery but never actually mentioning the word.
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Toomey said the projected job growth comes from codifying some trade regulations that were uncertain, but argued that the negative effect of dramatically curtailing the investor-state dispute settlement program and the new uncertainty created by a looming expiration date haven't been quantified.
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Codifying the well-established doctrine of "valid-when-made" would make it clear that banks can sell loans to non-banks and that those non-bank buyers can continue to service the loan on the same terms agreed to by the borrower originally.
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Advocates of the move see setting parameters as a vital intervention to save the two-state solution by codifying it, once again, in international law, and providing a non-negotiable international framework to provide political cover for concessions by any future negotiators.
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WASHINGTON — In just one week, a policy proposal on abortion went from relative obscurity to being a major part of the platforms of the majority of Democrats running for president: codifying the landmark 5003 Supreme Court ruling that made abortion legal nationwide, Roe v. Wade.
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But this correlation contributes to discrimination, because using arrests as a proxy for recommitting a crime means the algorithm is codifying biases in arrests, such as a police officer bias to arrest more people of color or to patrol more heavily in poor neighborhoods.
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The final defense policy bill, which passed the chamber Monday evening, includes a number of cyber-related provisions, including language that would bar the federal government from using software produced by Kaspersky Lab--essentially codifying into law the ban announced by Homeland Security last week.
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Politicians on both sides of the aisle are frustrated with this state of affairs, with some Democrats wanting to give Trump his wall in exchange for something—perhaps codifying DACA, the program that protects some undocumented people brought to this country as children from deportation.
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" But Chopra wants the FTC to consider making those rules official by "Codifying elements of the existing endorsement guides into formal rules so that violators can be liable for civil penalties under Section 5(m)(1)(A) and liable for damages under Section 19.
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In his State of the Union address on Tuesday night, President Trump attacked the law that New York passed last month codifying a woman's right to an abortion, and he proposed federal legislation to roll back the protections provided by the 1973 Roe v.
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A tax oversight panel in the House of Representatives heard testimony from expert witnesses as it considered a Democratic measure that would require presidential candidates to release their tax returns, codifying a voluntary practice that existed for decades until Trump ran for president in 2016.
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One proposal involved codifying standards of clerical conduct, while the other would have called for the formation of a special commission to review complaints of breaches of those standards against bishops, who have historically occupied a more protected position within the Vatican hierarchy than ordinary priests.
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At a minimum, this should include setting targets within the Sustainable Development Goals that serve women and girls in crisis, codifying a set of gender based violence safeguarding measures in emergencies, integrating women's voices and leadership in program design, and establishing gender equality scorecards to track progress.
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Katie Waldman, a spokeswoman for the Department of Homeland Security, laid blame on the federal government having to comply with the Flores agreement, a 22017 legal settlement aimed at preventing lengthy detentions of migrant children, and subsequent legislation codifying parts of the settlement into federal law.
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Created 150 years ago as a fighting force that distinguished itself in a series of wars, the unit is now purely ceremonial in function, codifying in its dress and routine a popular conception of Greekness that evolved since the modern Greek state was formed nearly two centuries ago.
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Efforts that might have been intended to scale back the drone program wound up codifying it; the series of speeches that Obama presented as part of his "framework" — road maps to reform — had the effect of normalizing and putting a humane face on a policy of quasi assassination.
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Reasonable constraints would include opening up declared North Korean facilities to international inspectors, halting further production of fissile material and ballistic missiles, codifying Mr. Kim's announced testing freezes and nonproliferation pledge and obtaining firm commitments from North Korea to declare the totality of its nuclear and missile infrastructure.
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Trump made the biggest splash of his first week in office on Wednesday, when he signed two executive orders codifying two of his major campaign pledges: To build a wall at the southern border and to cut federal funding to "sanctuary" cities, which don't enforce federal immigration laws on undocumented immigrants.
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While the rules alone prohibit ISPs from blocking or throttling internet traffic, or creating so-called "fast" and "slow lanes," the full order explains at length the reasons the rules exist and how they should be applied, codifying a number of protections that aren't explicitly laid out in the rules' simple text.
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The 22-point plan, which was uploaded to Medium, highlighted his work on gun control during his tenure as Colorado governor and included a wish list of Democratic priorities, including universal background checks, banning assault rifles, codifying the prohibition on bump stocks, raising the gun ownership age to 21 and limiting magazine capacities.
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Congress should take steps to ensure that Section 702 is not used for the type of generalized warrants the Fourth Amendment prohibits (and which helped spark the Revolutionary War), including by codifying recent restrictions that have already been adopted by the NSA to prevent improper collection of Americans' communications through the Upstream program.
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Best Buy, the electronics giant, announced last week that it was pulling Kaspersky Lab's cybersecurity products from its shelves and website, and the Senate is voting this week on a defense-spending bill that would ban Kaspersky Lab products from being used by American government agencies, effectively codifying Wednesday's directive into law.
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Although their first and most famous collaboration, 1931's Frankenstein, established hallmarks of the nascent horror genre, their second feature, The Old Dark House (1932), which screened at Quad Cinema and will soon be released on DVD, adds polish to many of the same visual and thematic tropes, codifying them in the horror canon.
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Some abortion rights supporters say they worry most about a new tactic used by some Republican-led states: Those states have begun crafting rules and regulations through agencies that oversee abortion providers and medical clinics, alongside legislation aimed at codifying those rules, in an effort to stop procedures even before a legislature has acted.
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By reducing regulatory constraints and codifying a similar rule issued by the Department of Energy (DOE), H.R. 4606 will better allow our domestic providers the opportunity to provide a stable source of U.S. energy to countries currently reliant on Venezuelan fuel oil, which has been used to gain influence within countries in the region.
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" Hazony seems to see himself codifying this vision into a more systematic framework: In a 2016 essay previewing The Virtue of Nationalism's core arguments, he called on conservative intellectuals to "give birth to the kind of political theory and historical work that could yield a coherent alternative to the order they are up against.
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Though she deserves as much credit as any writer alive for codifying the current form of the personal essay — The Paris Review has credited her with pioneering the genre of "personal criticism" now associated with essayists such as Leslie Jamison, Maggie Nelson, and Jia Tolentino — her influence as a writer has always outstripped her exposure.
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By codifying a more complete definition of public charge into law, lawmakers can preempt the Trump administration's overreach before it leaves draft form, and we're forced to amend the Statue of Liberty inscription to say, "Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses..." so that they may be sent back from whence they came.
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Negotiating limits on the North Korean arsenal may not lead directly to complete disarmament, but it could reduce the threat to U.S. and allied territory: Codifying the nuclear and missile test freeze as well as disabling or dismantling the large new reactor at Yongbyon could together limit the regime's ability to design, produce and support more threatening weapons.
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Though Labour and the Liberal Democrats have both pledged to hold a constitutional convention if they come to power, the chances of their creating the space for an honest debate of who has what powers, codifying their results and getting them agreed is very small—and any attempts to do so would be widely interpreted as nefarious.
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Then, working with the detailed input from the Treasury and FHFA, Congress should take the necessary steps to complete the job – culminating in Fannie and Freddie exiting conservatorship and Congress adopting necessary legislation (a federal guarantee and a Fund) to finish the job and codifying existing reforms (pricing parity, required risk sharing, and strict limits on portfolios).
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Give the F.T.C. Some Teeth to Guard Our Privacy I endorse this take from Jessica Rich, former director of the FTC's Consumer Protection Bureau: Congress has repeatedly declined to enact a broad-based federal privacy and data security law setting strong privacy standards, codifying penalties for wrongdoers and allocating the staff and funds necessary to enforce the law nationwide.
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Ted Lieu (D-Calif.) and Blake FarentholdRandolph (Blake) Blake FarentholdMembers spar over sexual harassment training deadline Female Dems see double standard in Klobuchar accusations Lawmaker seeks to ban ex-members from lobbying until sexual harassment settlements repaid MORE (R-Texas), quickly introduced a bill codifying and tweaking the process known as the Protecting Our Ability to Counter Hacking Act.
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The compromise bill, written by Senators Thom Tillis of North Carolina and Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, both Republicans, and Chris Coons of Delaware and Cory Booker of New Jersey, both Democrats, would enact a statute codifying an existing Justice Department regulation that says a special counsel may be fired only by the attorney general, and only for good cause, like misconduct.
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"We're codifying levels never seen before, an upward trend in government spending, that should give all of us pause," said House Freedom Caucus member Mark SanfordMarshall (Mark) Clement SanfordScaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump Sunday shows - Recession fears dominate Possible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat MORE (R-S.C.).
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" Ray Hulser, former section chief of the department's Public Integrity Section who now serves as a deputy assistant attorney general in the Criminal Division, told the Department of Justice Inspector General's Office that while working on one of the Election Year Sensitivities memos, "they considered codifying the substance of the 60-Day Rule, but that they rejected that approach as unworkable.
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If they want to meet their ultimate goal of codifying the right to abortion in the state constitution, they'll have to move fast: Virginia law says that if legislators want to amend the state constitution they'll have to pass the amendment in the general assembly, wait for a new gubernatorial election, and then pass it in the general assembly once again.
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Elizabeth Warren has proposed a platform that calls for Congress to pass a group of federal laws protecting access to reproductive care even if Roe falls, including codifying access to abortion in the federal statute, repealing the Hyde Amendment, reversing the Trump administration's gag rule, and passing a bill blocking states from enacting onerous anti-abortion restrictions such as the targeted regulations on abortion providers (TRAP) laws.
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Some of the things the WEEE Act will do is mandating the U.S.Agency for International Development (USAID) to direct 50% of its small- and medium-sized enterprise (SME) resources to women-owned ventures; codifying USAID's use of a gender-lens for shaping its policies and activities; requiring the agency tracks progress in women's economic empowerment, from employment and enterprise development to control over their income; among other stipulations.
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"I am asking you to join me today as part of an unprecedented and historic grassroots campaign that will begin with at least a million people from across the country," Sanders wrote in an email to supporters, codifying a long-expected candidacy that will aim to bottle the same grassroots energy (and money) that he built during a surprisingly strong and successful 25 race against former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
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Mark PocanMark William PocanTrump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move Liberal Democrat eyes aid cuts to Israel after Omar, Tlaib denied entry Democrats give cold shoulder to Warren wealth tax MORE (Wis.), Keith Ellison (Minn.) and Hank Johnson (Ga.) introduced the Securing America's Future Elections (SAFE) Act, which would launch several cybersecurity programs, including codifying the decision from former Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson to reclassify elections as critical infrastructure.
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The six prompts—to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, which is charged with overseeing vehicle safety in the US; to Arizona, which has very few rules governing automated vehicle testing; to the organization that oversees local law enforcement and motor vehicle departments; and to Uber itself—show that the safety board is pushing for regulation of self-driving vehicles on public roads, including codifying today's federal guidelines into proper, enforceable rules.
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These include allowing pharmacists to dispense birth control without a prescription (which is already the law in California and Oregon, and passed this year in red-state Tennessee); allowing women to pick up a 220- or 214-month supply of birth control in one pharmacy visit (passed in Maryland, Vermont, Hawaii, and Illinois), to codifying and expanding ACA-style contraceptive benefits at the state level (Maryland banned co-pays for contraception and sterilization).
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Margaret Farrar, the puzzle's inaugural editor, imposed Times-ian rigor on what was then considered a thoughtless amusement, codifying most of the rules you know today: The grids are nearly always square; words must be three letters or longer; black squares must be arranged symmetrically so that the grid's pattern looks the same upside down; every letter should be "checked," meaning it appears in both a word reading across and one reading down, giving you two chances to figure it out.
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If the government refines these principles to recognize the potential for dramatically increasing economic inequality as well as the need for international regulatory coordination concerning AI technologies, the memorandum will be a fantastic step forward for providing appropriate guidance to governmental agencies and for codifying a national AI policy in the U.S. Peter Stone is the David Bruton Jr. Centennial Professor of Computer Science at The University of Texas at Austin, the executive director of Sony AI America, and chair of the Standing Committee of the One Hundred Year Study on AI (AI100).
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Ron WydenRonald (Ron) Lee WydenWyden blasts FEC Republicans for blocking probe into NRA over possible Russia donations Wyden calls for end to political ad targeting on Facebook, Google Ex-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity MORE (D-Ore.) and Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulGraham promises ObamaCare repeal if Trump, Republicans win in 85033 Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Rand Paul to 'limit' August activities due to health MORE (R-Ky.) — that would make changes to the law, including boosting transparency and oversight of the surveillance and codifying the NSA's decision earlier this year to end "about" collection.
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Rob PortmanRobert (Rob) Jones PortmanSchumer blasts 'red flag' gun legislation as 'ineffective cop out' McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Shaken Portman urges support for 'red flag' laws after Ohio shooting MORE (R-Ohio) and Jerry MoranGerald (Jerry) MoranSenators introduce bill aimed at protecting Olympic athletes in response to abuse scandals Overnight Defense: Senate fails to override Trump veto on Saudi arms sales | Two US troops killed in Afghanistan | Senators tee up nominations, budget deal ahead of recess Senate fails to override Trump veto on Saudi arms sale MORE (R-Kan.) would include a $25 billion trust fund for border security, including fencing and physical barriers, while codifying the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program for current recipients.
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Cedric RichmondCedric Levon RichmondHillicon Valley: House passes key surveillance bill | Paul, Lee urge Trump to kill FISA deal | White House seeks help from tech in coronavirus fight | Dem urges Pence to counter virus misinformation Lawmakers criticize Trump's slashed budget for key federal cyber agency Government report offers guidelines to prevent nationwide cyber catastrophe MORE (D-La.), the cyber subcommittee's chairman, opened a hearing on Wednesday by praising the report's recommendations and saying he looked forward to working to "codifying" the ideas alongside House Homeland Security Committee Chairman Bennie ThompsonBennie Gordon ThompsonLawmakers criticize Trump's slashed budget for key federal cyber agency Government report offers guidelines to prevent nationwide cyber catastrophe What to expect from the 6 states voting on Tuesday MORE (D-Miss.).
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